WebHill — web development that gets finished, not just
started

I build websites and web apps end to end: from the design file to launch, then support, admin and SEO if you need it. 8+ years in development, my own SaaS products, and full ownership at every stage — no agency, no middlemen.

How I work

A good website isn't just code and layout. It's what affects your visibility in search, how comfortable it is for customers, and the numbers you get out of it. Here's what I build on:

SEO gets built in from day one, not patched in later

Structure, load speed and the technical foundation are set up upfront so search engines can actually read the site. It's cheaper and more reliable than fixing SEO after the fact.

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1GoogleAnalytics
2SearchConsole
3GoogleMaps
Manu Arora
1 YandexMetrica
2 YandexWebmaster
3 YandexMaps
Tyler Durden

Analytics you can actually use

I set up Google Analytics, Yandex Metrica and whatever else fits, so you can see how visitors actually behave and make decisions based on data, not guesswork.

Launch is the start, not the finish line

I can keep helping after that — with promotion, content, and presence on social media and maps — whenever the project needs it to keep growing.

JavaScript
Bootstrap
Capcut
Docker
Figma
Git
HTML
JQuery
Less
Mariadb
Mongodb
ModX
Mysql
Next js

Tools I work with

Core stack: Next.js, React, Node.js, TypeScript, plus solid PHP knowledge — so I can take on new projects as well as maintain existing ones. Day to day that means Docker, Git, PostgreSQL and MySQL, and I pull designs straight from Figma so the build matches the mockup with nothing lost in translation.

How the process works

Full-cycle development — from design to a finished project with a custom admin panel, the integrations you need, promotion and support.

01

Planning

We talk through the task and goals, then I put together a spec. Skipping this is how projects end up losing time and money to rework later.

02

Development

I follow the agreed spec and stay reachable — if something needs adjusting along the way, we sort it out on the spot, not at the end.

03

Handover

I test everything before delivery, move the project to your server and configure the environment.

04

Support

At the start I help you get comfortable with the admin panel, answer questions and provide instructions — so you're not left alone with a new site.

05

Ongoing admin

If you need continuous technical support, we agree on it separately and I manage the server and project on a regular basis.

06

Promotion

When SEO is part of the long game, we agree on a strategy and I work it through to actual results, not just a report.

07

Extras

I help connect the business to Yandex Maps, Google Maps, 2GIS and social media — wherever your customers actually are.

What I won't do

No outdated tech, and no locking the project to me.

Binding #102

No vendor lock-in

Every project is built to run on its own: managing it just takes a regular hosting plan and a content manager — no hidden dependency on me. We work on clear terms, and you can walk away whenever you want.

Cheaply #101

A $100 website isn't what I do

A solid project takes time, expertise, and sometimes other specialists who also need paying. If the budget is tight, it's better to talk about that honestly upfront than end up with a half-finished site.

Commercial #100

Bitrix CMS isn't a priority

Bitrix and similar off-the-shelf CMS platforms come with paid licenses, heavy server requirements, and headaches around SEO and speed. I build on more flexible, modern stacks that cost less to maintain.

Ready to talk?

If this sounds like a fit, get in touch. Tell me what you need, and I'll tell you the best way to solve it.