I design websites and web apps for businesses in Lutsk — from landing pages for local cafés and hotels near Lubart Castle to complete design systems for SaaS products and B2B portals. Every project starts with user research and ends with a tested prototype in Figma.
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I create design for any type of website — from landing pages to complex web apps
High-converting single-page structure focused on results. Clear block hierarchy, CTA elements, and responsive design for all devices.
Stylish minimalist presentation of your business. An ideal solution for professionals who value simplicity and elegance.
Multi-page site with well-thought-out information architecture. Reflects the scale of your company and builds client trust.
UX-optimized online store with intuitive catalog, filtering, and seamless checkout. Every element works to drive sales.
Complex business system interfaces made simple to use. Dashboards, tables, forms — all focused on efficiency.
Interfaces for SaaS platforms and web services of any complexity. From wireframes to pixel-perfect mockups in Figma.
Exclusive design for brands that want to stand out. Custom animations, micro-interactions and attention to every detail.
Cloud service interface design — onboarding, dashboards, settings, billing. UX that retains and engages users.
Gather requirements, analyze competitors, define the target audience, and identify key website usage scenarios.
Create a sitemap and wireframe prototypes for all pages, focusing on UX and conversion paths.
Develop the visual concept: color palette, typography, illustration style, and UI components.
Create pixel-perfect layouts for all pages in Figma with responsive adaptations.
Build a clickable prototype to test navigation and user scenarios.
Prepare the design system, guidelines, and specifications for flawless implementation.
Choose the optimal package for your project
Landing page (6-8 sections)
$1000$1200What's included:
5-6 pages
$2000$2500What's included:
12-16 pages
$4000$5000What's included:
16+ pages
$8000$10000What's included:
Examples of completed projects
Answers to the most popular questions
The cost depends on scope, complexity and depth of research. Approximately: a landing page or corporate site of 8–15 screens is the basic package; a B2B portal, customer cabinet or e-commerce of 20–40 screens with a design system is the standard package; a SaaS platform or complex web app with admin panel, roles and integrations is the premium package.
Exact figures are in the “Pricing” block above. Prices don’t depend on city: a business in Lutsk or in Kyiv pays the same rate for the same scope. For Lutsk clients ordering UI/UX together with development or branding, combined packages with a 10–20% discount are available.
Yes. From Rivne to Lutsk it’s about 75 km — I make the drive in 1–1.5 hours. The first brief session (90–120 minutes) is usually in person — at your office on Soborna Avenue, in the “European” business centre, in a coworking space on Lesi Ukrainky street, or wherever is convenient.
Further work goes hybrid: weekly online demos in Figma + Zoom, communication in Telegram/Slack. For key milestones (concept presentation, final design review, developer handoff) we can meet in person again. For Lutsk clients this model works well — fewer calls, more focused progress. Details on the contacts page.
The standard cycle is 6–12 weeks depending on scope:
If the project includes development, design and code stages partially overlap.
Yes, it’s a mandatory stage in my process. For a business in Lutsk it’s especially critical because audiences are often hybrid: local customers from Volyn + export ones from Poland, Czechia, Germany. Without understanding both, the interface fails one of the groups.
What research includes: 5–8 in-depth interviews (45–60 min), customer journey mapping, jobs-to-be-done, behavioural personas (not “demographic profiles”), competitor analysis in Lutsk, Lviv, Kyiv and on the target EU market. For a B2B portal, I always talk to your actual buyers — Polish distributors, Czech buyers, German engineers. It’s costly in time but it’s the difference between an interface that works and one that just “looks good”.
A design system is a structured library: tokens (colours, typography, spacing, shadows, radii) + components (buttons, forms, cards, modals) + patterns (header, footer, navigation) + usage rules. All connected via Figma Variables.
color/primary/500”, which can have a dark-mode counterpart, a brand-context counterpart, an accessibility variant. Change a token — and the whole product updates automatically.For a Lutsk business with one simple landing page, a full design system is overkill, but a minimal token set is still needed. For a B2B portal, SaaS or e-commerce — it’s mandatory. It’s the foundation of scalability and consistency with branding.
Accessibility isn’t a “checkbox for a report” — it’s a working standard that grows your audience. In Lutsk and Volyn it’s especially important for state/educational projects (Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University, LNTU), medical centres, B2B portals with EU partners where accessibility is often a contractual requirement.
What I do at the design level:
button, nav, aria-label.I hand all this to engineers in documentation. On request I run a UX audit of an existing product.
Most often in my Lutsk and Volyn practice:
Yes, and it’s one of the key competencies for working with Lutsk-based businesses. Proximity to the Polish border (~70 km to Yahodyn) makes language not an “option” but a requirement. I build bilingual support into the architecture from day one:
If you’re also planning SEO in Polish Google — we coordinate architecture with SEO strategy from the start.
Lviv is ~145 km away, Kyiv ~400 km. Lviv and Kyiv studios take Lutsk projects but work mostly remotely, in an “account manager + designer + team lead” model. That means: your context is relayed through a chain of people, each tweak goes through a ticket system, each call has 3 participants on the studio side.
I work differently:
This doesn’t mean big studios are worse — for projects of 50+ screens and a 10+ person team they’re rational. But for most Lutsk businesses my model is more efficient. Alternatives: Lviv or Kyiv for specific tasks.
Yes. Often a Lutsk business comes not “from scratch” but with an existing site that doesn’t convert. In that case I recommend starting with a UX audit, not a new design.
What the audit includes:
An audit takes 2–3 weeks and often shows that 80% of the result comes from fixes on the existing product, not a full redesign. That’s healthy savings for a Lutsk business and an honest call on my part.
