How much does an online store design cost, and how long does it take?+
Three fixed prices. Product & Landing Page Design is €450 for 3 screens in 5 working days. Complete Store Design is €1,200 for 8 screens — homepage to order confirmation — in 10 to 14 working days. Full Store Redesign + Design System is €2,400 for 14 screens in 20 to 25 working days. Every price and every date is fixed in the proposal before you pay anything. There is no hourly billing.
What if I don't like the first designs?+
That is what step 5 of the process is for. Only one screen is designed in full before you approve the direction, so the most you can dislike is one screen, not eight. After that you have 2, 3 or 4 rounds of revisions depending on the package, and anything that does not match the brief we signed off is fixed without using up a round. If you decide after step 5 not to continue, you stop there: you keep the layouts and the finished screen, and you owe nothing beyond the deposit you have already paid.
How and when do I pay?+
50% to hold the slot in my calendar and 50% on handover. For the €2,400 package it is three payments: 40% at the start, 30% after step 5 and 30% on handover. SEPA bank transfer in EUR, or Wise. Every payment gets an invoice. The price in the proposal is the price on the invoice, and anything outside the agreed scope gets a new number in writing before I start it.
I'm a company in the EU — how does invoicing work?+
I invoice from Bulgaria in EUR, with a numbered invoice for your accounts that carries my registration details, what the service was and the date. If your company is VAT-registered in another EU member state, send me your VAT number with the brief and it goes on the invoice, so your accountant can handle it on their side. If you need a purchase order number, a specific reference on the invoice, or a signed contract before you pay, say so at proposal stage and it is in place before the first invoice, not after.
Do you build the website too?+
No. I design in Figma and hand the file to your developer. That is a deliberate split: you get better code from someone who writes it every day, and the file I give them is prepared for exactly that — named building blocks, rules for smaller widths, exported images, no guessing. It is designed for your Shopify, WooCommerce, Webflow or custom developer to build. I answer your developer's questions during the support period.
Who owns the design when it's finished, and how do we keep in touch?+
You do. On final payment the Figma file, the reusable buttons and cards and the exported images are yours: edit them, hand them to another designer, reuse them elsewhere. I ask your permission before showing any of it in my portfolio, and if you say no it never appears there. While the project runs we use one channel agreed at the start — email or Slack — with a written update every Friday and a Figma link you can open on any day.