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I work with outdated CMS platforms, custom-built websites, and complex online stores. I update the structure, design, admin panel, catalog, orders, product imports, feeds, payments, integrations, and automation around real business needs.
Pricing is calculated individually after I review the website, tasks, and scope of work.
Development focus
not a template, but business logic
Clear architecture, easy maintenance, scalability, and room to grow after launch.
Discuss the task →Page structure, interface, layout, admin panel, database, integrations, and launch.
Discuss the task →Show me the current implementation — I’ll understand the logic and help shape the work plan.
Discuss the task →I help with deployment, fixes, support, and further project development.
Discuss the task →When to get in touch
I help website owners whose projects are outdated, inconvenient, hard to maintain, or in need of automation. The goal is not just to draw a new design, but to understand the process and build a tool you can keep working with.
Tell me about the problemMain offer
I can join the project even when there is no clear technical brief: I’ll study the current website, catalog structure, order logic, manager workflows, feeds, integrations, and suggest a clear redesign plan.
Get an initial reviewWhat can be developed
A website can accept orders, update the catalog, send requests to managers, sync with external services, generate feeds, and automate routine tasks. Below are the main areas that can be combined in one project.
I’ll study the current website, preserve important data, and move the project to a modern Laravel architecture. Suitable for old CMS platforms, custom-built solutions, and websites that have become hard to maintain.
I develop stores and catalogs with products, categories, specifications, carts, orders, statuses, payments, delivery, and admin-panel management.
I create admin panels where you can manage products, orders, pages, requests, users, settings, feeds, and imports without constantly relying on a developer.
I design catalogs with smart filters, sorting, search, specifications, landing pages, and convenient navigation for buyers.
I set up imports for products, prices, stock levels, images, and specifications from files, feeds, and external sources. The catalog can update automatically on schedule.
I develop YML, XML, CSV, and other exports for advertising systems, marketplaces, aggregators, partners, and internal services.
I connect payments, delivery services, CRM, notifications, APIs, external databases, and other services so the website fits the company’s real workflows.
I develop client, partner, dealer, or employee accounts: order history, documents, custom terms, roles, and permissions.
I create request forms, calculators, feedback forms, service orders, and product selection forms. Requests can be sent to email, messengers, CRM, or stored in the admin panel.
I help after launch: deployment, environment setup, fixes, new sections, updates, administration, and staged website development.
Old CMS platforms and custom-built websites
Even if the website was built years ago, has no documentation, the developer is unavailable, and the inside looks like something “better left untouched,” the project can still be analyzed, documented, and gradually moved to a proper foundation.
If the old website already brings in clients, it’s important not to break what works. That’s why before rebuilding, I study the structure, document key scenarios, and suggest a migration plan.
No finished technical brief
Not every client has a detailed technical specification. Often, there is only an old website, an understanding of the problems, and a desire to make things better. That’s enough for the first discussion: I’ll study the project, ask questions, and help define the requirements.
Technical foundation
Laravel is convenient for projects that need to grow: online stores, catalogs, user accounts, services, admin panels, and websites with complex logic.
Process
First, I understand the current logic and business tasks, then suggest stages, and only after that move on to development.
You show me the website, admin panel, problems, and goals. I study what needs to be preserved and what needs to be rebuilt.
Contact me about this stage →I review the catalog, orders, forms, integrations, feeds, payments, and manager workflows.
Contact me about this stage →I suggest the approach, stages, risks, and an approximate cost. There is no fixed price — every project is different.
Contact me about this stage →I build the interface, backend, admin panel, database, roles, integrations, and required service logic.
Contact me about this stage →I check the catalog, orders, payments, forms, admin panel, imports, feeds, and other key scenarios.
Contact me about this stage →I help with deployment, setup, fixes, consultations, and further project development.
Contact me about this stage →Automation
When a project has many products, suppliers, prices, stock levels, and categories, manual management quickly becomes a problem. Automation replaces routine work with clear logic and scripts.
Discuss automationTimelines and approach
An old website, complex store, non-standard logic, or migration from an outdated CMS requires analysis, careful development, and testing. It’s better to build reliably than to quickly assemble something that will need to be rebuilt again.
Discuss realistic timelinesReal portfolio
Instead of abstract “task examples,” these are real projects. In each case, the new design was only part of the work — the key was a careful transition: preserving data, working pages, catalog structure, and everything that was already bringing in clients.
Three migrations from old systems and one project developed from scratch.
Modern architecture instead of outdated CMS platforms, billing systems, and closed engines.
During migrations, products, structure, and link equity were preserved without losing important addresses.
B2B online store for artificial flowers
The online store was moved from old MODX Evolution to Laravel while preserving products, catalog structure, and working page URLs.
store for professional and household equipment
A complex and non-standard migration from the little-known offline Korsite system: it was important to understand the structure, preserve products, and avoid losing existing links.
There was no old version — the structure, catalog, and future website logic were designed from the ground up.
equipment and services catalog
The project was developed from scratch: structure, catalog, company pages, services, navigation, and a foundation for future growth without the legacy of an old engine.
hosting, domains, VDS, and customer-facing storefront
Siteko.net was moved from WHMCS to Laravel: hosting storefront, domains, VDS, cart, registration, and service pages now work in one consistent project style.
Pricing
I don’t have a fixed “website price” because projects vary greatly. One website needs a careful migration from an old CMS, another needs a full redesign, and a third needs to become a complex online store with feeds, filters, and automation.
Show the website and get an estimateSupport
After release, projects often need setup, small improvements, hosting migration, domain connection, form testing, administration, and further development. I can support the project and help with future tasks.
Discuss supportTrust
I take care of the technical side and help move from an old website to a new working project: from analysis to launch and support.
Get acquainted and discuss the taskMy main backend work is in PHP/Laravel. I can also work with existing websites on old CMS platforms when the task is to analyze, migrate, or rebuild the project.
Discuss in more detail →Yes. You can start with the current website, a description of the problems, and a general understanding of the task. I’ll study the project, ask questions, and help create a work plan.
Discuss in more detail →Yes. This is one of my main areas: redesigning old websites, migrating from outdated CMS platforms, and updating structure, logic, design, and functionality.
Discuss in more detail →Yes. I develop stores with catalogs, filters, carts, orders, payments, product imports, feeds, and automation.
Discuss in more detail →Yes. The specific implementation depends on the service and its API. Before development, I study the documentation, workflow, and suggest a suitable solution.
Discuss in more detail →Yes. Imports, feed processing, price updates, stock updates, image updates, and other data updates can be scheduled automatically.
Discuss in more detail →There is no fixed price. The cost depends on scope, complexity, current website condition, design, integrations, automation, and post-launch support.
Discuss in more detail →The timeline depends on the task. A simple redesign and a complex online store with integrations are very different scopes of work. I don’t promise unrealistic deadlines, but I bring the project to a working result.
Discuss in more detail →Contacts
Even if the website is old, there is no documentation, and the tasks are still described only in general terms, you can start with an analysis. Send a link to the website and briefly describe what you’re unhappy with.
Send a link to the website and a few sentences about the problem. The request will be saved in the admin panel, and the administrator will receive a notification.