You probably came here from a site I built.

Then you've already seen some of my work. Here's the rest, and what a project with me looks like.

The first screen of mithraenergy.com (opens in a new tab)

Client work

Mithra Energy

Renewable energy developer, Warsaw and Poznań. A corporate site in Polish and English: who they are, what they do, a map of their projects across Poland, management and shareholder notices. I designed and built it on the company's own domain and handed it over with documentation.

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Client work

Kapunka

Argan oil skincare, Spain. A site and shop in Spanish, with a programme for clinics, spas and hotels, the story of where the oil comes from, and a journal. I built it on WooCommerce so their team can add products and articles themselves.

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The first screen of the HomeTurf Warsaw demonstration page (opens in a new tab)

Own idea

HomeTurf

My own idea, never launched: football fans living abroad watch their club together in a booked area of a sports bar, paying a small food and drink deposit so the people who say they'll come actually do. I built landing pages for Warsaw, Madrid and Lisbon in four languages, with a waiting list, to test the idea before building anything more.

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The first screen of 3dhconsulting.com

Own work

This site

I designed and built this site too: the film at the top, the calendar, both languages and the booking. It went through several versions before it said what it should.

The first screen of the Scout page on 3dhconsulting.com

Product

Scout

A product I built and sell on Microsoft AppSource: business development intelligence for law firms, running inside the firm's own Microsoft 365.

See Scout

What a project looks like

It starts with a free 30-minute conversation. Then I write a one-page scope: what I'll build, what it costs, when it's done and what you get. The price is fixed. You see progress every week, and at the end you own everything: domain, code, accounts, and a document explaining how to change things. There's no retainer unless you want one.

The rest of what I do

Most of my work isn't websites. It's the work behind a company: mail, files, laptops, requests, the copying between systems, and practical AI in the tools people already use. I do that as a six-month engagement at a fixed monthly fee. What I take over

What would you do with the time back?

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