Projects
These are not showcase mock-ups or generic templates. Each project had a concrete problem: clearer content, a better mobile experience, a clearer contact, or a more trustworthy first impression.
Below is a selection of projects with a short context and a link to the live site.
Website for a private clinic — surgery, general practice and ketamine therapy. Patients quickly find the service, the team and how to book.
The clinic covers several specialties and two locations. A patient must not get lost between surgery, general practice and therapy — and it has to be clear how to book and where treatment takes place.
Website for the band P.U.M — concerts, music, videos and contact for fans and promoters in one bold place.
The band needed a presence with its own atmosphere that still does not slow the visitor down — usually they just quickly look for the next concert, a track or a booking contact.
A classifieds site where users can easily post a listing and visitors can quickly find one by category and location.
The goal was to build a new classifieds site from scratch in a way that is genuinely simple for ordinary users. The key was to design listing creation, filtering and orientation so the site feels clear from the very first visit.
Website for a cultural event — programme, tickets and practical info in one place, so visitors do not have to chase dates across social networks.
A short pre-festival season — information changes every week and half of the audience reads only on a phone. The old site could not keep up and was confusing for first-time visitors.
Website for the band Street Machine from Pardubice — concerts, music and contact for fans and promoters; clear on mobile and on desktop.
The old site was confusing — it looked like something about cars and parts, when in fact it is a band. Concerts and news were not prominent enough, mobile readability was poor and the contact for bookers was buried too deep.
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We will tell you whether a small tweak, a redesign or a brand-new site makes sense — with no pressure to decide right away.
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