Website design and development
Company websites, including multilingual ones, built with WordPress or as static sites. Design, development, go-live and transfer of the content from the old website. Quote after a short brief.
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Website and web application development
Code starts where a template ends: with a process your company runs its own way, a shop that needs a module no plugin offers, a website that has to be fast and secure against break-ins, not just good-looking. I choose the solution to fit the task: WordPress when editing the content yourself matters, a static website when speed and minimal upkeep after launch matter. I work remotely with companies in the UK and the EU, among them a chain of tattoo and piercing studios in the UK and education organisations in Belgium. I quote each project individually after a conversation about its scope.
- WordPress, WooCommerce and static websites
- Plugins and API integrations
- A 12-month guarantee on websites and shops
- You talk to the person who writes the code
Services
Four areas of work
Websites, shops and custom code, and alongside them ongoing maintenance of websites without an admin panel. Each of these areas has its own page with the process, the conditions for starting and examples from real projects. I describe migrations from WordPress to a static website on the website design page.
E-commerce website development
Online shops built with WooCommerce, with payment methods, shipping and integration with your inventory system. Sales modules coded for your industry. Quote after a short brief.
WordPress plugins and API integrations
Custom plugins and connections between WordPress and other systems such as CRM, stock management or applicant tracking, with data import and synchronisation. Quote after a short brief.
Maintenance for websites without a CMS
Maintenance for static and custom-coded websites: hours of work for changes, monitoring, security updates and backups. From €100 net per month.
Where to start
One question to find the right service
Pick what should be built, and you will see the matching service. From there you can ask me for a free quote.
- Project
- Service
What should be built?
Tools
The technologies I work with
The list is short, and in practice it is enough. I do not switch tools every six months, so a website I built three years ago can still be developed further today.
- WordPress when you edit the content yourself
- WooCommerce sales and payments
- Static websites speed, with no admin panel or database
- PHP custom plugins and integrations
- JavaScript / TypeScript interfaces and calculators
- REST API data exchange with other systems
- MySQL shop databases and reports
On the website design and development page I explain when to choose WordPress and when a static website fits better. If you already have a WordPress website and are looking for someone to maintain it, you will find the plans under WordPress maintenance.
Who it is for
Three kinds of project
Which one fits depends on how often you change the content and whether the website has to support a process specific to your company. The quote and the schedule depend on the same two things.
Static websites
A website made of ready-built files, with no admin panel or database. Pages load in a fraction of a second, there is nothing to attack, and upkeep costs the least. It suits companies that change their content a few times a year and want the fastest website in their industry, for example manufacturers, service businesses and brands entering foreign markets.
WordPress websites
An admin panel where you add a project, a post or a new service yourself, and ready-made blocks for building new pages without a developer. It suits companies with a website that has not been updated for years or with only a social media page, as well as businesses that publish regularly and want to do it themselves.
Custom solutions built around your requirements
Some companies receive job applications through an external system, keep stock in a spreadsheet, work out prices by hand in Excel or need shop rules that no plugin covers. For processes like these I write custom code. I start by mapping where the data comes from and what should happen after a click.
Projects
Four development projects
Below you will find a shop with custom-coded modules, a plugin that connects a website to an external system, a static website built from scratch and a website with dynamic content.
- Perfect Blue
A gaming shop on WooCommerce with a release calendar, a list of the latest price reductions, back-in-stock notifications and bestsellers calculated from actual sales over the last 30 days. The work also included a performance audit and database optimisation.
- Orford
A recruitment plugin that pulls job vacancies from an external API and shows them on the website. It replaced the provider’s widget, an embedded script whose content Google could hardly see because it was only generated in the browser.
- KIER Zäune
A fast static website built from scratch for the German market, with automatic deployment from the repository to the client’s server.
- Logopsycom
A website built on JetEngine, where custom content types, reusable layouts and filters replace building each page by hand.
Clients
Companies that work with me
Clients I have built websites, shops and custom solutions for, and the rating from my Google Business Profile.
4.7 out of 5
Reviews
4.7 out of 5 stars from 10 Google reviews
★★★★★
Source: my Google Business Profile. I do not run my own checks on whether the reviews are genuine.
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How a remote project works
I carry out projects remotely for companies from Poland and abroad.
You first see the design as a draft, with two rounds of corrections. Once you approve it, I build the website in a staging environment and send you its address, and two more rounds of corrections follow there. I collect your feedback in one place so that it does not get lost in email threads. All contact is in English, by email, WhatsApp, phone or video call. For companies that sell abroad, I build websites in several languages, together with SEO for those markets if you want it.
FAQ
Questions about website projects
What clients ask before they send a brief, most often about the timeline, the price, taking over someone else’s project and what happens after launch.
How long does it take to build a website?
A company website usually takes 3 to 4 weeks once you have approved the design, and a larger multilingual website or an online shop 6 to 10 weeks. A plugin or an API integration can be ready within a week if the documentation is complete. Most delays come from waiting for texts and photos, so the quote lists what has to be ready and by when.
How much does it cost to have a website developed?
I quote websites and online shops individually. The price depends on the number of pages, the features, the languages and whether content has to be moved from your old website. A price given without knowing the scope would only be a guess that grows during the work, so I do not give one. After a conversation and a short brief, you get a quote with every stage listed and a price for each item, so nothing is left to be agreed later. The price includes two rounds of corrections to the design and two to the finished website. I quote plugins and integrations the same way, and a redesign after reviewing your current website. Maintenance and SEO have fixed monthly plans. All prices are net, excluding VAT. The offer is for businesses only.
Can you take over a project someone else started?
Yes, that happens often. First I review the code, the plugins and the way changes are deployed. Then I tell you whether the project can be developed further or whether starting again would cost less. Sometimes I advise against a rewrite: if the theme is well built and the problem comes down to three plugins and missing updates, there is no reason to discard all the work.
What happens after launch?
Every website and shop comes with two rounds of corrections and a 12-month guarantee on my work. At the same time, you can move to ongoing maintenance: updates, backups, monitoring and free hours of my work for ongoing changes. If you prefer to look after the website yourself, you get the access details and documentation of the deployment, including a description of the admin panel.
Do you only work with local clients?
No. I run projects remotely for companies from Poland and abroad: meetings take place online, you follow the progress in a staging environment once the design is approved, and the contract and the invoice are sent electronically. You can reach me by email, WhatsApp, phone or video call in English, Monday to Friday, 9:00–17:00 Central European Time (8:00–16:00 UK time).
Can I add new features later?
Yes. You describe what should happen, and I quote it as a separate task, with a deadline and a price before I start. I build websites and shops so that a new feature does not mean rebuilding everything: a new page, module or integration fits into the existing structure. With ongoing maintenance, some of these changes fit into the hours included in your plan, with no separate invoice.