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Interactive agency · Bobowa, Poland

Fast websites for businesses, shops and public bodies.

We design, build and maintain sites that open instantly and work for every visitor. No heavy themes, no plugin sprawl, WCAG 2.2 accessibility as standard.

Since
March 2017
We build for
Companies, shops, councils
Standard
WCAG 2.2 AA
Express track
Live in 72 h

What we do

Two teams, one line of responsibility.

Design and code sit under one roof, in the same pair of hands. You are never passed between subcontractors, and nobody tells you it's "not our part of the project".

Full scope and indicative prices

How we work

Four stages. No budget surprises.

Scope and price are agreed before we start and put in writing. You pay for stages, not for hours you cannot see.

Stage 01

Call and quote

We ask about the goal, the audience and what isn't working today. You get scope, schedule and a fixed price.

2–3 days

Stage 02

Design

Homepage and key page mock-ups in Figma. Revisions included until the design is signed off.

1–2 weeks

Stage 03

Build

Code, content, device testing, plus an accessibility and performance audit before anything goes live.

2–5 weeks

Stage 04

Launch and care

We move the site to your server, train your team and stay on — with backups and updates.

Launch day onwards

Selected work

Sites that work every day.

Municipalities, mail-order shops, hospitality, an EU-funded project and brands selling through social commerce. Each needed something different — which is why none of them share a template.

gminagrodek.pl

Public sector

Website for the Gródek nad Dunajcem municipality: news, an events calendar and a shortcuts panel leading straight to the most-used services.

Open site

bobowskie.pl

E-commerce

Pierogi Bobowskie — a mail-order shop selling meat, vegetarian and vegan sets delivered to a parcel locker.

Open site

shophub.pl

Social commerce

ShopHub — the site of an agency that is an official TikTok Shop partner in Poland.

Open site

pixyourtrips.com

Product

Pix your Trips — a shop for personalised travel albums, assembled from the customer's own photographs.

Open site

bombapizza.pl

Hospitality

Bomba Pizza — a pizzeria in Dąbrówka and Rokietnica, with the menu and ordering handled on the site.

Open site

eu4villages.pl

EU project

A multilingual site for an EU-funded programme, with a downloads library.

Open site

All work — 13 sites

Why L4web

Four things we do differently.

Performance

Speed is a requirement, not an extra

We set a millisecond budget before the first line of code and hold it until launch. This page is the proof: plain HTML, one stylesheet, one script, no external libraries. The result is at the top of the page — measured on your device.

Accessibility

WCAG 2.2 from day one, not after an audit

Since June 2025 the European Accessibility Act also covers private companies — e-commerce, banking and transport among them. Public bodies in Poland are bound by the digital accessibility act. We design so compliance is the starting point, not an expensive retrofit.

Support

We stay after launch

Backups, updates, uptime monitoring and a named person on the phone. No ticket queue where your request disappears for three weeks.

Scope

One team instead of two suppliers

Design and code are built side by side, so the mock-up doesn't hit a technical wall halfway through the build, and the build doesn't quietly eat half of what was designed. One contract, one invoice, one phone number.

About

From Bobowa, across Poland and the EU.

We have been working since March 2017 from Bobowa in Lesser Poland. We work remotely with clients across the country and in person with the companies, schools and councils we know locally.

Bobowa is known for bobbin lace: hundreds of threads worked by hand to one pattern, so the whole thing holds without a single wasted crossing. That is a fair description of how we treat code — and where the motif running through this site comes from.

Where we work

Lesser Poland in person,
the rest remotely.

We are based in Bobowa, in the Gorlice district of Lesser Poland. Clients in the Gorlice, Nowy Sącz and Tarnów districts get us in person — for the kick-off, for training their team, for photography. Everywhere else we work remotely, and it changes neither the schedule nor the price.

These are the towns where a site of ours is running today.

Within one drive of Bobowa: Gorlice, Nowy Sącz, Grybów, Ciężkowice, Tuchów, Tarnów, Limanowa and Nowy Targ. Beyond that, we meet online.

Questions

Before you write.

How long does a website take?

A company site: 7 to 14 working days. A larger site or shop: 4 to 8 weeks. In express mode we can launch a simple site in 72 hours, provided your content is ready.

What does a website cost?

It depends on scope, not on an off-the-shelf price list. A company site starts in the low thousands of euros, an online shop higher. Scope and price are put in writing before we start — no hours added along the way.

Will the site meet WCAG 2.2 and the EAA?

Yes. Every site is built to WCAG 2.2 level AA and ships with an accessibility statement. That covers public bodies under Polish law and private companies under the European Accessibility Act, in force since June 2025.

Can I edit the content myself?

Yes. We match the editing method to the project: static HTML with a simple panel, a lightweight headless CMS, or WordPress if your team already knows it. We don't force a tool you don't want to maintain.

Do you work with public institutions?

Yes. We run municipal websites and EU-funded project sites, including accessibility statements, multilingual content and the documentation required when a grant is settled.

Will you take over a site somebody else built?

Yes, after a short audit. We check code quality, security and performance, then tell you plainly whether repair or a rebuild is cheaper.

Let's talk

Tell us what your site needs to do.
We send the quote back in two working days.

No commitment, and no six-meeting sales cycle.