vlas zubenkoWeb Developer
for Your BusinessWebsite development and web applications — from a landing page to a platform
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Why clients trust me
Every number here can be checked — each card links to where it is confirmed.
The counters are pulled from the Freelancehunt profile and refresh daily. I do not put numbers here that an outsider cannot verify.
Find your niche
Every industry breaks a website in its own way. Pick yours and see what changes — and the delivered work that proves it.
What I can do for you
Digital products that work for your result.
Technologies
The stack the portfolio is built on. The number next to an entry is how many published case studies use it.
Frontend
- React3 projects
- Next.js
- JavaScript20 projects
- TypeScript
- HTML / CSS23 projects
- Tailwind CSS2 projects
Backend
- Python / Django3 projects
- PHP / Laravel1 project
- Node.js
- REST API
- MySQL / PostgreSQL
CMS & e-commerce
- WordPress17 projects
- WooCommerce2 projects
- Headless CMS
Design & tooling
- Figma15 projects
- Git
- Google Analytics
Built on what shipped this year, not five years ago
I do not just use AI while building — I work out how to put it inside a product so it earns its place instead of running up a token bill. And I say plainly when it is not needed.
AI inside the product
Chatbots grounded in your own data, document search through RAG, generated product copy, incoming-request triage. Not 'bolt on ChatGPT' — solve an actual problem.
AI while building
It speeds up the routine: standard markup, tests, data migrations. It does not replace architecture or project decisions, and I do not pretend otherwise.
A current stack
Next.js 16, React 19, server components, TypeScript. The site is fast because it renders on the server, not because the pitch deck says so.
Integrations done properly
MCP for connecting models to your systems, streamed responses, and control over token spend. I cost a request out before it goes anywhere near production.
Not just a claim — here is what I have written about it.
My Best Works
From idea to Result — Real Cases
Hey, my name is
Vlas Zubenko
I am a Web and Mobile Developer for over 9 years, combining technical expertise with project management. With a team I take on the full cycle of work: from strategy and design to programming, testing, and support. One person still runs the project — me. I work with businesses and startups from different countries, offering a flexible approach, understandable processes, and predictable results. If you need a reliable performer who speaks the language of business and brings projects to release — you are in the right place.
How the work is organised
One person runs the project — me. But a team builds it: a designer, developers, a tester. You write to me rather than to a shared support inbox, and you know what is happening at every stage.
- 01
Working out the task
We talk through the goal, the audience, the budget and the deadline. The result is a written spec, so the details get argued about before the work starts rather than after.
I run this myself - 02
Design
A structural prototype first, then screen mockups. Signed off before any markup: redrawing a picture is cheaper than rewriting code.
Designer and me - 03
Development
Markup and programming, integrations with payments, CRM and email, and an admin panel where you change the text and images yourself.
Front-end and back-end - 04
Testing
Checks on real devices and browsers, load speed, baseline SEO setup, and the forms and analytics actually firing.
Tester and me - 05
Launch and support
Moving to hosting, the domain, getting indexed. After that — edits, updates and keeping an eye on how the site performs.
The team
Frequently asked questions
The things people ask before the first call.
Vlas Zubenko is a web and mobile developer from Ukraine with over 9 years of experience. He has delivered 266 projects and received 262 positive reviews at a 99.62% success rate, building business websites, online stores, web applications, CRM systems and mobile apps.
I am from Ukraine and work remotely with businesses worldwide. Communication in Ukrainian, Russian and English. I adjust to the client's time zone — for Europe and the US that usually means several overlapping hours a day.
On the front end: React, Next.js, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS and Tailwind. On the back end: Python with Django and PHP with Laravel. The most common CMS is WordPress — 17 published case studies use it. Design work happens in Figma.
A landing page starts at around $700, a business website at $1,499, an online store at $2,499 and a CRM system at $4,999. The exact figure depends on scope: how many pages, how many integrations, and whether design is needed from scratch. There is a calculator on the site and a free estimate from a brief.
A landing page takes 1 to 2 weeks. A business website 3 to 5 weeks. An online store 5 to 8 weeks. A CRM system from 8 weeks. Timelines count from the approved specification, not from the first message.
I run the project and a team builds it: a designer, front-end and back-end developers, and a tester. The client still has one contact — me, not a shared support inbox.
Yes, it is the most common technology in my portfolio — 17 published projects. I build custom themes rather than assembling ready-made templates, connect WooCommerce, migrate sites off older engines, and set the admin up so you change the content yourself.
Yes. The CRM is built around your funnel rather than the other way round: leads, roles and permissions, automation, and integrations with what you already use. React on the front end, Python or Node on the back end. From $4,999.
I move the site to hosting, connect the domain and submit it for indexing. After that: edits, updates and keeping an eye on how it performs. The source code and all access stay with you — there is no lock-in to me.
Write to me on Telegram or WhatsApp, or fill in the brief on the site. I reply within a working day, ask follow-up questions, and give an estimate of timeline and budget free of charge, before any commitment.
