Cost depends on project type. Simple landing — from 1500 USD, corporate site of 10-20 pages — 3000-6000 USD, e-commerce or SaaS — 7000-15000 USD. The price includes UX research, Figma design, frontend, basic SEO, 12 months of support. I do not take 100% prepayment — standard split is 50/30/20 by milestones. Exact estimate after a 30-minute brief. Details for web design and a matching logo can be bundled together.

Landing — 3-4 weeks: a week for research and wireframes, two weeks for design, a week for frontend. Corporate site — 6-10 weeks. E-commerce with catalog and payments — 10-16 weeks. Timing depends on how fast the client approves and on content volume. I keep the client in the loop with weekly Figma demos and rarely miss deadlines. If you also need a mobile app, we plan scope together.

It depends on the task. For small business and blogs — WordPress with a custom theme, so the client can update content easily. For serious projects and SaaS — modern frontend like Next.js with a headless CMS such as Directus or Strapi. For e-commerce — Shopify or WooCommerce. I do not push one technology — I pick what fits goals and budget best. Architecture is always discussed at the brief. More about my approach in the web design section.

Yes, every site I build is responsive by default. I design mobile-first: 375px first, then tablet 768, then desktop 1440. I test on real iOS and Android devices, not just DevTools. That matters in Chernihiv, where mobile traffic exceeds 65%. I follow WCAG 2.2 AA — the site is accessible to users with vision impairment and works with keyboard navigation.

I deliver a solid technical SEO base: semantic markup, Schema.org, sitemap.xml, robots.txt, optimised Core Web Vitals, clean URLs, hreflang for UK/EN. That gives the site a chance to rank. But getting to the top is a separate job — content marketing, backlinks, regular publications. I can deliver an initial SEO strategy and hand off to a marketer. I do not promise top-1 in a week — that is snake oil.

Yes. I regularly integrate with KeyCRM, Pipedrive, HubSpot, Bitrix24. For Nova Poshta and Ukrposhta I connect APIs for automatic waybill creation. Payments — LiqPay, WayForPay, Fondy, Stripe for international clients. Analytics — Google Analytics 4, Meta Pixel, Google Tag Manager. We discuss all of this at the brief so real development hours land in the budget. If a logo or brand identity is also needed, I cover that too.

Yes. I always hand over full CMS access and record a short 30-40 minute training video about adding pages, news, products, media. The admin is in Ukrainian. If you have a content manager from Chernihiv National Pedagogical University or your own team, they will figure it out in a day. For complex changes (structure edits, new sections) just message me — 12 months of free support is included after launch.

Yes, redesign is half of my projects. I start with an audit: analytics review, manager interviews, heatmap analysis. Often the issue is not visuals but architecture or content. Sometimes I advise against a full redesign and recommend updating a few key pages instead — that is more honest and cheaper. For Chernihiv businesses operating since the 1990s a redesign is a way to attract a younger audience from Chernihiv National Technological University and turn the site into a real sales channel.

Chernihiv oblast is a forest region and I understand the industry well. For wood processors and timber companies I build product catalogs with filters by wood species, cut sizes, volumes, FSC certificates. Separately — a B2B portal for wholesale clients with price lists and waybills. The site must be in client languages: UK, EN, sometimes DE or PL for EU export. I apply the same logic to textile and machine-building companies.

Yes. Chernihiv is one of the oldest cities in Ukraine and historical tourism is a serious industry: Chernihiv Detinets, Boldyna Hora, Anthony Caves, Saviour-Transfiguration and Borys-and-Hlib Cathedrals. For tour operators and hotels I build sites with online booking, interactive route maps, reviews, virtual tours. Content is always bilingual UK/EN, sometimes with PL added for Polish tourists. If a matching logo for a tourism brand is needed, I deliver it in the same style.

Yes, this is a special and very valuable client category. In Chernihiv many businesses were founded by parents in the 1990s and are now run by their children — 30-40 years old, with Chernihiv National Pedagogical University or foreign education. Often the old website was built on a constructor and looks the same as ten years ago. I help carefully refresh the identity without erasing the founders" memory: an updated logo, modern UX, a dedicated company history page. That respects parents and modern customers alike.

I do the design personally. For frontend and engineering I bring in trusted developers I have worked with for 5-10 years — Ukrainian specialists, some are graduates of Chernihiv National Technological University, Chernihiv National Pedagogical University or KPI. I never fully outsource a project — the client only talks to me and I take full responsibility for the outcome. If a companion mobile app is needed, I bring iOS/Android engineers from the same pool.