Prototype and design
Page structure, UX logic and responsive Figma design for desktop, tablet and phone.
[ Web ]
We build websites and web apps that load fast, index well and are easy to manage: corporate sites and landing pages, online stores and marketplaces, customer portals, SaaS dashboards and internal CRMs.
The stack matches the task: Nuxt and Next.js for public SEO-driven sites, Vue/React for complex interfaces, Python/FastAPI or Laravel on the backend, Directus as a convenient admin panel. You receive the site together with the source code and documentation.
[ What's included ]
Page structure, UX logic and responsive Figma design for desktop, tablet and phone.
Nuxt / Next.js with server-side rendering: fast loading, strong Core Web Vitals, accessibility.
FastAPI or Laravel API, PostgreSQL, a panel to manage content, roles and orders.
Payment providers, CRMs, email and SMS services, analytics, maps, third-party APIs.
Semantic markup, meta tags, Schema.org, sitemap, multilingual setup with hreflang, image optimisation.
Deployment to your server or cloud, CI/CD, backups and monitoring.
[ Process ]
We define the goals, audience, pages and functionality and fix them in a spec.
Prototype → design of key pages → remaining screens. Approval at every step.
Two-week sprints; a staging site is available to you from the first sprint.
Content, meta tags, speed and indexing checks before launch.
Move to the production domain, monitoring, improvements and growth.
Websites and web services start at $10,000 — a landing page or corporate site with design, admin panel and SEO foundation. Marketplaces, customer portals and SaaS are estimated from $20,000. Payment is split into milestones.
[ Portfolio ]
[ FAQ ]
A landing page or corporate site — from $10,000; an online store or customer portal — from $20,000; a marketplace or SaaS — from $35,000. The price depends on the number of pages, integrations and logic complexity.
A landing page — 3–5 weeks, a corporate site — 1.5–2 months, a complex service — 3 months or more. A working version on a staging domain is available after the first sprint.
Nuxt (Vue) and Next.js (React) on the frontend, Python/FastAPI or Laravel on the backend, Directus or a custom admin panel for content. We rarely use off-the-shelf CMSs like WordPress — only when the task justifies it.
Yes: server-side rendering, a proper heading structure, meta tags, structured data, sitemap, hreflang for multilingual sites and fast loading. That's the foundation later promotion builds on.
Yes. We set up a convenient admin panel where you edit texts, images, products and pages without a developer, train your team and hand over a guide.
[ Let's start ]
Tell us about the idea — in a free 30-minute consultation we estimate scope, timeline and budget and suggest the best way to launch.