Websites, web apps and systems for businesses.

A website for your office, a partner portal or a custom system when off-the-shelf tools stop being enough.

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  • Domain, hosting and code in your company's name
  • Written price before work starts
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What I build
Web apps
Tools that run in the browser: calculators, configurators, forms that check and calculate data for you.
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Systems
Portals with logins for partners and customers. What now goes around by email and in spreadsheets ends up in one place.
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Work
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Daniel always shows full commitment — often exceeding expectations.
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Grzegorz CzekałaClient since 2020 (personal site, then SCUBE) · Founder of SCUBE, CALM Group & CALM edu
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What it costs
The prices are here because I'd want to know them before the first call. 
One-page website
from €500 net + VAT
Up to 5 sections on a proven layout in your colours and with your logo, your finished text and photos, a contact form, basic SEO and one round of changes.
Company website
from €1,450 net + VAT
Up to 5 pages including the homepage, on a WordPress theme in your existing brand. You edit the content yourself. Your finished text and photos, two rounds of changes.
Custom projects
Quoted individually
Original design, integrations or app features: after we talk, I estimate the hours and send a written quote.
Prices are for sites on proven layouts with your finished content. They go up with more pages, integrations, extra languages and writing the content. Domain, hosting and any paid plugins are agreed in writing together with the scope. Smaller budget? Tell me, and we'll check whether a simpler scope works.
Based in Poland: a lower cost base, the same standards and tools I use on enterprise stores. Prices are set in Polish złoty (from 2,000 zł and 6,000 zł net); the euro amounts are fixed and rounded up. All prices exclude VAT. The final price is a written quote after a short call.
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How I work
01
A 30-minute call
You tell me what should work, for whom, and what your budget is. I ask about the details. By the end you know whether it's a job for me.
02
A written quote
First you get a price range. Scope, price and dates are agreed in writing before I start.
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The build
You check the draft at a normal link, on your phone and computer. Feedback goes into the rounds of changes set in the quote.
04
Launch
I connect the domain, hosting and SSL certificate. If the site has an editing panel, I show you how to change the content. Ongoing care can be agreed separately.
Who'll build it
Daniel Polak, frontend developer
Daniel Polak
Developer · Zabrze, working remotely
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  • Main contract: a large B2B store
    Since 2023 I've worked on the B2B store of an international life-science company, and since 2025 I've been the only frontend developer on it. Before that, four years at SAP.
  • Engineer by training
    I studied environmental engineering and spent three years designing ventilation and air-conditioning systems. I know how an engineering office works from the inside: drawings, coordination, deadlines.
  • How I use AI
    I use AI to raise the quality of my work and to check more than I could on my own. A separate model looks for bugs and weak spots in the code, and automated tests go through the site on phone and desktop. I review the code myself and decide what goes onto your site. I refine it in rounds and keep the solutions simple. The result is my responsibility.
For agencies and teams
Contract frontend work: SAP Commerce and Spartacus, Vue.js, B2B configurators. Clearly scoped packages, or 1–2 days a week.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns the site? 
You do: the domain, the hosting account, the code and every admin login are in your name. If we ever stop working together, nothing is locked with me.
What do you need from me? 
Your content (texts, photos, logo), one person who makes the decisions, and quick feedback when I send you a link to review. If the content isn't ready yet, we'll plan it together.
How long does it take? 
A one-page website usually takes 2–3 weeks, a company website 4–6. I work alongside a long-term contract, so after our first call I'll tell you when I can start.
What happens after launch? 
I don't disappear after launch: I reply to messages within 72 hours. If you want, I can also take on ongoing care of the site: updates, security patches and changes. Its scope and cost are agreed separately.
Taking on a few projects alongside a long-term contract
Tell me what should work, and by when.
I'll reply with whether I can take it on, from when, and a price range.
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