WordPress runs 40.7 % of all websites in the world. Joomla runs 1.1 %. A fortyfold difference. And yet the site you are reading right now is built on Joomla, and I still think that was the right call. There is no contradiction here. We build client sites on different platforms — WordPress, Joomla and others — so I have nothing to defend. What follows is an honest comparison: where WordPress wins so clearly there is nothing to argue about, where Joomla is genuinely stronger, and why the choice of platform affects the outcome far less than people assume.

On 8 September 2026 our website gained nineteen new articles in four languages — with structured data, language links and meta tags. In a single working day. They were not written by a copywriter or by a turnkey text generator: they are the result of a setup we spent six weeks assembling — Claude connected to a live Joomla installation through five different access channels. Below is an honest account of that setup: what it consists of, why one channel turned out not to be enough, what it genuinely speeds up and what it does not, and the two incidents it cost us along the way. No talk of...

A company website in Poland is not just design and copy. There is a set of things that must be on it: company details in a defined scope, a privacy policy, a cookie consent that actually works, and for a shop a set of terms as well. Missing the first group is an offence punishable by a fine; breaches on the data side draw UODO sanctions, which in Polish practice have run from 10,000 to 50,000 zł for small shops. Below is a checklist without the legal phrasing: what exactly belongs on the site, how the requirements differ for a sole trader and for a limited company, why an "Accept" button...

Customers scroll through ten blue links less and less. They ask ChatGPT "who builds websites in Warsaw", or they see Google's ready-made answer above the results — and they call one of the firms it named. If you are not among them, you did not lose on rankings: you simply were not in the answer, and the person never found out you existed. Below is a way to check this yourself in half an hour, with no tools and no agency: five questions to ask about your own market, what to write down in the answers, and what to do with the result. Plus an honest look at why you are not being named, and how...

KSeF is discussed as an accounting topic, but most of the work lands on the website. It is the shop that has to recognise whether a business or a consumer is buying, collect the NIP tax number somewhere it can actually be used, and pass the data to the system that will issue the invoice. Skip that, and your accountant ends up with orders no e-invoice can be issued from. Below is the technical side: who is covered and from when, why February 2026 affects even the smallest firms, how the 10,000 zł threshold is really counted, where the NIP field belongs in a checkout form, and how the B2B...

Since 28 June 2025 Poland has had a law that requires some companies to make their websites usable by people with disabilities. The fine goes up to ten times the average national salary, and for larger turnovers up to 10% of annual revenue. PFRON supervises compliance, and an inspection can start with nothing more than a complaint from any visitor to your site. Below is the practical breakdown: who the law covers and who it does not, and why the exemption does not always hold; what it actually demands of a website once you strip away the language of standards; the five things sites most...

On the morning of 3 September 2026 the owner of savuk.eu came to me with an ordinary complaint: “Google shows some nonsense for my site.” The site itself opened normally — no browser warnings, no visible traces. By the evening I had deleted 777 foreign files from it, and the oldest backdoor turned out to be dated December 2022. The infection had lived on the site for almost four years, and nobody had noticed it the whole time. Below is a breakdown of a real case: what the Japanese keyword hack looks like from the inside, why restoring a backup does not help, which detail almost convinced me...

People no longer scroll through ten links: they ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI and get a single answer naming two or three companies. GEO optimization makes sure yours is one of them. We will check for free what the assistants say about you right now.

Most websites never get steady traffic from search: Google states plainly that even a technically sound page is not guaranteed to be indexed. Building a site is not enough — it has to be made visible. SEO promotion brings a business out of the digital shadow and delivers customers at the moment they are already looking for your services. We do search engine optimization and website promotion for companies in Poland and the European Union — from the technical audit to positions that hold in Google.