Websites that
win trust.
Websites for tech, finance, wellness and media companies, and for movers, roofers, plumbers, HVAC, cleaners, landscapers and contractors who need more calls and bookings. I design in Figma and build it myself, so what gets approved is what goes live.
- 27
- Live website projects
- 08
- Home-service sites
- 12
- Figma designs
- 10+
- Platforms
<section#sites>Portfolio
The work, one click away.
Selected website projects, collaborations and design prototypes. Explore the featured work, browse by industry, or open a project for desktop and phone previews.
Website projects and collaborations. My role is listed below each website.
Twelve website designs for twelve kinds of company, each with desktop and mobile frames, colour and text styles. Scroll inside a frame, or click it to open the clickable prototype.
Four independent Wix websites selected as design references. Explore the previews or open the original sites.
A cinematic showcase of music and sound, set against a restrained dark palette.
Vivid colour, inclusive lifestyle photography and a clear shopping journey for designer wheelchair covers.
Large campaign photography, clean navigation and focused product collections for a fashion boutique.
Sculptural product photography, generous white space and refined typography showcase modern jewellery.
Three independent Squarespace websites selected as design references. Explore the previews or open the original sites.
<section#sites>All 27 live websites
Real companies, live on the web.
Corporate websites I designed and built for investors, B2B tech, consultancies, health and wellness brands, retreats, hospitality, agencies and media companies. Filter by industry, hover a frame to explore the preview, or visit the live site.
New websites
Thirteen sites, fully built.
Working, responsive websites for thirteen brands in three series. Hover a frame to scroll the full page, or open the site itself.
Series 04 · motion-led landing pages
A black landing page with a live silk-wave canvas, a prompt that types itself into a running workflow, a feature bento and per-workflow pricing.
Limestone and light: a slow hero zoom, an arched window that opens into a full photograph on scroll, and a project list with a cursor-following peek.
A cinematic Mars hero with giant outline type, twinkling stars, a live launch countdown, destination cards and a seat calculator.
An editorial jewelry shop with a model hero reveal, product cards that swap on hover, category filters and a working slide-out bag.
A field guide where the species index swaps the illustrated plate and specimen card, with a watercolour coast map and live hotspots.
A black landing page in frosted "liquid glass": a hero film that fades to black between loops, a glass nav and email pill, scroll-revealed sections and service cards. Built in React from a written design brief; the background films are third-party AI footage.
Series 02 · loud, retro, brutal
A dark, neon site for a 2,000-seat arena: live countdown to opening night, event cards, stats, station booking and the season kit.
A sunny, bouncy site for a retro bakery: menu cards with drawn pastries, flavours with dotted price lines, boxes and opening hours.
A brutalist programme site on a visible grid: one big headline, a hover-red programme list, posters, visit info and a schematic map.
Series 01 · quiet craft
A warm editorial shop: three coffees, a subscription in three steps, the roastery story, the café and brew guides.
A product-led page with a working dashboard built in HTML, a 90-day forecast story and simple pricing.
Full-bleed mountain photography, the can range, the mineral profile and ordering by the case.
A booking bar, rooms, courtyard dining and the Old City location, with a quiet, luxurious rhythm.
<section#inspect>Featured · 6 live sites
Look closer, page by page.
Six of them up close, one from each kind of client. Each page scrolls on its own; scroll it yourself, switch to the phone layout, or open the real site.
What’s in a corporate site
Every page a buyer checks.
The pages decision-makers look at before they reply, plus the parts your legal and marketing teams care about. Pick the ones you need.
What you do and for whom, said in one screen.
One page per offer, written for the buyer who reads it.
Results, logos and quotes placed where doubts appear.
The people behind the firm, with bios that build trust.
A CMS your team posts to without asking a developer.
Open roles and culture, so hiring runs through the site.
Fund, ESG or annual report pages when you need them.
Forms that reach the right inbox or CRM, every time.
Platforms & more
Built on your platform. Matched everywhere else.
The site goes on the platform that suits who will edit it. The UI work and graphics around it come in the same style, so everything online matches.
Also for the web
UI design & Figma libraries
Interfaces and reusable design systems your team can build on.
- Components with variants
- Color and type variables
- Editable .fig file backup
Landing pages
One focused page for a product, launch or ad campaign.
- Clear offer and call to action
- Built to match your ads
- Form or checkout connected
Web graphics
Banners, email signatures and visuals for your site and newsletters.
- Hero and promo banners
- Coded HTML email signatures
- Social preview images
How a website gets made
From sitemap to launch.
A simple site can go live in about a week once content is ready. You review at every stage.
Goals, pages and content. A sitemap you approve.
Homepage first, then the rest, on desktop and mobile.
Built on your platform with forms, integrations and SEO.
Testing, publishing on your domain and a handover guide.
Questions
Before you ask.
The questions clients ask first.
How long does a website take?
A site of up to five pages, for a company or a local service business, takes about a week once the content is ready. Bigger sites go in weekly batches of pages, so you see real progress every few days.
We need more than five pages. How is that priced?
The package covers the core pages; extra pages are added at a fixed price per page, agreed before we start. No hourly surprises.
Do you only design, or build too?
Both. I design in Figma and build on WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or Wix, or in Next.js and Astro. If your team has developers, I hand off a clean Figma file with components, variables and specs instead.
Will you do a test task?
Yes. A short task on a real page of yours is the quickest way to see if the fit is right.
Who owns the domain and hosting?
You do. The site is published on accounts in your name, so you stay in full control after launch.
Can you redesign my existing website?
Yes. I review what you have, keep what works and redesign the rest, on your current platform or a new one.
Are you open to full-time roles?
Yes. I’m available now for remote full-time or contract roles as a web designer who also builds. I’m based in Baku (GMT+4) and plan my day around the team’s hours.
Need a website for your company or service business? Send your current site and I’ll reply with a plan.
<section#team>For in-house teams & hiring
Design, build, ship. One person.
What I take on from week one in a marketing or product team, with no handoff gap between the Figma file and the live page.
Design
Figma- Landing pages, marketing sites and stores, desktop and mobile
- Design systems: components, variants, colour and type variables
- Brand-led art direction from 14 years of identity and campaign work
- Clickable prototypes to review before anything is built
Build
No-code to code- WordPress with Elementor, Webflow, Wix and Squarespace
- Shopify stores, product pages and bundles
- Next.js and Astro, from GitHub to Cloudflare Pages
- A CMS your marketing team can edit, Sanity included
Ship
Launch & after- SEO basics: titles, headings, alt text, canonical and social tags
- Speed: compressed media, lazy loading, clean code
- Domain migrations with 301 redirect maps
- Analytics and forms connected, plus an editing guide
































