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Websites that make your business easy to trust —

Business websites, online schools and e-commerce: structure, design and development in one pair of hands — from first prototype to launch and support.

Web design · Development · E-commerce

  • 30+ projects in the portfolio
  • Design and development in one pair of hands
  • Contract-based work
  • Available after launch
Selected work

Case studies with the platform and the problem solved for each — full portfolio on the next page.

Alpha School — Python Courses Platform# Featured caseAlpha School — Python Courses PlatformAn online education platform — a course catalog by skill level, student reviews, a mentor profile and a blog, plus a merch store. A live site with 6,000+ enrolled students.WordPressWooCommerceView live site
What I do

One person runs the project from first prototype to launch — and stays available after.

Business Websites & Redesign

I rebuild structure, design and development around what a visitor needs to understand before enquiring.

Company websites · Landing pages · Redesign · CMS · Integrations

Online Schools & GetCourse

Courses, student cabinets and education platforms — from the learning structure to the student interface.

GetCourse · Course catalogs · Cabinets · Payments · Integrations

E-commerce Builds

Catalog, cart, payments and integrations — without you having to figure out which CMS or framework you need.

WooCommerce · Shopify · OpenCart · 1C · Integrations

Not sure which platform you need? You don't have to be: describe the task and I'll suggest the right stack, budget and timeline.

Conversion-Focused Design, From Scratch

Full adaptive design in Figma before a line of code — built around conversion, not just looks, on landing pages and stores especially.

Landing Pages & Funnels

Fast-turnaround promo pages on Tilda or Webflow when speed to launch matters more than deep customization.

Migration & Rebuilds

Moving a site off a page builder onto maintainable code, or between platforms, without losing SEO standing.

Basic SEO Setup

Semantic markup, meta tags, sitemap, and page-speed basics handled at launch — every site ships search-ready.

WordPress Malware Cleanup

Hacked or infected WordPress site? I clean out malware, patch the entry point, and harden it against reinfection.

One-off Support

Fixes, updates, and speed improvements for sites I built or inherited from someone else.

Monthly Maintenance Plan

An ongoing paid plan for a fixed monthly rate — updates, backups, monitoring, and small fixes handled without a new quote every time.

Forums & Wikis

Community discussion boards and knowledge-base wikis, set up and themed to match the rest of the site.

Taplink

Link-in-bio pages and mini landings for a social profile — a service showcase, booking and payments taken straight from the link in your bio, with a custom design instead of the stock template and enquiries delivered to your messenger.

1C Integration

Connecting a website to 1C so data lives in one place: products, prices and stock flow to the site, orders and payments go back into accounting. Scheduled or real-time exchange — and repairs for syncs that keep breaking.

Why work with a solo developer

I'm a one-person studio — no account managers, no bench of junior devs learning on your project. Every site that ships has had my direct attention from the first call to the last deploy.

That trade-off is deliberate: fewer clients at a time, in exchange for the kind of hands-on reliability that's hard to get from a larger team. You're never re-explaining context to whoever picked up the ticket, and there's no game of telephone between what you asked for and what actually gets built.

30+projects delivered
12platforms in the stack
9online schools in the portfolio
  • Direct communication

    You work with me, not a project manager relaying messages between departments. Questions get answered same-day, not routed through a queue.

  • The right tool, not my only tool

    Twelve platforms in the stack means the recommendation is driven by your budget and goals, not by which builder I want to sell.

  • Realistic timelines

    I quote dates I can actually hit, and I don't take on more projects than I can run without the work slipping.

  • A project that stays easy to grow

    Clean structure and sane naming, so a new section or feature can be added a year from now without a rewrite. Most projects I keep looking after long after launch.

Process

The same clear path regardless of which platform ends up being the right fit.

01

Brief

We talk through the goal, timeline, and budget, then work out who the site is actually for — who those people are, what they came to do, and what makes them leave.

The outcome is a clear definition of what the site needs to do for that audience, and which platform actually fits.

