Website examples you can review before ordering a project
While working on websites and online projects, we have gone through different tasks, technologies and formats: from custom-built engines to WordPress, Drupal and Laravel. Over time, we have created websites, landing pages and digital solutions, provided consultations and gained practical experience that helps us look at a project not only from a design perspective, but also from a business perspective.
Not every project can be shown in an open portfolio. Some websites were created as part of larger teams, while others have since been updated, closed or are no longer available for reasons unrelated to our work. But this experience gave us something essential - practical knowledge, an understanding of real business needs and the ability to see not only the visual design, but also the technical foundation that supports a successful website.
In recent years, our technologies, design approach, performance optimization, responsiveness, SEO and admin panel usability have grown significantly. That is why each new project does not simply repeat past experience - it becomes more modern, more precise and better aligned with the client’s goals.
A separate example of our work is the SiteLab Studio website you are currently viewing. It also reflects our approach: clean design, thoughtful structure, multilingual support, responsive layout and technical clarity - everything that helps create a website that looks professional and works confidently for business.
Websites, landing pages and Telegram tools created for real business tasks.
Website
A multilingual website for a specialist in spine recovery, manual therapy, myofascial massage and trigger point myopressure. The project was created in two languages - Ukrainian and Russian. The website includes a custom integration through Google Cloud API services: ratings and reviews are pulled from the Google Business Profile and updated on the website in real time.
Website
A website for the HostelElit project, focused on rental housing in Kyiv. The project was built on WordPress without multilingual functionality, because the client already had experience with this system and wanted to launch the website quickly for further promotion through Google Ads.
Telegram bot
A multilingual Telegram bot for presenting a business, services and key information in a convenient structured format. Instead of using a continuous message feed, the bot updates content inside a single interface. The bot includes an order form that works on the same pipeline as the website form. As a result, request processing logic and AI prompts are not duplicated, while the user can quickly submit an inquiry directly in Telegram.
Website
A basic website for the Hostel-Prostir project, focused on rental housing in Kyiv. The project was built on Laravel in Ukrainian, Russian and English. As part of the work, the client also received assistance with Google Business integration and with transferring a Google Maps location from another account that had become inaccessible.
