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Finalist · WWW RokuKURSORY ROKU 2026

A turnkey website that people find in Google and ChatGPT

Custom design on my own code, not a template. Preparation for AI search is already included in the price.

From 2 800 zł net

No subscription. Analytics, cookie banner and basic SEO are already included.

Landing page in 7 days

The delivery date and the price are written in the agreement and don't change along the way.

Free prototype

A black-and-white sketch of the home page — before the agreement and any payment.

30 days of support after launch

For the first month I check that everything works and help with changes for free.

My cases
Your website
GRADU8 · LANDING PAGE · CLIENT PROJECT
LORIS · PERFUME LANDING PAGE · CONCEPT
PAWZO · ONLINE STORE · CONCEPT
VIVARA · CLINIC WEBSITE · CONCEPT
Gradu8
Loris
Before payment

Free prototype — before the agreement and payment

After a short conversation you get a black-and-white sketch of the home page. It's built not on taste but on UX research: who your customer is and why they need the website (using the Jobs to be Done method), what your competitors do and how you differ from them. You see how the website will work, and only then decide whether we go further.

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Work

The task, the solutionand why exactly this way

Landing page Finalist of Kursory Roku 2026

Gradu8 — landing page for an app for eighth-graders and their parents

Task

A person comes with a specific question: what are their child's chances of getting into the chosen school and how to improve them. The app had to be explained in a few seconds, and to two people at once — the eighth-grader and the parent, who look at admission from different sides.

Solution

Instead of a list of features, the first screen has an animation: the app is shown in action on its real screens, and within a few seconds it's clear what it does. Then the page leads through a familiar situation — the child wants to get into a specific school — and shows with examples how the chances are calculated and how to improve them. For the eighth-grader it's a clear calculation, for the parent — the answer to whether the child will get in. Points and thresholds are presented so that someone seeing the product for the first time understands them.

Why this way?

Showing a product in action is easier than describing it: the person doesn't read about the app, they feel as if they're already using it. The animation is written in code, not inserted as a video, so it weighs nothing and looks sharp on any screen. The first user reviews are precisely about the clarity and the way the product is shown.

Also included: Basic SEO · Content editing panel · Request form via Klaviyo · Google Analytics · Meta Pixel · TikTok Pixel · Responsive layout

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Landing page

Loris — landing page for a perfume brand

Task

Let a person feel a scent through a screen, where it can't be smelled. The brand has a line of four perfumes built around the elements, and each needed its own visualisation so that a person could choose "their own" through the screen.

Solution

For each scent an image was created and animated, with the bottle standing surrounded by its element: this immerses you in the scent. On the first screen there is a living tree: under the cursor, moss and flowers grow on it, and this way the website lets you feel the freshness and nature the brand lives by. The cart was designed minimalist and convenient: you can not only place an order in it but also check whether the product is available in shops.

Why this way?

A scent can't be shown, but what it evokes can. Emotion comes first: the movement of the animation lets a person feel the scent before they read the notes in the description.

Also included: Multilingual · Interactive first screen · Cart with in-shop availability check · Contact form · Responsive layout

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Online store

Pawzo — online pet store

Task

A pet store has thousands of products, and the main risk is that a person gets lost and leaves. They had to stay, quickly find what they need and get to the order, and a beginner who doesn't know which food to choose shouldn't be left without help.

Solution

First, catch attention: on the first screen lives a dog named Biscuit who follows the cursor. The unusual animation gives an emotion — the store is remembered and the person stays. Then, don't let them get lost: the path starts with the question "Who lives at your home?", the person picks their pet, and the catalogue, deals and bestsellers are shown already for them. And help the beginner: for those who don't know which food to choose, there is a quiz — a few questions about the pet, and the person gets a ready selection of products.

Why this way?

Emotion at the entrance keeps people, the short path by pet type doesn't let them get lost, and the selection removes the beginner's fear of choosing and at the same time suggests what else to take — so the store sells more without pushing the person.

Also included: Multilingual · Interactive character on the first screen · Product-picking quiz · Cart and promo codes · Catalogue search · Responsive layout

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Website with booking

Vivara — website for a network of medical clinics

Task

People choose a clinic by trust, and book where it's easiest. From the first screen a person had to believe that here they'll be understood and seen in their language, and book an appointment themselves, without trying to get through to the reception.

Solution

First, trust: on the first screen a doctor looks you in the eye, next to it the Google rating, the number of clinics, appointments seven days a week and four languages of service — answers to the main questions before the person has even started reading. Then a clear choice: six specialities, each with a "Book" button, check-up programmes with prices, doctors and branches. And simple booking in three steps — branch and service, date and time, contact details; whoever doesn't want to choose themselves leaves a phone number and gets a call back.

