Web design & development that makes your business easy to trust — and easy to buy from.

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

A few recent projects

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

Denis.Dev — Developer Portfolio — Portfolio site. A web developer's personal site, with a selection of his projects, what he specialises in and the tools he builds with.
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Denis.Dev — Developer Portfolio

A web developer's personal site, with a selection of his projects, what he specialises in and the tools he builds with. Visitors can go through the work and write to him about a new project.TildaView live site
What I do

Services

Structure, design and development are all done by me, and you talk to me directly — from the first conversation through launch. Questions get settled faster and nothing gets lost along the way.

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
Additional

Need something else?

I take on selected tasks when they fit my stack: migrations, integrations, inherited-site work and maintenance.

  • Migrations
  • Integrations
  • AI integrations
  • Telegram bots
  • Site improvements
  • Maintenance
  • Basic SEO
  • + other tasks
All additional services
Technology

Platform — chosen for the task

I pick the stack around the business, the content and who will maintain the site afterwards.

  • WordPress
  • WooCommerce
  • Shopify
  • Webflow
  • Tilda
  • GetCourse
  • React
Technology & platforms
Why work with a solo developer

One person, fully accountable

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.

I take on few clients at a time and do the work myself. 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
15platforms in the stack
9online schools in the portfolio
  • Direct communication

    You work with me directly — no project manager relaying messages between departments. Questions get answered the same day.

  • The right tool for the job

    There are more than a dozen platforms in the stack, so the choice comes down to your budget and goals.

  • 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

How a project runs

The same four steps on any platform. The earlier a decision is made, the cheaper it is to change — so the important things get settled at the start.

  1. Cost of change: free

    01

    Brief

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

    From you A 30–40 minute conversation.

  2. Cost of change: one email

    02

    Prototype

    Page structure and content hierarchy come first: what the visitor sees and in what order. Agreed before any visual design starts.

    From you One yes.

  3. Cost of change: rebuilding a screen

    03

    Build

    Design and development on the chosen platform, tested on real devices and browsers as it comes together.

    From you Nothing

  4. Cost of change: separate work

    04

    Launch & support

    Deployment, domain, analytics, handover of access — and support from there on.

    From you Accept the handover.

Your total involvement: one conversation and one sign-off — both at the start, while changing your mind still costs nothing — plus accepting the handover at launch.

Client feedback

What it's like to work together

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

Scope & investment

Projects are scoped individually

Tell me what you’re building and what the site needs to achieve. After a short brief you’ll get the scope, the cost and the timeline — before development begins.

Responsive layout, basic SEO and a post-launch check are part of every scope — not paid extras.

After launch

Website care

A paid monthly plan at a fixed rate — no new quote for every small thing. The site stays looked after, and you bring questions straight to me.

  • CMS & plugin updates
  • Backups
  • Uptime monitoring
  • Small changes & bug fixes

Available after launch for any project — built by me or inherited from another developer.

Discuss website care
Common questions

What people usually ask

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 lower end of each row is a compact project with ready content, the upper end covers custom structure, design and integrations. The final number depends on unique layouts, content readiness, integrations, animation and the amount of custom development — a simple project stays inexpensive. The exact figure is fixed after a short brief: you describe the task, I come back with an estimate and a date.

What's included in the quote?

Every quote already includes responsive layout for all screens, base SEO and a post-launch check — none of that is a paid extra. The only things priced separately are the ones that genuinely change the scope: integrations, animation, extra unique layouts. You get the figure before the work starts, and it does not move afterwards.

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

Let's talk about your project

Describe the task in your own words, or just send a link to your current site. No brief needed — within one business day I'll come back with the questions that matter, a format, a platform and a realistic budget.

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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.