Alistera: the office of the future, a website without a framework
Three languages, a virtual tour and an enquiry form — built with plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript
Product and visual design across UX/UI, interfaces, branding, design systems, websites, and digital products. Featuring projects and experiments in Framer and Webflow, no-code development, prototyping, and AI orchestration — from early ideas and product strategy to fully launched experiences
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Alistera stand: an image in a chat, almost four metres in print
For a stand layout in Affinity, I prepared an AI image 3.7 metres wide at 150 PPI. This case covers local upscaling, an RGB TIFF and crops for print checks.
For his ninth birthday, Konstantin received a game world of his own
Player 09 is the website I built for my son’s ninth birthday: a game world, invitation, achievements, and photo archive. Original screens and the state after the event.
A thousand properties on the map. The client needs one decision
My product concept for Developers Map: from a property map to a brief, a shortlist and a decision discussion. The original service is a third-party product; this case shows an audit and a separate prototype.
Contra MCP Starter: how I connected an AI agent to my portfolio
The open Contra MCP Starter: connecting an AI client, OAuth and preparing profile changes before writing them. The toolkit was first released on 16 September 2026.
Pilates.me: a Framer website and my move to development with AI
I designed and built the Pilates.me studio website in Framer. I show its visual structure and distinguish it from my later move to developing my own code with AI.
PromEnergoPark: heavy industry without a heavyweight website
A single-page React project with plain CSS: choosing complexity to fit the task
Taking a portfolio out of Framer without taking out its soul
Why I built an Astro version of nevskii.me, kept the old routes and left it as a separate preview
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