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.
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.
I can keep helping after that — with promotion, content, and presence on social media and maps — whenever the project needs it to keep growing.
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.
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.
Binding #102
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 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 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.
Binding #102
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 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 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.
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.