Services
Web systems
Sites that do more than display content — with accounts, an admin panel, custom logic and data that stays with you.
When a site has to run a process rather than just describe it, you are building a web system: user accounts, permissions, data flows, an admin panel. I build these on custom code, because ready-made platforms usually last until the first unusual requirement.
What does a system consist of?
An admin panel with modules matched to the business, user accounts and roles, search across your data, notifications, exports, a change log. Plus the things people only remember after launch: backups, error monitoring and sensible messages when something goes wrong.
Multiple languages from the start
If the site has to work in several countries, language is not a plugin bolted on at the end. Each version gets its own URLs, correct hreflang tags and complete content — search engines treat it as a separate, local site.
What does it look like in practice?
handlovo.com runs in 16 languages on a custom engine sized for hundreds of millions of listings. 4relo.pl has 185 service and city pages in each of 10 languages, over 2,200 URLs in its sitemap. Both run on a custom engine, with no plugin subscriptions.
Who is it for?
- Companies with a process an ordinary website cannot handle
- Projects that need accounts, permissions and an admin panel
- Sites operating across several languages or countries