Nadia Slezak
I design and build websites for profesionals and small firms .
If you want to understand my working style and thinking a little more, I can audit your website for free and give you my recommendations for improvements and what works well and should be kept.
If you like the way I think about websites and work, we can discuss working together to implement those improvements.
“Nadia is is easy to work with, technology savvy, creative and full of good ideas that she is happy to share. I would highly recommend her if you are thinking about developing a website.”
“Communicating with Nadia was really simple. She was more than happy to explain what she needed and how it was going to be used (I'm a total newbie so her ability to explain the process and details really helped me feel comfortable). Nadia was really efficient at making adjustments to suit my specific needs. I really love the landing page she has created and in a short time it has made a huge difference to my business.”
Currently, I am travelling between Australia and Poland working as a web designer and developer for individuals & small businesses. I’m a self-taught web designer and developer with a big passion for creating websites that are both functional and visually engaging. My journey started back in high school when I built my very first website for my mum’s business. That project sparked a love for digital design, which quickly grew into exploring web development. Alongside my design work, I’m currently studying national security at university, which gives me a unique perspective when it comes to strategy and people and problem-solving that I bring into my projects. I chose to pursue web design outside of formal education because I believe the best way to learn is by doing. Every project I take on is an opportunity to merge my passion for design with problem-solving.
I focus on designing websites because that is where I believe businesses can build the strongest and most lasting presence. Social media can work well for some businesses, and in certain cases it might even be enough. A restaurant, for example, might thrive with only a social profile. But many businesses rely on search traffic, and for them a website is essential. Personally, when I look for products or services I use search, not social media, and I know many others do the same. To me, social media feels like it is losing momentum while websites are becoming more important again. A well-designed website that considers intent, brand, and accessibility not only performs well but also makes a business look legitimate and trustworthy.
