GLK Project company website

Problem

GLK Project runs industrial and construction investments across Poland - from the concept phase through execution to supervision. But its 200-plus completed projects had nowhere to be seen before a first conversation with a client.

The second problem was practical: that portfolio grows every month. A site built once and closed would mean every new project became a support request and a wait for someone else to publish it.

Solution

We built a company site with a simple, legible structure: about, services, projects, references and contact. The dark palette with a red accent comes straight from the GLK identity - the site looks like this company rather than like a purchased template.

The heart of it is the projects section. Each entry is a card with a site photograph, location, date and a short description, and the full portfolio got its own subpage listing every investment.

On top of that came the admin panel. Publishing a new project means filling in a form - photos, title, location, date, description - and hitting publish. No call to us, no FTP uploads, no touching code.

Everything is fully responsive: the layout, navigation and galleries behave the same on a phone on site as on an office monitor.

Outcome

The company now has a presence that matches how it works, and a track record that used to be known only to returning clients is visible to anyone who lands on the site.

Most importantly, the portfolio no longer depends on us. A new project goes live the same day the GLK Project team decides to publish it.