About - gregzi

How a project runs, start to finish

Discovery & strategy

Goals, audience and competitors first, then positioning, page structure and copy that knows what it wants visitors to do.

Brand & visual system

Logo, typography, colour and the rules that hold them together - a system that stays consistent as you grow.

UI/UX design

Wireframes to final screens in Figma, responsive and considered, with motion planned before anything gets built.

Build & development

The person who designed it also builds it. Framer, Webflow or custom code, with nothing lost in the handover.

AI & automation

AI where it earns its place: generated visuals, content pipelines and small automations that save hours every week.

Launch & support

Forms, analytics, CMS, CRM, domains and deployment - then I stay for the changes that come after go-live.

Independent design and
build studio in Hungary

Hi, I'm Gregzi - a designer and developer based in Budapest, Hungary. I work across brand identity, websites, product interfaces, social and print, and I build what I design, in Framer, Webflow or custom code.

Most projects of this kind need a brand designer, a UI designer, a frontend developer and someone to keep the content coming. Splitting that across four people means four briefs, four schedules and a handover at every step, which is where time and detail quietly disappear. Keeping it in one pair of hands removes the handovers altogether.

AI is part of how I work rather than something bolted on top. It takes the weight out of production work and generates creative material and variations at a pace no single person could otherwise manage, which leaves the time where it belongs: on the decisions, the craft and the final quality check.

Services

Website

Landing page

App

Framer

Webflow

Custom code

Branding

Social media

Email template

Slide deck

Print design

Pricing

Custom quote

$2.500+

For a defined piece of work - a website, a rebrand, a launch. Priced and scheduled before it starts.

One price, agreed before any work begins

A delivery date you can plan a launch around

Brand, web and product design

Built in Framer, Webflow or custom code

Social, email and deck design

Print and offline design

Start your project

Design partner

Ongoing

$3.000/mo

Design and build capacity on tap for teams that ship constantly, without adding headcount.

Unlimited design, build and AI requests

Most requests delivered in 2-3 days

Digital and print work in the same plan

Brand identity and design systems

Framer and Webflow development

Custom frontend builds

Pause or cancel any month

Book an intro

Already have the design? I can take it from Figma to a live site - Framer, Webflow or custom code.

Send me a message

FAQ

We agree the scope and the price before anything starts. Fifty percent upfront puts the project in the calendar, the rest is due on completion. From there we work in a shared Slack or Telegram channel, so you have a direct line instead of a weekly status call. The first substantial draft usually takes a few days, and from that point we review and refine it together until it is right.

One-off projects start at $2.500 and scale with scope. You get the full price before any work begins - no hourly billing and no surprises at the end. If you need design and build capacity continuously rather than once, the monthly plan usually works out better.

Both, and that is the point. The person who designs your site also builds it in Framer, Webflow or custom code, so nothing is lost explaining the design to a developer, and nothing gets quietly simplified because it turned out to be hard to implement.

It is the fair question to ask, and the work above is the answer: brand identity, websites, product interfaces, social, print and photography, all shipped for real clients. It works because the disciplines are not separate. Designing the brand informs the site, building the site informs the design, and AI removes most of the production load in between.

As a production tool, not a replacement for judgement. It speeds up the repetitive parts of building, generates creative material and variations, and handles the volume work that would otherwise need an extra pair of hands. The strategy, the design decisions and the final quality check stay with me.

Launch is a date, not a finish line. Sites need copy changes, new pages, campaign assets and the occasional fix. That can run per request or through the monthly plan - either way you come back to the person who built it, not to a support queue.