https://t.co/BReIgwMzRb got a full website refresh. New design, clearer services, better structure, and a Romanian version added alongside English.
We’ve been doing more work locally, so the site now feels just as natural for Romanian clients as it does for international ones. The direction stays the same.
Building an MVP for companies managing non-EU workers in Romania.
The idea is pretty simple: one place for workers, documents, deadlines, cases and everything that usually gets scattered across spreadsheets, folders and WhatsApp.
The dashboard is built around what actually needs attention first, not around making people dig for it.
Still early, but I really like where this one is going.
Transilvania Finance Summit wrapped up this week.
We handled the marketing around the event, had our own https://t.co/hcdOo3lQOA stand there, and spent most of the day doing what we actually came for: meeting people.
Talked with founders, finance professionals and business owners, exchanged contacts and made some genuinely good connections.
We also recorded a few interviews with the speakers after their sessions. Really happy with how the networking side turned out.
Big thanks to the Noted Pro Expert team and Paula Deac for trusting us with the digital side of the event.
Built a new website for Opera Wood. What I found interesting is their business model. For cafés, restaurants and similar spaces, they basically treat tables almost like SaaS. You rent them monthly, and once a year they refurbish them for free.
The site is now available in 4 languages and built to explain that whole model much more clearly. Pretty interesting business behind what looks like “just furniture.”
Been working on a few landing pages for e-commerce stores lately and one thing keeps becoming more obvious.
Design matters, but not in the same way it does for a portfolio or a brand site.
Most people buying something online don’t care if the page is visually clever. They care if they instantly understand what the product does, why it matters, and what to do next.
That’s why successful e-commerce businesses are less about making something impressive and more about making everything obvious.
Came back to a website I built a while ago for Whistling Wizard. Rose and Locket is now on Epic Games Store and the App Store too, so I gave the site another pass for the new release.
Kept the same cinematic, game-first look, but made everything faster and easier to discover.
Always nice seeing an older project grow with the product behind it.
Got approved to Contra's Labs Network, so I'm giving the platform a real shot now. I've seen a lot of people talk about it, but haven't used it seriously before.
Anyone using it regularly?