Available for remote B2B contracts globally
Website development: Next.js, WordPress, Webflow
I build marketing sites as a senior web engineer — Next.js, WordPress, or Webflow. The stack follows the job: custom and fast, weekly publishing, or pages you edit without a deploy. Direct contractor, not an agency. 8+ years in production, 4,200+ Upwork hours.
What can you order for a marketing site?
- Next.js marketing sites — SEO, Core Web Vitals, forms that land in CRM, checkout when it belongs.
- WordPress when the job is publishing, not an application — a CMS the owner will actually use.
- Webflow when pages must change without a deploy — design and edits stay with you.
- A small first version: hours, offer, contact — not a 40-page brochure nobody maintains.
How does a website project start?
- 1A short email with the job: book, buy, write. Constraint first — one offer, one city, one action.
- 2We pick Next.js, WordPress, or Webflow from that job — not from a trend deck.
- 3Ship a live site you can update. Then iterate — a second page, a form, a blog — after the first URL already converts.
Questions about website development
Next.js, WordPress, or Webflow?
Next.js when you need speed, SEO, and custom UI. WordPress when you publish every week without a developer. Webflow when design and page edits stay with you. I pick the stack from the job, not from a trend.
Landing page or a multi-page site?
Whatever closes one order this month. A bakery needs hours, a menu, and a way to order a cake. A 40-person firm needs services, cases, and a contact that lands in CRM. Both fail as a 40-page brochure nobody maintains.
How long is a first version?
A bounded site — one offer, one action, live URL — is usually weeks, not a quarter. Scope stays on the email thread, not in a 40-page brief.
Notes on how I build this
Let's discuss a site
Send the constraint and the job. I reply with the stack I would pick — and what I would refuse.
i.vynnychenko@gmail.com
Also shipping: Web apps, Telegram Mini Apps, AI solutions