Research
I reviewed the previous website, the strengths of the personal brand, and the places where the portfolio felt like an agency landing page.

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THIS WEBSITE AS A PRODUCT
It presents more than a final screen. It shows how positioning, AI experiments, design, and development become one coherent digital product.
I reviewed the previous website, the strengths of the personal brand, and the places where the portfolio felt like an agency landing page.
I explored several directions — from a technology product to a quieter digital architect portfolio.
I rebuilt the journey around the person and the approach first, followed by process and selected work.
I kept the dark system and green accent while refining light, depth, hierarchy, and whitespace.
I built the page as a living Next.js product with real data, responsive layouts, and Supabase integration.
I reviewed imagery, states, mobile behaviour, performance, and reduced visual overload.
Each meaningful iteration is versioned so the product can evolve without losing previous decisions.
Real concepts, design iterations, AI assets, development decisions, and version notes can live here as the product evolves.
Selected clients
I’m Efim — a web designer, developer, and AI Product Designer.
I have been building websites since 2018 and am gradually moving my practice from Tilda development towards modern digital products.
I’m interested in systems where design, logic, automation, and code work together.

The budget depends on scope and product requirements. After a short brief, I propose one or two clear formats with transparent estimates.
Yes. I help shape the structure, messaging, and content required to guide people through the product.
A focused landing page usually takes two to four weeks. A corporate website starts from four weeks.
Yes. I design a clear content-management workflow and provide instructions after launch.
Tilda for fast marketing launches; Next.js and Supabase for flexible products designed to evolve.
Yes. Support can be arranged as a one-off engagement, monthly partnership, or product-development sprints.