we discuss your business, goals, audience and what the website should communicate
(2) proposal & agreement
I prepare the scope, timeline and project terms so we both understand what will be done
(3) analysis & structure
I study the context, clarify the offer and build the logic of the future website
(4) wireframe
I create the page structure before moving into detailed visual design
(5) design
I design the main screens, responsive versions and interface details
(6) build & setup
I build the website on a suitable no-code platform and prepare the basic settings
(7) handover
I hand over the project, access and key notes needed to keep working with the website
with studio-level quality in a freelance format
how I work
pricing
landing page
A one-page website for a service, product or company. Built to present the offer clearly and guide visitors toward one main action: request, purchase, booking or subscription
from 15 days
from $1,000
multi-page website
A website with a more complex structure: several pages, shared navigation and sections for different services, products or directions
from 20 days
from $1200
e-commerce website
A website with a product catalog and online sales flow: product pages, cart, checkout logic, delivery options and basic store settings
from 20 days
from $1500
support & improvements
Ongoing design and website support: page redesigns, content updates, technical fixes, new sections, integrations and small improvements
from $25 / hour
monthly package: 40+ h / month $20 / h package rate
from $800 / month
website audit
A focused review of your website’s usability, structure, navigation, content clarity and weak points. You get a document with practical improvement recommendations
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E.CHEKRIZOVA
— a brand of handmade designer leather bags and accessories.
problem
— the old website was difficult to maintain: the catalog was hard to update, and archived models kept creating confusion during orders. — visually, the website also felt outdated: overloaded forms, too many CTAs and a complicated structure made the experience less clear and weakened the brand image.
what I did
I rebuilt the website and catalog structure, refreshed the visual presentation, developed the website on Tilda, set up forms, payment and installment options, and prepared instructions for the client.
result
— The website became easier to manage and clearer for customers. The client can now update products, images and catalog content without extra complexity. — Visually, the project became calmer and more premium: a strict grid, soft palette, focus on the product and a more polished presentation.
— a long-term rental service in Da Nang: apartments from local realtors in one place, with map and filter search.
challenge
— design and build the service interface from scratch — a website for renters, a Telegram web app and a dashboard for realtors — make the interface clear without instructions — in three languages, for both expats and local realtors.
what I did
I’m a co-founder of the project and lead design and frontend: I worked out the ux, built a shared visual system for every part of the service and developed the interface in react / next.js. key scenarios were designed mobile-first, since renters mostly search for housing on their phone.
result
— the visuals keep the focus on apartments — a calm palette and large photos, while cards, filters and the map help compare options quickly and contact a realtor. — the service feels like one product — shared components, grid and colors work in any language and on any screen.
— a voice and speech school with offline and online courses, workshops and a team of teachers.
problem
— inconsistent website system: pages looked and behaved like parts of different websites, with different grids, layouts and responsive logic. — hard to scale: every new page required extra effort because there were no reusable visual rules or ready-made page solutions.
what I did
I refreshed the visual presentation, rebuilt the main page, brought internal sections to a unified style and adjusted the layouts for different screen sizes. during the work, I also created reusable blocks and solutions for courses, workshops, online programs and other pages.
result
— The website became more consistent and polished. Users now stay within one visual system while moving between sections. — The project also became easier and more predictable to develop: new pages can now be assembled faster using ready-made solutions.
— video production for businesses of different scales: videos, music clips, advertising and other visual content.
problem
— showreel-only website: the old website showed videos, but did not clearly present services, cases, team or production scale. — hard to grow independently: the team needed a website they could update and expand without constant technical help.
what I did
I reworked the website structure, expanded it beyond a simple showcase and added sections for services, portfolio, cases and the team. I also prepared the website so the client could update works, add new projects and develop new sections more easily.
result
— structured client entry point: the website now works as a portfolio, service presentation and case base for potential clients. — easier content updates: the team can add new works, update sections and use the website for ads, articles, case studies and new business directions.
— a Chinese language school with online and offline courses for children, adults and corporate clients.
problem
— The client needed to quickly launch a landing page for the franchise direction. The page had to present the business model for future partners: school format, support, launch conditions and cooperation opportunities. The timeline was tight, so the page had to stay simple, clear and visually polished.
what I did
I designed a franchise landing page: built the structure, visual presentation and prepared versions in russian, english and chinese. after the first stage, the client decided to continue the work, and we created the main multi-page website for the school with sections for different learning directions, international exchange and franchise.
result
— The franchise received a dedicated page that could be quickly launched and used in communication with potential partners. — The main website brought the school’s directions into one structure — from courses to international exchange and franchise.
— a multimedia art project by Konstantin Pavlov about a fictional city, three characters and the border between digital and physical worlds.
problem
— The website was originally planned as a companion to an exhibition: visitors would scan a QR code near the artworks and explore the project context on their phones. — There was no ready-made structure — only an artistic universe, characters, texts, visual materials and the idea to turn it all into a complete digital experience.
what I did
We focused on the mobile version, because the website had to be opened at the exhibition through a QR code. The project then developed as a live creative process: the artist created new works, ideas with sound, animation and character pages appeared, and we gradually shaped everything into one digital story.
result
— The website became more than an exhibition companion. It turned into an independent part of the project, with soundtrack, storytelling, animated main page and character pages. — The result is a mobile multimedia novel where interface, animation, sound and artworks come together into one experience.