Step by Step

Education sites in Poland mostly look the same: template Wix, blue palette, stock photos. A pedagogue with 18 years of practice — an oligophrenopedagogue and typhlopedagogue working with children with autism, visual impairment and developmental delays — could not afford to look like "just another tutor". She needed a site that communicates three things from the first screen: warmth (working with young kids), competence (18 years, dual specialisation), and trust (free first consultation, transparent pricing).

A terracotta + sage palette with warm, brown-tinted shadows — no school-blue, no corporate grey. The colour reads as craft: clay, not plastic. Nunito — friendly and soft but not childish. The section flow walks a parent through a decision step by step: programme → format → about me → FAQ → pricing → WhatsApp form. Every section carries a Polish subtitle (lang="pl") — the site speaks to Russian- and Ukrainian-speaking families while respecting the context: we're in Poland. Accordions with aria-controls, skip-link, focus-visible, prefers-reduced-motion, JSON-LD EducationalOrganization — accessibility and SEO baked in from line one.

Pure HTML, CSS and vanilla JS — a single page, zero dependencies, loads instantly. The lead form sends a pre-filled message to WhatsApp: name + programme + text — no backend, no maintenance cost, no risk of a form that "didn't go through". Floating WhatsApp button with a pulse animation, scroll-reveal with stagger, a diploma modal with keyboard trap. The first project in the portfolio that is not a concept — it's a live client site published on GitHub Pages, accepting enquiries through WhatsApp.