Powerful inside. Effortless outside.

Challenge

The Wix site was slow, gave no control over SEO or structure, photos got lost with every edit, and the owner added each new litter by hand in the builder.

Solution

Designed and built the site on Astro SSR with file-based content, a custom admin panel and automatic photo processing. Migrated 695 photos and every old URL with 301 redirects, wired leads and analytics into Telegram.

What was built

• 20+ routes: cats, litters, kitten cards, graduates, blog, pregnancy calculator, weight table
• Admin panel: a new litter in 5 minutes without a deploy, drag-and-drop photos with cover selection
• A lead from any kitten card lands in Telegram with a link to that kitten
• Built-in analytics without third-party trackers and a daily Telegram report
• Three languages with hreflang, Schema.org LocalBusiness and FAQ, a 162-URL sitemap
• Docker + Caddy on the client VPS, WebP generated automatically

Client

UkrFenix, Maine Coon cattery, Kyiv

Role

Full cycle: audit, design, development, migration, deployment

• Astro 5
• TypeScript
• Node.js
• Sharp
• Docker
• Caddy
• Telegram Bot API

Challenge

50 outdated pages on a legacy CMS, empty hardware pages, no catalog or cart. The subscriber cabinet ran on the stock Ubilling skin: a separate page for every action, unreadable on a phone.

Solution

Built a new static platform with its own build pipeline, kept every URL for SEO, added a catalog, cart, comparison and search with suggestions. Reskinned the Ubilling cabinet into a one-screen dashboard without touching the backend: the skin can be reverted with one switch.

What was built

• 50 pages migrated 1:1 with the same URLs, 5 empty product pages got real content
• Catalog: 50 products in 6 categories, product cards, cart, comparison, bonuses, bundles
• Mega menu, search with suggestions, a business page with B2B tariffs
• A tariff builder on the home page and a tariff switcher on 6 pages: the price updates instantly
• Supplier sync: prices, stock and photos for 31 SKUs are pulled automatically
• Second home page iteration: mobile page height cut almost in half (16,477 → 8,833 px)
• Cabinet: balance, tariff, payments, traffic, tickets and freeze on a single screen
• JSON-LD for products and organization, OG, an 87-URL sitemap, self-hosted fonts
• Deployed to the client Apache via .htaccess: 301s, gzip, caching, 404; form leads go to Telegram and email

Client

Lcom, internet provider and hardware store, Kyiv

Role

Audit, design, development, e-commerce, billing integration

• HTML / CSS
• Vanilla JS
• Node.js build
• JSON-LD
• Ubilling
• Apache
• Python deploy

Challenge

A WordPress site with a decade-old design: stock banners, tariffs hard to compare, awkward on a phone, and the subscriber cabinet on the stock Ubilling skin. At the same time 35 news posts and promos had to keep their URLs and search rankings.

Solution

Proposed four concepts and built the final one as a static Astro site with GSAP and three.js. Migrated all content at the old URLs, set up nginx and Apache redirects and a lead form to Telegram and email. Separately reskinned the Ubilling cabinet to the new brand without touching the backend.

What was built

• 4 design concepts ("Signal", "Lightline", "Instrument", final) and a brand kit with logo and typeface
• A tariff tuner, TV packages, business, payment and support pages with FAQ and Schema.org
• 35 posts and promos migrated at their old URLs, 137 media files, redirects for categories and pagination
• "Pulse" page transitions, reduced motion, print styles, a 404 with an animated mark
• Leads from any tariff button to Telegram and email, with the connection type
• A new subscriber cabinet skin: dashboard, login, payment and MEGOGO modules, mobile version

Client

Etherlink, internet provider and IPTV, Kyiv

Role

Concepts, design, development, WordPress migration, cabinet skin

• Astro
• GSAP
• Lenis
• three.js
• TypeScript
• PHP lead API
• Ubilling
• nginx / Apache

Challenge

The agency ran on a rented CRM with no control over its database: owner phone numbers sat in plain view, listing presentations were made by hand, publishing to marketplaces took hours, and a departing broker could take clients with them.

