Welcome to my very first blog post! I decided to write here about how I started learning to create websites and what challenges and successes I experienced along the way.Since my youth, I have enjoyed graphics and creating visual things. Over time, I realized that I would like to learn how to create entire websites. I created my first website about twenty years ago for a friend of mine. Later, I helped other people with websites as well. In 2024, I finally decided that it was time to start creating websites full-time. I started to educate myself intensively, I completed several courses and gradually learned to program in Java and Python. Eventually, I paid for a course on creating websites in Webflow, which was the best choice for me.My first customer was actually my brother. His original website no longer met his needs, so I created a new website for him from scratch. On this occasion, I learned a lot of new things, such as how important it is to properly set up the website structure and optimize it for search engines. The biggest challenge for me was to make sure the website looked good on all devices, from computers to mobile phones. Thanks to Webflow, it wasn't as complicated as I originally thought.Creating a website for my brother gave me a lot of experience and I realized that I really enjoy this. Now I am working on my own website, which I will launch soon. If you are also attracted to the world of web design and want to have a website that not only looks great, but also functions properly and brings you more customers and money, do not hesitate to contact me. I will create a non-binding offer for you.

Hello everyone!Have you decided to invest in a new website? Great decision! In today's article, I'd like to share a few important things you should keep in mind when choosing a provider and during the website creation process itself. To ensure your new website truly meets expectations and delivers results. Responsiveness – an absolute must! In today's world, it's absolutely crucial that your website works flawlessly on all types of devices. Statistics show that a large majority of users (often up to 90%!) access the internet via mobile phones. If your website isn't responsive, you'll lose a lot of potential customers who will have a bad experience and likely go elsewhere. Ask your provider how responsiveness will be ensured and test the finished website on various devices. Loading speed – user patience has run out No one wants to wait forever for a page to load. A slow website can significantly reduce traffic and conversion rates. Make sure your provider pays attention to optimizing loading speed – image compression, efficient code, and quality hosting are essential. Clear and intuitive navigation – the user must not get lost Imagine walking into a store where you don't know where to go. Frustrating, right? Users will feel the same way on a website with unclear navigation. Ensure the menu is clear, logical, and easily accessible on all pages. Quality content – that which sells and informs A website is often the customer's first contact with your company. Content should be professional, relevant, and engaging. Whether it's text, photos, or videos, quality is key. Ask how quality content creation will be ensured. Thoughtful design – first impressions matter The appearance of a website influences the first impression a visitor makes. The design should be modern, reflect your brand, and be user-friendly. But be careful, design shouldn't come at the expense of functionality. Security – protecting you and your customers A secure website is the foundation of trust. Make sure your website has an SSL certificate and that the provider pays attention to security against cyberattacks. Accessibility – think of everyone A modern website should be accessible to people with various disabilities. Ask how the accessibility of your website will be ensured. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) – so people can find you Having a beautiful website is not enough, people have to find it. Basic SEO optimization should be part of the website creation. Ask how your website will be optimized for search engines like Google.I believe these tips will help you when choosing a provider and when creating your new website. A website is an important investment, so take your time and do your research!

Hello everyone!Today, I'd like to introduce you to a tool that has changed my (and many other web designers') perspective on website creation. It's called Webflow, and it's like a Swiss Army knife for web designers. Why? You'll find out in the following lines.Webflow is a platform that combines visual website design with a powerful content management system (CMS) and hosting. Think of it as Photoshop for websites, but with the difference that what you design instantly turns into a functional website. No complex coding, no lengthy server setup. Just clean design and seamless functionality. Why did I choose Webflow? Webflow allows me to design websites directly in the browser, with maximum control over every pixel. Websites created in Webflow are automatically responsive, so they look great on all devices. The integrated content management system (CMS) allows me to easily manage website content, even without coding knowledge. Webflow offers reliable and fast hosting, so I don't have to worry about technical details. Webflow generates clean code that is optimized for search engines (SEO).Webflow was founded in 2013 in Silicon Valley, USA. Since then, it has gained immense popularity among web designers and companies around the world. According to available information, Webflow is used by millions of users, and its popularity continues to grow. It's used by both freelancers and large companies. As a web designer, I've fallen in love with Webflow. It allows me to create websites that are not only beautiful but also functional and optimized for search engines. And most importantly, it saves me a lot of time.And if you want me to create a website for you in Webflow, don't hesitate to contact me. I'll be happy to show you what's possible.