It takes too long to load
Visitors on a phone leave before they see anything.
Websites
Fast, readable on a phone, visible in Google — with one clear next step.
Get a quoteRemote — across Poland and Europe.
The problem
Visitors on a phone leave before they see anything.
Someone searches for what you do and finds a competitor.
The visitor is interested but has no quick way to ask for a price.
What you get
Lean code with no plugin clutter. Loads fast even on a weak signal.
Titles, descriptions, structured data and a sitemap — Google knows what you offer.
I start by researching your industry and competitors. A ready-made template — if you prefer.
Custom-built solutions in Django, CMS websites on WordPress as well.
Every section leads to a message, a call or a quote request.
Domain, hosting and code on your accounts. No agency lock-in.
Proof
Stores, company sites and platforms in production.

Study platform for four PJATK subjects: operating systems, Java programming, relational databases and management. Scheduling and page-replacement simulators, timed tests, flashcard sets with a gamified XP mode, Bash exercises and a predict-the-output Java game. Runs entirely in the browser, no login, nothing sent to a server.

Shopify rental store for a baby equipment hire service in Edinburgh — cots, strollers, car seats and high chairs for visiting families. Date-based booking with delivery zones and minimum-hire rules built on IzyRent over a customised free Dawn theme, with browsing by category and by child's age.

Company site for a Polish sovereign-cloud provider positioned against big tech. Five services — Nextcloud, Immich, Jellyfin, local AI and n8n — plus refurbished NAS hardware. Pricing, comparison and a demo portal. Bilingual PL/EN.

Production website for a real estate investment firm specializing in premium properties on the Miami market. Headless WordPress + PHP frontend, SEO-first, Schema.org for listings.

One-page website for a music band. Bio, music, gallery, and booking form.

Custom basketball e-commerce. Headless Shopify + Next.js.
Off the shelf
Demos I can adapt and launch for your business.

Premium B2B concept for a commercial fit-out and visual communication studio. Dark editorial aesthetic, animated counters, filterable portfolio grid, six-page structure. Targeting developers, architects and retail chains.

Minimalist concept for a B2B fresh produce wholesaler serving HoReCa. Trust-first design without marketing fluff, clear cooperation model, four-step process and a B2B login zone for verified clients.

One legal brand built twice. B2B speaks to company boards — dark editorial, practice areas, tax and restructuring. B2C speaks to individuals — warm palette, plain language, divorce and compensation. Variant: demos.deos.work/legaris-b2c/

Product showcase for an electric dirt bike brand built around an interactive 3D garage. Model picker, 360° viewer, component breakdown, full spec sheet, reviews, and online checkout with cart — an eight-section scroll narrative that walks the user from entry to purchase.

Premium site for an artistic blacksmithing and steel fabrication workshop. Editorial serif typography over forge photography, project gallery split by category (gates, railings, fences, furniture), workshop timeline, and a quote request flow. Three language versions: PL, EN, DE.

Motion-heavy site for a cosmetology and trichology clinic. Editorial hero with a treatment video, specialisation breakdown, before/after results, staff profiles, full price list, and booking-platform integration. Roughly 4.5 MB of custom imagery.
FAQ
A one-pager without a CMS starts at 1,200 PLN, with a CMS at 2,500 PLN, a company website at 4,500 PLN. Small jobs are hourly, at 100 PLN/h.
SEO basics are included: speed, titles, descriptions, structured data and a sitemap. Rankings also depend on content and competition — I say so up front.
Yes — on Shopify or as a custom-built store, depending on scale and budget.
Custom projects in Django, CMS websites on WordPress as well. I usually design from scratch after researching the industry, or on a ready-made template if the client prefers.
I check whether fixing it is cheaper than rebuilding. If it is, I say so.
No. Hosting, accounts and code are yours from day one. You can hand it to anyone.