Six sites.
Six different problems.

The marketing website of Luigi’s Box, an AI search and product-discovery platform used by 4,000+ online stores. We build and run it end to end on WordPress: a custom theme, a library of 128 content blocks and 19 content types — case studies, integrations, glossary, webinars, careers and more.

It runs in 14 languages, each on its own domain, across two WordPress setups. To keep that manageable we wrote our own AI translation plugin and a tool that clones a whole market and translates it, so launching a new country is a content job rather than a development project.

The website of Kubínska hoľa, a ski resort in Orava that also runs a bike park, a zipline and summer trails — in Slovak, Polish and English. We built it from scratch and have looked after it ever since.

The site switches between a winter and a summer version and pulls in live data: ski-pass prices, slope and snow status, temperatures from three thermometers and webcam streams — each with a fallback for when a feed goes down. The same system drives the price screens at the resort itself.

The online shop of Flying Banana, a Slovak travel company running around 90 small-group adventure trips worldwide. Built white-label for the agency eazy.studio and shown here with their permission.

A trip isn’t a simple product. We set each one up in WooCommerce with dates, prices, card payments and invoicing, added a route map to every trip and a trip search, and built a feed that keeps the client’s Meta ads in line with what is actually on sale.

The website of Kaštieľ Kubínyi, an 18th-century manor hotel in Orava, Slovakia: rooms, weddings, corporate events, the café and the wine cellar, in Slovak and English. The design came from elsewhere; the build and its upkeep are ours.

One building, several businesses — a hotel, a wedding venue and an events space, each with a different customer. Every part gets its own page and its own route from the homepage, and room bookings go straight into the hotel’s Bookolo booking engine.

Design and build for WEBBER LEGAL, a law firm in Prešov, Slovakia, that helps people with consumer-credit disputes, wage deductions and enforcement proceedings.

People land on a site like this worried, with one question: can you help with my problem? So the homepage opens with the eight services rather than credentials, and backs them up with downloadable contract templates, videos and plain-language legal articles.

The website of James Alpe Ltd, a family-run accident-repair centre in Lancashire with more than 30 manufacturer approvals, which also builds specialist vehicles for the police, fire service and mountain rescue.

Lots of pages — one for each manufacturer approval and each conversion — built from the same few elements. We made a block library where a block written once can be reused on any page, and built speed and security hardening into the theme from day one.