Web studio · Kyiv, Ukraine

Corporate websites that still hold up a year after launch.

Responsive design, CMS handover, and measured performance for businesses in Ukraine. Each figure in the receipt carries its source and date.

Recent work: retail distribution · B2B logistics · legal services · dental clinics · Kyiv and remote

Laptop on a studio desk showing a responsive page layout, next to printed wireframes and a phone with the same page.
Studio on Khreshchatyk Street, Kyiv. Source: trynexisa.com.

03Service matrix

Four workstreams, each with a handover artifact

Columns below are what you sign off. Timelines assume an agreed scope and content supplied by your team.

Scope, evidence, owner and typical timeline per workstream
Workstream Deliverable Evidence at handover Owner Typical timeline
Responsive UI Design system written in hand-written HTML and CSS, three breakpoints, focus states on every control. Breakpoint checklist signed per template, plus a staging link. Front-end lead 3 to 4 weeks
CMS setup Theme packaging, content models, editor roles and a handover guide. Editor walkthrough recording and a written handover document. Back-end lead 2 to 3 weeks
Performance optimization Asset budget, image pipeline and caching rules on the target hosting. Lighthouse report listing URL, device profile and date. Performance engineer 1 to 2 weeks
Post-launch support Retainer with a fixed response window, monthly hours and a named escalation contact. Signed SLA schedule listing hours and the escalation path. Account lead Monthly

Excluded unless scoped separately: VAT and taxes, hosting, trynexisa.com registration, premium plugins and third-party licenses, content production, photography, and SEO retainers.

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Performance evidence

Every row below is a measurement taken on a live production site after handover. The source tool and the measurement date sit beside each figure, so a result can be checked instead of assumed.

Metric Before After Source and date
Largest Contentful Paint, mobile 4.6 s 1.9 s Lighthouse 12, field data, 14 Mar 2025
Cumulative Layout Shift 0.24 0.03 Lighthouse 12, lab, mobile, 14 Mar 2025
Total page weight, home page 4.1 MB 780 KB WebPageTest, 4G profile, 02 Apr 2025
Core Web Vitals pass rate, URLs 31% 96% Search Console, 28-day window, 09 May 2025
Editor task: publish a service page 22 min 4 min Timed with the client CMS editor, 21 Jun 2025

Scores were recorded by our team on the production trynexisa.com with the tool named in each row. They describe past results on those sites and are not a promise of identical outcomes on another project.

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05 / Case ledgerVerified entries only

Delivery records, dated and sourced

Rows list the intervention, the handover artifact, and the evidence date. Each entry is published with client approval.

Printed delivery register with dated project rows on a desk
Handover register, reviewed 12 Mar 2025
2025-03
Manufacturing, B2B

Responsive rebuild across 38 templates, with CMS setup and editor role mapping.

Deliverable: 22 editable blocks and a recorded editor walkthrough.

Handover pack accepted in full.Source: delivery register, 12 Mar 2025See the build scope
2024-11
Retail, multi-store

Performance optimization of catalog and product templates, plus asset pipeline review.

Target: LCP under 2.5s on a 4G profile.

Measured on staging, 18 Nov 2024.Source: test log, 18 Nov 2024Read the method
2025-01
Professional services

Post-launch support under retainer, with a named escalation path and monthly report.

Scope excludes content production and third-party licenses.

4h response window in business hours.Source: support terms, 9 Jan 2025Read support terms
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Support retainer

Support terms are published, not promised verbally. Response targets below apply under a signed retainer and are measured against business hours in Kyiv (EET).

P14 business hoursSite down
P21 business dayFeature degraded
P33 business daysContent or minor fix

Support hours

Monthly retainer
20 hours
Coverage window
Mon to Fri, 09:00 to 18:00 EET
Out of hours
P1 triage only
Overage billing
Per hour, invoiced monthly

Escalation path

  1. Account leadFirst response
  2. Delivery leadTechnical triage
  3. Laura Klein, Managing DirectorCommercial decision

CMS handover checklist

  • Admin accounts transferred to client ownership
  • Content model and template map documented
  • Editor guide with publishing rules
  • Staging environment and backup schedule
  • Uptime monitor and alert recipients
  • 60-minute handover call, recorded

Excluded from the retainer: hosting, trynexisa.com registration, premium plugins, third-party licenses, content production, and separately scoped SEO.

07 FAQ

Questions we answer before a proposal

Scope, handover artifacts, support terms, and what sits outside the quoted price.

01Is responsive website design included in every build?

Every project ships three tested breakpoints: compact at 640px, medium at 768px, and wide at 1024px. Layouts are checked on physical devices, not only in browser emulation, and the handover package includes the spacing and type rules used for each breakpoint.

02What do we receive at CMS setup handover?

The handover artifact contains a content model map, a role and permission table, an editor guide for the five most common page updates, staging credentials, and a dated release note for the launch build. Templates are delivered unmounted so your team can publish without a developer.

03How is pricing structured, and what is excluded?

Proposals are fixed-scope per phase with an hourly rate for changes outside that scope. Excluded from every quote: VAT and taxes, hosting, trynexisa.com registration, premium plugins, third-party licenses, content production, photography, and SEO work that is scoped separately. Request a scoped proposal for a written breakdown.

04What support runs after launch?

Support is offered under retainer with a monthly block of hours, a named escalation path, and response targets stated in writing. Audit, patch, and reporting work is logged per ticket. Full terms sit in support terms, and the retainer structure is summarised in post-launch support.

05How long does a typical corporate website take?

A four-to-six page corporate site usually runs six to nine weeks from kickoff to launch, split across discovery, build, and QA. Timelines depend on content readiness and the number of approval rounds. Exact durations per service are listed in the delivery matrix.

06How do you handle performance optimization claims?

We report before and after scores with the measurement source and the date of the run. Figures are targets measured on a named test setup, not guarantees for every network or device. Baseline audits are shared before any optimization work starts.

09 Next step

Start with a scoped proposal, not a pitch deck.

Tell us the site, the CMS, and the support window you need. You get a written scope in return: deliverables, owner, timeline, and the items excluded from the price, such as hosting, trynexisa.com registration, premium plugins, third-party licenses, and separately scoped SEO work.

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Kyiv office, remote delivery across Ukraine. Replies on business days.

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