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UX research that changed the brief
UX research answers what people do, which is rarely what they say. These cases cover UX research that reshaped a product's direction.
How AI marketing platform redesign helped Fieldstream secure $3.8M in pre-seed funding
Fieldstream had powerful AI underneath but friction at the surface. Lazarev.agency redesigned the platform into a structured decision system that helped marketers plan faster, stay inside the product, and supported Fieldstream’s $3.8M pre-seed raise.

How Matta's marketplace design reshaped chemical sourcing and purchasing across Africa
Matta set out to organize one of Africa’s most fragmented procurement markets. Lazarev.agency designed a trust-first B2B marketplace that streamlined chemical sourcing, kept transactions on-platform, and helped Matta secure an early leadership position in a market still run through disconnected channels.

How our redesign of Level All drove activation, retention, and completion
Level All had the content students needed, but not the experience to keep them moving. Lazarev.agency redesigned the platform around personalized onboarding, goal-driven learning journeys, and progress-focused dashboards that improved activation, retention, and course completion.

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.







