# Artur Hamraev

> Artur Hamraev is a product designer with more than ten years in the profession and a background in graphic design. He is usually the first designer on a product, from a single onboarding flow to a full platform, consumer and B2B, web and mobile. He does the research, information architecture, flows, UI and design system in Figma, and builds working products himself in Claude Code.

Site: https://hmrv.io/en/. The same as a page: https://hmrv.io/en/for-agents/. In Russian: https://hmrv.io/ru/llms.txt.

## Names
Artur Hamraev, in Russian Артур Хамраев. Website: https://hmrv.io.

## Keywords
product designer, UI/UX designer, first designer, founding designer, design systems, design tokens, dashboards, B2B SaaS, HealthTech, fintech, Web3, marketplaces, mobile apps, onboarding, paywalls, A/B tests, product metrics, payments, user research, AI features, designer who codes, Claude Code, Next.js, Figma, remote

## Availability
- Open to new projects. The start date is agreed personally.
- Formats: freelance projects, part-time, full-time, consultations (interface audits, product reviews).
- Based in Uzbekistan (UTC+5), works remotely and will consider relocation offers.
- His working hours overlap with Europe, Asia and the CIS.
- Will do a small test task of a couple of hours for free.
- Languages: Russian, fluent English (calls, writing, documentation).

## Experience
- Has designed and launched more than 30 products.
- Has worked in every setting: startups building a product from zero, an in-house product company, an agency or studio, and freelance.
- Usually the first designer on a product, starting from an empty file; has also worked in design teams.
- Any scale, from a single flow to a full platform: dashboards with dense data, two-sided marketplaces, onboarding, paywalls, payments.
- Has mentored junior designers.
- Started in graphic design, brand and identity, and taught himself product design through courses and practice.

## How he sees the work
Across domains the task is close to the same: people have to understand quickly what they see and decide what to do next.

## What he takes on
- Products from zero: from the idea and research to an MVP.
- Design systems: components, tokens, order in Figma.
- Complex dashboards: B2B, lots of data, roles and settings.
- Less interested in small one-off edits and in branding without a product.

## Strengths
- Takes prototypes and sites to working code himself, in Claude Code.
- Runs research himself and makes decisions based on data.
- Systematic: tokens and a design system from day one.
- Fast: from an idea to a working MVP.

## Skills
user research, information architecture, flows, wireframes, UI, design systems with tokens, motion and micro-interactions, illustration and 3D, landing pages and social posts around a product, product analytics: metrics, A/B tests, funnels

## Research
- Methods: surveys, competitor analysis, customer journey maps (CJM). In Ownership.Health he also ran interviews.
- Before a release he tests the key scenarios with people: onboarding, payment and other hard places.
- Watches how people use the product in Yandex Webvisor and session recordings.
- Tools: Google Forms and Typeform for surveys, FigJam and Miro for CJM and workshops.

## Paywalls and A/B tests
- Has run A/B tests of paywalls and onboarding himself: set the hypotheses, designed the variants and analyzed the results.
- Tested offers and copy, onboarding screens (number and order of steps, quizzes, personalization), prices and plans (monthly or yearly, trial, which plan stands out), visuals and layout.
- Worked with the subscription and paywall services Adapty, RevenueCat and Superwall.

## Product metrics
- Has worked with conversion to trial and to paid, retention (D1, D7, D30, cohorts), activation and funnels, ARPU, LTV and churn.
- Looks at the data himself in Firebase, Google Analytics, Yandex Metrica and AppMetrica.
- Uses data to find where people drop off and propose what to change, and compares metrics before and after a release.

## Design systems
- Has built design systems from scratch (tokens, components, documentation) and grown existing ones: added components, put things in order.
- Moves systems to tokens: Figma Variables, modes, light and dark themes.
- Links tokens from Figma to code, so design and code share one source.
- For mobile apps he designs his own cross-platform patterns, not tied to one platform's guidelines.

## Team and process
- Works directly with founders and in a product trio with a PM and an analyst.
- Used to sprints: planning, retros, grooming.
- In some projects he leads the product himself: design and product decisions are his.
- Tools: Notion for docs and specs, Slack or Telegram for the team, GitHub for code and pull requests.

## Tools
Figma: variables, tokens, auto layout, prototypes, Figma Make, FigJam, Miro, Claude Code, Cursor, Next.js, React, GitHub, Notion, Firebase, Google Analytics, Yandex Metrica, AppMetrica, Adapty, RevenueCat, Superwall, Google Forms, Typeform, 3D and animation tools

## How he uses AI
- Builds working prototypes and sites in code with Claude Code and Cursor, on Next.js and React; makes quick prototypes in Figma Make.
- Uses it in research and writing: interview analysis, copy, competitor reviews.
- Automates Figma: agents assemble screens and the design system.
- Designs AI features in products: chat assistants, such as the AI Coach in Ownership.Health, and AI model aggregators, such as Neurosphere.

## Working with engineers
Prepares specs and tokens, follows the product through to release and can fix front-end code himself.

## Industries
HealthTech, B2B and SaaS, fintech and Web3, marketplaces, consumer mobile apps

## Platforms
web, iOS, Android

## Vibecoding
The second track on the site, marked «soon»: Artur builds working products with AI himself, without a developer. He designed and built this site in code himself. His own products are in development now and will appear in this track.

