A few finished projects
Eight websites and systems — a page each on what they do, and a link to see them. What makes this list is live at its own address and still in my care — not something I only touched once. So this is a part of my work, not the whole list.
- Mátyásföld Klinika — the website of a private clinic. Twenty-two specialties, over a hundred priced services, twenty staff — and an admin where all of it is edited from a sheet.
- BetSector — a subscription content service. After payment the invoice and the entry link arrive at once; on expiry the system removes the member on its own.
- Gramofon — the website and archive of a music magazine. Thirty volumes in one place, searchable — going back to 1996. Articles, images and the full issue archive, with an editor interface.
- Fügeterasz — the website of a holiday rental in balatonfüred. The house, seven locations and what is on nearby — with content refreshed each season.
- Rókahegyi út 34 — a showcase page for selling one property. Description, floor plans, renders — and the current state of construction, dated.
- Cs&P Klíma — the website of an hvac company. Website, Google Business Profile and a paid campaign — built in that order. The site presents the services and the contact details; the campaign brings people here.
- Beyond Research — the website of a market research company. Introduction, services and contact in one place. A statically built site that has been running steadily on its own since 2023.
- Flatman Ingatlan — the website of a real estate business. A bilingual introduction site, built on an industry theme. The listings are refreshed when the business calls for it — the structure is shaped for that.
Why the case study is separate
This list is about the finished sites: what they do, what they are for, where to see them. Not about the work — that is in the case studies, without client names.
The two are deliberately not linked. I respect my clients' personality rights: the details of an engagement — how it went, what was hard, what was decided — do not belong next to their name. So the case study is about what others can learn from, and this list is about what got built.
What makes this list, and what does not
There is more work behind me than there are pages here, because two things have to be true at once. The site has to be live at its own address, and it has to be still in my care. A reference is worth what you can actually look at — and I can claim only as much as I still answer for.
Anything that never went live, that has since been taken down, that is still being built, or that was a one-off intervention on someone else's system is missing from this list.
The work itself does not disappear with it: the case studies include the ones with no live address. They are not about the finished product but about what happened along the way — and that does not require the site to be running today.