FAQ - Websites for companies

No. Sometimes all you need is an idea and a few sentences about what you do.
Many clients come without text, photos or even logos. We help sort it out - together we determine what is really worth showing and what can be added later.
We usually start with a short workshop to catch the gist of your offer. This saves a lot of time later.

We usually start with a short workshop (about 60 minutes online) to understand your company, customers and goals. Then we create a mini-strategy and a list of requirements from that. Nothing complicated, but specific enough to avoid the "how about we add this" halfway through the project.

On the contrary. Many clients come in with a vague idea, and after the conversation they leave with a clear plan. Sometimes it turns out that instead of an elaborate website, a solid landing page that simply works is enough.

Depends on the scale, but realistically - from 3 to 8 weeks.
A simple landing is created in a month, an elaborate site with a blog or integrations - in two, sometimes three. Much depends on how quickly you accept stages and deliver materials.

Yes, of course. It's a 20-minute online conversation - you can talk about the company, your plans and your doubts. After it, you know what you really need, and whether it's a good time for the project.

We don't start with a template, we start with a conversation. We prefer to match the technology to you, not the other way around. Not everyone needs WordPress, sometimes Next.js will be better - the technology is there to support the business not the other way around.
We care that you understand what you are getting and why. We're not selling code, we're selling a business development tool.

Yes, this is a very reasonable way. It is better to launch with a small, polished site than to wait six months for the "perfect version".
You can always do the expansion later when traffic and data come in.

Yes. We conduct a short workshop (60-90 min), during which we determine together,who is to use the site,what convinces him iwhen he makes a decision. The result is a simple document with a value message and content prioritization - no slides for 50 pages.

You get 1-2 pages of summary: customer profile(s), problems/benefits, user path sketch and headline/CTA suggestions. This later "carries" the project: it's easier to justify the layout of sections and decide what to cut so the page doesn't swell.

We can. We start withmoodboard and proposalspalettes + typography, and if necessary - we designlogo and we write downmini sign book (rules of use, grid, variants). This is enough to make the website and sales materials speak with one voice.

Not always. With a simple one-pager, we doabridged version (approx. 30-45 min): campaign objective, hero promise, 3 proof points, CTA. A full workshop makes sense when there are more offers or you are planning a series of landings.

A short workshop rarely exceeds a week including a summary. Basic branding (palette, typography, mini-book, optional logo) is usually1-2 weeks In parallel with mock-ups. If deadlines are tight - we cut the scope to "must have".

It happens. We assume one round of fine-tuning - as long as we don't go into production of items, the cost is nominal or zero. When the change is bigger (e.g., new positioning and name), we propose a small, closedmicro-stage Instead of "translating" everything.

Most often in four steps: getting to know and plan, UX/UI design, technical implementation and launch. Each step ends with a concrete result - such as a prototype or test version of the site.
We don't like "black boxes," so at every turn you know what's going on and why.

Of course. Actually - we prefer it to long silence and "wow, but that's not it" at the end. We usually use simple tools (e.g. comments in Figma or Trello) to make things clear and quick to implement.

In most cases, we show the first versions after just 2-3 weeks. The final publication depends mainly on the scope and availability of materials. A simple one-pager will be created in a month, and a larger site - in two or three.

We use modern frameworks and CMS, which do not require technical skills. You edit everything like blocks - section by section.
You don't have to be afraid that you will "spoil" the system. The system simply won't let you make a mess.

Yes, and it's stress-free. You can add a new listing, change a headline or add a photo without waiting for a programmer. If necessary, we will show you how to do it step by step.

Yes, although you can also use your own provider. Sometimes we recommend moving to our server - mainly when the project requires it.

Regular backups, SSL certificate, system updates - all included. If something unusual comes up (such as a new browser requirement), you get a notification and our support.

Yes, but visibility is not magic. Right away, we'll take care of the correct structure, titles, descriptions and technical data that Google likes. If you want to go a step further - we can develop an SEO strategy and content tailored to your industry.

Everything from server quality to image weight. We optimize the code and graphics so that the site loads instantly - even on a phone.
Speed affects not only SEO, but also whether a user stays on the site at all.

Of course. You can add posts, new pages and update content. We give you a system that makes it easy to do this without the risk of breaking anything.

Yes, each of our sites is modular. You can add new sections, galleries, a blog, calendar integration or a booking system - without having to rebuild everything from scratch.

Great. That means the site has served its purpose. Often after a year or two, clients come back to expand the content, add language or change the offerings. For us, this is a natural stage of development.

Yes, we do not block customers. You get full access and a copy of the project. Though frankly - most stay because it's more convenient to develop what already works.

It depends on the scope. A simple landing starts from a few thousand zlotys, a larger website with a blog and CMS - from a dozen, projects with custom design, integrations or languages from twenty. We do not work "by the hour", but in a model for the effect - always with a clear scope and price before the start.

Usually 40% at launch, the rest after acceptance of the test version. For longer projects, we break payment into phases so you can control progress and budget with confidence.

Yes, simply, without jargon. For you, it's reassurance that the project will be delivered, and for us, it's reassurance that we can operate without misunderstandings.