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Ilya G.
proStamford, USA
One freelancer. Animation, web, video, code. AT&T, NBA.
$25k+
Earned
4x
Hired
5.0
Rating
75
Followers
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One freelancer. Animation, web, video, code. AT&T, NBA.
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ATT Live Arena: NCAA March Madness Interactive Experience
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NBA Allstar Celebrity Game Interactive Court Animation
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Teachers Pet: Cosmic Educational Character System in Rive
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ShaderToy Inspired procedural animation
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37
1.8K
Anoos Sohotra's avatar
Anoos Sohotra
maxLevittown, USA
Website Designer & Developer
$250k+
Earned
15x
Hired
5.0
Rating
236
Followers
TOP_INDEPENDENT

Top

FRAMER_EXPERT

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Website Designer & Developer
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Shopify Website Product Detail Page Enhancements
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Landing page Design and Development
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Shopify Website Product Page Enhancements
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Hillco Expo Web Design
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49
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Whitney Espinoza
proYonkers, USA
Multimedia Designer: Graphics, Web, Motion & Video Pro
5.0
Rating
64
Followers
Multimedia Designer: Graphics, Web, Motion & Video Pro
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InSite Health NJ App Explainer Video
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10
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VTuber Branding and Stream Transition Animation for Anime Jesus
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InSite Health NJ Website Redesign for App Launch
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21
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InSite Health App Icon Design
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14
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Taryn Fahoury
proCommack, USA
Brand & Creative Strategist. The foundation for brands.
New to Contra
Brand & Creative Strategist. The foundation for brands.
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PORTFOLIO WEBSITE Client: Bjorn G. Amelan (Artist) Bjorn is a visual artist whose paintings, made on antique French hemp bedsheets in Sumi ink, acrylic, and vinylic emulsion, have been exhibited at New York Live Arts, The Garage NYC, and Longhouse Foundation, with works held in the collections of Agnes Gund and 21c Museum Hotels. He came to me through a personal connection, introduced by my brother Jonathan, who photographs for both of us. The ask on the surface was a portfolio website. What it actually required was translation. Bjorn had strong instincts about how his work should feel but no framework for getting those instincts into a site. That gap is exactly where I work. I started with feeling before structure. His work is intimate and monumental at once, made from the sheets he and his husband sleep on, hung like tapestries, dense with imagery that rewards the longer you look. The site needed that same quality. Unhurried, material, serious without being cold. Everything followed from that. EB Garamond for the typography, warm off-white and near-black for the palette, a single scrolling home page with the full body of work presented chronologically. No decorative accents. No color beyond the artwork itself. The work speaks for itself and the design gets out of the way. The build is hand-coded in vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, no frameworks, no CMS, deployed via Netlify. I also developed a full photography brief for 19 works that needed reshooting, including a shooting guide diagram, and coordinated the reshoot with the photographer.
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BRAND PARTNERSHIP PITCH DECK Client: Kiss My Face / Serena Wolman (Creative Founder) Kiss My Face is an underground dance variety show in NYC, now in its 8th iteration. Professional dancers from NYC Ballet, Juilliard, and Broadway performing in immersive nightlife environments. Founded by choreographer and director Serena Wolman, it sits at the raw intersection of high art and underground culture. The work here was taking something that feels undeniable in a room and making it legible on paper to a brand or sponsorship audience. Those are two very different things. I started by getting clear on the feeling KMF actually creates. Unleashed, unfiltered, uninhibited. Front row access to something you can't see anywhere else. That feeling became the foundation for the pitch, because the real value for a brand partner isn't the impressions. It's the cultural credibility that comes from being embedded in something this specific and this real. From there the strategy shaped the narrative. What KMF is, why the moment matters, who shows up and why that audience is valuable, and what a brand partnership actually looks like in practice. Then I translated all of it into a full deck, built in the visual language of the show itself. The goal was a pitch that felt as bold and considered as the experience it was selling.
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CREATOR COLLABORATION PITCH  Client: Serena Wolman (Creative Founder) This one started with a creative concept that already existed. Serena Wolman, an independent director and choreographer, came with a vision for a content collaboration with the brand Vibram. My job was to figure out how to position it for a brand audience. The work was understanding who Serena is at her core, her curiosity, her relationship to movement and culture, and translating that into something Vibram could see themselves in. Not as a sponsorship, not as an influencer play, but as a real creative collaboration. Someone whose perspective and presence would generate content that didn't look like an ad because it wasn't one. The pitch had to make that value exchange legible. What she brings, what the brand gets, and how it would actually live in practice on their social channels. Strategy first, so the creative vision had a business case underneath it. Vibram hasn't moved forward yet, but the deck is the proof. The work is in the translation, taking a creative's world and making it land for a brand audience. That's the part I'm built for.
