Product engineering services.

A useful brief explains the problem, who the website or application is for, and what people need to do with it. Share an existing site or product, any essential integrations, the content or data available, and your budget and timing constraints. You do not need a complete technical specification: discovery can help turn an early idea into a focused scope.

The listed prices are starting points, not fixed packages for every project. The quote depends on the pages or workflows, design needs, content and data preparation, integrations, and delivery requirements. I confirm the deliverables, assumptions, dependencies, and timeline before work begins. Listed prices are starting points, not fixed quotes; final estimates depend on scope. Hosting, third-party services and subscriptions, paid assets, and applicable VAT are excluded unless explicitly included in a proposal.

Yes. The work can cover bug fixes, performance improvements, new features, integrations, or technical direction for an existing product. I first review the current implementation and the problem you want to address. That helps distinguish a targeted improvement from a larger rebuild and gives us a clearer basis for estimating the work.

My experience includes React, Next.js, TypeScript, C#, Java, and SQL, alongside content-management and e-commerce systems. I choose technologies around the product requirements, existing infrastructure, and the team that will maintain the software. A new framework is not automatically a reason to replace a working system.

Yes. Website development includes attention to semantic page structure, crawlable content, metadata, responsive layouts, and technical performance. Accessibility considerations include keyboard use, labelled controls, contrast, and clear interaction states. The depth of any audit or specialist work is agreed in the scope. These foundations support discoverability and usability, but they do not guarantee search rankings or replace an ongoing content strategy.

Timing depends on scope, existing systems, available content, and how quickly feedback and access can be provided. We agree a delivery plan after those dependencies are understood. A focused first release is often more useful than committing to a large feature list before discovery. If you have a fixed deadline, include it in the brief so we can discuss a realistic scope.

We agree the handover needed for your team to operate and maintain the work, including relevant setup, configuration, and documentation. Maintenance, further improvements, and ongoing support can be scoped separately. It is important to establish who manages hosting, third-party services, updates, and access, rather than leave those responsibilities unclear after release.

I am based in Sofia, Bulgaria, and work remotely with teams. Direct communication matters more than sharing an office: a clear brief, working demonstrations, written decisions, and timely feedback help keep a project moving. We can discuss the communication rhythm and any time-zone constraints during the first conversation.