The questions I hear most often.

We add it to what already runs - no rewriting the site from scratch. New integrations (an ERP, another payment gateway, an AI assistant) I quote separately, after a conversation about what it needs to do. And you are not tied to me for it: the code is yours and it is standard, so another developer can do the same work.

Yes, and it is the starting point rather than an add-on. I design the screens for phone and desktop from the outset, and you approve both. The site is rendered on the server and carries only the code it actually needs, so it opens fast even on a weak signal - which is usually exactly where a visitor decides whether to stay or go back to the search results.

Technically yes, as standard. Next.js renders content on the server, so Google's crawler sees it immediately, without waiting for scripts. I take care of heading structure, structured data, the sitemap and loading speed. One honest caveat: nobody can sell you rankings bundled with a website - the technical side is the foundation, but the result also depends on your content and on what your competitors do.

Yes - for public institutions I build to WCAG 2.2 AA, the newest version of the standard, which contains the whole of the WCAG 2.1 AA that the law requires. Accessibility goes in at the design stage, not as a patch at the end: semantic code, keyboard navigation, contrast and screen-reader testing. I will say plainly that I have not yet delivered a project for a public institution, so instead of promising the outcome of an official audit, I show you the method and check the site point by point before handover. Worth remembering, too, that accessibility also depends on the content added later, and that side is yours.

The timeline depends on architectural complexity. Fast Next.js brochure sites I deliver in 2-3 weeks. Complex B2B platforms, headless stores or WCAG implementations typically take 6 to 10 weeks. You always get a firm schedule before signing the contract.

WooCommerce is a plugin bolted onto WordPress - it works, but the more products, variants and plugins you add, the harder it gets to keep under control. MedusaJS is headless: the store's logic is separated from what the customer sees, so you can grow one without breaking the other. In practice that means an unusual sales model, an integration with your ERP or your own discount logic is a matter of code, not of hunting for a plugin that happens to do it.

A marketplace template drags along code you will never use and a dozen plugins to maintain. Each one has a different author, a different release cycle and its own risk at update time. I build the architecture from scratch in Next.js: the site carries only the code it actually needs, fewer third-party plugins mean a smaller attack surface, and content is rendered on the server, so it loads fast even on a weak connection.

You can host the site yourself and pay only for the server - the code is yours, so nothing ties you to me. If you would rather not think about it, I run maintenance from 300 PLN net a month: I take on the server, uptime monitoring, backups and updates, with a guaranteed response time. It is a service, not a condition for the site to run - you can cancel it at any time.

Yes. I implement a dedicated admin panel powered by Payload CMS. You assemble pages from ready-made blocks, so adding a page, changing pricing or publishing a post takes no code at all. After launch I walk you through the panel so you know where everything is.

Yes. I build on open technologies (Next.js, Payload CMS) and I do not licence the site to you - the code is your property. Ask for it and I hand it over in full, so you can develop the project with any other developer. Hosting and maintenance, if you order them from me, are a separate service you can cancel at any time.

It depends on what it has to do. A brochure site with no admin panel is 2500 PLN. A site with a CMS panel where you edit content yourself starts at 4000 PLN, and a larger site with a block system and several languages at 6000 PLN. A MedusaJS store starts at 8000 PLN, AI automation at 2000 PLN. These are net prices for the build, paid once - there is no subscription for the software itself. Full price lists are on the service pages, and after a fifteen-minute call you get a concrete figure for your project rather than a range.

We work on a contract that sets out the scope, the deadline and the rule that I do not start programming until you have approved the design. Payment comes in two parts: a deposit at the start and the rest once you accept the working site. You do not pay for everything up front, and you never pay for something you have not seen on screen first.

That is normal and it does not hold the project up. We work the copy out together: I prepare the structure and tell you what belongs on each screen, and you bring the knowledge about your business that nobody can invent for you. Photos stay on your side - your own material, a photo shoot, or stock images I will help you choose. You do not need to have everything ready for the first call.