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Web design has to earn attention in the few seconds before someone leaves, then hold it long enough to explain something. The cases below cover web design across marketing sites and product pages, with the reasoning behind each layout.
How our redesign made Abu Dhabi University's depth clear for applicants and students
Abu Dhabi University had depth, but its digital experience hid it. Lazarev.agency redesigned the platform around the needs of applicants, students, and faculty, transforming a fragmented ecosystem into a unified digital campus where information, services, and opportunities are easier to find and act on.

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.

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 we made AI Infra Summit the most recognizable AI event in the SF area
AI Infra Summit became more than an annual conference. It evolved into a recognizable AI infrastructure brand. Lazarev.agency designed a scalable digital ecosystem that attracts attendees, speakers, and sponsors while making every new edition faster to launch and easier to grow.

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.







