Museum website
Events, tours, online tickets and a low-vision version. Built on the Bulgakov Museum experience.
A museum site carries more requirements than an ordinary one, and some of them come from law: a low-vision version, keyboard operation, a structure any visitor can follow. Add several venues with their own hours, a calendar of the coming days, tours with group registration and ticket sales, and the job turns out to be about order above all.
A fit for a museum, gallery or cultural centre where a visitor needs to work out where to go, what is on and how to buy a ticket. We walked that path on the Mikhail Bulgakov Museum site with its three venues.
- Working hours
- 60–120 hours
- Duration
- 21–42 days
- Hourly rate
- $480
- Price
- $29,000 – $58,000
Special offer
Half price for museums
For museums, galleries and cultural centres we build the site for $9,600 including the technical specification. We write it ourselves and charge nothing extra for it.
- Regular price
- $29,000
- Discount
- $14,00050% off the lower bound
- Turnkey
- $14,000
The technical specification is part of this price
Public and private museums, galleries, cultural centres
Scope within the service: events, tours, tickets, accessibility
Hosting with a Russian provider or on your own server
The discount does not stack with other offers
Stages of work
Drag the edge of any stage. It changes width, the neighbours shift, and the deadline and price recalculate.
- Working hours
- Duration
- Price
- 01Review of venues and programme
- 02Structure and visitor journeys
- 03Design, markup, accessibility
- 04Ticketing, indexing, handover of rights
A calendar of the coming days; Visiting, exhibitions and tours sections; Several venues with their own hours; Ticket sales and group registration; A low-vision version and keyboard operation; Russian and English versions; Hosting on Yandex Cloud, VK Cloud or Cloud.ru; A serverless build or an ordinary server, your call; Installation on your own server if the infrastructure is yours; Sources, documentation and rights transfer to the museum.