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Bykreator Studio is an integrated digital agency based in Novi Sad, Serbia, specializing in Webflow web design, branding, SEO, and digital marketing. We operate as an internal creative team for businesses in Serbia, the EU, and the US—eliminating the coordination chaos of managing multiple vendors. One conversation, full production, high-end execution across branding, web development, content strategy, and marketing. We don't just deliver projects; we become part of what our clients are building.

Serbia Serbia
Rumenacki put 57u, Novi Sad, Vojvodina 21000
063 8903241
$50 - $99/hr
2 - 9
2024

Why Bykreator Studio?

  • One team for everything, no vendor chaos
  • No coordination headaches, just results
  • Integrated team that owns the outcome

Service Focus

Focus of Web Development
  • Wordpress - 20%
  • CSS - 20%
  • PyCharm - 20%
  • Sass - 20%
  • Adobe Experience Manager - 20%
Focus of Digital Marketing
  • SEO Services - 10%
  • Content Marketing - 10%
  • Social Media Marketing - 1%
  • PPC - 8%
  • Email Marketing - 8%
  • Analytics Consulting - 8%
  • Local Marketing - 8%
  • Branding - 10%
  • Video Production - 5%
  • Market Research - 5%
  • Inbound Marketing - 5%
  • Media Planning & Buying - 2%
  • Public Relations - 1%
  • Audio production - 1%
  • Search Engine Marketing - 2%
  • Affiliate marketing - 2%
  • Online Reputation Management - 2%
  • Experiential Marketing - 2%
  • Event Marketing - 2%
  • Voice Search Optimization - 2%
  • Conversion Rate Optimization - 2%
  • Influencer Marketing - 2%
  • Generative Engine Optimization - 2%

Industry Focus

  • Hospitality - 18%
  • Business Services - 17%
  • Advertising & Marketing - 13%
  • Consumer Products - 13%
  • Information Technology - 13%
  • Designing - 13%
  • Real Estate - 13%

Client Focus

75% Small Business
5% Large Business
20% Medium Business

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Client Portfolio of Bykreator Studio

Project Industry

  • Manufacturing - 25.0%
  • E-commerce - 25.0%
  • Agriculture - 25.0%
  • Business Services - 25.0%

Major Industry Focus

Manufacturing

Project Cost

  • $0 to $10000 - 75.0%
  • $10001 to $50000 - 25.0%

Common Project Cost

$0 to $10000

Project Timeline

  • Not Disclosed - 25.0%
  • 1 to 25 Weeks - 75.0%

Project Timeline

1 to 25 Weeks

Clients: 4

  • Triad Vacation Rentals
  • Heroic Rankings
  • Nandra
  • Renie

Portfolios: 4

Renie: Website Redesign for Door Manufacturer

Renie: Website Redesign for Door Manufacturer

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$0 to $10000
5 weeks
Manufacturing
  • We redesigned and rebuilt the complete website for Renie, a door manufacturer with nearly four decades of work across 20 countries. Renie manufactures premium doors for hotels, hospitals, luxury residences, and commercial spaces including Swarovski stores, OTP Bank branches, Gazprom executive offices, and Novak Djokovic residences. What they didn't have was a website that reflected any of it. Their clients were bringing it up in meetings.

     
  • The old site was a WordPress template they'd bought at some point and never really dealt with. When we dug into it, we found fake team members indexed under their domain, dummy testimonials, portfolio categories for flooring and interior design, none of it Renie. It was the template's placeholder content, sitting there untouched for years while their actual clients were asking them to fix it.

     
  • The old site scored 3 out of 10 on PageSpeed Insights. The product categories that existed were pulled from the template, not from how Renie actually sells. Most keywords were sitting between position 23 and 102. "Staklena vrata" had slipped from 7th to 13th while the old site sat unchanged. No meta descriptions on any page. Images named things like "sgv.png" with no alt tags anywhere. The mobile version loaded slowly enough to hurt rankings on its own.