Solution

Built the platform on Krayin CRM and n8n: 39 workflows, an AI assistant that creates a listing from a voice message, encrypted owner phones with reveal limits, automatic branded presentations and a client Mini App with a map and filters. Data from the previous CRM was migrated in full.

What was built

• Migration of 545 listings and 402 contacts from the old CRM with data cleanup
• Broker AI assistant in Telegram: listing from voice, message drafts, funnel hints
• 8 access roles, masked and encrypted owner phones, rate-limited reveal
• A branded presentation page for every listing, watermarked photos
• Client Mini App: list, map, cascading filters, listing card, dark theme
• Lead kanban, commission and tax calculator, lead reactivation, bulk actions on the board
• Publishing to OLX from each broker’s own account, listing import by link from OLX, rieltor and DOM.RIA
• DOM.RIA market analytics: median price per m² versus competitors, weekly snapshot, duplicate filter (212 → 58 listings)
• Valmont → Empire Group rebrand with zero downtime: new bots, profiles and avatars, a QR guide for marketing

Client

Own product · first client Empire Group (formerly Valmont), real estate agency, Kyiv

Role

Product, architecture, CRM, n8n, Mini App, data migration

• Krayin CRM
• Laravel
• MySQL
• Redis
• n8n
• Google Gemini
• Groq
• Telegram Mini App
• Docker
• Caddy

Challenge

There was no website: only a brand book, PDF menus for lunches and buffets and phone photos. Three business lines (lunches, catering, venue rental) took orders by phone, and the lunch menu changes every week.

Solution

Astro + Tailwind from scratch following the brand book: a page per business line, a 51-item buffet builder, orders through a server API to Telegram and email. Then I added an admin panel where the owner assembles the weekly menu herself, and tuned mobile performance.

What was built

• Pages: lunch delivery, catering, rental of 4 venues with galleries
• Buffet builder: 51 items in 5 categories, search, portion counters, "split across guests"
• Orders to Telegram for two recipients plus an HTML email: honeypot, rate limit, server-side validation
• Menu admin: 10 lunch slots, a set library, drag-and-drop, ready menus in one click, 30-version history
• Admin security: signed login, brute-force protection, 409 conflicts when editing from two devices
• SEO and speed: Schema.org Menu and opening hours, WebP in 3 sizes, pages 2–4× lighter, GA4

Client

ЇЖНО, lunch delivery, catering and venue rental, Kyiv

Role

Design, development, admin panel, SEO, deployment and support

• Astro
• Tailwind CSS
• TypeScript
• Node.js
• SortableJS
• Nodemailer
• Telegram Bot API
• Nginx
• GA4

Challenge

The current site did not show the product: a stock photo instead of platform screens, four competing calls to action, no social proof, contrast and hierarchy violations. Visitors learned what the platform does only from the text.

Solution

Ran a 10-point UX audit, proposed three home page concepts and recommended a hybrid. Built the design system as a React library of 28 components and a working prototype with scrollytelling, an interactive ROI calculator and three languages.

What was built

• Three home page concepts: premium, interactive data-driven, clean enterprise
• Design system: tokens, 28 components, types, automatic variant screenshots
• Scrollytelling with pinned platform screens and a bento grid of modules
• Interactive ROI calculator and a cloud / on-prem toggle
• Runtime i18n EN / UA / PL without page reloads
• Platform, Company, FAQ with schema.org, Contact and Demo pages with validation
• Second design iteration: dark theme, an office map on d3, a new blog page

Client

Spacefy AI, B2B retail SaaS, Poland

Role

UX audit, concepts, design system, prototype, i18n

• HTML / CSS / JS
• React
• TypeScript
• esbuild
• Python tooling
• Playwright
• Claude Design