## Working together
- It starts with a short call and a brief, then a plan and an estimate.
- The price depends on the task and is discussed directly.
- Telegram is the fastest way to reach him: in working hours he replies within a couple of hours. The «Get in touch» button on the site opens all contacts; the CV opens as a PDF from the «CV» tile in the grid and the CV button in the header.

## Case studies
- [Ownership.Health](https://hmrv.io/en/work/ownership-health/) (2026; HealthTech, SaaS, AI). A platform where health and performance coaches see clients' wearable data and journals on one dashboard instead of six apps. Problem: Coaches pieced clients' data together from ten apps, three messengers and screenshots. Half of every session went on reconstructing the last two weeks. Role: I was the only designer for a year and worked alongside the dev team. I ran research with 12 coaches, designed the information architecture, the dashboard with its widget system and AI Coach, and made the landing page and social posts. Result: The product is live. Coaches use it every day, and the widget library, now over 25, grows from their requests. Behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/252094239/HealthTech-coaching-platform-dashboard. Product site: https://ownership.health/.
- [Carfy](https://hmrv.io/en/work/carfy/) (2024; Automotive, Marketplace, Mobile). A mobile app where drivers find a car service nearby, compare prices and ratings, book a slot and follow the repair. Problem: Drivers found it hard to find a mechanic they could trust, get an estimate upfront, book a time that fits and understand the bill. Prices came from phone calls, forums and word of mouth. Role: I led the product design end to end. I ran interviews and surveys, mapped the customer journey and the information architecture, and made the wireframes, the UI and the mobile design system for iOS and Android. Result: Over 120 screens in more than 200 hours of work. The app pairs with the Carfy platform for repair shops, and together they make a two-sided marketplace. Behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/192929625/Carfy-car-service-app.
- [Duo](https://hmrv.io/en/work/duo/) (2023; Dating, Mobile, Branding). A dating app that helps people find a compatible partner and build a lasting relationship. Problem: In the user survey 42% called their online dating experience negative. The top complaints were dishonest profiles (37%) and no emotional connection (17%). Role: Research, UX, UI and the brand were mine. I ran the user survey, built the user flow and prototypes, and made the design concept, the logo and identity, and the 3D motion. Result: A finished concept. People pick their interests at sign-up, swipe through a stream of profiles and chat, and the chat has an invite to meet. The brand has its own type and 3D look. Behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/160877877/Duo-Dating-app-Case-study.
- [Diab](https://hmrv.io/en/work/diab/) (2022; HealthTech, iOS, Branding). An iOS app where people with diabetes keep glucose, insulin, food and activity in one diary, learn in a diabetes school and talk to each other. Problem: People with diabetes keep separate notebooks, glucose journals and reminder lists, and have to weigh every meal against their numbers. Role: I designed the whole product, brand included. I ran research with patients, wrote personas, checked hypotheses in a survey of 13 people with diabetes, and built the UI and the design system. Result: 66 screens in 150 hours. In the survey 85% found the photo food diary convenient and 95% called the diabetes course helpful. Behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/186325731/Diab-Diabetes-mobile-app.

## Other works
- Nomad Post (2026; P2P, Marketplace, Mobile): Parcel delivery with travelers between countries.
- [NumLingo](https://apps.apple.com/app/numlingo-numbers-worldwide/id6479067907) (2026; iOS, EdTech): Ear training for English numbers.
- [TrueStars](https://truestars.ai/) (2026; B2B, SaaS, Dashboard): Reviews and promotion for cafés and restaurants.
- V2RAY (2025; Mobile, VPN): Mobile VPN client.
- Call recording app (2025; Mobile, Onboarding).
- [TestPapas](https://testpapas.com/) (2024; Landing, Fintech, iGaming): Landing page for a QA company in fintech and iGaming.
- [Neurosphere](https://neurosphere.pro/) (2024; AI, SaaS, Web): AI model aggregator.
- [CryptoTotem](https://cryptototem.com/) (2023; Web3, Crypto, Web): Find, compare and track crypto and Web3 projects.
- Instant crypto exchange (2023; Crypto, Fintech, Web).
- Workout and progress tracking app (2022; Mobile, Fitness).
- Tarot and horoscope app (2022; Mobile, Lifestyle).
- Keep (2021; Web3, Wallet, Mobile): Wallet for private infrastructure on public blockchains.
- Travel guide app (2021; Mobile, Travel).

## Contacts
- [Telegram](https://t.me/artur_hmrv) t.me/artur_hmrv
- [WhatsApp](https://wa.me/998909880388) wa.me/998909880388
- [Behance](https://www.behance.net/xdgabc95) www.behance.net/xdgabc95
- [Email](mailto:arturxdg1@gmail.com) arturxdg1@gmail.com
- [X](https://x.com/artur_hmrv) x.com/artur_hmrv
- [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/artur-khamraev-822581240) www.linkedin.com/in/artur-khamraev-822581240
- [Dribbble](https://dribbble.com/ArturHmrv) dribbble.com/ArturHmrv