     
  • We rebuilt the catalog around 15 real product types, gave each one its own page and copy, and structured it around how people actually search. An architect specifying fire-rated doors lands on a page built for that, not a generic list. A hotel developer looking for acoustic doors gets a different page than a hospital specifying X-ray room doors. Getting that structure right is usually where the most important work happens.

     
  • We went through the whole thing. Every ghost page, the fake team members, the dummy testimonials, the flooring and interior design categories that had nothing to do with Renie, all removed. Meta titles and descriptions written for every page. Images properly named and tagged with descriptive alt text. The new build on Webflow came without the weight of an unmaintained WordPress theme carrying years of unused template code, so the performance problems that existed before had nothing left to live in.

     
  • Renie's client list includes major commercial and luxury residential projects across Europe. The website before this one didn't reflect any of that. We built something that does. Clean, fast, and structured around the way their clients actually come looking for them, whether that's by product type, by project, or by industry.

     
  • Renie now has a website that reflects nearly four decades of work. The fake pages are gone. The catalog makes sense. The pages that need to rank have the technical foundation to do it. Any partner who looks them up finds a product catalog built around how they actually sell, and a project list that shows where they've actually worked.

     
  • Full case study: https://bykreator.com/case-studies/renie-website-redesign-door-manufacturer
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AliPal: Chrome Extension UI/UX & Brand Design

AliPal: Chrome Extension UI/UX & Brand Design

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$0 to $10000
5 weeks
E-commerce

  • We designed the complete brand identity, website, and Chrome extension UI/UX for AliPal, a tool built for dropshippers and e-commerce resellers who need product media from AliExpress and Alibaba fast. One click, all images and videos, original quality, packed in a ZIP. The brief was simple: here is what it needs to do. Brand, website design, and extension UI were all ours to figure out from scratch.
     

  • Most Chrome extensions look like an afterthought. Generic icons, cluttered interfaces, inconsistent branding across the Chrome Web Store listing, the popup UI, and any promotional materials. They work, but they don't feel intentional. AliPal needed to stand out in a crowded space where trust is earned through design as much as functionality. The product had to feel professional from the first impression in the Chrome Web Store through to the moment someone clicks the icon in their browser toolbar.
     

  • Designing a Chrome extension UI is a different problem from designing a website or a brand. The interface lives inside someone else's platform, layered on top of AliExpress and Alibaba product pages, so the usual rules don't apply. It has to feel like it belongs there, not like something dropped on top. That thinking shaped everything we did, from the brand to the landing page to the extension itself.
     

  • AliPal operates in a space full of tools that look unfinished. The identity needed to communicate instantly, because in a browser toolbar you have maybe a square centimeter to make an impression. Everything was designed around that constraint. A mark that reads clearly at any size. A palette that cuts through without noise. Typography that stays consistent whether you're looking at the Chrome Web Store listing, the website, or the popup UI inside your browser. We built the identity around AliPal Red as the primary color, supported by Off White, Grey, and Dark. Clean, minimal, functional. The logo works as a full wordmark and as a standalone icon for the browser toolbar.
     

  • The website needed to cover everything a potential user looks for before committing to a Chrome extension: what it does, how it works, what it costs, and whether it's worth trusting. We designed the full experience, from the homepage and feature pages through to pricing, sign up, and login. Every page moves toward the same goal: install and subscribe. The site uses the same visual system as the extension, so the experience feels cohesive from first impression to active use. We designed a popup interface with clearly separated download options for free and pro users, so people immediately understand what they get without digging through settings. Main images, variant images, product videos, description images, review images, each accessible separately or all at once. The built-in image editor means users can crop and resize without leaving the browser. Everything sits in a compact interface that opens in one click and gets out of the way when closed. The design shipped exactly as we made it.
     

  • The website is live, the extension is on the Chrome Web Store with 600+ users and a 5.0 rating, and the UI inside the browser matches what we handed off.

