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Modern websites, built to work for your business

Websites for business — from the first conversation to the launch. Simple, solid, to the point.

A small team with a lot of experience

We put web design and development under one roof so that good projects take less time and less effort. Not making the work harder than it is matters to us — so we run the process ourselves, speak plainly, and answer for the result from the first meeting to the launch.

  • A fast launch

    A streamlined process lets us ship projects considerably faster than conventional development does.

  • A considered result

    The site is built around the business goal and the path a visitor takes, not around a nice picture.

  • A sensible price

    We optimise the process, not the quality — which is what lets us quote a clear price with nothing padded into it.

  • Plain conversation

    We explain decisions in ordinary words. Getting into the technical detail is our job, not yours.

  • An experienced team

    One team does both the design and the development, with real experience of shipping commercial projects.

Projects already up and running

Every project is a real business problem, carried through to launch.

Services

A site for a bar collegium

The task
Show the collegium and its advocates — and collect nothing about the visitor
What we did
Design · Development · Content · Infrastructure
Time taken
4 weeks

From the brief to the launch

Six steps. Each one ends in something you can look at and something you can argue with.

  1. Working out what you need

    We get on a call and take the task apart: who your customer is, what they have to be able to do on the site, and how we will know it is working. What comes out is a list of what we are building — and of what we are deliberately not.

    • A call and a look at the task
    • Who the customer is and what they came for
    • What we are building, and where it ends

  2. Designing the system

    We decide what the site is made of: the sections, what you edit from the admin panel, what data goes where, which services we connect. This is the step that lets a section be added a year later instead of the site being rebuilt.

    • The sections and the data behind them
    • What you edit from the admin panel
    • Integrations and outside services

  3. Drawing the design

    We put the layout together in Figma — or take yours, if it already exists. The key screens are shown before any markup, while a change costs a minute rather than a week.

    • The key screens in Figma
    • Phone and tablet layouts
    • The project's components and styles

  4. Preparing the content and the pages

    We lay out the structure of the pages and fill them: the words, the images, the headings a search engine reads. The build starts from finished content, not from filler that gets replaced later.

    • The structure and depth of the pages
    • Words, images, icons
    • Headings and descriptions for search

  5. Building it

    We assemble the front end, the server side and the admin panel. Animation and interaction go in — not for the effect, but so that the page explains itself as it is scrolled.

    • The front end and the server side
    • An admin panel you edit from yourself
    • Animation and interaction

  6. Putting it live

    We deploy to the production server and connect the domain, the certificate, analytics and backups. Every credential is handed over — the site is yours, entirely.

    • Domain, certificate, mail
    • Analytics, backups, monitoring
    • Every credential handed over

What we can add

The things clients most often ask to have in their site or app. If yours is not on the list — ask: chances are we can do it too.

Taking payment

Online paymentCards and instant transfers through ЮKassa or CloudPayments. The money lands in your account; the buyer gets their receipt automatically.
Subscriptions and scheduled chargesRecurring billing, pauses and cancellations — none of it lands on you.

Talking to your customers

Telegram botsEnquiries and orders arrive in your chat; the bot answers the customer at any hour.
EmailOrder emails, abandoned carts, news — from your own domain, past the spam folder.
Chat and messengersWhatsApp, Telegram or a chat on the site: the customer writes where they already are.

Connecting your systems

CRMAn enquiry lands in amoCRM or Битрикс24 the moment it is sent — with its source and history.
1С and МойСкладStock, prices and orders keep themselves in sync.
AnalyticsЯндекс.Метрика with goals, set up so you see where enquiries come from rather than just visits.
Site buildersAlready on Tilda, Webflow or Wix? We can embed widgets and wire the forms into your CRM — or move you to a site of your own without losing rankings.

Accounts and access

Customer accountsOrders, statuses and documents — each client sees their own.
Online bookingA calendar, open slots and reminders to the customer.
Multiple languagesSeveral languages, one admin panel.

Apps and games

Mobile appiOS and Android from one codebase: the app ships on both platforms at once.
GamesGame mechanics, a living 3D world and the interface — on the phone and in the browser.
A web version of the appThe same app opens from a link in the browser — nothing to install.
Working offlineThe app keeps working without the internet; when it is back, the data catches up on its own.

