(P) How I work
The same path for every Zyqor build, shown with real work from the Lab. You see something at every step, and nothing moves on until you say yes.
Walk through itConcept sites from the Lab · fictional brands, real builds
01 / 09 · Discovery
What should a visitor do after ten seconds on your site: call, book, buy, or message you? We settle that first, on a short call or over WhatsApp voice notes, then I write it down as a one-page brief.
You get: A one-page brief you approve: goal, audience, the one action, must-haves.
02 / 09 · Moodboard
I collect references for mood, layout and motion, and show you the direction in one board. It is quicker to say no to a board than to a finished page.
You get: One moodboard and a short note on the direction.
03 / 09 · Palette
Every site gets one light, one dark and one accent, used roughly 60, 30 and 10. Try it: these are the real palettes from four Lab concepts.
You get: Three hex codes with contrast checked for readable text.
04 / 09 · Type
A heavy display face for headlines, a clean text face for reading, and at most one accent. Fonts are self-hosted so the page never waits on another server.
You get: A type scale and font pairing, licensed for the web.
05 / 09 · Wireframe
Before any colour, I draw the page as grey boxes: what goes where, how big, in what order. Keep scrolling to wipe the wireframe into the finished Stride concept.
You get: Desktop and phone wireframes you can comment on.
06 / 09 · 3D and motion
3D models get real materials and studio lighting; motion gets one custom easing curve used everywhere, so the whole site moves like one hand made it. Only for sites that need it.
You get: The hero scene and motion tested on a laptop and a phone.
07 / 09 · Build
Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with three.js and GSAP where they earn their weight. Every site ships as two builds: a full desktop version and a lighter phone version.
You get: A private preview link that updates as I build.
08 / 09 · QA
Before you see a final, I check the console for errors at 1440, 390 and 360 pixels wide, test reduced motion, and check page weight. Then you test it on your own phone.
You get: A checked build and a short list of what was tested.
09 / 09 · Launch
Once you approve the preview, the site goes live on your domain, usually the same day. You get the live link and the source code.
You get: Your live site on your domain, plus the source code.
(T) Honest timelines
Typical weeks for a solo studio, counted from the day the brief is approved. Your feedback speed matters as much as mine; the exact dates go in the written agreement.
One long page, custom design, desktop and phone builds, live on your domain.
A real-time 3D product or a scroll story, with extra time for models, lighting and motion.
(F) FAQ
A typical landing page takes 1 to 2 weeks. A 3D product site or a scroll-world site takes about 3 to 5 weeks. The real dates depend on the size of the site and how quickly feedback comes back, and they are written into the agreement before work starts.
Your business name, what you sell, and the one thing a visitor should do. Your logo, photos or product videos help if you have them. If you do not, I can use licensed stock or build visuals in code.
Websites start from $300 for a clean landing page, and go up to around $10k for a full custom 3D or scroll build. You get a fixed price in writing before any work begins.
Yes. You approve the brief, the moodboard and the wireframe, and from the build step on you get a private preview link that updates as I work.
Yes. Feedback is part of every stage, and it is cheapest early: changing a moodboard takes minutes, changing a finished page takes longer. How many rounds are included is written into the agreement.
Every site ships as two builds: a full desktop version and a lighter phone version that loads fast on mobile data. Phones are sent to the right one automatically.
No. Stride, Meridian, Volta and the rest are fictional concept brands I designed to show what is possible. They are labelled as concepts on the site.
Hand-written HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with three.js for 3D, and GSAP and Lenis for motion and smooth scrolling. Sites are static and fast, and can be hosted on Vercel or your own host.
Yes. I start by reviewing what you have, keep what works, and rebuild the rest. My own portfolio went through the same process from version 2 to version 3.
(Next) Step one is yours
Send your business name and the one thing visitors should do. I reply with an idea, a timeline and a price.
