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LEON QUECK

LEON QUECK

LEON QUECK

UX/UI design.

UX/UI design.

UX/UI design.

But I don’t let it get to my head.

But I don’t let it get to my head.

After three years learning graphic design, three years in customer support, I now fix the problems I used to hear people complain about.

After three years learning graphic design, three years in customer support, I now fix the problems I used to hear people complain about.

Headline

Headline

PureGym Switzerland removed live gym occupancy from its app in April 2025, while still advertising the feature on its website. I coded 100 App Store reviews and compared the app against competitors to work out what that cost members, then redesigned the flows around it. The result is a case for treating a removed feature as a retention problem rather than a UI one.


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PureGym Switzerland removed live gym occupancy from its app in April 2025, while still advertising the feature on its website. I coded 100 App Store reviews and compared the app against competitors to work out what that cost members, then redesigned the flows around it. The result is a case for treating a removed feature as a retention problem rather than a UI one.


Read the case study →


Selected Work

PureGym

PureGym

PureGym Switzerland removed live gym occupancy from its app in April 2025, while still advertising the feature on its website. I coded 100 App Store reviews and compared the app against competitors to work out what that cost members, then redesigned the flows around it. The result is a case for treating a removed feature as a retention problem rather than a UI one.


Read the case study →


Selected Work

PureGym

where users get stuck

Flow audit

I go through one flow the way your users do and document where they drop off, and why.

You get a prioritised list of fixes with the reasoning behind each, plus a walkthrough call.

around two weeks

Flow audit

I go through one flow the way your users do and document where they drop off, and why.

You get a prioritised list of fixes with the reasoning behind each, plus a walkthrough call.

around two weeks

Flow redesign

The audit, plus the design work. For teams who already know something is broken.

Rebuilt screens, prototypes, and specs your developers can build from or I build it myself in Framer, including custom React components where a design needs them.

around four to six weeks

Flow redesign

The audit, plus the design work. For teams who already know something is broken.

Rebuilt screens, prototypes, and specs your developers can build from or I build it myself in Framer, including custom React components where a design needs them.

around four to six weeks

Two ways I can help you find and fix them.

where users get stuck

Flow audit

I go through one flow the way your users do and document where they drop off, and why.

You get a prioritised list of fixes with the reasoning behind each, plus a walkthrough call.

around two weeks

Flow redesign

The audit, plus the design work. For teams who already know something is broken.

Rebuilt screens, prototypes, and specs your developers can build from or I build it myself in Framer, including custom React components where a design needs them.

around four to six weeks

Two ways I can help you find and fix them.