FAQs

WordPress, Tilda, and Wix are great for simple tasks: like landing pages, business cards, or blogs.

But if your business requires:

• a flexible architecture tailored specifically to your business processes,
• integration with CRM systems, payment gateways, or external APIs,
• microservices, secure personal accounts, and robust security measures,
• high performance and scalability,
• a unique, custom design beyond generic templates,
• a thoughtfully designed SEO structure for sustainable growth

— then standard website builders simply won't suffice.

We develop platforms that are fast, secure, reliable, and completely independent from generic templates and their inherent limitations.

Platforms like Tilda and Wix offer basic SEO functionality, but they come with significant constraints:

• limited control over meta tags, sitemaps, and robots.txt;
• poor performance negatively impacts Core Web Vitals (loading speed, interactivity);
• restricted custom URL structures, schema markup, and caching options;
• often lacking full-fledged Server-Side Rendering (SSR);

Our projects prioritize SEO from day one:

• dynamic management of meta tags and Open Graph data;
• optimal site structure tailored specifically for search engines;
• high loading speed using SSR, lazy loading, and CDN technologies;
• comprehensive schema markup support (schema.org, breadcrumbs, FAQ);

WordPress/Tilda ≠ a scalable platform. They may work as temporary solutions, but we build architectures that are designed for long-term growth and adaptability right from the start.

We provide a level of technical SEO excellence impossible to achieve with restrictive, template-based website builders.

A landing page is a single-page website designed specifically to highlight a particular product or service effectively. Its main goal is to maximize conversions-turning visitors into customers. Landing pages are ideal for advertising campaigns, promoting special offers, launching new products, or capturing leads.

A promo website typically includes multiple pages and sections, offering a comprehensive presentation of a company or product, often featuring extended content like blogs, news, or galleries.

A landing page is strictly a single-page site, tightly focused on one specific offer, product, or service, designed explicitly for maximum conversion and lead generation.

A corporate website is more than just an informational resource. It's a flexible, scalable platform built to meet tangible business requirements:

Company representation:

• Comprehensive sections such as "About Us," "Services," "Team," "Case Studies," "Blog," and "Careers"
• Multi-level menus and nested page structures
• Multilingual support

Integration into business processes:

• Direct submission of leads to CRM systems
• Integration with email marketing platforms, analytics, online forms, and HR tools
• Interaction with internal APIs, files, and databases

Security and technology:

• Hosting on dedicated VPS servers (NGINX, DigitalOcean)
• Advanced backend technologies (FastAPI, PostgreSQL, Redis, Cloudflare)
• Secure authentication, role-based access, HTTPS encryption, and robust security headers

Preparedness for growth:

• CI/CD pipelines for automated deployments and rollbacks
• Ability to scale into portals, marketplaces, or SaaS platforms
• Monitoring, automated backups, and high availability infrastructure

A corporate website is your digital foundation, capable of evolving seamlessly alongside your business, eliminating the need to rebuild from scratch later on.

An e-commerce website is not just a product catalog; it's a comprehensive e-commerce platform capable of:

• displaying products with filters, variants, statuses, and promotions;
• processing orders, statuses, payments, returns, and notifications;
• user authentication, order history tracking, and preference management;
• personal user accounts, bonus systems, discounts, and product recommendations;
• integrating with payment systems (Stripe, GP Webpay, PayPal, bank gateways);
• connecting with CRM, logistics, warehousing, accounting, and marketing services;
• supporting multilingual functionality, multiple currencies, tax configurations, and delivery regions;
• implementing search, filtering, favorites, comparison tools, and content marketing (blogs, articles, reviews);
• loading quickly and reliably due to optimized architecture, caching, SSR, and CDN usage;

Our e-commerce websites are robust systems with thoughtfully designed architecture, built for growth, integrations, and process automation.

A web portal is a digital platform connecting users, data, and processes. It features:

• user accounts, role-based access, and permission management;
• data, document, and task management;
• control panels, modules, internal tools, and dashboards;
• integrations with CRM, ERP, accounting, and analytics systems;
• scalable architecture: Kubernetes, APIs, microservices;
• real-time support, logging, security, and monitoring;

Used for:

• B2B and corporate portals: partner accounts, integration with financial services;
• Educational platforms: courses, tests, schedules, personal progress tracking;
• Client portals: applications, documents, feedback, payments;
• BI and analytics systems: reports, charts, data filtering;
• News and media portals: user accounts, subscriptions, paid content access;
• Marketplaces: roles for sellers and buyers, logistics, shopping cart, payments;

A portal is individually developed to meet business and user needs-from employees to clients. It's not just a website but a managed digital environment that evolves alongside the company.

