A new website
A modern site built from your own photos, services and reviews, with a panel where you change it yourself. You see it finished before you pay anything.
I'm Lazar Kocic. For more than a decade I built software for large companies and public institutions. Now I build the same quality of thing for businesses that have nobody to call: new websites, fixes for the ones losing customers, and booking systems that run on their own.
A modern site built from your own photos, services and reviews, with a panel where you change it yourself. You see it finished before you pay anything.
I open your site the way a customer does — on a phone, on a slow connection — and show you exactly where they give up, with a screenshot for each problem.
Five ready systems for trades that take bookings online, each on your own domain with payments going straight to you — or one built around how you sell.
Most owners look at their own site on a computer, on fast office Wi-Fi. Most customers don't. The check shows you the site they actually get.
On a computer and on a phone, over a normal mobile connection. One page load each, and the only thing touched is the phone menu button — never your cart, forms or checkout.
A tool measures speed, layout, broken links and buttons that don't respond. Nothing goes in the report until it's visible on a screenshot, because a number on its own can be wrong.
No forty-page SEO score. If a customer would never notice it, it's measured and left out — so the three things that matter aren't buried under thirty that don't.
Each problem with its screenshot and what fixing it takes. Fix it yourself, hand it to your developer, or have me do it.
On a phone, a customer can see the first page — and nothing after it.

If your business is one of these, the system already exists. It gets your name, photos and prices and goes live in days. Each runs on your own domain, and payments go straight into your own account.
Guests pick the menu, set the headcount and see the price before they send anything. The order reaches you itemised, not as a phone call.
cateringdeck.com ↗Guests book and pay on your own site instead of a portal that keeps 15–20% of every stay. Calendars stay in sync with the portals you still use.
ownyourguests.com ↗Departures with seats instead of nights. Prices follow the guest type — adult, child, group — and a full boat stops selling itself.
ownyourtours.com ↗A lesson holds an instructor and a car at the same time, so nothing double-books. Packages are counted in minutes, so a short lesson isn't a lost one.
secondbrake.com ↗Trial classes, enrolment and monthly tuition in one place. A family is one payer with one card, however many children are in class.
steadyclass.com ↗If your business doesn't look like any of the five, tell me how orders and bookings reach you today.
Email me ↗I've spent my career on software that couldn't afford to break: platforms for public institutions, streaming for live broadcasts, systems for national markets, apps for smart TVs. The habit that comes with it is checking what actually happens, not what should happen.
That's what I bring to a small business website. You deal with me from the first message to the day it's live, and after.
What you do, and what you wish your website did. You'll know what it takes and what it costs before anything starts.
lazar.kocic1990@gmail.com