I'm a web designer working under the name Sub_Del, building landing pages and multi-page sites for real businesses — shipped fast, made to actually bring in inquiries. Outside client work, I'm a vinyl collector, always chasing the next colored pressing.
Right now I'm packaging this work into proper case studies. Certified web designer — Ponomar Academy, 2026.
A portfolio site for photographer Ivanka, built like a photobook: frames first, everything else quiet. One link she can send to couples, brides and bands, in Ukrainian and English.
certificate · wd awards · 10.11.2026 ↗









Ivanka photographs hands, light and honest moments, so the interface steps back: black, milk and grey, one typeface, no accent colour. Every interaction borrows from paper — a contact strip, prints on a table, a loupe, a letter, a ticket. Photos by Ivanka, @i_vesnianka.
Her frames are about hands, the shadow of a hat, a touch. One section is a glass lens you run over the photos; on a phone it turns into a press-and-hold loupe.
The site ends with a ticket to a photo session. Pull the stub until it tears off; on the live site her Instagram and Telegram are waiting underneath.

While the photos load, frames flick past like film in the developer and a counter ticks in the corner. Then the window lands where the strip begins.
A loud, sticker-style landing page for an online English tutor. Her students understand English but freeze when it is time to speak, so the page feels like anything but a classroom and asks for one small step: a free intro call.
Англійська, яку не страшно вчити
Привіт, я Іра — викладачка англійської з 8-річним досвідом. На моїх заняттях можна не знати, помилятися, перепитувати й пробувати ще раз.
30 хвилин у Zoom — щоб познайомитися, поговорити про твої цілі й зрозуміти, чи підходимо ми одне одному.

Hot pink, acid lime and ink, taken straight from Iryna's own cover art. A condensed face shouts the headlines, a friendly sans does the talking, and handwriting leaves notes in the margins. Every animation switches off for people who prefer reduced motion.
Every button has a solid edge underneath. Hover lifts it, a tap sinks it like a key on a keyboard.

Her photo sits in a soft blob that slowly changes shape, with a handwritten note in the margin.
Hearts, stars and squiggles in one stroke weight float across the page. Here, every tap throws a few more.
Cover art and packaging concept for a vinyl release, “I Love My Sex.” Personal design work outside client sites, part of a move into cover and packaging design.





My own catalog for a colored-pressing vinyl collection — a personal project built to stress-test a browsing-heavy, filter-driven layout on something I actually care about.








Beyond the shelf, the collection lives online — searchable, filterable, and synced in real time across every device I open it on.
No. 00112''
No. 002
No. 003Limited
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No. 005
No. 006SignedA landing page for a drum school in Ukraine — built to turn visitors into trial-lesson sign-ups. My first client site, found by reaching out directly.
The real hero isn't a static banner — it's a live WebGL wave pulsing behind the headline. Rebuilt below exactly as it runs on the live site, so you can see the actual effect instead of a screenshot.
A studio site for a pole dance school, built after the drum school's owner passed my name along. Covers class schedules, pricing and booking.
The real hero isn't a photo — it's a muted, looping video of a dancer in silhouette through blue smoke, with the studio's name and CTA sitting on top. Rebuilt below exactly as it runs on the live site, so you can see the actual effect instead of a screenshot.