HQ Paphos, Cyprus · worldwide
Founder · Creative Director
Product designer and creative director focused on AI products, engineering-led builds and startup launches.
What a production AI agent costs in New Zealand in 2026 — public NZ market benchmarks, realistic custom-build ranges, ongoing costs and a lower-risk way to pay only after each phase works.
By Alexander Vinokurov
How a market-making bot survives on a fast prediction market: the anti-pickoff logic behind a live Polymarket system — pre-signed cancels, event-reactive requoting, order-book imbalance guards and enforced post-only quoting, and how they fire together the instant the underlying moves.
By Alexander Vinokurov
Before a prediction-market trading strategy touches real money, we put it through backtests against real order-book depth and a staged ladder of simulation modes — inert, virtual, mirror, then a small real bring-up. Here is how the de-risking pipeline works, and why every promotion is gated by evidence rather than optimism.
By Alexander Vinokurov
A live market-making bot on the Polymarket prediction market was leaking money to a slow control loop. We kept the quant logic in Python and moved only the latency-critical execution path into a Rust sidecar — cutting the reaction time on the most expensive event from roughly two seconds to the low tens of milliseconds.
By Alexander Vinokurov
Part 2 of our AI-search experiment: 31 days after restructuring 99francs.agency for Google and answer engines, impressions grew 712%, clicks grew 267%, and the work produced three leads and two orders.
By Alexander Vinokurov
Nine web development companies worth shortlisting in Norway in 2026 — Oslo UX studios, WordPress and Webflow specialists, headless-commerce teams and remote options compared by focus, strengths and typical fit.
By Alexander Vinokurov
New Zealand's AI Advisory Pilot co-funds an AI plan for SMEs — what it actually covers, the gap between a funded plan and a working agent, and how outcome-based development removes the build risk.
By Alexander Vinokurov
Eight web design and development agencies worth shortlisting in New Zealand in 2026 — Auckland, Wellington, Hamilton and remote options compared by focus, strengths and typical fit.
By Alexander Vinokurov
What websites really cost in New Zealand in 2026: NZD ranges for landing pages, business websites, e-commerce and custom builds — plus the local vs remote agency math and how outcome-based payment changes the risk.
By Alexander Vinokurov
How we design and build AI agents that survive production, not just the demo — feasibility proof, behavior prototypes, tested action maps, provider fallbacks, and an outcome-based model where you pay only when the agent works.
By Alexander Vinokurov
A field guide to designing AI agents people actually trust — six UX patterns for control, autonomy, uncertainty, memory, voice, and failure, each drawn from agents we have shipped.
By Alexander Vinokurov
How we build startup MVPs without upfront payment — an outcome-based, phase-by-phase process where you pay only for results you approve, delivered as design plus working code in about two to three weeks.
By Alexander Vinokurov
A practical comparison for founders choosing between a senior design subscription, product design help, Webflow work, and MVP launch support.
By Alexander Vinokurov
A practical guide for startups that want visibility in Google, AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and other answer engines.
By Alexander Vinokurov
A founder-friendly guide to design subscription pricing, what is usually included at each budget level, and how to compare flat-rate design plans beyond the monthly price.
By Alexander Vinokurov
A practical comparison for founders choosing between Penji's graphic design subscription model and 99 Francs for product UX, MVPs, app design, and launch-ready web work.
By Alexander Vinokurov
A practical guide to choosing a design subscription for MVPs, from landing pages and prototypes to product UX, investor demos, and launch-ready builds.
By Alexander Vinokurov
A founder-friendly guide to comparing DesignJoy alternatives by speed, scope, product depth, supported work, pricing, and launch risk.
By Alexander Vinokurov