Tilda and WordPress are tools, not a design strategy. You can build a great site on Tilda; you can build a terrible site on the most expensive custom stack. The question is what you’re designing before you start assembling.
For a small Lutsk business (e.g. a café on Lesi Ukrainky, a beauty salon, a local shop), a full 8-stage UX cycle is overkill. What’s enough: correct information architecture (4–6 sections, not 20), a clear value proposition above the fold, simple contact/order forms, mobile-first layout, page speed.
In that format I work with Tilda/WordPress too — as a consultant or as an auditor of an already assembled site. If the project is more serious (B2B portal, SaaS, e-commerce of 100+ products), I recommend custom development with full UX.
Handoff isn’t “I’ll send the Figma file”. I prepare a complete package:
If I run the build via my team, the handoff is internal and even tighter.
Comparison with other options
| Alex Filiuk | Lviv/Kyiv studio or freelancer | |
|---|---|---|
| In-person meetings in Lutsk | ✅ I drive in for briefs (~75 km from Rivne) | ❌ Zoom only |
| Understanding of export context | ✅ Polish/EU B2B portals in portfolio | ❓ Often no EU market experience |
| User research and interviews | ✅ 5–8 interviews per project | 📋 Stage often skipped |
| Design system with tokens | ✅ Figma Variables + documentation | ⚠️ Just components without tokens |
| Accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA) | ✅ Contrast, focus, keyboard, ARIA | ❌ Usually ignored |
| Responsiveness | ✅ Mobile-first, 320 to 1920 px | 📋 Desktop only + fake mobile |
| Developer handoff | ✅ Figma Dev Mode, tokens, video guides | ⚠️ “Figure it out yourselves” |
| Bilingual UA/EN/PL handling | ✅ Built into architecture from day one | 💰 Extra fee and rework |
| Post-launch support | ✅ 30 days free + supervision contract | 💰 Each tweak is a separate invoice |
An interface isn’t the “cover” of your website or web app. It’s the working space where your customers, partners, distributors or employees make daily decisions: buy or leave, place an order or close the tab, trust the brand or keep searching. In Lutsk and the Volyn region, interface quality directly drives business metrics — from conversion on the website of a hotel near Lubart’s Castle to the order volume of Polish distributors on a dairy plant’s B2B portal.
I’m Alex Filiuk, a Senior UI/UX designer with 15 years of experience and a portfolio of 130+ projects. I work with businesses in Lutsk, the Volyn region, all of Ukraine, as well as clients across the US and Europe. This page brings together everything a business owner or product lead should know before commissioning UI/UX design in Lutsk: what the process looks like, how much it costs, which competencies matter most for your specific market, and how to choose between a local freelancer, a Lviv/Kyiv studio and a Senior practitioner with European-project experience.
Lutsk is a city of about 215,000 and the centre of the Volyn region with a million residents. The business landscape here has several unique features that directly affect interface requirements:
In this context an interface performs not three but five functions: brand recognition, local-customer conversion, export-customer conversion, operational process efficiency, and compliance with European standards (accessibility, GDPR, localisation).
“UI/UX” is an umbrella covering 8–10 distinct competencies. I cover the full stack, but it’s important to understand exactly what work is involved:
If the interface comes paired with branding or a logo, the design system anchors to the brand identity. If full implementation is needed — we move into development with the same person on supervision.
I work via a transparent process that all my clients have gone through over 15 years. Each stage has a fixed deliverable — no “trust me and wait a month”.
Total cycle is 6–12 weeks depending on scope. A landing page or corporate site sits at the lower end. A B2B portal, SaaS platform or e-commerce — at the upper end. If faster is needed — we discuss an expedited format with parallel-track stages.
Price is shaped by scope, complexity and research depth — not geography. A Lutsk client gets the same rate as a client in Kyiv, Warsaw or Berlin. Approximate ranges (exact figures in the “Pricing” block above):
Worth a separate note: if you order UI/UX together with development, branding or SEO — the combined package is cheaper than the sum of separate services. It’s healthy business sense and more efficient work for me (one context, one logic, fewer reworks).
The Lutsk market offers different tiers: from a course graduate at $700 for “a website design” to an agency at $13,000 for a “comprehensive redesign”. How to choose?
There’s no “one right” option — it depends on scale and ambition. But if you’re planning a serious product that will run for 3–5+ years, export to the EU or serve thousands of customers, cutting corners on UI/UX usually leads to a rebuild in 2 years at double the budget.
My portfolio includes 130+ projects, most of which involve UI/UX work of varying scope. Among my clients are Ukrainian IT startups, B2B companies, retail, US agencies (New York, Los Angeles), European customers. Each project isn’t “one Figma file” but a full cycle from discovery to supervision.
I’ve worked with companies that have interfaces for:
If you want concrete details — go to the “Projects” section or get in touch via the contact form: I’ll pick 5–10 most relevant cases for your niche and show not only final screens but also intermediate artefacts — wireframes, user flows, design system, documentation.
UI/UX is part of an ecosystem. If you’re planning a full launch or a rebrand, a complex approach is worth considering:
I work not only with Volyn-region businesses. If you have offices in several Ukrainian cities or are planning regional expansion — we’ll build a design system that scales. Among the locations I actively work with:
The full list of locations is on the “Service Areas” page.
If you have a specific request — fill in the contact form or write to email/Telegram (contacts in the website footer). The first consultation is free, 60 minutes long. We’ll discuss your business, product goals, audience (local Volyn vs. export EU market), an approximate budget and timeline. After that I’ll send a detailed proposal with a fixed price — no surprises and no hidden fees.
I’m ready to design an interface for your business in Lutsk that will work for conversion, efficiency and scaling for years. Not “yet another redesign” but a working product tool built on modern UX, accessibility and design-system standards.