Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, I issue invoices.

The answer comes down to three letters: NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement). For the past few years, I have worked primarily in the B2B model and for software houses. There, I built advanced systems, automations, and optimized processes for highly demanding clients. The nature of these contracts means one thing—most of my most interesting and largest deployments must remain behind closed doors. Now, I have transitioned entirely to working for myself and building my personal brand. To show you my full tech stack, how I optimize maintenance costs, and my individual approach to each project, I am currently developing several large, proprietary projects (like my school management system). A lot more detailed case studies will hit this portfolio soon, but in the meantime, I am bringing all that massive enterprise experience directly to my clients' businesses.

I also successfully deliver simple projects, but instead of using ready-made templates or builders, I build them using the latest technologies. I frequently see situations where clients initially get tempted by "cheap or free website deals" on the internet. Only later does it turn out that the creators register the domain in their own name, impose high subscriptions, and try to make the client dependent on them, while attempting to leave is met with huge fees. With me, you are the sole owner of everything. Furthermore, at first glance, ready-made builders might look nice, but their underlying code is usually of terrible quality, packed with bloated scripts, which slows down the website and causes Google to push it far down in results. I fully understand programming and do not deliver products that are entirely generated by AI. Thanks to this, even the simplest website is blazing fast, secure, and perfectly optimized for SEO, which translates into more clients. Most importantly: if in a year you want to expand it with anything (for example, an advanced client portal or booking system), we will just do it without rebuilding everything from scratch, which optimizes deployment costs.

Of course, that's what I'm here for so you don't have to stress about it. My clients appreciate that we talk like normal people in a collaborative atmosphere, without throwing around complicated jargon. You just tell me what problem your business is facing or what goal you want to achieve, and I'll explain step-by-step how we can solve it and how it will work. Zero stress, full comfort, and a conversation just like with an old friend.

I am fully transparent, and there is no room for hidden tricks here. Before starting any work, we thoroughly analyze your needs, and then I present you with clear options to choose from along with a quote. I'll point out which features are critical for launch and which ones you can put off until later. This way, you decide what you pay for and what isn't necessary right now. You maintain full control over your expenses throughout the entire process, and we can split payments into convenient milestones.

Simply put: it's the very first, working version of your project that contains only the core features needed to launch and start making money. Instead of spending six months building a massive system and burning your budget on features your users might not even use, I prefer to build a solid baseline version for you. We launch it, see how the market reacts, and then expand the project with new elements based on real feedback. You save both time and money.

No way. In my reviews, clients most frequently mention that I deliver on time and stay with them long after the project is deployed. You won't be left stranded after the final website or app is handed over. I provide a full warranty on my solutions. On top of that, I offer ongoing technical support—ensuring system stability, backups, and security, so you can focus entirely on running your business.

Automation and AI aren't just fancy gadgets—they solve real, expensive business problems. First, they stop you from wasting hours on repetitive inquiries; we can build an assistant that knows your business inside out and handles common client questions 24/7. Second, no more manual data entry between emails, spreadsheets, and invoicing software—an automation can do it in a split second without human error. Third, AI cuts through document chaos by instantly analyzing and extracting key info from contracts or reports. You save time, slash operational costs, and let your team focus on driving profit.

Yes, I regularly help clients whose previous developer suddenly stopped answering calls or got overwhelmed by the technical requirements. In these situations, I first take a thorough look inside the existing setup. If the current work is secure and well-written, I'm happy to finish it. If it's a technological mess that will only cause you losses down the road, I'll tell you straight up, and together we will find a solution that protects your business.

It depends on your type of business. If you run a small local company, there is no legal obligation today, but regulations are heading in that direction and it's worth getting ahead. However, if you operate in the public sector, offer banking or telecom services, or run e-commerce above a certain threshold, WCAG requirements may already apply to you. Regardless of the law, an accessible site is simply a site that more people find easy to use, which translates into more traffic and better Google rankings. I can review your site and tell you exactly whether and what you need to fix.

Yes, under the EU AI Act you must clearly inform users that they are talking to a bot, not a human. This applies to any site with an AI chatbot or automatically generated content. Don't worry – implementing such labelling is usually straightforward (a clear notice next to the chat window and a mention in your terms of service). If you're not sure whether your site meets these requirements, I'm happy to check and help you fill in any gaps.