Case study / 01
A website for a custom furniture company, designed to explain a broad service, show completed work and make future content updates straightforward.
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Context
01The company designs, makes and installs made-to-measure furniture across Chorzów and neighbouring cities. The website needed to explain the service clearly, show completed projects and provide an obvious route to contact.
The site needed room for service pages, project galleries, location pages and articles, so it was planned as a content system rather than a single landing page.
Objectives
02The priority was to make a large service offering easy to navigate, work well on phones, support search visibility and give the client control over the content.
This case study describes the work delivered. It does not claim traffic, performance or conversion gains that have not been independently measured.
Implementation
03The frontend uses React, TypeScript, Vite and Tailwind CSS. Sanity manages the structured content, and the application is deployed on Vercel.
Reusable components and content models make it easier to add services, locations, project photos and articles without rebuilding the page structure.
Search & quality
04Pages use descriptive metadata, clear internal links, location-specific service content and useful image descriptions. Performance and responsive behaviour are reviewed as the site changes.
Ongoing support
05I continue to help with content changes, new portfolio material and technical updates.
Technology
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