Work you can click and check

Fewer projects, more detail. Every site below runs at its own address, so you can check it yourself.

Live projects: 4. In progress: 1.

Business management system, in progress

Arkonex

The brief: The architecture office behind projekty-arkon.pl ran its projects on scattered files, notes and messages. There was no single place to see where each project stood.
What I am building: A custom web app shaped around how the office actually works: a client intake questionnaire, project statuses, automatic reminders for subcontractors, billing and an owner dashboard.
Status: In development now. The link and screenshots will appear here after launch.

Website with online booking and payments, 2025

The brief: A premium car detailing studio needed a site that sells its service packages and lets customers book a visit without picking up the phone.
What I built: A lightweight React app with five service packages and clear prices, a project gallery and online booking with payment and SMS reminders. Click-to-call on mobile for customers who still prefer to talk.
The result: Customers choose a package, see the price, book and pay for a slot themselves, at any hour, and get an SMS reminder before the visit. The site loads instantly on a phone.

Online store, 2024

The brief: A Cummins engine parts business needed to sell a catalogue of more than a thousand parts, in two languages, to buyers who search by part number.
What I built: A bilingual WooCommerce store with a deep category tree, search by part number, cart and customer accounts, plus a blog that supports SEO.
The result: Over 1000 products are live in Polish and English. A buyer who knows the part number finds it in a single search.

Every project comes with a detail you can measure: a product count, a number of categories or a feature you can click and try yourself.

Company website, 2025

The brief: An architecture office needed one clear place to present nine service categories and its past projects, and to collect meeting requests.
What I built: A fast static site with a project gallery, blog, FAQ, Google reviews and a meeting request form. Images in WebP with preload, analytics in GA4.
The result: The office has a site that shows its work and brings in first meetings. The same client then asked me to build Arkonex, its management system.

Company website, 2024

The brief: A maker of aluminium structures needed a bilingual catalogue of its product range for clients and trade partners.
What I built: A WordPress site with nine product categories, from pergolas and windows to garage doors, a project gallery and a section for over 20 partner brands.
The result: The full range, nine categories and more than 20 brands, is presented in Polish and English.

Tell me what your business needs. You get a quote with the scope and a deadline within 48 hours. Free and non-binding.