Web design and software development

The same workshop that assembles wreaths by hand also builds websites. A different kind of handiwork: no hastily bought templates, no sites nobody maintains after handover.

Building and taking over sites

Building a website from an empty folder to launch on your own domain.
Web shops: catalogue, product variants, cart, payment and orders that actually reach your inbox.
Redesign of an existing site — content and links stay, everything else changes.
Taking over a site someone else built, including one nobody is left to maintain.
Moving to another host or domain without downtime and without losing search rankings.
A simple site for a small business: who you are, what you make, how to reach you.

Legal compliance

Price list publishing under Croatian decision NN 101/2026: machine-readable CSV and XML, generated from the live catalogue, served from your own domain.
Anchor prices — recorded, frozen to the correct date and shown next to every price, in the shop and in the price list.
Lowest price in the 30 days before a discount, kept separate from the anchor price, as consumer law requires.
Terms of sale, right of withdrawal, complaints, company details — written for your business, not copied from someone else.
GDPR: privacy policy, consent in forms, and cookies that are actually asked about before they are set.
Company details on every page, as Croatian trade law requires.

Behind the scenes

An admin panel where you change products, prices and text yourself, without calling a developer.
Database, security rules and access rights — so prices and orders cannot be changed by just anyone.
Automation: order confirmation emails, payment slips with 2D barcodes, scheduled price list publishing.
Integration with the tools you already use: email service, delivery, payment, accounting exports.
CSV exports when your accountant or an inspector asks for the data.

Speed, visibility and upkeep

Speeding up a slow site — images, fonts, code that loads without being needed.
Basic SEO: titles, descriptions, sitemap, correct links between language versions.
Accessibility: contrast, touch target size, working without a mouse.
Mobile layout, because that is where most visits come from.
Small changes and additions through the year, by the hour, with no contract to tie you down.
Consulting: half an hour of conversation before you spend money on the wrong solution.

How it is billed

Everything listed above is the same service and is billed by the working hour.
You get an estimate in hours before work starts. If the scope changes, you hear about it before the hour is spent.
Only time actually worked is billed, per started hour. A short email or call is not charged.
Work is handed over in steps, so you see progress instead of everything arriving at once.
The code and the access credentials are yours. No lock-in.

How we start

You get in touch and describe what you need — "I am not sure, but I have a problem" is a fine start.
We talk briefly and separate the necessary from the nice to have.
You get an estimate in hours and the order of work.
Work happens in steps, with a preview version you can open in your browser.
At the end: launch, short instructions, and an invoice for the hours worked.

For a website or programming enquiry, use the contact form — a couple of sentences about what you need is enough. Contact →