WebDesign24 is a web design agency for UK businesses. I create websites, custom Django systems and practical AI automation that help you serve customers and simplify everyday work.
These are my own projects: a working CMS and the website you are browsing. Explore the implementation, rather than relying on a mockup or a list of technologies.
The task: bring page templates, structured content and publishing tools into a reusable Django foundation. I built Wulver with content management and a template builder; its public demo and video guides let you explore the product.
Explore the Wulver project ↗
This website connects content, page templates, a development journal and automation. The technical walkthrough explains the architecture and implementation decisions, providing a closer look at how I approach a real system.
Read the website walkthrough ↗From a business website to a custom web application: design, development and automation shaped around your goals, your customers and the way you work.
Company websites, landing pages and catalogues with a clear structure, responsive layouts and content management.
Explore ↗Customer accounts, internal tools and Django applications built around your business rules.
Explore ↗A clearer experience, better navigation and an updated design for your existing website.
Explore ↗Find loading bottlenecks and improve images, page resources and indexing foundations.
Explore ↗CRM, payments, messengers and APIs working together instead of requiring manual copying.
Explore ↗Knowledge assistants, content workflows and tools that help your team with routine tasks.
Explore ↗The proposal sets out the deliverables for your project. These are the areas we discuss so you can see what is included and what needs a separate estimate.
Plan the pages around what visitors need to find: your services, evidence of your work and a straightforward way to enquire. Layouts are developed for mobile, tablet and desktop.
Choose a suitable CMS and define what you need to update yourself, such as service pages, articles or product information. Editing access and handover are part of the scope discussion.
Decide where contact forms should send enquiries and whether the website needs CRM, booking, payment or other service connections. Each integration is specified before development.
Agree the page titles, descriptions, heading structure, crawlable links and sitemap requirements. For a replacement website, existing URLs and redirects need attention too.
Review images, fonts and page resources, then test the agreed user journeys, forms and responsive layouts. Performance targets depend on the design, hosting and third-party tools.
Plan domain and hosting access, the launch checklist and the guidance you need to manage the site. Maintenance and future development can be scoped separately.
WebDesign24 is led by Volodymyr Katyushyn, the developer behind Wulver. You discuss the task with the person responsible for building the solution.
A service business may need a focused enquiry website; another project may require a catalogue, customer area or internal workflow. The requirements guide the choice of platform.
The interface, content model and integrations are planned together. This helps identify the practical constraints before a visual concept becomes a development commitment.
Start with the functionality you need now and discuss likely additions early. A clear content structure and documented integration requirements make later changes easier to plan.
Meet the developer behind WebDesign24 ↗
Wulver is my CMS built on Python and Django. It brings templates, content and website tools together — including a builder for turning ordinary HTML into dynamic templates.
This website runs on Wulver. Open the demo, explore its architecture or follow the video guides.
You should know what happens next, what is being delivered and where your feedback is needed. The milestones are agreed around the scope of your website.
We discuss your customers, services, current website and business goals. You share reference sites, content and essential features; I identify questions, dependencies and a proposed scope.
We agree the page structure, important user journeys and design direction. Your feedback helps refine the layouts before they are developed into the working website.
I develop the templates, content management and agreed functionality. We review the implementation with real content and check how the pages and forms work across screen sizes.
We check the agreed launch requirements, resolve issues and coordinate domain and hosting changes. Handover covers the editing tasks and the next steps for support.
A useful estimate starts with a clear brief. Send your existing website, the type of business, required pages and features, and any target launch date.
A focused company website has a different scope from an online shop or a custom application. The quote depends on page layouts, content preparation, CMS requirements and integrations.
The schedule accounts for design decisions, development, content availability, feedback and testing. A deadline is discussed against these dependencies before work begins.
The proposal should distinguish the build from hosting, third-party subscriptions and optional maintenance. Changes outside the agreed scope are discussed before additional work.
A launch is a starting point. Ongoing work can be agreed around the platform, your editing needs and the way your website evolves.
Discuss responsibility for updates, backups, monitoring and issue resolution. The support scope and response arrangements are agreed for your project.
Add service pages, improve navigation or introduce a booking flow as your needs change. New functionality can be estimated separately rather than being assumed in the original build.
Connect enquiry handling, knowledge search or repetitive content tasks to a defined workflow. AI integrations need appropriate data access, human review and clear expectations about their output.
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Read more ↗: Mac mini, Ubuntu, and Codex: How I Set Up an Online Store Development Environment in a Few HoursWebDesign24 provides website design and development, redesigns, custom Django applications, technical SEO improvements and AI automation for UK businesses. The scope is shaped around your customers and business needs.
A CMS helps you manage content; custom development handles functionality specific to your business. They can work together. We discuss what you need to edit and what the website must do before choosing an approach.
The price depends on the number of layouts, content, features and integrations. Share a brief or your current website to discuss the requirements and receive a project estimate. Hosting, subscriptions and ongoing support are clarified separately.
The delivery plan depends on scope, content readiness, feedback and external integrations. We agree milestones and discuss your preferred launch date before development starts.
Content management can be included so you can edit agreed areas such as pages, articles and images. We identify your editing needs when choosing the CMS and plan the handover around those tasks.
Yes. I can review the existing design, structure and technical setup, then plan improvements. When URLs change, the migration scope should include a redirect plan and checks for important existing pages.
Technical SEO requirements are agreed in the scope, including titles, descriptions, headings, internal links and indexing foundations. Content strategy and ongoing search marketing are separate discussions; a website build does not guarantee ranking positions.
We agree content responsibilities before work starts. You can provide brand assets, service information and approved photography; any writing, editing or image work should be included explicitly in the proposal.
Ownership, licences and handover terms are set out in the project agreement. Domain, hosting and third-party account access should be agreed before launch, alongside any platform or asset licence restrictions.
Yes. Hosting setup, maintenance and further development can be discussed as part of the project. The proposal identifies which services are included and which are optional.
Yes. Share your requirements through the contact page to start the conversation. Project communication, review steps and availability are agreed before work begins; you do not need to visit an office.
Yes. A website can be extended with assistants, connected services and automated workflows. The first step is to identify a useful task, required data access and where a person needs to review the result.
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