How much does a website or online store cost?
I quote every project individually — scope, technology, number of pages, and integrations all matter. A simple business website is a different budget than a WooCommerce store or a web application. After a short call or brief, I provide a transparent quote with no hidden fees.
How long does a project take?
Simple website: usually 2–4 weeks. Online store: 4–8 weeks. Web or mobile app: from several weeks to several months depending on complexity. We agree on a timeline upfront and I stick to it.
Do you work remotely?
Yes. I work with clients across Poland and abroad — online meetings, email, phone. Years of experience with companies from PL, DE, SE, ES, and the UK show that remote collaboration works well when the process is structured properly.
What technologies do you use?
Websites and stores: WordPress, WooCommerce, Joomla, PrestaShop, Magento, Shopware, plus custom solutions (Laravel, PHP). Web apps: React, Vue, Laravel, among others. I always match technology to business goals, not the other way around.
Do you offer support after launch?
Yes. I offer technical maintenance: updates, backups, monitoring, small changes, and ongoing development. Many clients stay with me for years — because a good IT system needs continuous care, not just a one-off launch.
What does the first contact look like?
Send an email, call, or describe your project in a message. We discuss goals, scope, and budget. If we are a good fit — we move to a quote and agreement. No pressure — an initial consultation does not commit you to anything.
Will my site be visible on Google?
Every project is built with technical SEO in mind: proper structure, speed, responsiveness, meta tags, schema markup. That is the foundation. Content SEO is a separate long-term effort — I am happy to advise on next steps after launch.
Can I edit content myself?
Yes — with WordPress, Joomla, or CMS-based stores you get an admin panel to edit content, products, and images. After launch I can walk you through how to use the system.
WordPress, online store, or application — what should I choose?
It depends on your goal. A business website or blog — often WordPress or Joomla. An online store — WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Magento, or Shopware. A business process, dashboard, or SaaS — a web application (e.g. Laravel, React). In the first call I help you pick the right fit for your budget and growth plans, instead of forcing one technology.
Which industries have you worked with?
Over 10+ years I have worked with nearly 42 companies in Poland and abroad (DE, SE, ES, UK). Projects include industries such as e-Commerce, finance, legal, construction, real estate, medical, pharmacy, e-learning, marketing, and telemetry. See the Experience section for portfolio and case studies.
Will the website work well on mobile?
Yes — every project is built responsively (mobile-first) so content, forms, and stores work comfortably on phones and tablets. I also focus on loading speed, which matters for both users and Google.
Do you set up payments, shipping, and integrations for stores?
Yes. For WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Magento, and Shopware stores I configure payment gateways (e.g. Stripe, local providers), courier systems, invoicing, and integrations with external tools (CRM, ERP, APIs). Scope is agreed during the quote stage.
Do you handle GDPR, cookies, and website security?
Yes. I implement HTTPS, system updates, backups, and essential security measures. For analytics I help configure Google Consent Mode and a GDPR-aligned cookie banner. Security is ongoing — especially for stores and apps that collect customer data.