Website Design
The look, feel, and flow of your site — drawn from a blank canvas, never a template. Shaped around how your visitors actually move, so every page has somewhere to send them.
We build brands and the websites that carry them — strategy, identity, and interface, end to end. From Novi Sad, for founders across Europe.
Every project is coded and designed from zero — no templates, no page builders, no shortcuts.
Custom web design and brand identity for small businesses with something real to say.
The look, feel, and flow of your site — drawn from a blank canvas, never a template. Shaped around how your visitors actually move, so every page has somewhere to send them.
A logo and type system that survive outside the Figma file — in print, on a phone, at sixteen pixels. You leave owning every file and the rules for using it.
Printed pieces designed like editorial work, not corporate filler. Real typography and considered layouts that hold up in the hand as well as on screen.
Hand-coded line by line — no page builders, no plugin stack to babysit. The engineering that keeps a site fast and easy to update as it grows.
Dedicated pages with packages, pricing and examples for the industries we work with most.
Every project follows the same four-step brand identity process — built over six years and thirty projects — so you know exactly what to expect and when.
Kickoff call, a questionnaire, and a look at where you sit in the market. You get positioning and tone before any design happens.
and we still haven't opened Figma.
A couple of directions for logo, type, and color. We pick one and refine it — no design-by-committee, no endless rounds.
'can you make it pop?'
The full system gets built: brand assets, web layouts, real pages. You review, we tighten.
And we won't ghost you.
Files packaged, site live, fonts outlined. You walk away owning everything.
Yes, that happens.
Real answers about brand identity, custom web design, pricing, and how we actually work together — no vague timelines or mystery pricing.
The honest part of the job — what clients said once the work was done. Straight from Google, unedited.
Collaborating with Angela's Studio means working with someone who truly understands design beyond visuals — strategy, structure, and execution all come together effortlessly.
She is really professional and results were better than I could ever imagine. I highly recommend angelas studio!
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I had the pleasure of working with Andjela and I can only wholeheartedly recommend her to anyone who wants to work with a person who is very competent and professional, but above all dedicated and open to any suggestion.
Highly recommend. Besides her talent in design, she's very kind and easy to work with. All my recommendations once again.
A physiotherapist paid me to redesign her logo. The first line on her website still said 'Welcome to our website.' We fixed the wrong thing first, and most small businesses do too.
A bakery owner handed me a flyer with forty products, three fonts, two phone numbers, and a QR code on it. She wanted me to make it look professional. The professional version had less on it, and that was the whole fight.
The single most expensive sentence a client can say arrives in round two, and it's almost always three words long. What good feedback actually sounds like, from the other side of the file.
A soap maker's green looked different on the box, the card, and the feed. The printer got blamed. What actually went wrong is the same thing that makes famous brand colors famous.

Marty Neumeier wrote The Brand Gap for companies with brand departments. I read it with a florist on the phone who is fairly sure a logo is a picture of a flower — and the bones still hold at the scale of a one-room studio.

An honest case for working alone, written by someone who isn't entirely sure she'll always work alone — but who knows what would be lost if she didn't.

Most working designers are competent. Skill isn't the question. Whether they're the right designer for your project — and whether they think before they decorate — is.

A boutique owner came to me last year with a sentence I've now heard from four other clients. This is what was actually wrong, and what aesthetic alone can't fix.

Most brand identity processes are five steps in different colors. The labels are interchangeable. What changes is how much actually happens inside each.
Tell us what you're working on and where it's stuck. We'll come back with a clear, honest way forward.