Three languages, each on its own address
The language switch is in the header
Services · 02
Landing pages, brochure sites
From an empty page to the first enquiry. Structure, copy, design, code, launch — one person, and no handoffs between contractors.
See a live client site
from $400
Sound familiar
Three reasons a page does not work
- The site sits in a website builder. Changing one line of text means paying for it or waiting on a contractor.
- The page exists but nobody writes: people land, cannot see what to do next, and close the tab.
- Three contractors: a designer, a developer and someone “doing the marketing”. Each owns a piece and nobody owns the result.
None of that is fixed by a prettier picture. It is fixed by structure, honest copy and one person you can hold to it.
See how it works
A working demo you can click.
Proof within reach
This page is the demo
There is no separate widget here on purpose: you are already looking at the thing you would be buying — the same markup, the same code, the same approach to copy. Five things you can check right now, without leaving.
Live text, not a picture of a headline
Select any line and copy it
No cookie banner, no pop-ups, no chat bubble
Scroll all the way down
The content lives in the HTML, not in a script
Turn JavaScript off — the text stays put
One layout for phone and desktop
Narrow the window to phone width
Scope of work
What is in, and what is not
Structure and copy
I ask about your clients and the job, set the order of the blocks, write or rewrite the copy. No filler “about us”.
Design around your content
I design around the finished copy instead of pouring copy into a bought template where half the blocks serve nobody.
Hand-written code
I write it myself. No builder, no pile of plugins waiting to break on an update and take the page down with them.
Phone, tablet, desktop
One layout for every screen. There is no separate “mobile version”, and there is no need for one.
Search and speed
Titles, descriptions, structured data, a sitemap. It loads fast because there is nothing extra on it.
How it runs
Five steps from message to launch
A conversation on Telegram
You describe the job in one message. I ask a few questions and say what is realistic and what is not.
From you: the job and a few examples you like
Structure and copy
We agree on the order of the blocks and on what the page actually says. Before the design, not after it.
From you: one “yes” to the structure
Design and build
I show a live page in the browser, not a picture. We settle what to change here, while nothing is live yet.
From you: your notes in one list
Content and checks
Your photos, contacts and links go in. I test the forms on phone, tablet and desktop.
From you: photos, logo, contacts
Launch
The page goes live, the sitemap goes to search engines, analytics counts from day one.
From you: nothing
Questions
What people ask about this service
I have no copy. Who writes it?
I do. You describe the service in your own words, a voice message is fine, and I turn that into the page copy and get it approved before the design.
I already have a site. Can it be reworked instead?
If the page is rebuilt from the ground up, that is this service. If it only needs work on top of someone else’s code, that is “Upgrades”, linked below.
How many pages will there be?
A brochure site is a few short pages. A landing page is one long one. A filtered catalogue with a cart is an online store, a different service.
Can it be trilingual, like this one?
Yes. Each language is its own address that search engines can index, not a switch that swaps words with a script. This page works exactly that way.
What if I later need booking or payments?
They are added on top, and the page does not have to be rebuilt. Booking and the store are neighbouring services, linked below.
What clients say
«We ordered a landing page with animations. Our biggest fear was getting a black box nobody could pick up later. Gordey handed over every file, recorded a video on changing the text ourselves, and walked our managers through it live. A year on we still edit the page ourselves — and haven’t gone back to him once over something small.»
«Our site went down right before Black Friday — the worst possible day. Gordey stepped in and found the cause in 4 hours: the store was choking on database queries. He rewrote the heaviest parts on the spot. We didn’t lose a single order on the day we had worked toward all year.»
«Our home page took 6 seconds to load — people left before it appeared. Gordey worked out exactly what was slowing it down, compressed the images and removed needless database calls. Now it is 1,2 seconds. The site climbed 15 positions in search and brings in 12% more enquiries — all without any advertising.»
Tell me what the business is and what the page is for
One message is enough. I will tell you where to start and what is realistic.