Maryia Berdyshava — Webflow developer with IT, copywriting, and linguistics expertise

Maryia Berdyshava, black and white portrait

BACKGROUND

Webflow development

I turn designs into fully functional websites, from landing pages to multi-page projects with CMS, components, and custom functionality.

Structure and CMS

I plan project structure, build a clear class system, create reusable components, and configure CMS so the website is easy to maintain and scale.

Custom code

I use CSS and JavaScript for tasks that go beyond Webflow’s built-in capabilities.

Testing

5 years of experience in software testing taught me to identify issues before launch and check websites both visually and functionally.

Project management

My experience in IT project management helps me plan work, meet deadlines, and maintain clear communication.

Content management

My background in linguistics and copywriting helps me spot errors and work carefully with content in different languages.

PORTFOLIO

From finished designs to Webflow websites that are easy to manage.

Kleos

Webflow

CSS

JavaScript

CMS

Analytics

Automation

Marketing website for a global payroll and contractor management platform.

The website grew to 32 pages, while Figma designs were provided for only 4 of them. I built the remaining pages using the existing design system and reusable components, keeping the structure and visual language consistent across the site.

I also set up the CMS-powered blog and analytics, added integrations with Cal.com and the backend, and connected a multi-step quiz form to n8n to automate data collection and processing.

Kleos website homepage — hero of a global payroll platform with a headline and a Book a demo button

Arden Law

Webflow

CSS

JavaScript

Animation

Multi-page website for a Boston personal injury law practice. The website presents its practice areas and client testimonials, with consultation booking available through a modal window.

I built the website from a finished design and adapted it across different screen sizes. The project includes a range of animations and interactive elements that make the pages feel more dynamic.

Animations were created using a mix of Webflow interactions and custom JavaScript.

Arden Law website homepage — dark hero with an attorney portrait and a Book a Free Consultation button

Apex Health

Webflow

CSS

JavaScript

CMS

Animation

Website for an Austin clinic offering a wide range of medical services.

The clinic’s services and specialties are managed through Webflow CMS and share the same page template. This makes it easy to add new specialties without building and setting up each page from scratch, while keeping the content easy to manage through the CMS.

I built the website from a finished design and adapted it across different screen sizes. The project also includes a range of animations and interactive elements, combining native Webflow interactions with custom JavaScript.

Apex Health website homepage — clinic hero with photos of a consultation and an appointment button

FAQ

The things clients usually ask before we start.

Does everything need to be ready before we start?

No — we can work iteratively. What I do need is a base: the style foundation and one or two designed pages, enough to understand the visual language. From there I build components and reuse them across the remaining pages. Creating the design from scratch isn’t part of my work — I start from what a designer hands over.

Will I be able to edit the site myself?

Yes. Anything that changes often — projects, services, blog posts — goes into CMS collections, so you add and edit content without a developer.

Can you work with a site that already exists?

Yes. Fixing layouts that fall apart on mobile, untangling class names, adding CMS to a site that was built page by page — that’s a normal request, not a problem.

What if Webflow can’t do something out of the box?

Then it’s usually a small piece of JavaScript — a modal, a filter, a custom interaction. I write it and keep it readable, so whoever comes after me can work with it.

How long does a build take?

It depends on the complexity of the design, the animations and the integrations. On average, from two weeks to a month. Once I’ve seen the design I can give you a firm estimate.

CONTACTS

Got a question, or a project you’d like to talk through? Just write to me — I’m always glad to hear from you.

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