Web Design

In 2005–2009, I was interested in web design and created several websites for acquaintances. Later, I returned to this hobby a few times, but only for my own purposes. For example, in 2026 I developed the website you are currently viewing.

Tim Skorenko’s Website

The website you are currently browsing. The first version was hand-coded in HTML in 2004, then updated in 2011. The current version was built with Python/Django in 2026; it includes more than 40 databases, a custom admin interface, and is fully automated. The website is trilingual (Russian, English, and French).

Tim Skorenko’s Website

Tim Skorenko’s Website (Cybersecurity)

The website was built on WordPress in 2021 and rewritten in Python/Django in 2026 without changing the design. It features my professional projects related to cybersecurity. The website is available in three languages: English, French, and Russian.

Tim Skorenko’s Website (Cybersecurity)

Yury Skorenko’s Architecture Website

The website of my father, architect Yury Skorenko. Built on WordPress in 2019 and rewritten in Python/Django in 2026 without changing the design.

Yury Skorenko’s Architecture Website

Minsk House Concerts Website

This website existed in 2008–2009 and served as a consolidated listing of all house concerts held in Minsk.

Minsk House Concerts Website

Eric Delahaye’s Website

A French-language website of my alter ego, a fictional French writer under whose name I published the novel "The Bookbinder". The site was launched in 2013 as part of the book’s promotional campaign and was taken down after sales ended.

Eric Delahaye’s Website

Aleksei Nezhevets’ Website

The website of Minsk-based bard Aleksei Nezhevets was launched in 2008 and ceased to exist in the mid-2010s.

Aleksei Nezhevets’ Website

Alexander Mazanik’s Website

The website of Minsk-based bard Alexander Mazanik was launched in 2008 and ceased to exist in the mid-2010s.

Alexander Mazanik’s Website

BSU Songwriters’ Club Website

The website of the Belarusian State University Songwriters’ Club was launched in 2005 and existed until the early 2010s, when the club itself ceased to operate.

BSU Songwriters’ Club Website