Projects that show how we build

The result is a bilingual site for the Czech market: home page, vehicle stock with detail pages, a three-part buyer's guide and contact. The stock comes out of a Postgres database rather than out of hand-maintained pages; the pages are pre-rendered from it and refreshed every five minutes, so the site stays static and search-friendly while the inventory changes underneath it. A car is not listed through a back office but through Telegram: link into the chat, vehicle in the database, live the moment it is released.

The result is a one-page site with a single goal — the enquiry: a hero with the service area and a direct call button, four trust markers, a three-point statement of the problem, seven services as a numbered list, a before-and-after from a real garden project, both owners with their location addresses, the team, a four-stage process, five FAQ answers and an enquiry form. Plus structured data for both locations, so local search and AI answers place the business correctly.

The result is a complete shopping flow that never tips into template territory: a catalogue with seven filter groups and load-more logic, a product page with a six-view gallery, a size chart and an add-to-bag action blocked until a size is chosen, a checkout across four steps with real field validation — and a customer account with order history, appointment booking and wishlist.

The result is a platform in two deliberately different registers: an editorial home page with an ASCII wave field and the live product embedded in it, a dense trading terminal with a candlestick chart, a sixteen-level order book and an order form, plus a buy page that pulls real market data and labels itself honestly when it is not.

The result is a Mini App with four areas: a portfolio with holdings and history, the "Burn Arena" sorted by mentions and filterable by band, the token page with the thermal module, three readings of the same timeline and the trade tape — and a swap with a rate preview and a fee. Plus a design law written down in the repository: seven rules, four surface values, exactly one bright action per screen, a decision log — and the thermal module as the single sanctioned exception to all of it.