Technology we know deeply

We do not pick the tools afresh for every job. A team that knows its toolkit deeply moves faster — and a year later can still explain why the project is built the way it is.

Frontend

Next.jsthe framework the site is built on: it renders pages on the server and sends them to the browser
React 19the interface library: a page is assembled from blocks reused across the whole site
TypeScriptthe language we write in — JavaScript with strict type checking, so a class of mistakes shows up before the build

Design system

ui-kitour own component library: buttons, fields, tables and modals, the same ones in every project
React Ariawhat those components are built on: keyboard, focus and screen-reader behaviour to accessibility standards
Storybookthe component workshop: each one opens away from the site, with all of its states at once

Backend

NestJSthe server-side framework: it splits the API into modules — enquiries, projects, admin access
PostgreSQLthe database: it holds the projects, the images and the enquiries from the forms
TypeORMit connects the code to the database and keeps the history of changes to its structure
OpenAPIa formal description of the API: the code the site talks to the server with is generated from it

Infrastructure

Dockercontainers: the site, the API and the database start the same way on any server
GitLab CIthe build and release pipeline: checks, image builds and the update of the server
Linuxthe operating system of the server all of this runs on

Development and quality

Claude Codean AI assistant in development: it takes on the routine part of the code and the tests, while the decisions and the review stay with the developer
ESLintthe code analyser: it holds one set of rules and warns about suspicious places
Jestthe server-side tests: the API is exercised with real requests
Vitestthe frontend tests: they check the logic of the interface and the forms

Mobile apps and games

React Native (Expo)the mobile platform: one codebase becomes an iOS app, an Android app and a browser version
three.jsthe 3D graphics library: the same live scene runs on a phone and in the browser
Reanimatedanimations and gestures: the response to a touch is computed on the device itself, with no lag

Frequently asked

The things people ask before they write.

How long does building a site take?

From a week for a single-page site to two months for a large portal with a catalogue and integrations. Where inside that your project lands comes down to four things: how many different kinds of page there are, whether it needs a catalogue and user accounts, what services it has to talk to, and how ready the content is. We give a firm timeline after the first conversation and then we hold to it.

What does it cost?

The price turns on the same things the timeline does: the scope, the set of features, and how much material we have to prepare. We work it out after the first conversation and fix it in a quote. It does not move after that — unless the job itself moves, and then we say so before starting rather than in the invoice.

Do I have to prepare all the content myself?

No — preparing content is part of the work: we get to know the field, gather the material, build the structure and rework the copy. What we need from you is the substance: what you do, what matters to say, and what already exists. A folder of scattered files is a fine place to start; sorting it out is our job.

Can I order development from a design I already have?

Yes. If the mockups exist, we join at the development stage: we build it, make it responsive and launch it. We look the mockups over first and say straight away which screens and states are missing — the mobile layout, empty lists, form errors. The build cannot do without them, and it is better to hear that before the start than halfway through.

What if I do not like the design?

We do not present a finished site. We work in stages: the structure first, then the design of the key pages, then the rest. Revisions at each stage are part of the work, not a separate service. Starting over is rarely necessary precisely because it is agreed a piece at a time.

Can the site be changed after it launches?

Yes, and most of it by you: copy, images, sections and projects are edited in the admin panel, with no developer needed. Anything that takes code — new sections, integrations, growing the project — is agreed separately.

What do I keep after launch?

The site, the domain and the hosting are registered to you, and we hand over every key — the server, the mail, the analytics and the admin panel. Nothing stays locked to us: you can carry on with another supplier at any point, without rewriting the project from scratch.

Do you work with SEO?

The groundwork goes in from the start: a clear structure, headings, metadata, loading speed, correct markup, a sitemap. We do not offer ongoing promotion as a service and we promise no rankings — but we hand over a site that is ready for someone to do it.

Got something in mind? Let’s work it out.

Tell us what needs doing. We will size up the task, suggest the format that fits and set out the timeline.

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