02

Prototype

Page structure and content hierarchy come first, built around what that audience needs to see and in what order — agreed on before any visual design work starts, so revisions stay cheap.

03

Build

Design and development on the chosen platform, tested across real devices and browsers as it comes together, not just at the end.

04

Launch & support

Deployment, domain and analytics handled at launch, with project files and access handed over.

I stay reachable afterward for fixes, updates and further development.

Client feedback

Some projects grow into ongoing collaborations — clients come back for new launches.

Straight about money

Prices are approximate: the exact budget is fixed after a short brief — before work starts you know the scope, the price and the timeline.

  • Landing / promo sitestructure, custom design, responsive build, forms, analytics and basic integrations$80–300
  • Business websiteseveral page types, custom design, CMS, forms, integrations and launch preparation$140–550
  • Online school / GetCourselearning structure, student cabinet UX, custom interface, payments and integrations$230–630+
  • Online storecatalog, product pages, cart and checkout, e-commerce platform, integrations$170–750+
  • Custom projectlet’s talk

The lower end is for a compact project with ready content; the upper end covers custom structure, design and integrations.

Every row already includes responsive layout, base SEO and a post-launch check.

If the task can be solved simpler and cheaper, I'll say so before the work starts.

The final number depends on unique layouts, content readiness, integrations, animation and the amount of custom development — a simple project stays inexpensive.

Work starts with an upfront payment; larger projects are split into milestone payments.

Why these rates are lower than studio pricing

I work independently — no account managers, office overhead or agency markup. You pay for the work itself, with scope, timeline and price agreed before the project starts.

Common questions

How long does a website take?

Depends on scope: a landing page is the fastest, a store or course platform takes longer. After the brief I give you a concrete date and keep it — I don’t take on more projects than I can run properly.

What kind of projects are you the best fit for?

A new business website or a serious redesign, an online school with a student cabinet, an e-commerce store, or a launch landing page. I'm a good fit when you want one person handling structure, design and development together — with direct communication.

Do you do the design too?

Yes. I can design from scratch for your goal, or build from a ready Figma file — whichever suits you.

Can you redo an existing website?

Yes — redesigns, replatforming, or repairing layouts that broke. I first check what can be kept, so you don’t pay for the same work twice.

What happens after launch?

I stay available: fixes, improvements and further development — new sections, features, integrations. The exact ongoing arrangement depends on the project; most projects stay with me long after launch.

How does payment work?

Contract-based, with an upfront payment: the scope, the price and the timeline are fixed before the project starts. Larger projects are split into milestone payments tied to agreed stages. Card transfer, contract payment or crypto.

How much does a website cost?

Ballparks are in the sheet above. The exact number depends on scope and comes after a brief: you describe the task, I come back with an estimate and a date.

I'm not sure what kind of website I need. Can you help?

Yes — that's a normal place to start. Tell me what your business does and what the site should achieve, and I'll suggest a format, a platform and an estimate. No technical vocabulary required.

Who owns the website and the source code after launch?

You do. After final payment I hand over the source code, project files and the relevant access — everything created specifically for your project. There's no lock-in: you can continue with me or with any other qualified specialist. Third-party tools — fonts, plugins, platforms — remain under their own licenses.

What if the scope changes during the project?

Small clarifications are a normal part of the process. If a request meaningfully expands the agreed scope, I explain the impact on cost and timeline before doing the additional work — so there are no unexpected charges.

Get in touch

Tell me briefly what you need — within one working day I'll reply with a suggested format, platform and a realistic budget range.

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You don't need a finished brief, and a first message doesn't commit you to anything — tell me in your own words what you're building or want to improve.

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What happens next
  1. I reply within one business day and ask only the questions that matter.
  2. We clarify the goal, the scope and the platform.
  3. You get a plan: scope, timeline and budget — before anything starts.
Tooling

I don't tie a project to one CMS or framework: the stack is picked once the task, the budget and the maintenance needs are clear.

CMS & commerce

Content-heavy business sites and flexible commerce.

Custom development & design

Custom interfaces where builders become limiting.

Education

Student cabinets and learning-product customization.