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Building websites Gdynia

I design and build modern websites and online stores (WordPress, WooCommerce) that combine aesthetics with real business effectiveness. I focus on performance, a clear structure, technical SEO and refined UX.

The website of the veterinary clinic in Gdynia ChyloniaThe Gdańsk Tennis Academy websiteThe website of Maciej Bodal's dental practice in GdyniaThe website of Izabela Bodal's psychology practice in GdyniaThe NaszeKajaki.pl website - kayaking trips in Kashubia

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Websites for businesses from Gdynia and Tricity

My name is Dariusz Niemczak and I build websites in Gdynia - over 400 launches, each one led by me from the first conversation all the way to going live.

I design and build modern websites that combine aesthetics with real business effectiveness. I focus on performance, a clear structure, technical SEO and refined UX. A website shouldn't just look good - it should work towards your results.

I build websites from Gdynia - for companies across the Tricity and the surrounding area: Rumia, Reda and Wejherowo. I run most projects remotely, so distance is no barrier; we'll also find a time for an on-site meeting.

  • Modern design and refined UX
  • Speed optimisation and technical SEO
  • Scalability and easy project expansion
The GO-Estate website - turnkey interior finishing with a cost calculator

Scope

What I do and for whom

I build websites and online stores for companies - from a brochure site with an offer to an extensive service with a product catalogue. I work in two technologies: WordPress with WooCommerce, which I have known since 2009 and build with using Bricks, and WebloNeo - my dedicated SaaS application, on which NEO Websites are built for AEO and maximum speed.

I also take over existing WordPress sites: I clean them up after failed implementations, speed them up and develop them, instead of making you build everything from scratch.

  • Company sites and business-card pages with an offer
  • Online stores on WooCommerce
  • Rebuilds, migrations from website builders and site rescues
  • Post-launch support: updates, backups, security

What I build with

WordPress, but on Bricks

I have worked with WordPress since 2009 and have been through every popular builder: WPBakery, Divi, Elementor. Today I build in Bricks and I am not going back.

The reason is mundane. Builders from the previous era wrap every element in several extra layers of code and load their own libraries just in case. The page looks the same, but the browser has several times more work. Bricks builds from what is needed and adds nothing on spec.

The effect shows on both sides: the visitor gets a page that opens instantly, and you get an editor that does not freeze on a larger page. The same comfort of work, without paying for it in speed.

  • Clean code instead of layers: No artificial wrappers around every button and heading.
  • Fewer files to download: The site does not pull in libraries it never uses.
  • Comfortable editing after launch: You change the content yourself, without calling me about every typo.
The JOWA B2B store built on WordPress with Bricks

Measured, not quoted

Bricks vs Elementor and Divi

Below are two of my own projects from the same industry: a tennis club built in Bricks and a tennis centre built earlier in Elementor. Similar size, similar scope. Anyone can check these numbers themselves in the browser developer tools.

What the code showsElementor / DiviBricks
Files downloaded on a visit91 separate style and code files. Each is another request to the server.18 files. Five times fewer things to fetch before the page shows up.
Elements in the page code1,087 elements on a plain brochure site.572 elements for a similar amount of content.
Code nestingUp to 26 levels one inside another. The classic effect of builders that wrap everything on spec.12 levels. A flat structure that browsers and search engines read faster.
What the visitor gets out of itMore data to download and process, felt most on a phone with a weak signal.The page shows up faster, and speed is one of Google's ranking signals.

Overview

How I build a website

  1. 1

    Consultation and analysis

    I get to know your business goals, target audience and competition. Together we define the project scope, features and the visual direction of the site.

  2. 2

    Structure and design

    I create the information architecture and a graphic design tailored to your brand. I focus on clarity, usability and conversion.

  3. 3

    Implementation and optimisation

    I build the site on proven technologies. I take care of speed, security, technical SEO and responsiveness.

  4. 4

    Testing and launch

    I check that everything works correctly, optimise the details and publish the site on the server. You receive a finished, stable and scalable project.

Price and timeline

Website cost - what shapes the quote

A website is roughly a 1500-4500 zł range - it goes up with the number and complexity of subpages and any extra modules (I flag it before I add anything). A WooCommerce store starts at 4000 zł, and a NEO website on a dedicated SaaS application at 2500 zł. That is a starting point, not a rigid table - I quote your specific project individually and for free, and the full ranges for every service are in the Pricing page. The final amount depends mostly on: the number and complexity of subpages, features (store, bookings, integrations, multilingual), whether you provide ready text and photos, and the scope of care after launch.

