A digital showroom for an artisan joinery studio
- Kerno
- katalog
- Design
- 2025
goal
Kerno is a door and staircase brand from Poland's Podlasie region, combining craftsmanship with contemporary design. Our task was to create a platform that presents its products and makes it easier to connect with clients.
attention to detail
Large photographs bring the precision of the workmanship and the quality of the materials into focus.
information architecture
We organised the extensive range into clear main categories to make browsing easier.
professional resources
A dedicated area gives architects and interior designers access to organised downloadable materials.
a shorter enquiry process
Product-specific forms allow customers to request a quote directly from the product page.
design
design
- Figma
- Mobile First
- Prototype
We set out to create a space that fully reflects the character of a brand that combines a love of tradition with minimalist design.
The key was a minimalist, clear and elegant style. It lets the products catch the eye while the site itself does not distract the user.
We designed well-thought-out navigation that leads simply to the product range and the portfolio of completed projects - so the site naturally encourages visitors to get in touch.
development
cms
- WordPress
- ACF
front-end
- HTML5
- CSS3
- SCSS
- JavaScript
We developed a fast, fully responsive website for desktop and mobile devices. Quick search and a wishlist make navigation easier, allowing customers and architects to save and compare catalogue products.
We automated features that build trust in the brand: the platform fetches the latest Google reviews and displays an up-to-date Instagram feed. This keeps content current without requiring manual updates from the Kerno team.
results
see also
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- 2025
- corporate website
A series of landing pages for a software distributor
Trimlogic
- 2024
- landing page
What you need to know before we start
How much does a website cost?
It depends on the scope: a landing page, a corporate site and a shop with integrations are three different projects. After a short call we send a price range and a scope proposal, and only then a quote.
How long does a project take?
A landing page takes two to four weeks, a corporate site six to ten, a shop with integrations three months and up. The schedule goes out with the quote and we report progress every week.
Do you take over existing sites and shops?
Yes. We start with a technical audit, list what needs fixing first, and take over maintenance once we both know what we are dealing with.
What does working together look like?
Discovery, design, build, tests, launch, and then care. You have one contact person and access to the panel where you can see the project status.
Do you offer an SLA and support after launch?
Yes. Maintenance packages include reaction times, updates, backups and monitoring. Scope and reaction times are set in the contract.
Do you help meet WCAG and EAA requirements?
Yes, this is one of our specialities. We run accessibility audits, remediate sites and shops, and provide the dockaccess.org widget.
How do we communicate during a project?
By whatever works for you: e-mail, Slack, Mattermost or a weekly call. Decisions land in writing so nothing depends on someone remembering a conversation.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes, before the first technical conversation if you prefer.
Do you work with clients abroad?
Yes. We work in Polish and English, and we deliver projects for clients across Europe.
Where is the best place to start?
With a short conversation. You do not need a finished specification or a clear idea of the solution you need. Tell us about your business, the challenges you have and the goals you want to reach.
During the call we will help you set the direction and propose the next steps.
Still looking for an answer?
We are outside working hours right now. Use the contact form, or come back to the chat tomorrow between 8:00 and 18:00 Polish time.
