Ilya Kharitonov

Worked in the Auto division, enhancing the user experience across all stakeholders (sellers, buyers, dealers), all while maintaining focus on business requirements.

As a graphic designer I was responsible for creating the HR brand, visuals for SMM, and designing internal and external HR communications, as well as handling minor ongoing tasks in marketing communication.

I designed the user's personal account, developing a design system for it and other products, and overseeing the work of front-end developers

At PIK-Arenda I focused on product design, while also creating banners and landing pages as needed. I developed the design system and interface for a new personal account app for the landlords. I also had to improve the internal admin panel with a lot of old-fashioned code.

In 2018, I was called to lend my design skills to LocalKitchen, which was in its early stages of growth. As the sole designer at the time, I handled a wide range of design tasks, including creating landing pages, banners, outdoor advertisements, packaging, and designing the uniforms for delivery riders.

I was part of the marketing team at Rocketbank where I spent three years creating various designs. I was responsible for designing hundreds of banners, several landing pages for different promotions, and numerous email newsletters. I also had the opportunity to work on unique projects such as redesigning bank cards, socks, and even a skateboard. Unfortunately, Rocketbank is no longer in operation and all the banners, landing pages, and Yandex.Disk account have been lost. However, I was able to save a few pictures from my Telegram archives.

At "Typomaniacs" branding studio, now known as Zernaev.com, we offered a full suite of services including corporate style development, packaging design, magazine layout, and website and interface design.

There was also a lot of various things back then, another design studio, an advertising agency, a couple of glossy Surgut magazines, and before that, my own website on a free hosting service, layout under IE6, dial-up internet, in general, as you understand, I am very old =)