Websites for Lviv

Website Development in Lviv

Website development in Lviv for hotels, venues, event organisers and schools that want direct bookings and enquiries, not just an “about us” page. SAVA Digital plans, designs and builds sites on the same team as the marketers who will drive traffic to them.

Price: from $200

Below is an example of the dashboard we run this work in. Click the tabs and numbers or run the snake over them.Below is an example of the dashboard we run this work in. Tap the tabs and numbers.

PageSpeed Insights report

PageSpeed Insightsreport for your new website

98Performance

100Accessibility

100Best Practices

100SEO

Core Web Vitals Assessment: Passed

Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)1,2 s

Interaction to Next Paint (INP)64 ms

Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)0,01

First Contentful Paint (FCP)0,8 s

Time to First Byte (TTFB)0,3 s

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How much does website development cost in Lviv?

It depends on the format — a one-page site, a hotel site with bookings or an online shop — plus the number of languages and integrations. After the brief we send an estimate broken down by stage.

What is the website development process?

Brief, structure and wireframe, design, build, content, testing and launch. You approve each stage online, so there are no surprises at the end.

Can you build a bilingual site in English and Ukrainian?

Yes. Each language gets its own pages and URLs, and you edit both in a single admin panel.

Do I need a landing page or a full website for an event?

For a single festival a landing page is usually enough. If you run events regularly, an archive where each event has its own page makes you easier to find next year.

How do I choose a web design company for a hotel or venue?

Ask how they handle mobile booking, languages and loading speed, and who will maintain the site after launch. It also helps when the same team can run ads and SEO afterwards.

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Metrics glossary

Performance speed score

An overall speed score from 0 to 100. 90+ is the green zone: the site opens fast even on a phone.

Lighthouse score

What we do: We optimise images, fonts and code to keep the site in the green zone.

Accessibility for every user

How easy the site is for everyone to use: contrast, button size, labels for screen readers.

Lighthouse score

What we do: We check contrast, focus and labels as early as the design stage.

Best Practices security and standards

Security and modern standards: HTTPS, no console errors, up-to-date libraries.

Lighthouse score

What we do: We work on a modern stack and leave no errors behind.

SEO technical basics

Whether the site is ready for search: titles, descriptions, mobile version, structured data.

Lighthouse score

What we do: We lay the SEO groundwork from day one: meta tags, sitemap, markup.

LCP main content

How many seconds it takes for the largest block of the first screen to appear. Good is under 2.5 s.

Time to main content

What we do: We compress the first-screen image and load it first.

INP responsiveness

How fast the site responds to taps and typing. Good is under 200 ms.

Response delay

What we do: We minimise heavy scripts so that buttons respond instantly.

CLS visual stability

Whether the page “jumps” while loading. Good is under 0.1.

Layout shift

What we do: We set image and block sizes so that nothing shifts.

FCP first content

When the first text or image appears on the screen.

Time to first content

What we do: We serve critical styles right away and the rest later.

TTFB server response

How long you wait for the server’s first response.

Response time

What we do: We use static generation and a CDN.

Price

Pricing for Website Development

Landing page

from $200

Discuss

Website

from $300

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Online store

from $600

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Exact price — after the brief

Worked with

All clients

What you get

A site that takes bookings

Visitors usually open your site on a phone, often on a patchy connection in an unfamiliar street. So when we build a site for a hotel, hostel or café, we start with what that person needs: photos of the rooms or the dining room, prices, directions and a booking or call button above the fold.

Hospitality businesses here often need an English version. We build it as proper pages with their own URLs, not a translation widget, so Google shows international visitors the right language.

Festivals need a landing page that is easy to update: programme, tickets, a map of venues. Schools and course providers need a programme catalogue and a registration form. For shops selling coffee, souvenirs or craft goods we build an ecommerce website with delivery across Ukraine.

We use WordPress when you want to edit copy and prices yourself, and custom code when the logic is unusual. Analytics, structured data and fast loading are set up before launch; approvals happen online.

Mobile-first pages for guests on the move
An English version with its own URLs
Event pages with programme and tickets
Programme catalogues and registration for schools
An admin panel where you update prices yourself

Questions