Artyne Studio · Poltava
Website development in Poltava
The brief, the layout approval and the handover all run remotely. For Poltava that means the same team and the same warranty as clients anywhere in Ukraine.
Commits you to nothing.
The first question that comes up
Why remote is not a compromise
"I want to meet in person, not just message."
The brief, the layout approval, every question — all of it runs over a video or voice call. That is enough for the studio to understand the business as well as a meeting would.
"A local studio would know my market better."
The market is your customers online, not the contractor’s address. The portfolio below has clients from different cities and industries, and none of them were held back by it.
"What if something goes wrong and the studio is far away?"
12 months of warranty and 3 months of free support work the same regardless of distance. Every fix is handled remotely too — no office visit needed.
Work
Twelve sites running right now
Under each one: the job the client came with, and what we built to do it. Open any of them and see how it behaves on your own phone.
KUB
Landing page
A gym in Rudnyky
The job
A gym in a village competing with city clubs on much bigger budgets. It had to look like no compromise.
What we built
A poster of a site built around the club’s mark, with booking straight into Viber — no form, no phone call.
Molfar
Landing page
Carpathian cottages
The job
The client is buying a yield, and the house is how they get it. Nobody believes a return figure on first sight.
What we built
Full-screen renders, the arithmetic behind the yield, the location and infrastructure — then a viewing booked.
Poltergeist Labs
Landing page
A bootcamp for developers
The job
Filling a first cohort for an English-speaking audience, with no brand behind it yet.
What we built
The programme laid out in full: what makes it different, who mentors, what gets built — and an application.
Galerie Lorec
Corporate site
Gold and watch buyers, Austria
The job
People do not carry gold to a buyer who will not name a price first. And the price moves daily.
What we built
Current per-gram rates on the first screen, and a valuation done online before anyone visits the gallery.
FrontChat
Service
Legal support for service members
The job
A sensitive subject, reached for under stress. Every extra step costs a person who left without help.
What we built
One screen, two actions: a lawyer now, or the video course. Everything else moved out of the way.
Puzzle24
Service
Crypto exchange
The job
In an exchange the rate decides everything, and people want to see it before signing up, not after.
What we built
The exchange calculator sits in the first screen, in several languages, with the terms stated plainly.
Babe Joy
Store
Children’s clothing and shoes
The job
Parents shop by their child’s age and size, never by brand name.
What we built
A catalogue filtered by age, gender and size, with product pages, a cart and online checkout.
Mebli Comfort
Store
Furniture upholstery and manufacture
The job
Nobody orders re-upholstery sight unseen — they want to see what this workshop actually turns out.
What we built
A catalogue of finished work in photographs, browsing by furniture type, and the workshop one tap away.
Barco Gold
Landing page
Turnkey apartment renovation
The job
Renovation is a purchase where one fear beats all the others: that the price will climb halfway through.
What we built
A cost calculator, a portfolio of finished flats, and three promises in the first screen: price in the contract, staged payment, warranty.
A2B Errands
Service
Courier delivery, Seattle
The job
The fare depends on the addresses and the urgency, and nobody is going to phone to find it out.
What we built
An address-based quote calculator in the first screen, booking, and an account holding the delivery history.
FCDL.store
Service
Football pitch booking
The job
The pitch was booked by phone and messages, and nobody could see the free slots — the manager included.
What we built
Online booking against a live schedule, a player account, academy news and cameras on the pitch.
Grabiron
Corporate site
Attachments for heavy machinery
The job
A technical product for professionals: they check the specification and the fit first, and talk price only after.
What we built
A catalogue filtered by machine, a service section, and two languages — this equipment is bought from abroad too.
Deye Energy Store
Online store
Backup power and DEYE inverters
The job
People are not buying hardware for its own sake — they are buying peace of mind during blackouts, and fear getting the capacity wrong for their home or business.
What we built
Ready-made bundles for specific needs, a 10-minute consultation, and a catalogue of inverters and batteries without unnecessary technical jargon.
CableMarket
Online store
Electrical accessories and gear
The job
A wide range of small electrical accessories easily turns into a catalogue where nothing can be found.
What we built
Icon-led categories, product search and weekly new arrivals — a catalogue people actually use instead of just scroll past.
KS Visuals
Landing page
Video production for social media, Vlorë, Albania
The job
Clients choose a video studio by the style of its reels, not a paragraph about the company — and want to see the work immediately, with no scrolling.
What we built
Portfolio on the first screen, open service packages, and a step-by-step process from picking a tier to the finished video.
DML Auto
Landing page
Towing service, Lviv
The job
People call under stress right after a crash or breakdown — and pick whoever answers and quotes a price first, not whoever has the nicest site.
What we built
A call button on the first screen, four messengers at once, and an open price range — no step between panic and dispatch.
MegaStroyPro
Landing page
Bulk materials and heavy equipment, Dnipro
The job
The buyer — a construction company or a private homeowner alike — wants the price and timeline before the call, not a reason to talk themselves into it.
What we built
Pricing and a quote form on the first screen, weighed-on-scale as a trust argument — without it, nobody believes a bulk materials supplier is honest about volume.
Open price list
What it costs
Price list
Artyne Studio · 2026
Landing page
2–3 working days$250 – $250Corporate site
5–7 working days$300 – $450Catalogue / store
10–14 working days$550 – $700Service, accounts, booking
21–30 working daysfrom $800
The 10% first-order discount is already applied. The exact figure is fixed after the brief.
No small print
Always included
- 12
- months of warranty on everything we built
- 3
- months of support after launch, at no cost
- ∞
- revisions before launch — no extra charge
- 100%
- of the rights and the source code become yours
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