Four websites with four different personalities, each designed in Figma from structure to final UI, for desktop and mobile.
An editorial site for a portrait, lifestyle and brand photography studio. Oversized serif type and a dark, quiet layout let the photographs lead, from the story and services to a full-width portfolio and client stories.
A playful landing page where every flavor gets its own color theme and the whole page switches with it. Logo, palette and illustrated fruit characters included.
ECHOESA neon, dark-mode site for an electronic music festival in Miami: lineup with filters, aftermovie, location map and ticket tiers. Designed for desktop, tablet and mobile.
ČitaonicaA full e-commerce process: user analysis, structure, wireframes and high-fidelity design, then usability testing with real users who searched, filtered and added books to the cart.
Every page starts with structure and user flow. Visuals come second, and every detail has a reason to be there.
A fixed price for the whole project, agreed before any work starts.
I graduated in Information Technology at Singidunum University and have been designing websites since 2024. Knowing how sites are built helps me design ones that are realistic to develop, fast to understand and easy to use.
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Clean, modern websites built on a clear structure. I map how people move through your site, then design every screen to guide them to get in touch, sign up or buy.
Online stores where products are easy to find and buying takes as few steps as possible, tested with real users.
A logo and a simple visual system that keeps your website, Instagram and Facebook looking like one brand.
Need more than a design file? I turn the design into a live, working website, set up hosting and your domain, and make sure everything works on desktop and mobile.
A short call about your business, your customers and what the website needs to do. No cost, no obligation.
Day 1Wireframes and page structure, so we agree on content and flow before any visuals.
Days 2–3The full visual design for desktop and mobile, shared as a link you can click through and comment on.
Days 4–6We refine it together, then you get the organized Figma file, ready for a developer.
Day 7Not sure where to start? Send me your current website and I'll reply with three concrete ideas to improve it, for free.
Get a free reviewShort, honest answers about price, timing and how we work together.
Send me a short message about your business and what you need. We set up a quick call, I ask a few questions about your goals and audience, and then I send you a plan and a fixed quote.
It depends on the number of pages and features. After our call you get one fixed price for the whole project, so you know the full cost before anything starts. A landing page is the most affordable way to begin.
A landing page usually takes about one week, and a multi-page business website two to three weeks, depending on how quickly we exchange feedback.
Revisions are part of the process. We refine the design together until it works for you, within the scope we agreed on at the start.
It depends on what you need. I can deliver the design only: a complete Figma file with desktop and mobile screens, organized components and exported assets, ready for a developer. Or I can deliver a launch-ready website, built from the design, connected to your domain and ready to use. A full website takes a bit longer than design alone, and we agree on the timeline before we start.
Yes. I work remotely in English or Serbian, from the CET time zone, which overlaps well with clients across Europe and the morning hours in the US.
Yes, I set everything up for you. The domain is registered in your name, so the website always belongs to you, and hosting is free for most small business sites.
The first 30 days of small fixes and changes are included. After that, you can book changes when you need them, or choose a simple monthly plan.
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These terms apply when you use this website or hire VA digital for a design or website project. Each project also has a written quote, and if the two differ, the quote takes priority.
Last updated: 4 November 2026
VA digital is a web and UX/UI design studio based in Serbia. Services include web and UX/UI design, e-commerce design, logo and branding, and launch-ready websites.
Every project starts with a written quote that describes what is included: pages, screens, number of revision rounds, deliverables and timeline. Work outside that scope, such as new pages or major changes of direction, is quoted separately before it starts.
Prices are fixed for the agreed scope. The payment schedule, for example an upfront deposit and the rest on delivery, is set out in each quote. Work begins once the first payment is received.
Third-party costs such as the domain name, paid hosting plans, fonts or stock photos are paid by the client, unless the quote says otherwise.
Each quote includes a set number of revision rounds. Timelines depend on receiving feedback and content on time. If feedback is delayed, the delivery date moves accordingly.
You are responsible for the texts, images, logos and other materials you provide, and for having the right to use them. VA digital is not responsible for third-party claims about materials supplied by the client.
Once the project is paid in full, you own the final designs and website delivered to you. Until then, all work remains the property of VA digital.
Fonts, icons, plugins and stock assets keep their own licences. Drafts and unused concepts remain with VA digital.
VA digital may show the finished work in its portfolio and on platforms like Behance, unless you ask in writing to keep the project private.
The first 30 days after delivery include small fixes and changes. After that, changes are billed separately or through a monthly plan, as agreed.
VA digital takes care to deliver work that functions as agreed, but cannot guarantee specific business results such as sales or search rankings. VA digital is not liable for indirect losses or for problems caused by third-party services such as hosting providers or domain registrars. Total liability is limited to the amount paid for the project.
Either side can end a project in writing. Work completed up to that point is paid for, and any deposit covers the time already spent.
These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Serbia. We will always try to resolve any disagreement directly and in good faith first.
All designs, texts and images on this website belong to VA digital or their respective owners and may not be copied or reused without permission.
Questions? Write to va9digital@gmail.com and I will reply within a few days.
Tell me a bit about your business and what you need. I'll get back to you with ideas and a fixed quote.
I reply within 24 hoursva9digital@gmail.comConcept websites and my final thesis, each designed from the first wireframe to the last pixel in Figma.
Want the full process? Every project has a longer presentation on Behance, with wireframes, details and all screens.
See it on BehanceAn editorial website for a portrait, lifestyle and brand photography studio, where the photographs do the talking and the interface stays quiet.
The studio needed a site that feels as considered as its photos: elegant, calm and easy to browse, with a clear path from the portfolio to a booking.
A dark, minimal palette keeps attention on the images. Serif headlines give it the feel of a printed magazine, while small sans-serif labels keep navigation clear.
A playful landing page for a caffeine-free fruit drink for kids. Each flavor gets its own color world, and the whole page switches with it.
Create a brand and a landing page that kids find fun and parents trust: bright and energetic, but honest about what is inside the can.
Every flavor uses the same layout with a different palette, so the page feels like one brand in three moods. Rounded, chunky type matches the cartoon characters, and the nutrition panel is calm and readable for parents.
A bold, neon website for an electronic music festival in Miami, built to sell tickets and capture the energy of the night.
Design a festival site that feels like the event itself, while making the important things easy: who is playing, where it is, and how to get a ticket.
A dark background makes the pink and cyan neon glow. Wide, heavy headlines echo festival posters, and clear lines and corner marks give structure to a lot of content.
An e-commerce website for an online bookstore, designed as my IT degree thesis and tested with real users.
Many online bookstores feel crowded. The goal was a catalog that is simple to browse, with clear product pages and as few steps as possible to the cart.
The interface is clean and light so the book covers stand out. Filters and categories are always visible, and usability testing showed where navigation needed to be clearer.