ANTON Kharytonov

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ANTON Kharytonov

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Kharytonov

ANTON Kharytonov

ANTON Kharytonov

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works

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ANTON Kharytonov

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Portfolio Works*

Portfolio Works*

Portfolio Works*

Portfolio Works*

Portfolio Works*

Portfolio Works*

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*Portfolio is WIP: case studies are coming first, then animation and other minor tweaks.

Askeza

Building tech startup that simplifies vocabulary learning

Our mission is to make vocabulary obtaining simple but effective. Service houses a sophisticated model that optimises learning through flashcards with maximum effectiveness. On the top of this — tons of preinstalled decks for Spanish, French. and German.

Like it always in startups my role is to do basically everything except coding, but the most improtant are conducting comprehensive research, designing interface, and establishing a methodology.

All Works

Askeza

Building tech startup that simplifies vocabulary learning

Our mission is to make vocabulary obtaining simple but effective. Service houses a sophisticated model that optimises learning through flashcards with maximum effectiveness. On the top of this — tons of preinstalled decks for Spanish, French. and German.

Like it always in startups my role is to do basically everything except coding, but the most improtant are conducting comprehensive research, designing interface, and establishing a methodology.

All Works

Askeza

Building tech startup that simplifies vocabulary learning

Our mission is to make vocabulary obtaining simple but effective. Service houses a sophisticated model that optimises learning through flashcards with maximum effectiveness. On the top of this — tons of preinstalled decks for Spanish, French. and German.

Like it always in startups my role is to do basically everything except coding, but the most improtant are conducting comprehensive research, designing interface, and establishing a methodology.

All Works

Askeza

Building tech startup that simplifies vocabulary learning

Our mission is to make vocabulary obtaining simple but effective. Service houses a sophisticated model that optimises learning through flashcards with maximum effectiveness. On the top of this — tons of preinstalled decks for Spanish, French. and German.

Like it always in startups my role is to do basically everything except coding, but the most improtant are conducting comprehensive research, designing interface, and establishing a methodology.

All Works

Askeza

Building tech startup that simplifies vocabulary learning

Our mission is to make vocabulary obtaining simple but effective. Service houses a sophisticated model that optimises learning through flashcards with maximum effectiveness. On the top of this — tons of preinstalled decks for Spanish, French. and German.

Like it always in startups my role is to do basically everything except coding, but the most improtant are conducting comprehensive research, designing interface, and establishing a methodology.

All Works

Askeza

Building tech startup that simplifies vocabulary learning

Our mission is to make vocabulary obtaining simple but effective. Service houses a sophisticated model that optimises learning through flashcards with maximum effectiveness. On the top of this — tons of preinstalled decks for Spanish, French. and German.

Like it always in startups my role is to do basically everything except coding, but the most improtant are conducting comprehensive research, designing interface, and establishing a methodology.

All Works

Interface

Design Strategy and Team Leading

I love projects with B2B model. They are so different, so unexpected comparing to other models. Totally opposite to B2C that could be done with closed eyes. Same with Interface — carpeting provider leader — unique, intricate, and huge at the same time.

My role was to led the project mostly — I were doing design strategy, documentation creation, managed my team which creates prototypes, prototyped most important packages, reviewed work, and then presented to internal team for a feasibility check, held all cross-department communications, ran demos and all the communication with the client, and finally reviewed artefacts of other departments.

All Works

Interface

Design Strategy and Team Leading

I love projects with B2B model. They are so different, so unexpected comparing to other models. Totally opposite to B2C that could be done with closed eyes. Same with Interface — carpeting provider leader — unique, intricate, and huge at the same time.

My role was to led the project mostly — I were doing design strategy, documentation creation, managed my team which creates prototypes, prototyped most important packages, reviewed work, and then presented to internal team for a feasibility check, held all cross-department communications, ran demos and all the communication with the client, and finally reviewed artefacts of other departments.

All Works

Interface

Design Strategy and Team Leading

I love projects with B2B model. They are so different, so unexpected comparing to other models. Totally opposite to B2C that could be done with closed eyes. Same with Interface — carpeting provider leader — unique, intricate, and huge at the same time.

My role was to led the project mostly — I were doing design strategy, documentation creation, managed my team which creates prototypes, prototyped most important packages, reviewed work, and then presented to internal team for a feasibility check, held all cross-department communications, ran demos and all the communication with the client, and finally reviewed artefacts of other departments.

All Works

Interface

Design Strategy and Team Leading

I love projects with B2B model. They are so different, so unexpected comparing to other models. Totally opposite to B2C that could be done with closed eyes. Same with Interface — carpeting provider leader — unique, intricate, and huge at the same time.

My role was to led the project mostly — I were doing design strategy, documentation creation, managed my team which creates prototypes, prototyped most important packages, reviewed work, and then presented to internal team for a feasibility check, held all cross-department communications, ran demos and all the communication with the client, and finally reviewed artefacts of other departments.

