I think about your website the way your sales team does — every section, layout, and CTA is built to move visitors closer to a decision.
Recent projects, currently live.
Construction
Marsanz Built.
Corporate Website for the Construction Company. Designed and built from scratch.
Full re-design and migration to Webflow from another platform. I’ve created the design system, created the UI and built it on Webflow using “The Webflow Way” approach.
Construction
NoticeZero
Corporate Website for the Construction Company. Designed and built from scratch.
Full re-design and migration to Webflow from another platform. I’ve created the design system, created the UI and built it on Webflow using “The Webflow Way” approach.
Construction
BrightLabs
Corporate Website for the Construction Company. Designed and built from scratch.
Full re-design and migration to Webflow from another platform. I’ve created the design system, created the UI and built it on Webflow using “The Webflow Way” approach.
Construction
BlueLight
Corporate Website for the Construction Company. Designed and built from scratch.
Full re-design and migration to Webflow from another platform. I’ve created the design system, created the UI and built it on Webflow using “The Webflow Way” approach.
Construction
BreskulPeak
Corporate Website for the Construction Company. Designed and built from scratch.
Full re-design and migration to Webflow from another platform. I’ve created the design system, created the UI and built it on Webflow using “The Webflow Way” approach.
Construction
MGR Holding
Corporate Website for the Construction Company. Designed and built from scratch.
Full re-design and migration to Webflow from another platform. I’ve created the design system, created the UI and built it on Webflow using “The Webflow Way” approach.
Premium Partner
Kharkiv, Ukraine
My name is Ihor and I create websites. I am not just a designer or a developer; I am a business analyst, an art director, and a certified Premium Webflow Partner.
The sites I create is a storytelling. It's the experience you want your brand to represent online. If you are a great founder who changes the world, you need a tool that will help you with it. I am here to give you this tool.
Different services, same result
A website is six different jobs. I do all six properly.
(01)
Business positioning before design
I start by understanding how the business actually makes money, what its sales cycle looks like, and how customers decide. The site is built backwards from that — not from a moodboard.
Sites built without this look good and convert poorly. The structure reflects the designer's taste instead of the customer's decision path.
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Information architecture and content logic
Every page has a job, every section has a reason to exist, and every block moves the reader toward a specific next action. Structure is decided before a single component is designed.
When this is skipped, you get beautiful pages that bury the things customers actually came for. Visitors leave, and nobody can explain why.
(03)
Design that supports the message, not replaces it
Visual decisions follow the structure, not the other way around. Typography, hierarchy, spacing, and motion exist to make the content easier to absorb — not to demonstrate that the designer has Behance.
Design-first sites win awards and lose deals. Visitors remember the animations and forget what the company does.
(04)
Clean, scalable Webflow build
Properly structured CMS, semantic class system, reusable components, accessible interactions, and a project a non-technical client can actually edit afterwards without breaking.
Most Webflow projects look fine on launch and become unmaintainable within six months. Class names like "Div Block 47" are not a build — they're a future invoice.
(05)
Accessibility and legal compliance
WCAG-aware structure, proper contrast, keyboard navigation, semantic HTML, font and image licensing handled correctly. Not as a checklist — as the default state.
EU regulation now treats accessibility as a legal requirement, not a nice-to-have. Sites that ignore this are one complaint away from a takedown notice or a fine.
(06)
Performance and search visibility
Optimized assets, clean code, proper metadata, semantic structure, and Core Web Vitals that pass. Not bolted on after launch — built in from the first component.
A site that loads in five seconds loses half its visitors before they see the headline. A site that doesn't get indexed properly costs you traffic you'll never know you missed.
The clients say it better than I can.
Huge thanks to Ihor, he did a fantastic job on our website. Clean design, smooth process, awesome result! Highly recommend!
Antoine-Raphael J. Doummar
Director at DOUMMAR MEP Contractors
We worked with Ihor on the website re-design and migration project. I’ve worked with a lot of web-developers in the past and Ihor is the best one! I will be keeping him close for the future.
Emanuel Tsiris
Founding Head of Growth & GTM at Optimal AI
I’ve been working with Ihor on the website re-build project. Ihos is very easy to work with, he is a good communicator. He didn’t just follow instructions, he thought about how users will feel it.
Brendan Kelly
Marketing Vice President at MS Transver
The questions clients usually ask before signing
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How do projects start, and what's the payment structure?
Every project begins with a discovery call to define scope and fit. Once agreed, I send a fixed quote and a signed agreement. Payments are split — typically 50% before kickoff and 50% before launch, with larger projects broken into 40/30/30. No work starts until the first payment lands.
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What does each project cost?
Pricing depends on scope, complexity, and timeline. Most projects start at $3,000 and scale from there. You receive a fixed quote after the discovery call — no hourly billing, no surprise invoices, no fees added mid-project.
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How long does a typical project take?
Most projects run between 3 and 8 weeks, depending on scope. The exact timeline is fixed in the agreement before kickoff and tracked stage by stage in your project workspace.
(04)
How do projects start, and what's the payment structure?
Every project begins with a discovery call to define scope and fit. Once agreed, I send a fixed quote and a signed agreement. Payments are split — typically 50% before kickoff and 50% before launch, with larger projects broken into 40/30/30. No work starts until the first payment lands.
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What's included in the price, and what isn't?
Each quote lists scope explicitly — what's included, what's out of scope, and what would be handled as an add-on. Third-party costs (domain, premium fonts, paid integrations) are always passed through transparently, never marked up.
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How do projects start, and what's the payment structure?
Every project begins with a discovery call to define scope and fit. Once agreed, I send a fixed quote and a signed agreement. Payments are split — typically 50% before kickoff and 50% before launch, with larger projects broken into 40/30/30. No work starts until the first payment lands.
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Do you use AI in your work?
AI is part of my workflow for research, drafting, and accelerating routine tasks. Every decision — design direction, code, structure, strategy — is reviewed and owned by me. AI assists. It doesn't deliver.
(08)
Can you work within an existing brand identity?
Yes. If you have a brand book, design system, or established visual language, the site is built within it. If you don't, brand-level decisions become part of the project scope.
(09)
Who owns the files, design, and source code after launch?
You do. Full ownership of design files, Webflow project, and any associated assets transfers to you on final payment. Nothing is held hostage, ever.
(10)
What happens if I want to change something after launch?
The site is built to be edited by non-technical users — most updates you'll handle yourself in Webflow's editor. Larger changes can be scoped separately. The first 14 days post-launch include support for anything that comes up.
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How can I track progress during the project?
Once the project starts, you get access to a dedicated ClickUp workspace — tasks, calendar, Kanban board, files, and stage-by-stage progress. You see exactly what's happening in real time, without needing to ask.