New structure and design.
Matte developed the layout and interface for an audience where clarity and readability mattered. Key information, the offer and contact details were brought together on one page.
Work
A new interface and a lighter technical foundation for NajlepszeLowisko.
The client runs a commercial fishing venue near Bydgoszcz. Its previous website had a CMS the client was not using, an ageing design, contrast problems and errors in structured data. We redesigned the experience and built a new site around a clearer content journey.
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Why move away from a CMS?
The client needed to present the venue, its offer and contact details, but did not regularly edit content in the CMS. A static site fitted how the business actually worked. This decision was made for this project; another site may need an editable CMS.
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What did we do?
New code and multilingual content.
Adrian selected the technical approach, wrote the site in Astro and TypeScript and worked on testing and optimisation. The site has Polish, English and German versions.
Specific accessibility improvements.
We improved colour contrast and the HTML heading structure, removed obstacles to keyboard navigation and checked that focus remained visible. We checked the changes with automated tools and manual keyboard navigation.
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What do we know about the result?
The new site is live and its current version can be examined. After launch, the client noticed more interest in the offer and more telephone enquiries. You can also assess the visible page structure, content and navigation for yourself.
The project took three working days from start to launch within its agreed scope.
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When might a similar approach fit?
A static site can be a sensible choice when content is relatively stable and the client does not need to manage pages through a CMS. The decision still depends on future editing, functions and responsibility for updates.
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