All Works

Interface

Design Strategy and Team Leading

I love projects with B2B model. They are so different, so unexpected comparing to other models. Totally opposite to B2C that could be done with closed eyes. Same with Interface — carpeting provider leader — unique, intricate, and huge at the same time.

My role was to led the project mostly — I were doing design strategy, documentation creation, managed my team which creates prototypes, prototyped most important packages, reviewed work, and then presented to internal team for a feasibility check, held all cross-department communications, ran demos and all the communication with the client, and finally reviewed artefacts of other departments.

All Works

Interface

Design Strategy and Team Leading

I love projects with B2B model. They are so different, so unexpected comparing to other models. Totally opposite to B2C that could be done with closed eyes. Same with Interface — carpeting provider leader — unique, intricate, and huge at the same time.

My role was to led the project mostly — I were doing design strategy, documentation creation, managed my team which creates prototypes, prototyped most important packages, reviewed work, and then presented to internal team for a feasibility check, held all cross-department communications, ran demos and all the communication with the client, and finally reviewed artefacts of other departments.

All Works

TapeTap

Order Management System discovery and very first phase

OMS's are complex solutions and do them fast without research is risky. Nevertheless, I hopped in right after the dev team created a prototype with 40+ input fields at the main page and were ready to start implementation.

My work was in delivering fast result to unblock team and start gaining users with first feedbacks. I created design strategy, concept, placed the foundation for fast paced iterations and scalable approach for future phases.

All Works

TapeTap

Order Management System discovery and very first phase

OMS's are complex solutions and do them fast without research is risky. Nevertheless, I hopped in right after the dev team created a prototype with 40+ input fields at the main page and were ready to start implementation.

My work was in delivering fast result to unblock team and start gaining users with first feedbacks. I created design strategy, concept, placed the foundation for fast paced iterations and scalable approach for future phases.

All Works

TapeTap

Order Management System discovery and very first phase

OMS's are complex solutions and do them fast without research is risky. Nevertheless, I hopped in right after the dev team created a prototype with 40+ input fields at the main page and were ready to start implementation.

My work was in delivering fast result to unblock team and start gaining users with first feedbacks. I created design strategy, concept, placed the foundation for fast paced iterations and scalable approach for future phases.

All Works

TapeTap

Order Management System discovery and very first phase

OMS's are complex solutions and do them fast without research is risky. Nevertheless, I hopped in right after the dev team created a prototype with 40+ input fields at the main page and were ready to start implementation.

My work was in delivering fast result to unblock team and start gaining users with first feedbacks. I created design strategy, concept, placed the foundation for fast paced iterations and scalable approach for future phases.

All Works

TapeTap

Order Management System discovery and very first phase

OMS's are complex solutions and do them fast without research is risky. Nevertheless, I hopped in right after the dev team created a prototype with 40+ input fields at the main page and were ready to start implementation.

My work was in delivering fast result to unblock team and start gaining users with first feedbacks. I created design strategy, concept, placed the foundation for fast paced iterations and scalable approach for future phases.

All Works

TapeTap

Order Management System discovery and very first phase

OMS's are complex solutions and do them fast without research is risky. Nevertheless, I hopped in right after the dev team created a prototype with 40+ input fields at the main page and were ready to start implementation.

My work was in delivering fast result to unblock team and start gaining users with first feedbacks. I created design strategy, concept, placed the foundation for fast paced iterations and scalable approach for future phases.

All Works

  • Product Details

    Zooming

    Zoom function by itself could work in
    several ways:


    1. As a regular scroll with full-width
      stretched image. Burberry, Fendi, Chloe

    2. Area drags with holded mouse. Lacoste,
      Louis Vuitton, Fred Perry, Hermès

    3. Area of zoomed part follows cursor.
      Zara, Jimmy Choo, Tiffany, Balenciaga


    We softly recommend to give users the
    ability to scroll (1) and drag (2) by mouse
    at the same time. The difference in dev
    effort is not significant. It is as intuitive as
    if you try to shift a pen by the finger from
    one part of the table to another.

  • Product Details

    Product Video

    Like detailed product images, videos
    convey important elements of a product
    (how it’s worn or used) to help digital
    shoppers make a purchase decision
    when they can’t check it out in person. 

    Insight data: 10% sales lift when the
    video is presented on product pages
    and drives down returns (12.9%)


    1. Large viewport:
      CTA for video could be placed below
      alternative image thumbnails (video
      thumbnails may be placed as the last
      item within alternative images line). Net-a-Porter

    2. Small viewport:
      Separate CTA above the main image to better
      highlight the presence of product video. ASOS

  • Product Details

    360-View

    According to Baymard Guidelines:
    Consider a 360-View Feature, but
    Never Instead of Multiple 'Angle'
    Images. Because many users
    either won’t use 360-view features
    or won’t understand them.


