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Varg

@vargdzn

I design
game server UI.

Sites
Stores
Dashboards
Systems

8+ Years
UI/UX Focus
EU Based

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Process

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Day 1

Brief Goals in. Quote out.
Day 2

Direction Join path locked.
Day 5

UI High-fidelity screens.
Ship

Handoff Specs your team ships.

FAQ

What kind of projects do you take on?

Game server websites and landings, VIP/donation stores, player dashboards, community hubs, and rules/docs UI. I focus on the join play purchase path, not full backend engineering or hosting setup.

How long does a server website usually take?

Focused landing / info sites usually land in about 1–2 weeks. Sites with a store or multiple flows are closer to 2–4 weeks. Dashboards or multi-surface builds often run 3–6 weeks. You’ll get a dated timeline once scope is locked.

Can you redesign an existing server site?

Yes. Redesigns include structure, first impression, and the visitor player path. Included: UX pass, new layouts, and handoff-ready UI. Not included by default: rewriting your stack, migrating databases, or third-party plugin setup, those stay with your developers unless we phase them in. For FiveM specifically, see the FiveM website structure guide.

Do you design stores and dashboards too?

Yes, server stores (VIP tiers, kits, cosmetics) and player dashboards (accounts, stats, inventory) are core. Store-only or dashboard-only jobs are fine; larger packages can be phased so the site ships first.

Do you work remotely with server teams?

Yes. I work remotely with owners and developers worldwide. Kickoff and feedback stay on Discord or email; typical reply window is within 24 hours during active phases.

How does pricing work?

Most work is a fixed project fee once scope is clear. Larger builds can be phased (site store dashboard) with a starting-from range on the first phase. Before anything starts you’ll get deliverables, timeline, and total, no surprise hourly drift.

Still have questions?

Message me directly. I usually reply within 24 hours.

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I usually reply within 24 hours.

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Guide

FiveM server website structure

How to shape a clear join path from first visit to Discord, connect, and store, without burying players in noise.

What the site is for

A FiveM website is not a brochure. It answers three questions fast: what kind of server this is, how to join, and why someone should stay. Everything else supports that path. If a block doesn’t help visit understand connect, cut it or move it deeper.

Core surfaces most servers need

Home / landing. One hero message, one primary join CTA, short proof (player count, unique features, screenshots), and a clean nav. Avoid stacking every promo at once.

Rules / how we play. Keep it scannable. Lead with the few rules that protect the vibe; put edge cases in expandable sections.

Store / VIP. Tiers should be comparable at a glance: name, price, what unlocks, and what doesn’t. Don’t hide refund or delivery notes.

Status / queue / connect. Players need connect steps, Discord, and current status without hunting. If your stack shows online count or queue, surface it near the join CTA.

The join path that converts

1. Land on a clear promise (RP city, economy, racing, etc.).

2. See how to join in one glance (Discord + connect steps or copy IP).

3. Feel safe enough to click (rules, screenshots, social proof).

4. Optionally buy VIP after they understand the server, not before.

Most weak FiveM sites fail step 2: the connect path is buried under carousels, popups, or five competing CTAs.

Store UX that doesn’t feel scammy

Put VIP after trust is built. Show what’s included per tier, what is cosmetic vs advantage, and how delivery works in-game. Keep payment and Discord links obvious. If you run packages (kits, vehicles, homes), group them so players aren’t scrolling a flat wall of cards.

Mobile and speed

Owners often browse on desktop; players often land on phones from Discord or TikTok. Make the join CTA sticky or immediately visible on small screens. Compress hero media, limit autoplay video, and keep fonts and effects light so the first paint stays fast.

What to bring before design starts

Server name and niche, tone (serious RP vs chaotic fun), must-have pages, current Discord and connect flow, store packages if any, brand assets, and 3–5 reference sites you like. That brief is enough to lock structure in a few days instead of redesigning mid-build.

Want this built for your server?

I design FiveM websites, VIP stores, and player hubs as fixed-scope freelance projects. Send a short brief and I’ll reply with next steps and a clear quote.

