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Service

Turnkey Vue / Nuxt web application development

Not "I'll build you a website" — I'll build a product that holds up under growth. Architecture and TypeScript from the first commit, so you're not rewriting it from scratch six months in.

Who it's for

Development from scratch —
who it's for.

Подходит

  • You have mockups or an idea — you need a product, not a stopgap
  • Indexability and speed matter from day one
  • You need TypeScript and an architecture your team can actually work with
  • The last contractor delivered the project and disappeared

Не подходит

  • You need a "site in two days" with no quality requirements
  • The stack isn't Vue — my specialization won't let me guarantee the result
  • There's no clear task or budget yet — we'll sort that out on a call
01 — When it fits

Already been burned by bad architecture?

Development from scratch is for when you need a real foundation to build on — not a "quick site that'll last two years."

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You need a product with a real foundation, not a stopgap that breaks under the first real load.

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The last contractor delivered and vanished — now touching the code feels risky.

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You need SSR from day one, not "we'll add it later when it becomes a problem."

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You have mockups in Figma — you need an engineer who'll bring them to life carefully.

02 — What's included

Four stages,
turnkey.

I handle every stage myself — from design to launch and code handoff. Transparent, no black boxes.

01

Design

Architecture, data structure, state, rendering strategy, and a growth path built for the task.

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02

Development

Vue 3, state management, API integration, SSR/SSG wherever it's justified.

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03

Quality

TypeScript, tests, WCAG accessibility — code your team can actually build on.

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04

Launch

Deployment, analytics, code and documentation handoff. The project stays yours.

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03 — What you get

Not just code —
a working product.

You walk away with a launched application and everything you need to keep developing it.

  1. 01
    A launched application

    Deployed and running, with configured deployment and analytics.

  2. 02
    Clean, typed code

    Readable, documented, ready for your team to build on.

  3. 03
    Performance in the green zone

    Core Web Vitals under control — built in from the first commit, not bolted on "later."

  4. 04
    Architecture built for growth

    A foundation that holds up to new features without a rewrite from scratch.

  5. 05
    Documentation and handoff

    A writeup of the architecture and key decisions — your team can get up to speed without a guided tour.

04 — How the work goes

I run it from the first call
to deployment.

01

We talk

I look into the task and context for free. If it's not something I do, I'll say so honestly.

~ 1 hr
02

I estimate

Timeline, scope, risks, and cost — before the work begins.

1–2 days
03

I work in iterations

Regular demos and visible progress at every step.

3–6 weeks
04

I deliver with the code

I hand over the code and documentation. The project stays yours.

~ 1–2 hrs
05 — Why me

Architect
and builder
in one person.

  • 8 years in a demanding domain. Airline booking systems taught me to build things that hold up under load.
  • A design foundation. I see not just the code, but how the product will feel to the user.
  • Minimal dependencies. I don't drag in extras. Fewer dependencies means fewer risks down the line.
  • Honesty about timelines. An estimate before we start, regular demos, no surprises at the end.
06 — Вопросы

FAQ

Depends on scope. A small application — from 3–6 weeks; a larger product takes longer. I fix the exact timeline after the design phase, before development starts.
Yes. If there's a design in Figma, I'll implement it carefully. If there are no mockups, my design background lets me help with the interface design too.
I hand over the code and documentation — your team can take the project forward. By agreement, I can also take on support: fixes, new features, monitoring.
Yes. If indexability and speed matter, I build in SSR/SSG through Nuxt from the very start — it's part of the architecture, not a bolt-on afterward.
Next step

What are we building?

Describe your idea, stack, and timeline — we'll figure out what's realistic and what it costs. The first conversation is free, no obligations.