    Considerations:

    During testing, 360-view features
    were generally liked and
    appreciated by subjects who used
    them, as the feature allowed them
    to view products from all sides in a
    smooth and interactive interface.
    However, the vast majority of
    subjects never used the 360-
    feature, in fact, only 17% of
    subjects used or even tried the
    360-feature on the sites where it
    was available.
    Consider showing 360 view button
    near alternative view thumbnails
    and video icon. Bvlgari

  • Product Details

    Zooming

    Zoom function by itself could work in
    several ways:


    1. As a regular scroll with full-width
      stretched image. Burberry, Fendi, Chloe

    2. Area drags with holded mouse. Lacoste,
      Louis Vuitton, Fred Perry, Hermès

    3. Area of zoomed part follows cursor.
      Zara, Jimmy Choo, Tiffany, Balenciaga


    We softly recommend to give users the
    ability to scroll (1) and drag (2) by mouse
    at the same time. The difference in dev
    effort is not significant. It is as intuitive as
    if you try to shift a pen by the finger from
    one part of the table to another.

  • Product Details

    Product Video

    Like detailed product images, videos
    convey important elements of a product
    (how it’s worn or used) to help digital
    shoppers make a purchase decision
    when they can’t check it out in person. 

    Insight data: 10% sales lift when the
    video is presented on product pages
    and drives down returns (12.9%)


    1. Large viewport:
      CTA for video could be placed below
      alternative image thumbnails (video
      thumbnails may be placed as the last
      item within alternative images line). Net-a-Porter

    2. Small viewport:
      Separate CTA above the main image to better
      highlight the presence of product video. ASOS

  • Product Details

    360-View

    According to Baymard Guidelines:
    Consider a 360-View Feature, but
    Never Instead of Multiple 'Angle'
    Images. Because many users
    either won’t use 360-view features
    or won’t understand them.


    Considerations:

    During testing, 360-view features
    were generally liked and
    appreciated by subjects who used
    them, as the feature allowed them
    to view products from all sides in a
    smooth and interactive interface.
    However, the vast majority of
    subjects never used the 360-
    feature, in fact, only 17% of
    subjects used or even tried the
    360-feature on the sites where it
    was available.
    Consider showing 360 view button
    near alternative view thumbnails
    and video icon. Bvlgari

  • Product Details

    Zooming

    Zoom function by itself could work in
    several ways:


    1. As a regular scroll with full-width
      stretched image. Burberry, Fendi, Chloe

    2. Area drags with holded mouse. Lacoste,
      Louis Vuitton, Fred Perry, Hermès

    3. Area of zoomed part follows cursor.
      Zara, Jimmy Choo, Tiffany, Balenciaga


    We softly recommend to give users the
    ability to scroll (1) and drag (2) by mouse
    at the same time. The difference in dev
    effort is not significant. It is as intuitive as
    if you try to shift a pen by the finger from
    one part of the table to another.

  • Product Details

    Product Video

    Like detailed product images, videos
    convey important elements of a product
    (how it’s worn or used) to help digital
    shoppers make a purchase decision
    when they can’t check it out in person. 

    Insight data: 10% sales lift when the
    video is presented on product pages
    and drives down returns (12.9%)


    1. Large viewport:
      CTA for video could be placed below
      alternative image thumbnails (video
      thumbnails may be placed as the last
      item within alternative images line). Net-a-Porter

    2. Small viewport:
      Separate CTA above the main image to better
      highlight the presence of product video. ASOS

  • Product Details

    360-View

    According to Baymard Guidelines:
    Consider a 360-View Feature, but
    Never Instead of Multiple 'Angle'
    Images. Because many users
    either won’t use 360-view features
    or won’t understand them.


    Considerations:

    During testing, 360-view features
    were generally liked and
    appreciated by subjects who used
    them, as the feature allowed them
    to view products from all sides in a
    smooth and interactive interface.
    However, the vast majority of
    subjects never used the 360-
    feature, in fact, only 17% of
    subjects used or even tried the
    360-feature on the sites where it
    was available.
    Consider showing 360 view button
    near alternative view thumbnails
    and video icon. Bvlgari

  • Product Details

    Zooming

    Zoom function by itself could work in
    several ways:


    1. As a regular scroll with full-width
      stretched image. Burberry, Fendi, Chloe

    2. Area drags with holded mouse. Lacoste,
      Louis Vuitton, Fred Perry, Hermès

    3. Area of zoomed part follows cursor.
      Zara, Jimmy Choo, Tiffany, Balenciaga


    We softly recommend to give users the
    ability to scroll (1) and drag (2) by mouse
    at the same time. The difference in dev
    effort is not significant. It is as intuitive as
    if you try to shift a pen by the finger from
    one part of the table to another.

