We offer both options. Olga is the studio's videography partner — more on that on the Partners page. Need something fast and budget-friendly? We'll put it together in a day. Want it done thoroughly, with no rush? We'll take it through the full studio process. Both times, as it happens, the site ended up being a gift — that's how it went for Olga on both occasions. Below is a side-by-side comparison: open each version in full and see what each approach produces.
Olga's first site was built in a single day, no team involved: a ready-made template, her photos, links to her videos — exactly what you need when speed matters most. The second site was different: unhurried and full-cycle, because this time depth mattered more — a real portfolio instead of a template, with a clear focus on what Olga herself asked us to highlight — wedding videography.
This time it was the studio's full cycle: a copywriter built the copy around Olga's own words, a designer presented three directions to choose from — from cinematic and dark to light and airy — and "Morning in the Garden" won out: a white background, plenty of breathing room, delicate floral linework. Next came the build: all seven Vimeo videos are properly embedded, opening in a lightbox right on the page instead of sending visitors to an outside site. Weddings lead, as Olga asked, with a section alongside for her broader range — christenings, graduations, clips for social media and business. From there, the usual studio process: copy editing, a bug pass, search tuning. Along the way, the footer picked up the legally required details — full name and tax ID — missing from the old site on Tilda.
The site now lives at olgavideo.netlify.app and has replaced the fast first version. Seven real videos, not screenshots; a trust block with real numbers (59 reviews on Profi.ru, a 5.0 rating, verified ID); responsive layout, a mobile menu, clean scroll animations. Olga looked the site over and sent feedback — we adjusted the wording to match how she actually talks and clarified exactly what counts as a clip versus a full film. Ordinary work on a living project, not a showcase built once and forgotten.
Before — the one-day site
After — the full-cycle studio site
