SiteVerse Szymon Pietrzykowski
From: Poland
Location: Opole, PL
On Useme since 7 February 2024
Deals 2
SUCCESSFUL: 2
DISPUTED: 0
FAILED: 0
About me
My name is Szymon. I am a student from Opole, Poland, and under the SiteVerse brand I design and code websites.
I work alone. Design, code, copy and deployment stay with one person, so nothing gets lost between a designer and a developer.
I do not use site builders. I write static HTML, my own CSS and JavaScript, animation with GSAP, smooth scrolling with Lenis, forms protected by Cloudflare Turnstile. I take care of the mobile version, keyboard navigation, contrast and a reduced motion variant. I also work in WordPress with Elementor when the client wants to manage the content alone.
The portfolio holds concept projects. I designed and coded them from scratch to test a specific solution for a specific trade, not to recreate somebody else's brief. I say it plainly, because it changes how these pieces should be read.
I am still building a commercial portfolio and I am not hiding it. For a client it means attention and time that nobody gives at full capacity.
CV / Résumé
Oct 2025 - Now
Student, Cybersecurity
Wyższa Szkoła Kształcenia Zawodowego
A cybersecurity degree started in 2025. The useful part overlaps with the web: form protection, security headers, data hygiene. The portfolio and the degree are growing side by side.
May 2024 - Now
Web designer and developer
SiteVerse
My own brand. I design and code websites for small companies: layout, code, copy, deployment and SEO in one pair of hands. Static HTML instead of site builders, WordPress where the client wants to manage content alone.
Feb 2023 - Apr 2024
Developer
Tarkus Sp. z. o.o.
Working with code in a team: tasks from ticket to deployment, reviewing other people's code, fixes on a live project. This is where I learned to work on something I did not start myself.
May 2022 - Jan 2023
Computer technician
Komputronik S.A.
Hardware diagnostics and repair, plus talking to customers who arrive with a problem, not a specification. This is where the habit of explaining technical things without jargon comes from.
Portfolio
An industry template for car upholstery. A before and after slider instead of a gallery, because in this trade the whole sale sits in the difference between a seat before the work and after it. Concept project: layout, code, copy.
A patient opens a clinic website with two questions: when is the next slot and what will it cost. Both get answered above the fold. Custom component: a dental chart with a price next to each tooth. Concept project.
A 48 hour repair promise placed above the price list, because that is what every customer asks at the counter. Instead of icons in circles, component markings U1, R2, D3, the language of this workshop. Concept project.
A metalworking plant sells repeatability, so instead of generalities about quality the site lists parameters with tolerances that an engineer on the other side can compare against their own requirement. Concept project.
A studio sells a way of thinking about space, not a list of services. A floor plan drawn with a hairline, the process laid out on a dimension axis where the gaps match the real duration of each stage. Concept project.
Static HTML, my own CSS and JavaScript, GSAP animation, Lenis smooth scrolling, forms on Cloudflare Turnstile, hosting on Cloudflare Pages. No site builders and no heavy frameworks. WordPress with Elementor where it makes sense.
A charter sells a week of holiday, and the decision comes down to two questions: which boat and which date. Both sit on the first screen. The whole series speaks the language of a navigation instrument. Concept project.
The shortest path from a photo of a finished garden to clicking for a quote, without promising a date the weather will not keep. The lower edge of the photograph is a soft curve, not another split in half. Concept project.
An offer page for a B2B electrical contractor, looking as serious as the measurement report an investor files with the handover. The form collects an enquiry with parameters, not just a hello. Concept project.
The only piece here built on WordPress with Elementor, and that was deliberate: a test of how much of the product launch language survives inside a template the client manages afterwards. Concept project.