  • Product Details

    Product Video

    Like detailed product images, videos
    convey important elements of a product
    (how it’s worn or used) to help digital
    shoppers make a purchase decision
    when they can’t check it out in person. 

    Insight data: 10% sales lift when the
    video is presented on product pages
    and drives down returns (12.9%)


    1. Large viewport:
      CTA for video could be placed below
      alternative image thumbnails (video
      thumbnails may be placed as the last
      item within alternative images line). Net-a-Porter

    2. Small viewport:
      Separate CTA above the main image to better
      highlight the presence of product video. ASOS

  • Product Details

    360-View

    According to Baymard Guidelines:
    Consider a 360-View Feature, but
    Never Instead of Multiple 'Angle'
    Images. Because many users
    either won’t use 360-view features
    or won’t understand them.


    Considerations:

    During testing, 360-view features
    were generally liked and
    appreciated by subjects who used
    them, as the feature allowed them
    to view products from all sides in a
    smooth and interactive interface.
    However, the vast majority of
    subjects never used the 360-
    feature, in fact, only 17% of
    subjects used or even tried the
    360-feature on the sites where it
    was available.
    Consider showing 360 view button
    near alternative view thumbnails
    and video icon. Bvlgari

AllSaints

Project Discovery and Time Effort Estimation

Despite e-commerce is well-known business model, AllSaints is an entry-level luxury fashion brand and needed special treatment. I've made analysis, studied Google Analytics data, prepared slides with suggestions, and ran workshops. After creating of Solution Requirements Documentation I estimated both functional and non-functional parts of UX team work .

On the preview you can see some of my presentation slides in the style of the client — posh and monochrome, but still with my touch — clear and dynamic.

All Works

AllSaints

Project Discovery and Time Effort Estimation

Despite e-commerce is well-known business model, AllSaints is an entry-level luxury fashion brand and needed special treatment. I've made analysis, studied Google Analytics data, prepared slides with suggestions, and ran workshops. After creating of Solution Requirements Documentation I estimated both functional and non-functional parts of UX team work .

On the preview you can see some of my presentation slides in the style of the client — posh and monochrome, but still with my touch — clear and dynamic.

All Works

AllSaints

Project Discovery and Time Effort Estimation

Despite e-commerce is well-known business model, AllSaints is an entry-level luxury fashion brand and needed special treatment. I've made analysis, studied Google Analytics data, prepared slides with suggestions, and ran workshops. After creating of Solution Requirements Documentation I estimated both functional and non-functional parts of UX team work .

On the preview you can see some of my presentation slides in the style of the client — posh and monochrome, but still with my touch — clear and dynamic.

All Works

AllSaints

Project Discovery and Time Effort Estimation

Despite e-commerce is well-known business model, AllSaints is an entry-level luxury fashion brand and needed special treatment. I've made analysis, studied Google Analytics data, prepared slides with suggestions, and ran workshops. After creating of Solution Requirements Documentation I estimated both functional and non-functional parts of UX team work .

On the preview you can see some of my presentation slides in the style of the client — posh and monochrome, but still with my touch — clear and dynamic.

All Works

AllSaints

Project Discovery and Time Effort Estimation

Despite e-commerce is well-known business model, AllSaints is an entry-level luxury fashion brand and needed special treatment. I've made analysis, studied Google Analytics data, prepared slides with suggestions, and ran workshops. After creating of Solution Requirements Documentation I estimated both functional and non-functional parts of UX team work .

On the preview you can see some of my presentation slides in the style of the client — posh and monochrome, but still with my touch — clear and dynamic.

All Works

AllSaints

Project Discovery and Time Effort Estimation

Despite e-commerce is well-known business model, AllSaints is an entry-level luxury fashion brand and needed special treatment. I've made analysis, studied Google Analytics data, prepared slides with suggestions, and ran workshops. After creating of Solution Requirements Documentation I estimated both functional and non-functional parts of UX team work .

On the preview you can see some of my presentation slides in the style of the client — posh and monochrome, but still with my touch — clear and dynamic.

All Works

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but he also photog”

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Facebook

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“he design

but he also photog”

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READY
TO TALK?

Contacts

Follow me maybe

Photo Instagram

Personal Instagram

Facebook

Let’s work

LinkedIn

“he design

but he also

photog”

Typesets are Cosi Times, Clash Display, and a bit of Necto Mono. Copyright © Anton Kharytonov 2012—2024. All Rights Reserved.

READY
TO TALK?

Contacts

Follow me maybe

Photo Instagram

Personal Instagram

Facebook

Let’s work

LinkedIn

“he design

but he also

photog”

Typesets are Cosi Times, Clash Display, and a bit of Necto Mono. Copyright © Anton Kharytonov 2012—2024. All Rights Reserved.