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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 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.

How Metastaq’s redesign drove 130% sales growth and 200+ brand sign-ups
Metastaq turned NFTs from a developer-only challenge into a marketing tool brands could launch themselves. Lazarev.agency redesigned the platform around no-code creation, storefront customization, and business-friendly workflows, helping drive 200+ brand sign-ups and measurable commercial results.

How platform design gave Vessel Finance an edge in winning deal
Vessel Finance had the analytics engine, but users still preferred spreadsheets. Lazarev.agency redesigned the platform around how investors actually evaluate vessel acquisitions, transforming a complex financial model into a guided decision-making experience built for high-stakes maritime investments.

How our AI cybersecurity platform design helped Cracken make offensive security feel operational
Cracken introduced a bold new category in AI cybersecurity. Lazarev.agency designed a website that made agentic AI feel tangible, helping technical buyers and executives understand, trust, and adopt an offensive security mindset from the first interaction.

How our logistics website redesign helped Nimble raise $106M in Series C funding
Nimble’s robotics impressed in the warehouse but not on the web. Lazarev.agency redesigned the company’s digital presence to communicate enterprise-scale credibility, helping buyers and investors understand the technology faster and supporting a $106M Series C raise.







