Web Developer in Valencia, Spain

In short

Vlas Zubenko is a web and mobile developer based in Valencia, Spain. Over 9 years of experience, 266 delivered projects and 262 positive reviews at a 99.62% success rate. He builds business websites, online stores, web applications and CRM systems for companies in Spain, the EU and worldwide, works in the Spanish time zone, and can meet clients in Valencia in person. Working languages: English, Russian and Ukrainian.

Facts

Based inValencia, Spain
Time zoneCET / CEST — the same as clients in Spain
MeetingsOnline, or in person in Valencia
Working languagesEnglish, Russian, Ukrainian
Experience9+ years
StackReact, Next.js, JavaScript, TypeScript, WordPress, Python, PHP
ClientsSpain, EU, Ukraine, USA

What a developer on the ground gives you

Not patriotism — the things that actually change in the work.

One working day

I am in your time zone. A question asked in the morning is settled in the morning, not once someone in another hemisphere wakes up.

You can meet me

If the project is complex, or you simply want to meet the person before starting, we meet in Valencia. Everything else runs online quite happily.

EU jurisdiction

The site is built with GDPR in mind: a consent banner with a real choice, a data-processing policy, and forms that do not collect more than they need. That is a requirement, not an extra.

Payment providers

Stripe and PayPal as standard, plus Redsys and Bizum where local payment habits call for them.

Questions about working in Spain

Yes, I live in Valencia. I work with businesses across Spain and the EU; meetings in Valencia can happen in person and everything else runs online. I am also a Ukrainian developer by origin and continue to work with clients in Ukraine.

English, Russian or Ukrainian. I do not speak Spanish at a working level, so if your team needs a developer who runs correspondence and calls in Spanish, it is fairer to say so now than to discover it in week three.

A WordPress site starts at $1,499, a redesign at $1,299, an online store at $2,499, a turnkey site at $2,899, Next.js development at $2,999, a CRM system at $4,999 and a web application at $7,999. The exact figure depends on the number of pages, the integrations and whether design is needed from scratch.

Yes, by default. A cookie consent banner with a real choice rather than an 'OK' button, a data-processing policy, forms that do not collect unnecessary personal data, and analytics wired up to respect consent.

Yes. Alongside Stripe and PayPal, Redsys and Bizum can be connected — what people in Spain actually pay with. Which set you need depends on your audience: for local buyers Bizum often matters more than international cards.

Yes, that is a large part of the work: projects for businesses in Ukraine, elsewhere in the EU and in the United States. Spain is where I am, not a limit on where clients are.

Whichever suits you: through Freelancehunt escrow, where a history of 262 reviews is visible, or directly by bank transfer. Terms are agreed before the work starts, not after.

Let's talk about your project

Tell me what needs building. I will ask follow-up questions and give an estimate of timeline and budget — free, before any commitment.

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