Delivery time depends on the same factors and on how quickly materials are supplied - you get a specific schedule and quote after a short description of the project in the form, before we start anything.

Two routes

A NEO Website or WordPress?

I build both and I do not push either one upfront. WordPress is a proven standard that a huge part of the internet runs on, and it still makes sense where you need a store, a specific plugin, or where your team already knows it.

NEO Websites run on WebloNeo, my dedicated SaaS application: the page is ready before anyone opens it, and I structure the content from the start so that AI search engines can read it too. Below are the differences that show up most in practice.

A proven standard

WordPress

  • Speed : The page is rebuilt on every visit. With more plugins it slows down and needs yet more add-ons to rescue it.
  • Visibility in AI : Geared towards classic SEO. Making the content understandable to AI assistants is a separate job.
  • When to choose it : A WooCommerce store, a required plugin, or a team that knows the panel and does not want to switch.

SaaS application

NEO Website

  • Speed : The page is ready and waiting on servers close to the visitor. Full marks in Google's tests from day one.
  • Visibility in AI : Content is structured from the outset so ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity can quote it. The panel shows how many times AI crawlers visited.
  • When to choose it : You care about speed, visibility in AI search engines, and never having to deal with the technical side at all.

Proof, not promises

Example implementations

Website

Dentist in Gdynia - Maciej Bodal Dental Practice

I built the new website for Maciej Bodal's dental practice in Gdynia from scratch. Each of the six specialities - from conservative dentistry and endodontics to prosthetics and children's treatment - has its own page with a description and an indicative price range, alongside an open price list, patient advice articles and PDF materials to download. The site answers the patient's questions before they pick up the phone. It runs on the same SaaS application as the other projects: server-side rendering, a panel for editing content independently, and optimisation for search engines and AI models.

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Website

Psychologist Gdynia - Izabela Bodal | CBT, SFBT psychotherapy, ADHD and ASD diagnosis

I created a website for the Bodal Psycholog Gdynia practice. The site presents the specialist's competencies, certifications and extensive professional background, as well as an offer aimed at children, teenagers, adults, parents and couples. The site also includes a detailed description of services, pricing and an educational section in the form of a blog. Everything was designed to build trust, make getting in touch easier and support patients looking for reliable, evidence-based psychological help.

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Website

Veterinary Clinic - Gdynia Chylonia

I created a new, modern version of the website for Jarosław Bandura's veterinary clinic in Gdynia Chylonia; he is a surgeon well known across the Tricity. The site runs on WebloNeo, my SaaS application, so content is edited in a simple panel, with no plugins and no stress over updates. The design improves readability and ergonomics, introduces a visually consistent layout and preserves the clinic's character. An important element is a professional intro spot that engages the user from the very first seconds and builds trust.

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Websites in Gdynia - frequently asked questions

How much does a website cost?

Roughly: a website 1500-4500 zł, a WooCommerce store from 4000 zł, and a NEO website from 2500 zł - these are ranges, because no two sites are alike. What pushes the amount up is laid out in the "What the quote depends on" section above and in the Pricing page. Describe your project in the form - I will reply with a concrete quote and schedule before you decide.

How long does it take to build a website?

It depends on the scope: a simple company website is a different scale from a store with integrations, and what usually takes the most time is preparing the content and photos on the client's side. That's why I set the schedule individually at the pricing stage - you get concrete stages (design, implementation, testing, launch) and you know where you stand.

WordPress or a builder like Wix - which to choose?

A website builder is enough for a quick start, but it limits the technology, SEO and portability - the site stays "with them". WordPress (or, when the focus is on AI search engines, my SaaS application WebloNeo) gives full control over speed, content and data. I've worked with WordPress since 2009 and regularly take over sites that have outgrown website builders.

Do you build online stores?

Yes - I build stores on WooCommerce, from basic sales to product catalogues with integrations. A store requires more decisions than an ordinary website (payments, deliveries, inventory), so we start with a conversation about how you sell. You'll find an example of a catalogue build in the portfolio (JOWA).

Will you take care of my existing website?

Yes. I often get sites that came out of ill-considered builds - slow, hard to edit or abandoned by the previous contractor. I start with an audit: what to keep, what to fix, what to rebuild. Sometimes optimisation is enough, sometimes it pays to move the site onto a cleaner foundation - you get a recommendation with the reasoning behind it.

Service area

I work in nearby towns, too

Ready for a website that really works?

Let's talk about your project. Whether you need a new website, a redesign or optimisation - I'll propose a solution tailored to your goal and budget.

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