  • Full case study: https://bykreator.com/case-studies/alipal-google-chrome-extension-and-website-design

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Nandra: Brand Identity & Website for B2B Agriculture

Nandra: Brand Identity & Website for B2B Agriculture

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$0 to $10000
4 weeks
Agriculture
  • We designed a complete brand identity system and website for Nandra, a family agricultural company with two decades of experience covering vegetable production, full field services, and civil earthworks with their own machinery. Their existing clients knew them well, but anyone outside that network had nothing to find. For a company that relies on building trust with other businesses in B2B agriculture, that kind of first impression was working against them before any conversation even started.  
     
  • Nandra had credibility and a proven track record but no way for potential partners to verify it before picking up the phone. No website. No cohesive brand identity. No materials that reflected the scale and professionalism of their operation. In B2B agriculture, if you can't be found or don't look credible when someone searches for you, the deal is already lost.
  • We weren't building a brand for a corporate agricultural supplier. Nandra is a family business, two generations deep, and that's the foundation. Instead of pushing them toward something modern for the sake of it, we focused on building something honest and durable that could hold up across every touchpoint they operate on.
     
  • The logo brings agriculture and mechanization into a single mark, which is exactly how Nandra operates. A gear with a wheat stalk at its center. The deep green feels like the land they work without trying too hard to say it. Everything was chosen to look as credible on a partner's desk as it does on the side of a machine in the field. We developed a complete color palette with deep green, light green, and off-white tones that feel grounded, natural, and functional. Satoshi typography carries the brand across all applications, keeping everything clean, legible, and professional.
     
  • We designed and developed a full website covering everything a potential partner needs before they make contact: what Nandra produces, what services they offer, how the process works, and who they already work with, including partnerships with Syngenta, Delta Agrar, and Corteva. Clean structure, plain language, built for people who come in knowing what they want. The email signature followed the same system, so every message they send out carries the same identity.
     
  • The print work covered every surface Nandra shows up on outside of a screen. Business cards and letterheads for partner meetings. A comprehensive brochure covering both their agricultural and civil works services. Construction site boards and flags for on-site visibility. Branding applied directly to their machinery fleet. The same identity that lives on their website now travels with their equipment into every field they work on.
     
  • We documented their operation across multiple shoots: field work, machinery in action, the family behind the business, and the crops they produce. These images now appear throughout their website, brochure, and trade show materials. Real work, not stock photography.
     
  • Nandra went from having no presence to having a brand that works across every surface they operate on. Any potential partner who looks them up now finds a website, a clear picture of what they do, and an identity that reflects the scale of their operation. The work they were already doing finally looks the way it should.
     
  • Full case study: https://bykreator.com/case-studies/nandra-agriculture-branding-and-web-development
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October Care: From Invisible to Premium Brand Transformation

October Care: From Invisible to Premium Brand Transformation

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$10001 to $50000
Ongoing
Business Services
  1. We designed a complete brand identity system for October Care, a nail salon and education business with a decade of expertise but no cohesive brand presence. Operating in an oversaturated market where every competitor used identical visual language (pink tones, script fonts, generic templates), the client needed differentiation that would reflect their premium service quality and justify higher pricing.

     
  2. Instead of following beauty industry trends, we positioned October Care as a premium brand using earthy, grounded tones typically associated with high-end skincare: deep matte black, hunter green, olive, vanilla, and almond. The brand name and logo star symbol were built around an authentic personal story, the October birth month shared between mother and daughter, making the identity genuine rather than manufactured.

     
  3. We delivered brand strategy and market positioning, logo design with three variations, complete visual identity system, custom icon library with 20+ icons for education curriculum, typography system using Ethereal and Clash Grotesk. ducation script design with two comprehensive illustrated manuals, branded gift box with botanical interior patterns, business collateral including business cards and loyalty cards, and product packaging for cuticle oils and hand creams.

     
  4. The rebrand delivered measurable results across both revenue streams. Student enrollment increased 6x, scaling from 3-4 trainings per year to 2 per month, driving 7x education business revenue growth. Daily salon revenue increased 2.5x as bookings grew from 2 to 5+ appointments per day. Premium positioning justified higher pricing without client pushback, and branded gift boxes became organic marketing through student social sharing.

     
  5. We continue to work with October Care, expanding the brand system and supporting their business growth through regular check-ins and design support.
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