Clients and projects
Shop takeovers and repairs, new websites and custom systems. Open any client to see exactly what I did there, and for selected projects the full case study.
StuccoDecorTakeover, repairs, hosting moveTakeover, repairs, hosting moveE-commerce · WordPress2026
E-commerce · WordPress · 2026
Years of patches: a broken metres-and-pieces calculator, a product priced at 0 CZK, slow hosting with nothing configurable.
The work
- The whole path from catalogue to a submitted enquiry works, including the metres and pieces calculator
- 34,000 lighter images, all 875 addresses checked with no broken link and no fatal errors
- A hosting move with no downtime; all 746 sitemap addresses respond after the switch
MalvarosaSpeed, layout stability, theme workSpeed, layout stability, theme workE-commerce · Shoptet2026
E-commerce · Shoptet · 2026
A furniture and home decor shop with almost four thousand products in Czech and Slovak. The brief: stop the pages jumping while they load and make the site faster, all on the live shop with no staging copy.
The work
- Pages no longer jump while loading. In lab measurement, category listing CLS fell from 0.224 to 0.02 on mobile, and page CLS on desktop from 0.163 to zero.
- The menu stopped downloading 12.9 MB of images on every page view; full-size images now load only when a submenu opens.
- Web fonts no longer block rendering, and a broken search add-on that loaded 431 kB on every page is gone.
- The homepage has an in-stock block with prices, badges and cart straight from Shoptet. Filters behave the same across all 217 categories, and the Slovak version has its own image descriptions and prices in euros only.
- Every change went live with a backup, a rollback path and checks on 10 to 15 page types in both languages.
MetallifeAnalytics, Google feed, SEO and contentAnalytics, Google feed, SEO and contentE-commerce · JZShop, Shoptet2026
E-commerce · JZShop, Shoptet · 2026
Metallife makes custom steel industrial doors and glazed partitions and sells them through two shops and a configurator. The owner was considering a new website. I advised putting what he already had in order first and measuring where enquiries come from.
The work
- On the main shop I set up GA4 tracking for enquiry submissions and phone and email clicks, and connected the contact conversions to Google Ads.
- I fixed availability in the Google Shopping feed: made-to-measure doors, partitions and pergolas are no longer sent as sold out but as available to order.
- On both shops I rewrote page titles and meta descriptions based on Search Console data, on the main one for 23 categories, key pages and products.
- I added text to the project gallery, which now has 43 described projects and captions on 89 photos, and wrote six articles for the main shop's magazine.
- I translated the WordPress door configurator into Czech and aligned delivery times on both shops with what production can really deliver.
Alu InteriorRebrand, language versions, mail and enquiry fixesRebrand, language versions, mail and enquiry fixesE-commerce · PrestaShop, Shoptet2026
E-commerce · PrestaShop, Shoptet · 2026
A maker of made-to-measure metal doors and partitions. Their PrestaShop runs five stores in four languages, and the company was moving from the antos manufaktura brand to alu interior.
The work
- I carried the new brand into the footers, contacts, invoice details, store names and emails of all five stores.
- A new menu and technical information pages. I turned the catalogue PDFs into editable text and translated it into Slovak, English and German.
- The English and German versions run on their own domains, aluinterior.com and aluinterior.de, and the old address redirects with the path intact.
- I restored enquiries from every language version, Slovak included, and fixed the shop's outgoing mail setup.
- In the categories I fixed 220 names and 215 URLs with translation errors.
- I stopped the bot spam, fixed a security flaw in the enquiry module and protected the deliverability of the domain's email.
Mystická mydlárnaShop takeover, repairs, Slovak version, careShop takeover, repairs, Slovak version, careE-commerce · Rocketoo2026
E-commerce · Rocketoo · 2026
Handmade natural soaps and cosmetics from Vratimov, 25 years on the market. It started with a free audit, after which the owner asked me to put the shop right after its move to a new platform.
The work
- I restored sales to Slovakia in euros: prices, shipping, cash on delivery and card payments. August brought zero orders in euros, September eighteen.
- All 242 addresses from the old shop lead to the right pages. Before, 66 of them ended in an error.
- Searching for gift, Christmas or set no longer comes back empty, and the homepage has a real title instead of an empty one.
- A new look within the theme, based on the colours of her original site, with text contrast meeting WCAG AA. Homepage images went from 2.0 to 0.8 MB.
- The shop is connected to SmartEmailing, the contact database is cleaned up, and 54 % of recipients opened the newsletter about the Slovak version's return.
České mýdloE-shop migration, speed, malware cleanupE-shop migration, speed, malware cleanupE-commerce · WordPress, WooCommerce2026
E-commerce · WordPress, WooCommerce · 2026
Alena Felczánová runs České mýdlo, a natural cosmetics shop, and builds websites for her own clients. It started with a free analysis, followed by a checkout fix, a shop migration and a site for one of her clients.
The work
- I found why the checkout kept stalling and moved the shop to faster hosting. Checkout response dropped from 2.5 s to 0.56 s.
- I migrated the shop with 4,753 orders, including the database, SSL and scheduled tasks, and the switch passed test orders.
- I added automatic backups and fixed the shop address that led to the terms page.
- I cleaned up the tracking: Google Ads no longer counts every page view as a conversion, and orders show up in GA4 as a key event.
