Front-end developer & designer / Moscow, UTC+3 / Remote worldwide
Websites that move with purpose.
From a one-page launch to a forty-page company site: I handle the design, the build and the motion, then deploy it and keep it running. A background in systems administration means the site is not handed over as a folder of files and a shrug.
Selected work
4 projectsPSK Stroymonolit
Nineteen-page corporate site for a general contractor working on federal projects. Built from the client's own project archive and photography — every reference, certificate and completed site on the page is real, which is rarer in this industry than it should be.
Veles-Stroy
Corporate site for a general contractor whose work runs from housing and commercial property to medical infrastructure and the restoration of listed buildings — four service lines that each needed their own section rather than a shared template. Delivered as two complete art directions, both built rather than mocked up, so the client chose an identity instead of approving a layout.
ESTIFY
Not a marketing site — a treasury and finance application running in production for a real company. Included here because it answers the question clients actually ask: can this person build the thing behind the website, and keep it online.
Monolittrust
Site for a construction materials wholesaler that also builds turnkey. Two directions were built: the one in production, and an editorial alternative whose hero is a rotating dot-globe tracing delivery routes under the cursor, followed by a pinned scroll-scrubbed sequence that walks a shipment from dispatch to site.
What I take on
Fixed scope · fixed priceLanding pages
One-page sites for a product, a launch or a campaign. Copy structure, art direction, build and launch.
Multi-page sites
Company and product sites with a real content architecture: service sections, project catalogues, case libraries, document archives. Built so you can keep adding to them after launch.
Motion & scroll
Scroll choreography, pinned sequences, cursor-reactive heroes, page transitions. Motion that reads as intent, not decoration.
Launch & upkeep
Domain, hosting, SSL, analytics, backups. Monthly retainers for sites that need to keep changing.
How a project runs
Typical: 3 weeks- 01 2 days
Brief
A call, your existing material, and a written scope with a fixed price. No estimate games.
- 02 4 days
Direction
One designed screen that establishes type, palette and the motion idea. We settle the look here, before the rest exists.
- 03 8–12 days
Build
Full build on a staging URL you can open any time. Two rounds of revisions are part of the price.
- 04 2 days
Launch
Domain, hosting, analytics, performance pass. You get the repository and a handover note that a non-developer can follow.
About
I came to the web from the other side of the building. Before this I ran servers, networks and internal infrastructure for a construction group in Moscow — Windows Server, Active Directory, the helpdesk, the things that break at night.
That turned out to be useful. Most animated sites are beautiful and fragile: they look right in the designer's browser and fall over on a mid-range Android, or they ship with a Lighthouse score nobody checked. I build the animation and I also own what happens after launch.
A one-page launch and a forty-page company site need different things from a developer. The landing page lives or dies on its first screen; the big site lives or dies on its structure, on whether anyone can still find a document in it two years later. I've built both.
I work with founders, agencies and small teams who need one site done properly rather than five done quickly.
- BasedMoscow, UTC+3
- OverlapEU & US East
- EngagementProject / retainer
- ToolsAstro, GSAP, Figma
- AlsoLinux, Docker, CI
Tell me what you're launching.
Send the deadline, the rough scope and a link to anything that exists. You get a written scope and a price back within two working days.