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About qwerty.studio

qwerty.studio is a one-person studio. I personally build, launch and maintain turnkey projects — no outsourcing, no middlemen, no broken telephone.

My name is Alex. I have been building websites, growing organic traffic and running paid ads for three years. First inside product teams, now in my own format that I enjoy: one project — one developer.

“Studio” is the format, not the team size. I do not pass your project to an account manager and I do not hire freelancers for stages I do not understand. When qwerty.studio replies, it is the actual person who will be doing the work.

principles

how I work
01

Direct contact

No account managers, no 50-page briefs. You write to me — I reply. Decisions take minutes, not a week of approvals.

02

I take only what I can deliver

I do not sign up for unrealistic deadlines or dozens of parallel tasks. If the queue is full, I will say so honestly and tell you when I can start.

03

“Why” first, “how” second

Before writing any code we figure out which business problem we are solving and how we will measure success. The stack follows the goal, not the other way around.

04

Honesty over the sale

If your problem is better solved by an existing SaaS or website builder, I will tell you so. I would rather come back later when you need something more serious.

stack

tools I use every day

// backend

  • Python
  • Django
  • DRF
  • Celery
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • aiogram

// frontend

  • HTML5
  • CSS3
  • native JS
  • Web Components
  • Canvas / SVG

// infra

  • nginx
  • gunicorn
  • Docker
  • VPS / Hetzner
  • WhiteNoise
  • GitHub Actions

// seo & ads

  • Yandex Metrica
  • GA4
  • Search Console
  • Yandex Direct
  • Google Ads
  • Screaming Frog

process

from request to launch
  1. $ step 01

    Briefing

    A call or chat: what the business is about, what the goals are, budget and timeline. The output is a short summary and an estimate.

  2. $ step 02

    Spec & quote

    I lock down the scope, milestones, prices and dates. We sign the contract; you pay a 50% deposit.

  3. $ step 03

    Sprint-based development

    I split the work into 1–2 week sprints. Each one ends with a staging demo, your feedback and a plan adjustment.

  4. $ step 04

    Launch

    Deploy to production, check SEO settings, analytics and forms. Hand over credentials and a short manual.

  5. $ step 05

    Support

    30 days of warranty included. After that — optional monthly support with a fixed pool of hours.

q&a

the questions people ask first
Do you really work alone? Isn’t it risky to trust you with a project?

Yes, alone. That actually lowers the risk: no agreements lost in chat, no swapping people mid-project, no “a junior built it, a senior is rewriting it”. All source code, credentials and docs are yours; you can hand the project to another developer at any time.

Will you make it on time? What if you get sick or go on vacation?

I only take on as many projects as I can finish on time. Before we start I tell you honestly when I can begin. If something unexpected happens, I warn you in advance and we agree on a new timeline — no silent disappearances.

What are the guarantees?

A contract, a fixed quote, milestone delivery, 30 days of free fixes after launch. All rights to the code and content transfer to you.

How does payment work?

The default is 50% upfront and 50% on launch. On longer projects we split into milestones. I invoice via contract as a sole proprietor.

Can I get just a consultation or an audit, without development?

Yes. A one-hour consultation on web/SEO/ads or a full audit with a report are standalone formats. After the audit you decide what to do next.

hello.sh

./hello --maybe-we-fit

drop a line and let’s talk

Tell me about your project — I’ll reply personally, within a day.