A website might simply display content, but a backend enables you to:

• receive and store form submissions (applications, orders);
• authenticate users;
• interact with databases;
• execute business logic (calculations, statuses, task queues);
• integrate with external systems (CRM, finance, ERP);
• ensure security and manage access control;

The backend transforms a website into a fully functional system.

Project architecture is a carefully planned technical structure of a website or portal. It determines how easily a system can:

• scales and evolves;
• integrates with other services and APIs;
• updates, tests, and deploys;
• maintains stability under increasing load;
• adapts to business changes;

Good architecture includes:

• frontend and backend separation;
• use of microservices or modules;
• CI/CD, backups, and logging;
• role-based access and security levels;
• easy integration of databases, CRMs, payment systems, commenting systems, or chats at any time;

We design architecture from the outset to prevent the need for major redevelopment during significant growth phases. It's the foundation supporting all business functionalities.

When a website is 'ready for scaling,' it means its architecture and infrastructure allow smooth growth: adding features, handling increased load, and integrating external services seamlessly.

• Adding pages, sections, and modules without extensive redevelopment.
• Integrating external services: CRM, email marketing, bots, APIs.
• Expanding functionality: catalog, filters, search, authentication, user dashboards, etc.
• Using existing server infrastructure (VPS, NGINX, Cloudflare) without migrations.

This approach saves resources in the future-there's no need for redevelopment as the project grows; everything scales on an already established foundation.

🔗 We implement interfaces for external systems:

• REST API — the most common standard, compatible with nearly all services.
• GraphQL API — flexible queries and efficient data handling.
• gRPC — a fast and secure protocol for microservice integrations.

CI/CD is the automation of project updates:

• CI (Continuous Integration) — automatic code builds and testing;
• CD (Continuous Delivery/Deployment) — automatic deployment to servers;

CI/CD enables you to:

• avoid manual updates;
• minimize errors;
• deploy updates quickly and safely;
• easily rollback changes if something goes wrong.

We chose Nuxt 3 and Vue 3 for several reasons:

• Great for building websites/portals with SSR/SSG;
• Vue is simpler to maintain and more readable for client teams;
• Nuxt provides powerful built-in tools: routing, APIs, SEO, caching, SSR;
• Stable server-side performance;

React/Next.js is a great stack, but:

• It's more often used for complex apps rather than websites;
• It usually requires more configuration and setup;
• It's less focused on SSR and performance optimization out of the box.

We use React when required, but Nuxt/Vue is faster, cheaper, and easier to maintain in 90% of cases.

Technically-yes. But:

• it will be inefficient;
• more expensive than building a portal initially;
• many limitations in security and performance.

WordPress is good for starting out. But as soon as you grow, you'll need to replace it.

We implement multi-layered website security measures, including:

• NGINX Configuration — eliminating potential vulnerabilities, restricting unnecessary HTTP methods, configuring security headers (X-Frame-Options, Content-Security-Policy).
• HTTPS / SSL Certificate Support — encrypting all transmitted traffic to securely protect user personal data.
• Cloudflare Integration — protection against DDoS attacks, filtering malicious requests, and accelerating page loading through automatic caching and CDN.
• HTTP Security Headers — essential headers preventing attacks such as XSS, clickjacking, and others.
• DigitalOcean Hosting — reliable dedicated VPS server with configured firewall, secure SSH access, fail2ban, and regular security updates.
• Mozilla Observatory Audit — evaluating the website against 12 key security criteria, achieving a rating of at least A or A+.
• Form protection — we implement multi-level filtering of incoming data: field length limits, email validation, removal of dangerous HTML tags and scripts, prevention of XSS and injection attacks.

All security measures are included in the package and delivered as a turnkey solution without hidden fees. Hosting (server rental) is not included-you pay directly to the provider (e.g., DigitalOcean), giving you full control over the account and expenses.