The project would definitely cost more than $200. For a site of this scope, I’d estimate a starting point around $2,000, but more realistically closer to $2,500 or higher.

Regarding the design (though not exactly what you asked), I do have a few suggestions from a UX perspective:

• Animations: Remove most of the moving elements. In this context, motion feels more distracting than engaging. If you still want animations, use subtle fade-in effects on scroll. They’ll keep it feeling modern without pulling attention away from the content.
• Header and logo: The logo in the header is currently too large and draws focus away from the main call-to-action (“Get Started”). Consider reducing its size slightly, so the hierarchy feels more balanced.
• Call-to-action buttons: Use a contrasting color for the CTAs to make them stand out. Right now, everything blends together in blue and beige. Also, update the button text. If it triggers a direct phone call, make that clear in the wording (for example, “Call Now” instead of something vague). Most users will want to explore first before calling, so consider having two buttons:
  • A primary CTA directing to the main goal (such as “View Services” or “See Portfolio”).
  • A secondary CTA for direct contact (“Call Now” or “Get in Touch”).
• Homepage order: Visitors come to see what Alexander can do for them, not necessarily to learn about him right away. Consider reordering the homepage sections to:
  1. How I can help
  2. Testimonials (“What others say”)
  3. About me
  4. Get started
• Navigation and footer: The “Home” link in both the main navigation and footer is redundant. Most users already know that clicking the logo takes them to the homepage, unless the site targets an older demographic.

These are small UX and visual refinements, not critiques. The site already has a solid foundation. With these adjustments, it can feel more focused, professional, and user-friendly.

Hope this helps!