Private website maker

A site that looks expensive and stays calm

I draw the composition, write the markup, upload it to your server and leave you a clear result: pages, forms, policies and a mobile layout. No page builders and no chain of middlemen.

1person on the whole cycle
3plain prices in euro
0third-party scripts on this site

Practice

From a sketch to a working page

I treat each project like a printed object: paper, margins, tone, photography, then HTML. That is why the site does not look like “everyone’s builder theme”, even on a modest budget.

  • 01

    Conversation

    Niche, audience, two or three references, and what should happen after the button is pressed.

  • 02

    Composition

    Page structure, tone of the copy, choice of photos and graphics. We agree this before markup.

  • 03

    Front-end

    Clean HTML and CSS, a mobile version, forms, policies, and a light page weight.

  • 04

    Launch

    Domain, SSL, upload to your server, a form check, and a handover of the logins.

Examples

Sites of different trades

Staged frames of layouts I use as a tone guide: restaurant, studio, clinic, fashion, coffee bar, hotel. Live client cases are added as those projects go live.

Restaurant website mockup on a laptop beside a wine glass
RestaurantDining
Architecture studio website mockup on a laptop
StudioArchitecture
Medical clinic website mockup on a tablet
ClinicHealthcare
Fashion website mockup in a boutique interior
BoutiqueFashion
Boutique hotel website mockup on a laptop in a guest room
HotelHospitality

A separate coffee-bar frame sits on the services page. These are demonstration mockups, not other people’s commercial case studies.

Schedule

How long a launch takes

The calendar depends on page count, copy approval and whether you already have photos — not on “AI magic”. Below is the pace I actually keep.

Start is one to two weeks. Bureau is about three. Atelier takes around a month because it includes graphics, key-screen copy and support after launch.

Project calendar

working days
Brief Start · 9 days Bureau · 14 Atelier · 21
Landing page
7–10
Five pages
12–16
Atelier
18–24

Code

Markup you can open without a grimace

I deliver files: HTML, CSS, images, policies. That suits ordinary hosting and sits more quietly in ad review — no extra libraries and no hidden counters.

HTML and CSS in a dark editor on a desk
Studio frameHTML / CSS
<!-- The frame I lay down from the first screen -->
<header class="site-header">
  <a href="/" class="brand">Jagodzicki</a>
  <nav aria-label="Primary">
    <a href="/services.html">Services</a>
    <a href="/pricing.html">Pricing</a>
  </nav>
</header>

<main>
  <section class="hero">
    <h1>A site that holds its tone</h1>
    <p>Clean markup. No React.</p>
  </section>
</main>
Portrait of Mateusz Jagodzicki, private website maker
Mateusz JagodzickiWarsaw

About

I make sites as if they were printed objects

I am Mateusz Jagodzicki, a private website maker. I take the job whole: the meaning of the pages, the visual tone, the markup, the forms, the legal copy, the upload and a check on a phone.

I do not sell “forty pages over a weekend” and I do not promise first place in Google. I promise a careful site you can show a client and run in ads without a surprise script.

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€150, €250 and €500. The work is fixed so a request from an ad does not turn into a bargain.