For small brands and companies that need a website or a Shopify store and don't want to coordinate a designer, a developer and an integrator separately. I design, code and ship it myself.
COMPANIES I'VE WORKED WITH:
Work for companies and clients, plus personal projects nobody sends revisions on.
Four situations people usually come to me with. Find yours; the description says what exactly you get.
Website
I design and code a site or landing page that names your service in your client's language and leads them to one specific step. You get a finished, deployed site, not a mockup to hand off to somebody else.
Store
I build and run Shopify stores: product templates, order handling and integrations. I've done this from both the technical and the product side, so you don't explain the same thing twice to two different people.
Product
I design clothing and prepare production tech packs and product graphics. The factory gets a complete set of documentation, the store gets photos and copy you can publish straight away.
Fixes
I connect Google Analytics and find where people stall and leave. Instead of a rebuild from scratch you get a list of concrete changes, ordered by what moves the needle fastest.
The most common worry when commissioning a site is: I'll pay and then spend a month not knowing what's happening. So each of the four steps ends with something you can look at and judge.
Step 01
I ask who is meant to buy from you, what should happen on the site and how much time we have. If I decide I'm not the right person for the job, I say so straight away, not a month in.
You get the scope and the price in writing, before work starts
Step 02
I design 2–3 visual directions and show them before a single line of code exists. You pick one and we drop the rest, at the point where changing your mind still costs nothing.
You get designs to choose from, before anything is built
Step 03
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React or Angular, integrations (Shopify, PHP, forms) and testing across several browsers. You follow the progress on a link as it happens, no big reveal at the end.
You get a working site on your own server and domain
Step 04
I connect Google Analytics and after a few weeks we check where people drop off. At Moventa I stayed on after launch to run the site, so I know what that part looks like.
You get access to the analytics and a list of changes for the next round
The questions I get most often, so you don't have to ask them first.
It depends on the number of pages and how fast decisions come back from your side. For reference: the 5-page landing site for Moventa was designed and shipped in two weeks, including two visual directions to choose from.
I quote after a short call, because the price follows the scope: a one-page landing is a different job than a store with integrations. Before we start you get the scope and the number in writing; if something needs to be added along the way, I say so upfront, not on the invoice.
Usually not. The problem is more often the first screen, the way the offer is laid out or the form, not the technology. I start by checking in analytics where people drop off, and I tell you straight whether fixes are enough or a rebuild genuinely makes sense.
Both. I run a Shopify store day to day at REVE: from product templates and JavaScript features to order handling and sales analytics.
Yes. I'm based in Białystok, and the Moventa project ran entirely remotely with a client in Spain: from design, through launch, to ongoing site administration.
Tell me what you want to build: a site, a store or a collection. Within 24 hours I'll reply with what makes sense in your case, roughly what it takes and what the next step is. No obligation, no sales call.