Web designer in Belgrade · for small businesses across the US
On US timeI work in your time zone.Mon–Fri · 8 am–6 pm your time, and after hours
I'm Slobodan, a web designer and developer working with small businesses across the US. I keep your hours, so calls, edits and launch day happen during your workday, not mine. You get a fixed price up front and a first version in days, not months.
“We're really happy with the design, with how fast the site was built, and with all the features. They fit exactly what our business does.”
Selected work
Live client sites come first. Below them are concept sites I designed for typical US small businesses, to show how I'd approach each industry. Hover over a preview to scroll through the whole page.
An equipment rental business for weddings, birthdays and corporate events. The site shows packages and a per-item price list, has an availability calendar and a page for corporate clients, and sends every inquiry straight to WhatsApp.
On the first page of Google in Belgrade, and brings in a steady flow of inquiries every month.
A 24/7 towing service whose customers find the site at the worst possible moment, usually on a phone at the side of the road. One tap sends their exact location, a two-question calculator shows the price up front, and "Save to contacts" puts the number in their phone before they need it. The site is in Serbian and English, switches to a dark night mode after 8 p.m., and has thirteen local pages that help people find it on Google.
“We're really happy with the design, with how fast the site was built, and with all the features. They fit exactly what our business does.”
A drywall and interior finishing company that works on hotels, shops and office buildings. A red laser-level line runs across the headline, like on a real job site. Every service has a "Request a quote" button that fills in the form for you, the reference list (Hotel Bristol, Oysho, the national pension fund) opens straight into photo galleries, and a technical drawing with the company's registration details builds trust before the first call.
Concept sites · how I'd build for typical US small businesses
An AC company for Houston summers. The page opens as a thermal-camera image that cools from 100° to 72° while a live thermostat counts down, and visitors can drag it themselves. A small stick figure cools off as you scroll and points at the booking form. Flat prices with a member-price switch, a ZIP code checker and online booking.
A trucking company that needs two things from its website: shippers asking for quotes, and drivers applying for jobs. The page opens with a video that plays as you scroll: a container is loaded onto a truck while giant “WHAT WE HAUL” letters pass behind it. Below that are a split-flap departure board with live Chicago time, a 4-step freight quote, driver pay and a 2-minute job application.
A family dental office for people who'd rather not go to the dentist. The headline scans itself into place, and further down a 3D tooth is scanned, reviewed and whitened as you scroll, ending with a written quote. Below that are self-pay prices for every service, an insurance check, a cost estimator (insurance vs. membership vs. paying on your own) and online booking that fills itself in from any offer.
How it works
A short call or a few messages about your business, your customers and what the website needs to do. You get a fixed price before any work starts.
Within a few days you get a working draft on a private link. Tell me what to change, and we go back and forth until you're happy.
I connect your domain, set up Google Analytics and Search Console, and make sure everything works on phones. After launch I'm one message away.
Pricing
Every project gets a fixed quote before we start. These are typical starting prices.
$800 one-time
For a business that needs a professional site fast.
Most popular
$1,500 one-time
For a business that wants the website to bring in work.
Add-on
$40 / month
For owners who'd rather not think about the website.
Questions
Don't see your question? Just ask. I answer every message myself.
No. Send me whatever you already have: your old website, Facebook page, Google reviews, a few phone photos. After a short call I write the text for you, and if you don't have good photos I'll use licensed stock photos that fit your business. You approve everything before it goes live.
You'll see a first working version within a few days of our first call. Most sites go live in one to two weeks, depending mostly on how quickly we go back and forth on feedback.
You do. The domain is registered in your name, and the website and its code are yours. If you ever want to move it to someone else, I'll hand everything over without any fuss.
You get a fixed price before any work starts. Then it's 50% to begin and 50% when you're happy and the site goes live. I'll send you a simple invoice, and we'll agree on whatever payment method is easiest for you.
Small fixes in the first 30 days are on me. After that, the Care plan covers ongoing updates, or I can quote one-off changes as they come up. Either way, you send a message and I take care of it.
Every site is built to be fast and readable for Google. I also set up Google Search Console and help you create or improve your Google Business Profile, which is often what brings local customers to you.
Yes. Send me the link and I'll tell you honestly what's worth keeping and what I'd change, before you spend anything. The first review is free.
About me
Besides building websites, I own and run Tent Event, an event rental company in Belgrade. So I know what a small business needs from its website. It has to make the phone ring, answer the same questions customers always ask, and look trustworthy on a phone screen. Winning design awards isn't the point.
I work with modern tools, including AI-assisted development, which lets me deliver quickly and keep prices fair. You always talk directly to me.
Free · no strings attached
Send me the link and within two business days you'll get 3 specific changes that would bring you more calls, written in plain English. Use them yourself, with anyone you like, or with me.
Contact
Send a few lines about your business, or book a quick call at a time that suits your day. On weekdays I reply within a few hours.
I overlap with US mornings.
