Dmitrij Czebykin
From: Kazakhstan
Location: Astana, KZ
On Useme since 3 November 2026
About me
I build websites and landing pages that load fast on a phone, 3D product configurators in the browser (Three.js), product photos and listings for Allegro, Amazon and Etsy, short captioned videos (Reels, Shorts), and I clean up data: scraping, spreadsheet cleanup, reports. Before I send an offer, I make a short preview on your own material, such as your site, photos or file, so you see the result before you pay. I work remotely and in writing only, with no phone calls, and I give deadlines I will actually meet. On Freelancehunt I have two completed orders with positive reviews: main product photos for Allegro, and listings plus ads for an Etsy shop. I write in Polish, English, Ukrainian and Russian.
Categories
Portfolio
Etsy listings and ads plan for a bridal shop
Real order for an Etsy shop selling bridal jewelry. I went through the shop's stats and the top search results in its niche, then rewrote five listings: title, 13 tags and description for each. Prices were checked against the niche, and the Etsy Ads
Podcast interview cut into 3 vertical Shorts
Portfolio demo. One 10-minute interview became three Shorts, 28 to 47 seconds long. Each clip starts on a complete thought and ends on the answer. The 9:16 frame follows whoever is speaking, captions appear word by word, pauses are trimmed and loudne
Demo on a public practice site. 1,000 products from 50 categories collected in 98 seconds with no errors, with a polite delay between requests. The output is an Excel file with a sheet per category, average prices and a chart.
Concept demo built with Three.js. The buyer picks the size, one of three woods and two leg types, and sees the 3D table, the price with VAT and the delivery time update at once. It works on a phone and has a light mode for weak devices.
Demo on a generated test file. 1,093 company records became 815: 278 duplicates merged, phones and emails normalized, and 559 rows flagged for a human check with the reason next to each. The result is an XLSX file plus a short report of what changed.