Why this way?

Every unanswered call is a lost patient. Booking on the website works around the clock and takes the load off the reception, while open prices, the doctors' faces and the languages on the first screen settle the question "is this place for me" before the visit.

Also included: Multilingual · Online booking in three steps · Call-back form · Responsive layout

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What does your business need and how much does it cost?

Choose what's closest to your task. If you're not sure, I'll advise you at a free consultation.

Prices updated 29.10.2026

I need a new website

Landing page

one page with one task

For example: a café, a barbershop, a specialist, a product launch.

from 2 800 zł net · 7 days
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Company website

several pages

Companies and studios that need to tell about themselves and their services.

from 3 800 zł net · about 2 weeks
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Online store

storefront, cart and online payment

For those who sell products and want to take orders on their website.

from 8 000 zł net · 3–4 weeks
Details
Included in every new website
Preparation for Google and AI search
Custom code, not a template
Mobile version
Analytics and cookie banner
Basic SEO
3 rounds of revisions
Free 30 days of support after launch
Full transfer of copyright
Launch on your hosting

I already have a website

Redesign

new design and code for your website

You have a website, but it's outdated or doesn't bring customers. First a free audit: what puts customers off and what to change first.

Price and timeline — after a free audit
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AI visibility

so that ChatGPT recommends your business

More and more people ask AI: "where to buy", "who would you recommend in Warsaw". I'll set up your website so that your business is in those answers.

from 1 200 zł net · 7 days
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Not sure what to choose?
Describe your business in two sentences — I'll suggest the format, price and timeline at a free consultation.
Process

Stages of building a website

Your approval at every stage.

01

Free consultation

We have a call and discuss what tasks your business has and what the website should be like (the brief). No obligations.

02

Free prototype

You get a black-and-white prototype of the home page (wireframe): where each block goes and what the text is about. You decide whether we go further.

03

Agreement

We work under a service agreement: it states the timeline, price and scope. The delivery date and the price don't change along the way.

04

Design and development

First we work out and approve the design, then I write the code and put the finished website together. Three rounds of revisions are included in the price.

05

Launch and 30 days of support

I launch the website on your hosting and connect Google Search Console so that it appears in search. The website, the code and the copyright are yours, no subscription. For the first 30 days after launch I support the website for free.

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Who makes your website

Hi, I'm Julia

UI/UX designer. For me that means one thing: at the centre there is always the person who opens the website. So I start not with a layout but with questions — why they came and what they want to do. The answers form the structure, then the prototype, and only then the design. After launch I look at the analytics to see whether people reach the button and the form, and fix what didn't work. A good website, for me, is one that is convenient for everyone to use.

KURSORY ROKU 2026 Finalist in the "Website of the Year" category (WWW Roku)
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FAQ

Answers to the questions almost every client asks

A landing page from 2 800 zł, a company website from 3 800 zł, a store from 8 000 zł, all net. I'll name the exact amount after a free consultation — it depends on the scope: the number of pages, a second language, an admin panel, payment processing.

A landing page 7 days, a company website about 2 weeks, a store 3–4 weeks. I count the timeline from the approval of the prototype and receiving the materials; the date is written in the agreement.

A black-and-white sketch of the home page before the agreement. It shows where each block goes and what the text is about, without colours or pictures. If it doesn't suit you, you pay nothing.

An hour for the consultation and answers to a few questions about your business. Then texts and photos. After that your role is to look at the finished stages and say what to change.

No. I'll write the texts based on our conversation, and instead of a photo shoot I'll make images and video of your product or premises with AI — they look like a real shoot. These are separate services, I'll name the price at the consultation.

Yes, if we add an admin panel. Then you change texts, photos, prices and products yourself, while the look stays protected. Without a panel, I make small changes myself.

Basic preparation is included in every website: texts in the code, clear headings, a description of your business for search engines, Google Search Console after launch. That's enough for people to find you by name and by services in your city. Promotion for competitive queries is separate work.

The website contains only what you need. It loads faster, doesn't look like thousands of others, doesn't require updating plugins and doesn't charge a monthly fee for a builder. The files are yours.

We work under a service agreement: it states the timeline, price and scope. You receive an invoice for your accounting.

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Write in 2–3 sentences what your business does. Within 24 hours I'll reply and we'll arrange a call — after it you'll get the price, the timeline and a black-and-white sketch of the home page.

I'll answer personally — Julia Pimonowa, UI/UX designer. I work from Warsaw, with clients across Poland online.

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