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PERSONAL BRAND SHOOT Client: GRCE Projects (My Personal Brand) When I decided to do a brand shoot for GRCE Projects, I had to answer the same question I ask every client first. What do I want people to feel when they encounter this? What kept coming back was an open invitation. A presence that makes someone feel safe enough to really go there. That feeling, safety, trust, ease, became the brief. Not a mood, not an aesthetic, a feeling. And everything else had to flow from it. The concept came from that feeling. "Join me at the table." From there I built out the three visual territories that would hold it in frame: the presence, the invitation, and the emotion. The moodboard, the styling, the location, the shot list, all of it traced back to the same feeling underneath. What I learned doing this for myself is that when the feeling is clear first, every decision gets easier. You stop second-guessing the styling because you know what it needs to feel like. You stop debating locations because you know what the space has to hold. The result was a body of work that became the foundation for everything GRCE Projects is built on visually. Shot on film by Remy Young.
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90
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Sara Sapienza
West Hempstead, USA
Building simple, beautiful websites for your business.
Building simple, beautiful websites for your business.
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Bi-County Scale & Equipment
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Vibein5 – Social Discovery Platform
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Achoteinu.org – A Digital Hub for Jewish Converts
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Paul Schultz
Seaford, USA
Product designer gone mad scientist inventor!!!
New to Contra
Product designer gone mad scientist inventor!!!
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Patient Safety Incident Reporting System Patient safety reporting at Northwell Health was spread across Jira tickets, email attachments, and an Access database. Reports were often duplicated, supporting documents were difficult to locate, and staff had limited visibility into ownership and resolution status. I led the design of a centralized reporting platform that supported the full incident lifecycle across 20 hospitals. As lead designer, I owned the UX and visual design from discovery through validation. I interviewed clinicians, patient safety leaders, and operational teams to understand how incidents were reported, reviewed, escalated, and resolved. I mapped the fragmented process, defined the needs and permissions of each user group, and designed guided reporting flows that balanced fast submission with structured data capture. I also facilitated a five-day design sprint to align clinical, product, engineering, and compliance partners before development. The final platform gave frontline staff a faster way to submit incidents and allowed multiple contributors to work from one shared report. Automated reminders, visible status tracking, and structured data helped reviews move forward while giving leadership a clearer view of trends and recurring risks. The system reduced duplicate reporting, improved staff adoption, and created a more reliable foundation for learning from safety events and near misses.
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AI Chatbot for Post-Discharge Patient Monitoring Post-discharge monitoring at Northwell Health relied on scheduled phone calls, which meant changes in a patient’s condition could go unnoticed between check-ins. I led the design of a Conversa-powered chatbot and clinician dashboard that collected daily recovery information, identified concerning symptoms, and helped care teams focus on patients who needed immediate attention. As lead designer, I owned the UX and visual design from discovery through delivery. I worked with clinicians and care managers to map recovery workflows, escalation paths, and existing outreach scripts. I designed the chatbot conversations to capture structured symptom data and patient sentiment without creating survey fatigue. I also helped define alert thresholds and designed a clinician dashboard that summarized patient status, recent changes, and escalation history, allowing care managers to act without reading every conversation transcript. The system captured more than 3,200 patient recovery data points each week and routed over 450 critical alerts per month. It reduced manual nurse follow-up calls by 65 percent and contributed to a 28 percent reduction in 30-day readmissions. The project showed how conversational AI can support clinical teams when patient signals are captured early, presented clearly, and connected to a reliable escalation process.
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Patient Caseload Management System Post-discharge follow-up at Northwell Health relied on Excel files, SharePoint folders, and a shared email list. Care managers had no reliable way to see who was responsible for each patient, what follow-up had been completed, or which cases needed urgent attention. Shift changes often caused lost context, duplicated work, and missed calls. As lead designer, I owned the UX and visual design from discovery through validation. I interviewed and shadowed care managers across facilities and shifts, mapped the existing process, and identified the breakdowns affecting ownership and continuity. I used those findings to design and test a centralized platform with shared documentation, clear caseload ownership, defined escalation paths, and consistent handoffs between teams. I also partnered with engineering, data, and compliance teams to address technical constraints, access controls, and the handling of sensitive patient information. The platform replaced the fragmented workflow and was rolled out across Northwell’s call centers. Missed calls caused by process breakdowns dropped to zero, follow-up documentation improved, and care teams gained a clearer view of urgent cases and daily workload. The result was a more reliable system that allowed care managers to spend less time checking multiple tools and more time supporting patients.
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Featured Work
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Stephanie D'Aurio
Brentwood, USA
Brand Strategy, Design, & Digital Experiences
Brand Strategy, Design, & Digital Experiences
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Brand Refresh & Digital Redesign for BetrLink
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10
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Rebrand & Web Design for Noetic Therapy
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12
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New Logo & Identity for BodySpec
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11
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Food Fix Digital Transformation
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5