01STRUCTURE
I turn your offer into a clear page logic, focused sections and a direct inquiry path.
UX/UI DESIGN • FRONTEND DEVELOPMENT • BACKEND DEVELOPMENTLANDING PAGES • E‑COMMERCE • REDESIGN • INTEGRATIONS
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Elena Gorozheeva
UI/UX designer + fullstack developer
02DESIGN & BUILD
I design responsive UI and build it with clean, accessible frontend code for every screen size.
03LAUNCH
I connect forms, test key user flows, polish details and prepare the site to go live.
Available stack
FIGMA
React
PostgreSQL
CSS
Node.js
UI KIT
Design System
GraphQL
JavaScript
MongoDB
TypeScript
Python
HTML
Nest.js
Tableau
Next.js
SQL
GIT
Cases and concepts
A curated selection of completed projects, learning cases and concepts - showing design logic, visual systems and implementation quality.
Choose your format
From fast launch pages to complex web products - each solution is designed for clarity, performance, and a smooth launch path
Timeline: from 5 days
For startupsFast launch
A landing page or compact web experience for testing a hypothesis, launching a campaign, product or service
Focused brief and hypothesis definition
Page structure and offer
UX/UI design
Responsive frontend implementation
Lead form or primary conversion action
Timeline: 1–4 weeks
For businessBusiness website
A multi‑page website or service‑focused web platform for an expert, brand, company or product
Offer and audience analysis
Information architecture
UX/UI system and responsive layouts
Frontend development
Forms, leads and content states
Timeline: 3–8 weeks
Online storesTurnkey e‑commerce
A complete discovery and purchase flow: from catalogue structure and product pages to checkout, payments and integrations
Catalogue, categories and search
Filters and sorting
Product pages
Cart and checkout
Payment and delivery integrations
Let's discuss your project
Book a free consultation — I'll review your goals, suggest an approach, and estimate timelines
Discuss a project
How it works
From brief to launch — clear stages, modern tools, and practical solutions
01
BriefDiscovery & brief
A PRD (Product Requirements Document) captures the project goals, audience, constraints and timing. AI‑assisted research helps structure the brief quickly.
Result: approved brief, timeline and estimate
02
DesignStructure & design
User flows, information architecture, prototype and visual system. Specialist involvement ensures hierarchy is clear.
Result: approved design before development begins
03
BuildDevelopment & integrations
Responsive frontend, backend/API, forms, data and services. Engineering standards: Git workflows, CI/CD, accessible code.
Result: working test version
04
LaunchTesting & launch
Validate behavior, accessibility, key flows and error states. Prepare release credentials and documentation.
Result: launched product ready for users
One point of responsibility. A team when needed
I remain the single point of contact and lead the project from research and prototype through implementation, validation and launch
I lead directly
I retain the project context and own the key decisions throughout—from product logic to launch
UX/UI and user flows- Frontend and backend/API
- Solution architecture
- Communication and coordination
- Quality control
- Launch preparation
I bring in as needed
I involve specialists for a specific stage without shifting team coordination onto the client
- Graphic and brand design
- Product management
- Marketing and content
- Advanced Motion design
- Software architecture
- Additional backend development
- QA and testing
- Information security
After launch.
Support and development
Bug fixing, project handover and further development are treated separately, so the client understands what each format includes
01
1 MONTHTechnical warranty
I fix implementation defects discovered during the agreed warranty period after launch. Note: covers implementation errors, not new features or external services
02
ONE-TIMEProject handover
Source code, access credentials, environment configuration and concise documentation. Included: source code, credentials, environment config, technical documentation
03
ONGOINGSupport and development
After warranty, the product evolves through content updates, new features, integration maintenance. Formats: one‑off improvements, hour package, monthly support
Clear before
we begin
Short answers about estimates, timelines and the way we will work together
01How is the project cost calculated?
Cost depends on scope, page count, content readiness, interface complexity and integrations. After a focused brief, I define the work, stages, timeline and preliminary estimate
02How long does a project take?
A compact launch page can start from 5 days, a business website usually takes 1–4 weeks, and e‑commerce 3–8 weeks. The exact timeline depends on scope and approval speed
03Do I need final copy and images before we start?
We can begin with draft materials. During discovery, we define the structure, content list and image requirements. Final assets are needed by the agreed build stage
04How do approvals and revisions work?
The work is divided into clear stages and checkpoints. We approve structure first, then the visual direction, and only then move into primary development. Revisions within the approved scope are handled at the relevant stage
05Can I order design or development separately?
Yes. The format can be Figma design, UX/UI with frontend, or a full cycle including backend, forms and integrations. Before we start, we identify what is already complete and what still needs to be delivered
06What happens after launch?
I hand over source code, credentials, configuration and concise documentation. Implementation defects are covered during the agreed warranty period; new features and further development are scoped separately
Collaboration request
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