- For one of her clients I cleaned up a hacked WordPress site, closed the hidden remote access channels and verified core and WooCommerce against the official checksums.
AgionetJoomla 3 to 6 migration, securityJoomla 3 to 6 migration, securityWeb agency · Joomla2026
Web agency · Joomla · 2026
A web agency from Pilsen. As their subcontractor I moved a site for housing cooperatives from the outdated Joomla 3 to Joomla 6.
The work
- I built the new installation from scratch instead of upgrading through three versions, and moved the content with scripts: 17 cooperatives, 26 articles, over 500 files and 18 user accounts that keep logging in with their own passwords.
- Content from the K2 extension became native Joomla articles, and old addresses redirect to the new ones.
- During the migration I found and documented a security problem on the old site, and after launch I verified the new installation is clean.
- After launch I checked the whole live site: 41 pages, all responding.
- On another of the agency's sites I traced and blocked a hidden backdoor and analysed the access logs.
KEPRTAustrian store from scratch, translation, domainAustrian store from scratch, translation, domainE-commerce · Shoptet2026
E-commerce · Shoptet · 2026
KEPRT, a family business, sells firewood, briquettes and timber through its shop klales.cz. For the Austrian market I built a second, separate Shoptet store. It looks the same as the Czech one, only entirely in German and with prices in euros.
The work
- I moved the catalogue over by export and import, so products carry the same codes in both stores, and turned all of it into German, categories, variant parameters and URLs included.
- I did not translate the trade terms from a dictionary but took them from Austrian firewood shops. That is why the site says Raummeter and Schüttraummeter instead of a literal translation of the Czech units.
- The look matches klales.cz: the same layout, homepage banner, category tiles and footer. 15 categories have their own search description.
- I set up the brennholzhier.at domain, mail and HTTPS included, and moved the store onto it. Search Console, structured data and the llms.txt file already point to the new address.
- All 17 emails the store sends to customers, and the consent texts on its forms, are in German.
- On klales.cz I fixed order confirmations that were landing in customers' spam. The shop now sends mail from its own domain and passes DKIM and DMARC checks.
Zeleň bez starostíTakeover, new site, domain transferTakeover, new site, domain transferCompany website · Astro2026
Company website · Astro · 2026
The previous supplier held the domain and the hosting. Mobile navigation was broken, the portfolio section was empty.
The work
- The domain and the site sit with the client, so edits no longer depend on anyone
- What the site offers matches what the firm actually does, construction work included
- Prices are public, so enquiries come from people who have already seen them
VystavenoLead developmentLead developmentWeb application2025–2026
Web application · 2025–2026
Small businesses live in paper, spreadsheets and several disconnected apps.
The work
- A publicly available system at vystaveno.cz
- POS, inventory, reservations and invoicing in one interface
- A live example of leading the build of a web application in production
IuriverseDesign and build of the whole appDesign and build of the whole appWeb application · Next.js2025–2026
Web application · Next.js · 2025–2026
Legal work split across spreadsheets, calendars and billing tools. Conflict checks done by hand.
The work
- A publicly available product at iuriverse.com
- One workspace for entities, matters, deadlines, time tracking and invoicing
- Role-based access and an immutable audit trail for traceable changes
Ancient IntelligenceBrand, design and buildBrand, design and buildBrand and website2026
Brand and website · 2026
A field full of cheap-looking sites. Discreet clients who must not be promised anything that cannot be guaranteed.
The work
- Eight pages under one identity, the subject carries its depth without an endless one-pager
- No tracking or advertising cookies, only what is strictly necessary to serve the site
Festival TLAKVisual direction, structure, buildVisual direction, structure, buildFestival website · Next.js2026
Festival website · Next.js · 2026
The third edition needed a site that carries the energy of the event and gets people fast to the date, venue and tickets.
The work
- A distinctive festival website that is recognisable from the first screen
- A clear structure for the programme, venue, gallery, partners and FAQs
- Czech and English versions with a direct route to tickets on GoOut
Under NDAB2B marketplace of verified leadsProduct build, payments, verificationProduct build, payments, verificationB2B marketplace · under NDA2026
B2B marketplace · under NDA · 2026
A lead marketplace lives on trust: dead leads and unverified companies had to be filtered out before they meet.
The work
- No dead lead or fake company gets in, verification is automatic, not manual
- Companies pay credits only for the contacts they unlock themselves
- Delivered in stages under a contract for work, the client pays for what's shipped, not for promises
vondrart.studioBuild and animation from the studio's designBuild and animation from the studio's designDesign studio · Next.js2024
Design studio · Next.js · 2024
The studio delivered a finished design and a precise idea of the motion. The build had to match it and stay smooth on a phone.
The work
- The studio's motion identity lives in the browser, not just in a deck
- A smooth feel even on a weaker phone, the visitor doesn't bounce
- The site loads before the visitor loses patience
Need a new website, redesign or application?
Tell me what you need to build or improve. I will reply with a concrete next step.
Tell me what you need solved.
Whether you have a site that misbehaves or are only planning a new one, a few sentences are enough. You need neither a brief nor a budget yet, that is my job.
- Within three working days you hear from me, not from an assistant or an autoresponder.
- For an existing site you get a free, non-binding review with findings.
- For a new project a few questions about the scope, then the scope and one figure.
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