Website design and development: Business websites with a point of view.

For a company launching its first professional website, replacing an outdated site or creating a stronger structure for a growing offer and content library.

• New business and service websites
• Redesigns of existing websites
• Landing pages and content-rich sites

We begin with audience, goal and content. Structure, technology and editing experience follow those decisions.

• Information architecture and wireframes
• Visual direction and responsive interface
• Implementation, forms, analytics and technical SEO foundations
• Performance, accessibility and device testing

• A complete, deployed website
• An editing guide and organised source materials
• Backups and a maintenance plan
• A clear path for future development

• A focused call to understand goals, constraints and available materials.
• A proposed scope, sequence, timeline and acceptance rules.
• Delivery in clear, reviewable stages with regular visibility.
• Testing, launch, handover and an agreed maintenance path.

Business websites I have built include the law firm BEM & Wspólnicy (practice areas and a short path to contact), the architecture studio APA Wojciechowski (work presented through photography and a project catalogue) and Ewa Ryfa’s physiotherapy practice, which I designed and built from wireframe to launch.

I write every site as a custom theme, without Elementor or similar page builders, and set up content editing so changing a sentence does not need a developer. Each of these projects is described in the work section, with my scope and screenshots.

I set up content editing in the CMS so that changing a sentence, a photo or a service price does not need a developer. You receive a short guide covering the tasks you will do most often.

Wireframes and visual direction are agreed before development, so feedback concerns decisions rather than a finished, already coded screen. I write each theme from scratch, without page builders, so the site stays in code I can maintain and extend after launch.

A small service company usually needs a handful of pages: offer, work, about and contact. A company with a broader offer or a blog needs a structure that lets it add content without chaos. We settle that difference at the start, because it determines the number of templates, content types and testing scope.

The main factors are number and variety of pages, content readiness, custom design, integrations, data migration and editorial requirements. The estimate follows a short discovery step so important work is not hidden in later extras.