Websites from Russia

Eduard Aksamitov is a designer, developer, suprematist, and consultant. He helps launch, improve, and update products and services, quickly understanding issues and solving problems. Currently a Frontend Engineer at FANS Development, Eduard has over 10 years of experience as a designer, frontend developer, and Art Director. He founded and closed his own design & development agency to become an independent consultant. Eduard focuses on consulting and project management, where design and development balance is important. He is also the creator, curator, and researcher of Suprematist Digital, a magazine and community about the Suprematist art movement, and a core team member and open-source developer for Nano Stores and Logux Protocol.

Sergei Kolesnikov (also known as win0err) is a software engineer, photographer, and self-described professional procrastinator. He writes computer programs and creates websites, sharing his work and thoughts on his personal website. He blogs about engineering, photography, and travel. Sergei is a software engineer at VK.com. He holds degrees in System & Software Engineering from MIREA — Russian Technological University and is a doctoral candidate in computer science.

Paul Sikorsky is a product designer with a passion for structured aesthetics and a holistic approach. He focuses on building useful products by combining refined interaction design with a deep focus on user experience. He has worked as a Product Design Lead at Avito from 2017 to 2024, and as a Product Designer at Storia in 2016. Paul also runs a Telegram channel about self-design. He believes in designing oneself first and applies principles to everything else. He values structure, clarity, and engaging with broad physical processes.

Egor S. Skorbenko is currently developing doctoral research at the New Economic School (2025-2028). He previously studied at the New Economic School in Moscow (2023-2025) and earned a BA in International Finance from the Financial University in Moscow (2019-2023). His earlier education includes mathematical Lyceums 1581 and 1570 in Moscow (2016-2019) and attendance at Royal Russell School and Alleyn's in London (2012-2015). His interests include literary pursuits, financial flows & markets, innovative payment methods, mixed martial arts, classical music, and third wave coffee.

Rasul Kireev is a Software Engineer who writes code at Readwise. In his free time, he enjoys web development, creating small projects to learn new technologies. He also enjoys writing tech tutorials and other content, and creating videos. He experiments with new things, including brewing Kombucha, fermenting foods, and baking bread. He shares interesting articles and resources in his personal newsletter.

Evgeny Lepekhin is a leader and strategist based in Tyumen. He helps businesses overcome chaos, regain focus, and increase profits by building processes from scratch and bringing order to uncertainty. He consults with leaders and product teams, helping businesses increase profits through streamlined processes, clear communication, and attention management. Previously, he developed his own design studio for eight years and launched the online booking service "Okoshki." Evgeny also writes books, creates courses, maintains a blog, travels, and enjoys coffee and cycling.

Pavel Korytov is a graduate student of Saint-Petersburg State Electrotechnical University, Russia. He can be contacted via email. His work can be found on GitHub, and he is also present on Mastodon, Reddit, and Telegram. He provides RSS feeds for his main content and packages. He uses Plausible Analytics. His website is licensed under CC-BY 4.0.

Alexander Rodionov is a person who shares updates on their website. These updates include personal activities such as running in the park, walks, and taking photos. Alexander also mentions projects, files, knowledge, issues, subscriptions, and links on their site. He can be contacted via email at alexander@rodionov.cc and is active on Github, Telegram, and Youtube.

A personal engineering journal about AI automation, LLM agents, production systems, experiments, games, and things I learn by building them.

Eugene is a blogger who writes about his hobbies, primarily IT, photography, and bicycles. He enjoys sharing his unique and interesting tech experiences, such as compiling PalmOS applications and soldering extensions to his notebook motherboard. He also enjoys photography, particularly street photography, birds, and mechanisms, using both film and digital cameras. He finds cycling meditative and a good way to exercise. He also enjoys leathercraft, finding satisfaction in creating tangible objects.