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UI/UX design at every level of the product
UI/UX design covers two jobs that are easy to confuse: deciding how a product should behave, then making each screen make that behavior obvious. The cases below show both sides, from the early flows to the finished interface.
How we rebuilt Tratta from a fragmented debt collection platform into a cohesive fintech product
Tratta’s product worked, but the experience got in the way. Lazarev.agency rebuilt the platform into a cohesive fintech ecosystem with scalable infrastructure, a smooth payment experience, and a configurable admin environment designed to increase retention and revenue.

How Rentcredit's B2C property management design gave landlords and tenants equal footing on every deposit
Rentcredit replaced deposit disputes with a shared source of truth. Lazarev.agency designed a property management platform where landlords and tenants work from the same verified records, making deposits, inspections, and property history transparent from move-in to move-out.

How redesigning Mozayix's interface gave risk managers their hours back
Mozayix didn't need more risk data. It needed faster access to it. Lazarev.agency redesigned the enterprise platform around how security managers actually work, turning scattered information into a unified decision-making system that saves time across every assessment, project, and incident.

How Ukrainian Power gave 30+ creative agencies a working channel to the international market
When Ukraine’s local market disappeared, creative agencies needed more than exposure — they needed access. Lazarev.agency built Ukrainian Power as a credibility-driven platform that helped 30+ agencies enter global conversations and attract international attention within weeks of launch.

How Riptide hit $500K in sales shortly after website launch
Riptide sold a feeling before it sold a skateboard. Lazarev.agency redesigned the ecommerce experience around freedom, faster buying decisions, and product clarity, helping the brand hit $500K in sales shortly after launch and eventually exit through acquisition.







