How the CEO of digital agency bijobs.ru built a personal speaker site over a weekend with Claude Code

The CEO of the digital agency bijobs.ru ran an experiment: instead of hiring a designer and a front-end developer, he built a complete personal speaker site in two weekend days using Claude Code.

The problem: no personal page

Bogdan Nepryakhin of bijobs.ru regularly speaks at conferences on Yandex Direct, VK Ads and working with data. Organizers routinely ask: "Send us your speaker page." And then came an awkward pause, because he had no page.

This is not unusual. Many experts and speakers are in the same position: they are active in their professional community, but their digital portfolio is either missing or hopelessly out of date.

The market's standard solution is expensive: a designer costs 15–40 thousand rubles and 1–2 weeks of work, a front-end developer another 15–30 thousand and a week of lead time. Total: up to 100 thousand rubles and a month of waiting for a one-page site that ten organizers will see.

Claude Code as a replacement for the front-end developer

Claude Code is an AI assistant from Anthropic built into the developer's terminal. It writes code, runs it, fixes errors and iterates on instructions given in natural language. No technical background is needed to use it; you just have to be able to put tasks into words.

The work followed the principle of a live dialogue. Nepryakhin explained what he wanted to see, Claude Code proposed code, and he could immediately open the file in a browser and judge the result. The "write, check, fix" cycle takes minutes, not days of approvals.

The key difference from a freelancer is feedback speed. A freelancer replies after several hours, requires a brief and may ask clarifying questions ten times. Claude Code replies instantly, doesn't get tired and doesn't go on vacation in the middle of a project.

A typical page-building workflow:

• You describe the structure: "a block with a photo, name, job title, three talk topics", and you get an HTML skeleton
• You set the style: "minimalist design, dark background, blue accent", and the AI writes the CSS
• You upload photos and explain how to place them in the layout
• You iterate on edits: "larger font", "remove the top margin", "add a video section"
• You check responsiveness on mobile and fix the last bugs

What came out in two days

The result is a working personal site in plain HTML/CSS. No WordPress, no site builders, no unnecessary dependencies. The page includes a biography, a list of talk topics, a photo gallery from conferences, embedded video recordings and a contact form.

"So: a month and 30–100 thousand rubles for a one-page site.

For a page that ten organizers will see," Nepryakhin says, explaining the logic that made him look for an alternative.

Development time was two days. The budget was the cost of a Claude Code subscription plus a domain. Compare that with a month of waiting and a five-figure sum at market rates.

An important nuance: Nepryakhin is not a developer. This is not a case of "a programmer saved money on a freelancer"; it is a case of a person without layout skills getting a finished product by directing an AI as a task-setter.

What this means

AI assistants already work as a practical substitute for contractors where the task is small and can be described clearly. In effect, Claude Code in this case is a junior developer on a permanent retainer: endlessly patient, always available, and never billing for revisions.

For complex branding, a corporate site with dozens of pages or unique animations, the tool does not yet replace a designer. But for speakers, consultants and small businesses, the barrier to entry into web development has dropped sharply. This is not talk about the future; it is a case that already works.