Fedenko: cleaning and renovation, Switzerland
A live bilingual site in German and English for a Swiss cleaning and renovation company, with a separate page and enquiry path for each service.
View caseSelected work: websites and web applications
Five projects, each with the client's problem, what I did, where it stands today and which service it belongs to.
How to read these cases
Every case follows the same order: who the client is and what needed to be solved, what I built, and the state of the project today. Each one is tied to a service, so you can see the work behind a service before you decide what to ask for.
I write only what I can stand behind. Where a result is not published, the page says so. Where a project is unfinished, it is labelled in progress. Where a system is private, you see approved screenshots instead of a live link.
The projects
Oskar: dolphinarium redesign, Ukraine
Redesign of a dolphinarium website complex in Truskavets. The design is approved and the production build is in progress; the admin panel is planned.
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Ann's Decor: event decor and floristry
The first website of an event decor and floristry company: a multi-page site with a filterable gallery of finished work and a contact form.
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Cukolini Graphs: work-scheduling application
A private web application that generates work schedules from employee preferences and branch requirements. Live access is not available; the case shows approved screenshots.
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Nomyfy: health and wellness web application
A team web application for personal health tracking, specialist booking and community features. I built the backend REST APIs on ASP.NET Core; the outcome is not published.
View caseWhat the statuses mean
- Live: the client's site is online and linked from its case page.
- In progress: the project is still being built. The case shows what is approved or done and what is only planned.
- Private: the system is not open to the public. The case shows approved screenshots.
- Team project: built by a team. The case describes my part, and the outcome is not published.
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Tell me about your business and what you need. A short call follows, then a fixed quote.
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