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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.

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 (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 (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 (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 (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 (2026; iOS, EdTech): Ear training for English numbers.
  • TrueStars (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 (2024; Landing, Fintech, iGaming): Landing page for a QA company in fintech and iGaming.
  • Neurosphere (2024; AI, SaaS, Web): AI model aggregator.
  • CryptoTotem (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).

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