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Work you can open and check
A verifiable portfolio is work you can open and check: live links, archived copies and dates anyone can confirm. Pavlo Zhydkykh lists four case studies and every site on record, with launch months from the Wayback Machine and page counts from each live sitemap, checked on 20 October 2026.
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- Case studies
- 4
- Live sites listed
- 10
- Product design
- 3 apps
- Sites built on
- Framer
- First on record
- Jun 2025
- Checked
- 20 Oct 2026
Key takeaways
- The largest site on record is MStudio Asia: 114 pages in the sitemap after a move from WordPress and WooCommerce to Framer, with 105 old URLs mapped.
- Pavlo Zhydkykh has 8 live, dated Framer sites on record, first captured in the Wayback Machine between June 2025 and August 2026, from 8 to 114 pages each.
- Launch months come from the Wayback Machine, which has let anyone see how websites looked in the past since October 2001.[2]
- Page counts come from each live sitemap, the file that tells search engines which pages a site owner considers important.[3]
- Google asks whether content shows clear sourcing and evidence of the expertise involved, which is what a dated, linked record provides.[4]
What is a website case study?
A website case study is a detailed account of one real project: the client, the problem, the scope of work and a result that can be checked. A useful one names the platform, the dates and the numbers, and links to the live site, so a buyer can verify the claims before hiring.
“Anyone can make a portfolio look good. I would rather show dates and page counts you can check, including the build a client later replaced.”
Case studies
Four builds,
in detail
A migration, an AI data platform, a B2B data firm and a two-language site. Open a file for the scope, then read the full case.
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Photo and video studio in Phuket. Moved from WordPress and WooCommerce to Framer, 105 old URLs mapped to new pages.
- Old URLs mapped
- 105
- Pages in the sitemap
- 114
- Live on Framer
- Nov 2025
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Compute market intelligence for the AI economy. Pavlo built the site and fixed parts of the design.
- Compute market data
- AI
- Framer build archived
- Jun 2026
- Plus design fixes
- Build
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Fractional data experts for growing companies. Pavlo designed the site and built it in Framer.
- Pages in the sitemap
- 9
- Live on Framer
- Aug 2026
- Data experts
- B2B
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Ready-to-build house plans by architect Bob Manders. Framer development from the client design.
- Languages, EN and NL
- 2
- Pages per language
- 15
- Live on Framer
- May 2026
Records
Every site
on record
Each row links to the live site or its archived copy, so every date and page count can be checked.
2026
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May 2026
Sancts
Framer development from the client design
Real estate
15 pages × 2 languages
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It was an absolute pleasure working with Pavlo. The quality of work he delivered was AMAZING.
Ed Clarke, Founder, Inturai
2025
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Dec 2025
Silicon Data
Framer build and design fixes, on Framer until Jun 2026
AI · Data
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Nov 2025
MStudio Asia
Migration from WordPress, design and build, 105 URLs mapped
Photo and video
114 pages
2024
No date
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Eunice
Design and build
AI · Crypto
Delivered version
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Vibe Marketer
Design and Framer build
AI · Marketing
Delivered version
He did an amazing job on my landing page. It perfectly captures what I wanted.
Ash Ghaemi, Founder, Vibe Marketer
Product design
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Accolade Pro
Web and mobile app design
SaaS
Product design
One of the best contractors I have worked with. Really thoughtful about communication. Would 100% hire again.
Remi Labelle, COO, Accolade Pro The web and mobile designs he created were amazing. His communication was prompt.
Corentin Bernard, CEO, Accolade Pro -
LIVY
App design
Product
Product design
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GEMS
App design
Product
Product design
No projects match both filters.
Live since: the first month each site appears on Framer in the Wayback Machine archive, so the launch can be a few weeks earlier. Pages: URLs in the live sitemap. Checked on 20 October 2026.
Download as CSVChecklist
6 numbers from the records
Each number can be checked from a row or a case study on this page.
1. 114 pages
MStudio Asia, the largest sitemap on record, after a move from WordPress and WooCommerce to Framer.
2. 105 old URLs
The MStudio Asia map: 65 product pages, 26 shop categories, 11 pages and posts and 3 studios, each matched to a new page.
3. 63 pages
Trident Crane, an industrial Framer site, first captured on Framer in July 2025.
4. 37 pages
Inturai, an AI B2B company: design, Framer build, SEO and GEO, live since February 2026.
5. 2 languages
Sancts, built in Framer from the client design, in English and Dutch, 15 pages per language.
