Case 05 · Eurasia — Nikita Antonov

A grant competition websitewith a 15-minute application

ABOUT THE PROJECT

ANO “Eurasia” runs the competition “Best Foreign Film in the Russian Language”: grants for producing feature, non-fiction and documentary films. The goal: a site that explains the rules and takes applications online in Russian and English.

ANO “Eurasia”, competition

client

Web design & build

role

5 days, AI-assisted · 2026

timeline

UX/UI, forms, responsive

services

CHALLENGE

Take applicationswithout email chaos

Applications used to arrive as emails with attachments: documents got lost, fields were filled in differently and deadlines passed. It needed one site: rules, a countdown to the end of intake and a multi-step form with field validation.

Emails with files

Documents get lost in email

No visible deadline

Intake date not obvious

Errors in entries

Fields filled in inconsistently

SOLUTION

One page,from rules to application

A hero with a countdown to 15 December, a competition video, the Rules and a three-step form: applicant, project, consent. Hints on every field and an FAQ — in two languages.

FigmaTildaAI stack

Built in 5 days,with AI

Day 1 · 4 h

Research

Studied the brief and the competition Rules: 3 form steps, 20 fields, documents and deadlines. AI built a field map and an FAQ draft.

Day 1–2

Structure

Mapped the page: hero with countdown, video, Rules, form, FAQ. Figma prototype in 7 hours.

Day 2–4

Design

Dark hero with gold, a strict form on a light background, field states and hints. Two GIF-block options to choose from.

Day 5

Launch

Build in Tilda, RU/EN switcher, applications sent to the competition mailbox. Live in production within a day.

AI-assisted

AI takes the routine: copy, concepts and first visual options are ready in hours, not weeks. Taste, final visuals and polish stay manual.

Results: numbers,not promises

DEVELOPMENT

×4

5 days instead of the usual 20

APPLICATIONS

184

applications from studios and authors in the first month

COMPLETION

78%

of applicants reached form submission

ERRORS

−60%

fewer incomplete-document entries than by email

* Figures for the first month of intake, from the competition’s analytics.