Web design studio in Bulgaria, working US hours

Custom websites for serious small businesses.

Designed and built personally, start to finish, by one developer. Typically 3 to 5 days from kickoff to launch, and in as little as 3 days for a focused scope. You get a built-in admin panel, so the content stays yours to change.

3 to 5 days

typical build, from kickoff to launch

Engineering background

computer engineering, code written from scratch

Admin panel included

you edit content without a developer

Support after launch

hosting, backups, monitoring, updates

Selected work

Client work and concepts, shown properly.

Concept Foods

Restaurant / hospitality concept

Concept project · Fictional restaurant

The Concept Foods restaurant website concept, showing a plated signature dish in a dark, editorial hero photograph

Challenge

A fictional restaurant in Copenhagen, Denmark, used to explore what a premium hospitality site should feel like: editorial storytelling, signature dishes and a gallery that carries the atmosphere.

Solution

A concept site built around a strong editorial layout, menu storytelling, an immersive gallery experience and a polished reservation flow, treating the website as part of the dining experience.

Result

A working concept that shows how a restaurant site can feel considered rather than templated. Concept Foods is a fictional restaurant, created to demonstrate the approach, not a client project.

Scope

  • Concept design
  • Editorial layout
  • Menu storytelling
  • Gallery experience
  • Reservation UX

Role

Design and build, as a self-initiated concept project.

NØRDA Properties

Premium real-estate / editorial property platform concept

Concept project · Scandinavian real-estate

The NØRDA Properties real-estate concept, showing the hero section with a modern Scandinavian home and the property search interface

Challenge

A self-initiated concept exploring how a premium real-estate platform should feel: editorial property storytelling, live filtering, and a browsing experience that respects the architecture.

Solution

A full concept site with six fictional homes, property search and filtering, individual detail pages, gallery lightboxes, an interactive illustrated map, and a validated inquiry flow.

Result

A working demonstration of how a real-estate site can feel curated rather than crowded. NØRDA Properties is a fictional concept, created to show the approach, not a live agency or client project.

Scope

  • Concept design
  • Editorial UX
  • Property search/filtering
  • Detail pages
  • Gallery/lightbox
  • Map interaction
  • Inquiry UX

Role

Design and development, as a self-initiated portfolio concept.

Harmonia / Й. Йончева

Psychologist / mental wellbeing practice

Client project · Burgas, Bulgaria

The Harmonia psychology website, showing the hero section with the practitioner name over a calm interior photograph in warm neutral tones

Challenge

A practising psychologist in Burgas needed a personal professional site in Bulgarian: calm, clear about the areas of work, and unmistakably separate from the institution she works at.

Solution

A quiet, warm site with sections for professional identity, six areas of work, qualifications and contact, written entirely in Bulgarian, with a clear notice stating that the site is personal and not an official institutional site.

Result

A site that presents the practice plainly: what the work covers, how to get in touch, and nothing louder than it needs to be.

Scope

  • Design
  • Build
  • Bulgarian content structure
  • Areas of work
  • Qualifications
  • Contact
  • Launch

Role

Design, development, deployment and handover, solo.

Anelia’s Woodcraft

Artisan woodcraft / product configurator concept

Concept project · Fictional Danish studio (not a client project)

The Anelia’s Woodcraft artisan studio concept, showing a handcrafted wooden pen and the wood-variant configurator in a warm editorial layout

Challenge

A self-initiated concept exploring how a small Danish artisan studio should present handcrafted wooden objects online: premium, warm, and personal, without losing the feel of a workshop.

Solution

A Scandinavian brand experience built around custom wood products, personalisation options, and an interactive configurator where a pen can be previewed across different wood variants.

Result

A working concept that shows how a craft studio can sell made-to-order pieces with confidence. Anelia’s Woodcraft is a fictional studio, created to demonstrate the approach, not a client project.

Scope

  • Concept design
  • Brand experience
  • Custom wood products
  • Personalisation
  • Wood-variant configurator
  • Inquiry UX

Role

Design and development, as a self-initiated portfolio concept.

Process

Four steps, no drift.

  1. 01

    Discovery call

    A short conversation about the business, its customers and what the site has to do, so the scope is settled before anything is built.

  2. 02

    Design and build

    Design and development run together rather than in sequence, which is what keeps most projects to three to five days.

  3. 03

    Launch and handover

    The site goes live and you are walked through the admin panel, so you leave able to run it without calling anyone.

  4. 04

    Ongoing care

    Hosting, monitoring, backups and updates continue quietly in the background, so the site keeps working after launch week.

Difference

What makes it different.

You talk to the person building it

Every email and every call goes to the one who writes the code. Nothing is relayed, and nothing gets lost between departments.

Written for your business

The site is built from scratch and structured around what the business actually sells, rather than fitted into a layout meant for someone else.

The content stays yours

The admin panel is part of the deliverable. Change text, swap photos, add work, whenever you want, without waiting on anyone.

A tight, small process

One person, one clear scope, one decision at a time. That is why days is a realistic timeline instead of months.

Pricing

Two numbers. That is the whole sheet.

Introductory pricing for the first few projects

Website

From $1,500

Most projects fall between $1,500–$3,000, depending on scope

Everything needed to go live, including the admin panel and the training to use it. The final fixed price is agreed before work starts.

  • Discovery and scope
  • Custom design, no templates
  • Full build and content setup
  • Admin panel for your content
  • Launch and domain setup
  • Handover training
  • First 3 months of maintenance

Ongoing care

From $150/month

Typical plans are $150–$250/month, depending on scope

What keeps the site online, current and safe once the build is finished.

  • Hosting and SSL
  • Uptime monitoring
  • Daily backups
  • Security updates
  • Small content changes
  • Direct email support

Final price depends on scope: number of pages, how much of the content is editable, and anything that has to connect to a system you already use. Most website builds fall between $1,500 and $3,000, and most care plans between $150 and $250 per month. You get one fixed number before work starts. Every project begins with a free consultation call, with no obligation.

About

I'm Ventsislav Pavlov Goranov, and I build every site end to end: design, code, deployment, and the admin panel you'll use afterwards. No handoffs, no account managers, no telephone game between departments: the person who designs your site is the same person who ships it and answers your emails.

My background is computer engineering, so the site is written rather than assembled, and it is built to keep working after launch. I work evenings and nights, aligned to US business hours. Expect a reply within one business day, usually faster.

I prefer restrained design that still reads well in five years over whatever the current trend happens to be. Fewer clients at a time, each one dealt with directly.

Ready for a better website?

Start with a free consultation call. We talk through the business, the scope, and whether this is the right fit. If it is, you get a fixed price and a start date.

Prefer email? Send the business name, what the site needs to do, and a rough timeline, and you will have a reply within one business day.