We transform ideas into digital reality

A custom front end on the Tebex Headless API for a company selling scripts for the FiveM platform. Tebex handles the catalogue, cart and payments, while the look and the whole purchase flow were designed from scratch, free of stock template limits. Behind the scenes runs an admin panel with groups and roles, a blog and a ticket system connected to Discord, so support has every request at hand.

A product page for a mobile app that uses an OBD adapter to enable remote engine start on petrol BMW G Series cars. The whole story answers the questions people ask before buying - what the three-step setup looks like, what exactly they pay for, how the backup works and whether their model is supported - with the download button within reach at every step.

A company website for a business offering year-round commercial pavilions - office, retail and modular. The offer and a gallery of completed projects lead visitors straight to a free quote, and the team edits every piece of content on its own in the admin panel, from copy to photos of new projects.

A website for a handmade ceramics studio that brings together the brand story, its ceramics workshops and a catalogue of pieces available to buy. A warm, calm aesthetic matches the craft, and in the admin panel the studio adds new products and updates its offer as soon as the next batch comes out of the kiln.

A website and application system for a roleplay server on FiveM. Players sign in with their Discord account and submit an application through a form, while staff review every submission in one panel. Each decision - accept or reject - is posted to Discord automatically through a webhook, so nobody has to announce the results by hand.

A FiveM roleplay server website styled after GTA, with an application system built in. Players sign in with Discord, staff work through submissions in the admin panel, and the outcome of every application lands on the server's Discord via webhook straight away - players hear back right where the community already lives.

A website for a premium car rental company where the fleet takes centre stage - every car gathered in one clear showcase, set in a dark, dynamic design that underlines the luxury feel of the offer. Underneath sits a custom WordPress theme with plugins written around the rental's needs, so the team updates content and the offer in the familiar WordPress dashboard.

A theme for Invision Community (IPS 4), coded from a graphic design for a network of Counter-Strike 1.6 and CS2 servers. A dark, violet look carries the feel of the game across the whole forum - from the header and the server list with live status, through categories and topics, to the community widgets in the sidebar.

A neon theme on Invision Community (IPS 4) for a gaming community, built from a graphic design. The home page opens with a slider of the latest announcements and a server list, and the same bold style runs through categories, topics and the staff widget all the way to a footer with rules and ban lists.

A website for a company running nature education lessons with live birds of prey for kindergartens and schools. Large photos of the birds make the first impression, with the offer, pricing, gallery and contact laid out clearly right below - everything a school needs to book a session. It all runs on a dedicated WordPress theme.