QODEVRA refreshed: a new look, three languages
Explore the updated QODEVRA: chrome </> identity, light and dark themes, three languages, case studies and practical guides to planning your website.
We have refreshed QODEVRA to help you plan your own website while getting to know our studio. A chrome identity, expressive typography and animation set the tone. Service pages, work, pricing and the journal provide the detail you need to take the next step: a conversation about your project.
A distinctive identity on every screen
The </> symbol sits at the centre of our new visual language: polished metal, blue reflections and precise geometry. It brings design and development together in one image. The homepage animation shows a digital idea taking shape as a website.
Light and dark themes share the same QODEVRA character. Choose your preferred appearance using the menu control. Page layouts adapt to phones, tablets and computers, keeping our articles, work and enquiry form accessible across screens.
Three languages for Ukraine and Europe
The website, services, case studies and journal are available in Ukrainian, English and Russian. Use UA / EN / RU to change the language of the page you are reading and continue from there.
The Ukrainian version serves businesses in Ukraine, with prices in hryvnias. English and Russian versions present our services to clients across Europe, with prices in euros. Our studio is based in Ukraine, and we discuss and deliver projects remotely.
From the right service to a clear budget
Each service has its own page explaining who it is for, what the work includes, the stages involved and what to bring to an initial conversation. Compare a landing page, business website, store or application around your specific needs.
Our pricing page sets out starting amounts, package scope and the factors that affect an estimate. We agree on the final budget after clarifying pages, languages, content and integrations.
Practical reading before you begin
The journal covers choosing a website format, development costs, preparing a brief and support after launch. News shares studio updates, while offers brings together promotions and their terms.
Start with an article that answers your current question. Note your main goal, required features and the materials you already have. That is enough for an initial discussion; a detailed specification can take shape together.
Explore our work and share your idea
The portfolio includes QODEVRA’s own website, Lapki Club, Briquette UA and RUF Briket. Individual case studies explain the purpose, interface and features of each project. Demonstration concepts are labelled separately.
To begin, leave your name, contact details and a few words about your idea in the short brief. Project type and budget are optional. If a direct conversation is easier, you can find our email, phone and Telegram on the website.
