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Nikita Kanarev

Product Designer

I design B2B products where the hard part is the constraint, not the canvas — legacy systems, several roles on one dataset, decisions with a real price.

Kazakhstan · remote now, open to relocation with visa sponsorship.

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nikita.kanarev.dev@outlook.com

Selected web builds

Four marketing sites, designed and built end to end in Webflow — the second side of my practice: visual design carried through to a working responsive build.

Common — studio home page: the headline “A digital design studio driven by research & strategy” above a row of service labels and two project frames

Common

One-page site for a design studio that sells research and strategy, not decoration.

The whole page is a single argument in order: what we do, who we are, how we work, what came out of it. Motion carries the order — sections hand off to each other on scroll instead of stacking up.

Role
Design and Webflow build
Stack
Webflow · GSAP · Client-First · custom code
Live site (external link, opens in a new tab)
Synk — catalog home page: the wordmark with a green cactus lamp standing inside it, the piece named in the caption below, a running line under that

Synk

Catalog and pre-order flow for a studio selling postmodern furniture and lamps.

The object does the talking, so the layout gets out of its way: one piece per screen, its provenance in the caption underneath. Orders are captured before the collection ships — a pre-order form, not a checkout.

Role
Design and Webflow build
Stack
Webflow · GSAP · Client-First · pre-order form
Live site (external link, opens in a new tab)
Scrib3 — home page of the marketing studio: the headline “Web3 marketing for web3 builders” set in outlined and filled display type on black

Scrib3

Presentation site for a crypto-native marketing studio working with web3 builders.

Loud by brief: display type at full width, marquees, outlined and filled headlines inside one line. The work was keeping it loud and still readable at every width — services, work, team and careers all live on one scroll.

Role
Design and Webflow build
Stack
Webflow · GSAP · Client-First · custom code
Live site (external link, opens in a new tab)
Bloomlex — home page: the headline “Legal made simple 5 minutes, no lawyers” beside a rendered flower, with a start-for-free action under it

Bloomlex

Marketing site for a service that generates claims, complaints and lawsuits without a lawyer.

Every block on the page answers one doubt: can a document made in five minutes hold up. What it generates, who it already worked for, what people ask before they trust it — and a CMS blog that keeps answering after launch.

Role
Design and Webflow build
Stack
Webflow · GSAP · CMS · Client-First · forms
Live site (external link, opens in a new tab)

How I work

I start by reframing the task, because the question a team brings is rarely the one worth answering. Then I work inside whatever cannot be changed — the legacy system, the roles, the deadline — and treat those limits as the material rather than the obstacle. AI sits inside that process, not next to it. The work ends in a build that runs, not in a handoff file.

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