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Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 7, 2026

Who I am

I’m Varg, an independent freelance designer. This policy covers how I handle information when you visit my portfolio or send a project inquiry for game server websites, VIP/donation stores, player dashboards, or related UI/UX work.

What I collect from clients & visitors

If you use the Let’s Work contact form, I may receive your name, email, service type, budget range, Discord or server URL, project notes, and the filename of any attachment you select. File contents are not uploaded by the form today; only the name may be included with your message. My hosting provider may also log basic technical data (browser, device, approximate location) for security and performance.

How I use it as a freelancer

I use inquiry details to reply, scope the job, send a quote, and keep our conversation organized. I don’t sell your information, build marketing lists from it, or share it for advertising.

Tools I use to run the practice

Messages may pass through services that help me work solo, for example Discord webhook delivery, email, hosting (such as Vercel), and spam protection (including a honeypot field on the form). Those tools only see what’s needed to deliver or protect the message.

Files & briefs you send

If we later exchange files by Discord or email, those are part of the freelance brief. I keep them only while we’re talking or working together. Please don’t share anything you don’t have rights to use.

Cookies & local storage

This site may use essential cookies or local storage for basic functions on your device, for example saving a contact-form draft so you don’t lose progress, or signing into the private studio. I don’t run ad trackers. You can clear site data in your browser anytime.

How long I keep things

I keep inquiry and project notes as long as they’re useful for the job or follow-up, then remove or archive them when they’re no longer needed, unless the law requires a longer hold.

Your choices

You can ask what client or inquiry data I hold, request a correction, or ask me to delete messages that aren’t tied to an active project. Reach me through the contact form on this site.

Updates

If how I run the freelance practice changes, I’ll update this page and the date above.

Freelance practice

Terms & Conditions

Last updated: October 7, 2026

Working with me

These terms apply when you use my portfolio site or hire me as a freelance designer for game server websites, VIP/donation stores, player dashboards, or related UI/UX. If you don’t agree, please don’t send an inquiry or start a project.

Portfolio & my work

Case studies and visuals on this site are my freelance work unless noted otherwise. Some posts are labeled concept projects and are portfolio examples, not live client builds. Don’t copy, resell, or claim any of this work as your own without written permission. Client brands appear with permission or for portfolio context.

An inquiry isn’t a booking

Sending the Let’s Work form or messaging me on Discord doesn’t lock in a project. Freelance work starts only after we agree in writing on scope, timeline, deliverables, and fees, usually by email, Discord, or a simple proposal.

Quotes, revisions & scope

Quotes are based on the brief you share. If goals, assets, or revision rounds grow, the timeline and fee may change. Payment schedule, revision rounds, and file handoff are confirmed before I start.

What you provide

You’re responsible for materials you send (copy, logos, images, brand assets, access). You confirm you have the rights to use them in the project.

Deliverables & usage

Ownership and usage rights for final files are set in our project agreement. Until invoices are paid in full, use of drafts or finals may be limited as stated there. I may show completed work in my portfolio unless we agree otherwise in writing.

Independent contractor

I work as an independent freelancer, not your employee, partner, or joint venture. You’re hiring me for design services under the agreed brief.

This website

The portfolio is provided as-is. I try to keep it available and up to date, but I can’t guarantee every page will stay online forever or that access will never be interrupted.

Liability

To the fullest extent allowed by law, I’m not liable for indirect or consequential losses from using this site, or from chats that never became a written freelance agreement.

Where these terms apply

These terms follow the laws that apply to my freelance practice in Europe, unless a signed project agreement says otherwise.

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Create new post

Project information Required to publish

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Page content Optional

What the site is for

Core surfaces most servers need

The join path that converts

Store UX that doesn’t feel scammy

Mobile and speed

What to bring before design starts

Want this built for your server?

Who I am

What I collect from clients & visitors

How I use it as a freelancer

Tools I use to run the practice

Files & briefs you send

Cookies & local storage

How long I keep things

Your choices

Updates

Working with me

Portfolio & my work

An inquiry isn’t a booking

Quotes, revisions & scope

What you provide

Deliverables & usage

Independent contractor

This website

Liability

Where these terms apply

Project information

Server Websites

I design
game server UI.