Igor Zagorodnyi: front-end portfolio
The portfolio of a Bishkek front-end developer: a 49-project archive you can filter by stack, services with starting prices and a five-question brief.
What it is
izagorodnyi.dev is the portfolio of Igor Zagorodnyi, a Bishkek-based front-end developer who builds websites end to end: promo landing pages, company sites on WordPress and Laravel, online stores on Shopify, CS-Cart and WooCommerce, and Vue integrations. It has a project archive, a row of featured cases, services with timelines and "from" prices, a résumé and a brief form. It's available in English and Russian. This is one of our own projects.
Why we picked it
The site doubles as a demo of the work: a preloader, a custom cursor, a horizontal case scroller, page transitions, a marquee of the stack. The heavy motion still respects your system's "reduce motion" setting.
The archive is where it gets genuinely useful. 49 projects sit in a table you can filter by stack — Vue and API, WordPress, Laravel, Shopify, CS-Cart, MODX, Bitrix, plain front-end — with a screenshot preview on hover. Sites that have since closed are marked as closed and shown from archived screenshots, with no outbound link. The 18 projects under NDA aren't hidden or exposed: you see the type, stack and country, and one button asks for the link on Telegram. The Running Heroes Russia case even says up front that the redesign never went live and is shown from a staging build.
Where to start
- Open the work archive and filter by the CMS you use.
- Read the Running Heroes Russia case: task, solution and a scroll recording.
- Skim the services list — timelines and starting prices are right there.
- Try the brief: five questions, about two minutes.
Who it's for
Companies and agencies looking for a front-end developer for a landing page, a company site or a store. Recruiters hiring for a team — the résumé downloads in English or Russian. And developers putting together their own portfolio who want to see one way of presenting NDA work.
Quick answers
Are the prices fixed? No, they're starting points; an exact quote comes after the brief.
Is every case written up in detail? Not yet. Running Heroes Russia has a full write-up; the other case pages are mostly screenshots for now.
How do I get in touch? Through the brief or directly on Telegram — the link is on every page.