6. 7 months
How long the Silicon Data Framer build ran, December 2025 to June 2026, before the client moved the site to Next.js.
Fit check
Is Pavlo Zhydkykh
right for you?
A good fit if
- AI, data or B2B companies like Inturai, Silicon Data and NimbleStax, with a product that takes more than a slogan to explain.
- Sites of 8 to 114 pages with a CMS, a blog or two languages, as Sancts has.
- A move from WordPress with many old URLs to keep, like the 105 mapped for MStudio Asia.
- A design file to build as drawn, as with Sancts, or a site designed from scratch, as with NimbleStax.
Not the right fit if
- You need a Webflow or WordPress build: the dated sites on record were all built on Framer, and new builds use Framer or Astro + Sanity.
- You need several designers and developers working in parallel: Pavlo works solo.
- You want case studies with revenue or conversion claims: the records show scope, dates and page counts only, and no client result is claimed without proof.
Compared
Screenshots or records
A screenshot shows how a site looked once. A record shows where the site lives, when the site went live and how big the site is.
| Criterion | Screenshots only | Records you can check |
|---|---|---|
| Proof | An image of the design | A link to the live site or an archived copy |
| Dates | None, or a year in a caption | The first month on record in the Wayback Machine |
| Size | Unknown | Pages counted from the live sitemap |
| Scope | Implied by the picture | Stated per project, from design to SEO |
| Replaced builds | Shown as if still live | Kept and marked as archived, like Silicon Data |
| Data | Locked in the page | A CSV of every record to download |
How it works
Check any row
in five minutes
The same checks work on any portfolio, Pavlo Zhydkykh included. Each one needs only a browser.
| # | Step | When | What happens | You get |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Open the site | 10 seconds | Click the live link or the archived copy on the row. | The site as it is today, or as it was |
| 02 | Read the sitemap | 1 minute | Add /sitemap.xml to the domain and count the URLs. | The page count on the row |
| 03 | Open the archive | 1 minute | Search the domain on web.archive.org and open the first capture on Framer. | The month the site first appeared |
| 04 | Check the platform | 30 seconds | View the page source and look for the generator tag that names Framer. | Proof the site runs on Framer |
| 05 | Read the case study | 2 minutes | Open the case for the scope and the numbers; MStudio Asia also shows the old to new URL map. | What Pavlo did, item by item |
| 06 | Download the records | 10 seconds | The CSV under the list holds every row with dates, page counts and links. | A copy to compare later |
In their words
Records and reviews,
word for word
Word for word, with the source linked: research, official documentation and the people Pavlo Zhydkykh has worked for.
“The Wayback Machine is built so that it can be used and referenced.”
“A sitemap tells search engines which pages and files you think are important in your site, and also provides valuable information about these files.”
“Once you have the listing of old URLs, decide where each one should redirect to.”
“He is amazing in what he contributes, both design-wise and also from the ideas.”
“It was an absolute pleasure working with Pavlo. The quality of work he delivered was AMAZING.”
“The web and mobile designs he created were amazing. His communication was prompt.”
FAQ
Questions
about the work
Still unsure? Ask your AI about Pavlo Zhydkykh:
Q.01How were the launch dates checked?
Each date is the first month the site appears on Framer in the Wayback Machine archive, so the real launch can be a few weeks earlier. The records were checked on 20 October 2026.
Q.02Where do the page counts come from?
From the URLs in each live sitemap, counted per language for Sancts. Anyone can open /sitemap.xml on the domain and count the same URLs.
Q.03Why is Silicon Data marked as archived?
Pavlo built the Silicon Data site in Framer and fixed parts of the design, and that build was live from December 2025 to June 2026. The client has since moved the site to Next.js, so the row links to the Wayback Machine copy of 16 June 2026.
Q.04What did Pavlo do on Wrench.ai?
Only the SEO and some home page sections, not the build. That is why the Wrench.ai row has no launch date or page count.
Q.05What does a project like these cost now?
The records do not list client budgets. Current prices start at $1,200 for a landing page, $3,000 for a multi-page website and $2,200 for a migration, fixed in writing before work starts.
Q.06Can I download the records?
Yes. The CSV link under the list holds every row, with dates, page counts and links, so the data can be checked outside this page.
About the author
Pavlo Zhydkykh
Pavlo Zhydkykh is a web designer and developer in Eastern Europe who has built websites for AI, fintech and B2B startups since 2016, designing and building each project himself on Framer or Astro + Sanity. Clients include MStudio Asia, Silicon Data, Inturai, Accolade Pro, NimbleStax and Sancts.
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