Websites · design & build

Not slides in a deck — sites you can open.

The six works below are live addresses, not pictures. Click the laptop screen: the camera flies in and the site unfolds full-screen. One day to build, handover only after it passes on your phone.

Castello Di Bellagio — restaurant website concept
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Hover — the laptop turns. Click the screen — the camera flies in and the real site opens inside.

Six works and what is inside them

Below is the honest version: what was commissioned, what is a concept, whose photos are used. Every link opens right now.

Castello Di Bellagio — luxury restaurant website concept, first screenRestaurant

Castello Di Bellagio — lux

Castle restaurant, Na Jomtien, Thailand · concept

The heaviest of the six. A cinematic intro, a three-dimensional plan of the grounds — tap a zone and it turns towards you with its photograph. The sunset / evening / night modes don't swap a tint, they change the whole palette: the place is an evening venue and the site keeps the same schedule.

EN + THDark & light themesZero librariesCSS-only 3D plan
Open the site

A concept. The venue neither ordered nor paid for it; built as a sample for outreach.

Lucus — Mediterranean restaurant website concept, first screenRestaurant

Lucus

Mediterranean dining in a tropical garden, Pattaya · concept

One site, four times of day. Dawn, day, sunset, night switch by hand, and on arrival the site picks the one matching the current hour in Pattaya. Background, light, shadows and even the way dishes are presented change with it. The rating is drawn as stars rather than printed as a number — you read it, you don't do arithmetic.

EN + TH4 lighting modesMenu & booking
Open the site

A concept. Not commissioned by the venue.

Diana Kovalenko — digital producer personal website, first screenPersonal brand

Diana Kovalenko

Digital producer · partner of the studio

The name runs the full width of the screen and the services are pinned to the portrait like labels on a diagram. No stock photography: the shoot is her own. The first screen ends with three checkable numbers instead of promises, and a marquee spells out exactly what she does.

Own photo shootDark & light themesCases & services
Open the site
Elans tennis club website concept, first screenSport

Elans

Tennis club, Barnaul, Russia · concept

The visitor has exactly one question: when is a court free. So the hour picker sits on the first screen instead of inside a contacts page — pick a time and the request goes straight to the administrator. The whole site weighs 16 KB and opens instantly on any phone.

16 KB totalHour picker up frontPalette shifts on scroll
Open the site

A concept, not commissioned by the club. Photographs are illustrative, not shot at the club.

Castello Di Bellagio — first version of the restaurant website conceptRestaurant

Castello Di Bellagio — first version

Same venue, a different language · concept

Worth putting next to the lux version: the same venue solved two different ways. Here engravings drawn in code replace photography, so the whole site takes 47 KB and loads where the connection barely breathes. A useful reminder that "looks expensive" and "weighs a lot" are not the same thing.

47 KB totalEngravings instead of photosEN + TH
Open the site

A concept. The venue did not order it.

AI Rating — Telegram mini app, main screenWeb app

AI Rating

Telegram mini app · own project

Not a landing page but a working tool: model cards expand in place and a table underneath says what each one is best at. It shows the other half of the job — a site can calculate, compare and answer, not only describe.

Runs inside TelegramNo backendSourced data
Open the app

Six directions — just point at one

The fastest way to explain what you want is to point at a direction. From there I pick the type, the colour and the devices for your business — and check that the result resembles none of the earlier works.

EditorialLarge type, margins, air. For experts, clinics and author-led projects — where the substance does the selling.
Dark luxuryDark ground, gold, hairlines, very few elements. Restaurants, hotels, jewellery, evening venues.
Apple-cleanWhite ground, one big headline, one button, motion driven by scroll. Hardware, services, apps.
Retro digitalNeon, pixels, techno type, a little grain. Bars, clubs, music, young brands.
CatalogueProduct first, filters, cart or request form. Shops, decor, furniture, workshops.
Depth & motionThree-dimensional scenes, a camera, plans that turn towards you. Costs more time — and is remembered.

What's included, and what honestly isn't

The site

  • One day of building after your answers and photos
  • Mobile version from hour one, not bolted on at the end
  • Under 250 KB before the first tap
  • Dark and light themes
  • Two languages — separate URLs with hreflang
  • Your domain, SSL and deployment — on me

AI assistant

  • Answers guests at night while you sleep
  • Telegram and LINE
  • A demo in 20 minutes, before any payment
  • Speaks the guest's language

Leads & integrations

  • Site request into messenger and email — done and verified
  • Connection to your CRM — set up for the task
  • Maps, reviews and opening hours — where they exist
  • What I don't do: clean up reviews or sell search rankings

Four steps, two and a half days

You see the direction before anything is built, and you pay the second half after the site has opened on your own phone.

half a day
QuestionsWho comes, what for, what blocks the sale, what photos exist. Twenty minutes of your time.
day 1
Three sample slidesThe first screen, the signature device and the request form — as images. You can turn it around or walk away. Nothing gets built until you say yes.
day 2
Build and mobile checkI build the site and walk it at 360, 390 and 430 px — the widths real phones actually live at.
handover
We open it on your phoneDomain, access, a short guide. The second half is paid after you have checked it yourself.

What it costs

Ranges starting from — the exact figure comes after twenty minutes of questions, the same day. Agencies usually hide their prices; I see no point in it.

Website up to 5 pagesUnique design, mobile version, leads into your messenger
from ฿18,0001 day
Bilingual websiteThe second language on separate URLs with hreflang — the way Google reads it
from ฿28,0002 days
AI assistantTelegram or LINE, answering guests around the clock
from ฿12,000+ from ฿3,000 / mo
Express site auditSpeed, mobile, lead capture, visibility — with numbers and what to fix first
from ฿8,0001 day
SupportEdits, copy, new blocks. The first month comes with the site
from ฿3,000per month

Half at the start, half after it passes on your phone. Payment via Wise or invoice. I don't promise refunds — I promise the second half isn't due until you've checked the site yourself.

Already have a site? Three findings, free

Send me the address — I'll open it on a phone, measure the speed and write down three specific things costing you leads. No call, no deck.

Common questions

How long does a website take?

One day of building, once I have your answers and photos. Before that: half a day of questions and a day of sample slides, so you see the direction before anything is built.

What do you need from me?

Photos and about twenty minutes of answers. Copy, structure, layout and launch are on me. If there are no photos, I'll tell you plainly what can be salvaged and what has to be shot.

How does payment work?

Half up front, half after we open the finished site on your own phone and you accept it. Wise or invoice.

Will it be right on a phone?

The mobile version is built from the first hour, not bolted on at the end. Nothing is handed over until it passes at 360, 390 and 430 px — the widths real phones use.

Can it be in two languages?

Yes — as separate URLs with hreflang, the way search engines read it. A JavaScript switch looks the same but Google never sees the second language at all.

Won't it look like someone else's site?

Before I show anything, I compare the new site with every previous one on colour, type, grid and signature device. If it matches, I rebuild the device rather than nudge a shade.

Who owns the site after handover?

You do. The domain is registered in your name and you get the source files in full — the site can be taken to any other developer.

Shall we build yours?

Tell me what the business is and who your customer is — I'll come back with a direction and an exact price the same day.