Context
Mechanika Alternatywna needed a website that presents an engineering company credibly to B2B clients: competence, service offer, and a clear contact path. In a technical industry the site’s job is to shorten the gap between “who you are” and “write / call about collaboration”.
Goal
I designed and delivered a WordPress site that:
- presents the company profile and engineering competence,
- organises the service offer in a readable structure,
- leads to a lead / contact path without unnecessary noise.
My role
I owned design, solution design, implementation, and up to 30 days of post-launch care.
Scope
The build covered a WordPress site (Astra theme) focused on:
- presenting the company and field of work,
- service offer pages / sections,
- contact and enquiry path,
- a responsive layout and a structure the client can keep updating independently.
Approach
For B2B engineering sites I avoid decoration at the cost of clarity. I prioritise concrete information: who, what, how to contact — with a modern layout that does not bury the offer.
Challenges
- Technical language vs. clarity — the offer must sound credible to the industry while remaining readable for a decision-maker on the client side.
- Website as a sales tool, not a PDF brochure — structure and CTAs should drive contact, not only “tell the company story”.
- Maintainability after handoff — the team should update content without a developer; WordPress + Astra was a deliberate trade-off between delivery speed and editability.
Outcome
The company received a site (mech-alt.com) that combines competence presentation with offer and contact. I provided up to 30 days of post-launch care after go-live.
Stack
- WordPress — content, pages, contact
- Astra Theme — lightweight, responsive UI foundation