Problems turned
into working software.

Store operations included inventory, supplies, sales, write-offs, customer management, cash shifts and other workflows that needed to be controlled inside one system.

The system needed to support everyday store operations, preserve history, reduce repetitive calculations and remain understandable for employees without technical knowledge.

A modular CRM / ERP application was developed with separate workflows for inventory, sales, customers, cash operations, tasks, analytics, write-offs and administrative functions.

The application includes structured business logic, logging, backup and recovery workflows, production configuration and tools for exporting operational data.

Customer communication, catalogue browsing and order processing required too much repetitive manual interaction inside messenger chats.

Customers needed a simple interface for registration, browsing products, creating pre-orders, selecting additional services and communicating with a florist.

A Telegram bot was developed with customer profiles, catalogue navigation, product cards, pre-orders, delivery, reviews, broadcasts, reminders and administrative tools.

The bot uses an asynchronous architecture with separated handlers, services, database logic, validation and tests. Product reservation is handled atomically to prevent the same item from being sold to multiple customers.

The studio needed a clear online presence that explains its work, supports both English and Russian visitors and turns interest into project enquiries.

The website needed a strong visual system, responsive layouts, bilingual content, reusable components and a practical contact flow.

A Next.js website was created with localized routes, product and portfolio pages, contact forms and a structured visual hierarchy.

The frontend uses reusable React components, TypeScript, responsive CSS and Next.js image optimisation for reliable performance across devices.