Over the past few months, I've been building websites and AI-powered automations for small busine...

Over the past few months, I've been building websites and AI-powered automations for small busine...Over the past few months, I've been building websites and AI-powered automations for small busine...

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Marija Peršić

• Aug 12

Over the past few months, I've been building websites and AI-powered automations for small businesses across different industries — helping them save time, capture more leads, and run smoother operations.

What I work with:

Website & Landing Page Design

AI Business Automation & Workflows

Booking & Lead Management Systems

Process Automation for Small Businesses

My approach: find the manual, repetitive part of the business → design a smarter system for it → connect the tools → build something that just works.

From salon booking systems to automating outreach and lead management — everyday business processes can be transformed with the right setup.

More projects coming soon.

If you're looking to grow your online presence or automate parts of your business, let's connect.

Business Workflow Automation Web Design automationspecialist

Alex K

pro

• Oct 26

I migrated Pi-lit's site from WordPress to a custom-coded, AI-native website with its own hosting. The result:

-A scalable design system that also supports their ecommerce -30+ pages with consistent branding throughout -Animated illustrations of their scenes and products that bring the roadway safety story to life See Full Case Study

Web Design Web Development Lottielab

Nagz Studio

pro

• Oct 26

Lovely work

Adrian Kuleszo

pro

• Oct 26

Dashboard for QuotientAI, an AI-native marketing platform.

Product Design UI Design

Nagz Studio

pro

• Oct 26

Awesome dude

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• Oct 26

We’re testing two filtering layouts for a template library.

Top Filters

The filters are placed above the content. This option feels lighter, leaves more space for the cards, and works well when there are only a few main categories.

Sidebar Filters

The categories remain visible in the sidebar. This makes the available options easier to scan and works better for more complex filtering, but takes up some of the content space.

Which layout would help you find the right template faster?