Taking on new projects
I design and build websites for small businesses and people growing their own venture. Plainly, with no technical jargon — so customers can find you easily and actually reach out.
Not sure what you need? Describe your goal — I'll suggest the simplest solution.
Ballpark ranges — the exact quote depends on project scope. Get in touch and we'll talk details.
Your company's calling card online. Customers learn what you do, what it costs and how to reach you within seconds.
Product catalogue, online payments and order management. Customers browse and buy without leaving the site.
React + database (Supabase) — booking systems, admin panels, authentication. For businesses that need more than a static site.
01 / Business site · WordPress
02 / Example · React / Supabase
03 / Landing page · Sales
I work as a service advisor at an authorized car dealership and I'm studying cybersecurity.
I deal with customers directly every day, so I know what they need and expect. After hours I build websites — I'll help you build one that meets your customers' needs.
A free 30-minute call. I get to know your business, customers and the site's goal. You get a quote and a timeline.
I put together the layout and look. You review it, leave comments, and I refine it until it's right.
I build the site, taking care of speed, mobile and Google. You get a test link to check everything.
I publish the site on your domain, show you how to edit content, and stay available afterward.
Don't see your question here? Write to me — I'll reply, no strings attached.
I quote every site individually after a short call — it mostly depends on the number of pages and features. Ballpark: a business-card site from 1,200 PLN, a WooCommerce store from 2,500 PLN, a web application — custom quote. You know the price upfront and it doesn't change along the way.
Usually 2 to 4 weeks once I have all the materials. We agree on the exact schedule at the start, and I keep you posted on progress.
To start, a description of your business and services, a logo (if you have one) and photos are enough. No copy or photos yet? I can help write them or source good photos from licensed stock libraries.
Yes. The site comes with a simple editing panel, and at launch I show you step by step how to change text, images or pricing.
For 30 days I fix minor things for free. After that you can opt into ongoing care (updates, backups, content changes) or reach out on an as-needed basis.
A few sentences are enough — even if it's just a rough outline. I'll reply within 24h on business days with first thoughts and a ballpark quote.
A family-run carpentry workshop operated purely on word of mouth — with no website, there was no way to showcase past work or take a quote request without a phone call.
A full WordPress deployment: a WooCommerce product catalogue, a quote request form, a responsive UI matching the brand's craftsmanship feel, plus domain/hosting setup and basic SEO.
The business is now discoverable on Google, and customers can browse the offering and send a request online. I still maintain the site — moderation and ongoing changes on the client's request.
Hot tub bookings handled over the phone — a risk of double-booking the same dates, and pricing (delivery, weekends, holidays, New Year's Eve) had to be calculated by hand and sent back to the customer every time.
An availability calendar powered by Supabase (PostgreSQL). On every booking attempt the app checks for overlapping date ranges against existing reservations and blocks the conflict before the record reaches the database. The price calculator automatically applies weekend and holiday rates, and the admin panel — protected by Supabase auth — manages bookings, dates and pricing.
Customers book and see the price instantly, no phone call needed. Zero double bookings since launch, and managing the calendar takes minutes instead of hours.
The client needed a place to showcase a modular workshop organiser system and take inquiries from interested customers — without it, contact happened entirely offline.
A sales landing page presenting the product with a clear call to contact. Planned next: an interactive configurator letting visitors pick organiser modules and see an instant price estimate.
The team now has a place to direct interested customers and collect inquiries online. The pricing configurator remains on the roadmap.