A complete website, built from scratch, for Agrosec Polska - a supplier of grain dryers and grain-storage solutions. An extensive product catalogue, product pages that can be composed to fit each product type, launched in Polish and English.
01 · The context
A broad, technical product range that had to read clearly.
Agrosec Polska offer grain dryers and comprehensive grain transport and storage solutions - equipment from industry leaders with decades of experience behind it. A range like that only sells online if the catalogue does the work: a buyer has to find the right machine and understand it, not wade through a brochure.
They didn’t need a template with a range bolted on. They needed a complete site, built around their product offer, that could grow with it and speak to buyers in more than one language.
02 · The build
Built from scratch, around the product offer.
- A complete WordPress build, from scratch. No off-the-shelf theme forced over the catalogue. The site was designed and implemented around how Agrosec’s range is actually structured.
- Product pages you can compose. The core of the work: product pages that can be defined in many ways, so each type of equipment is presented with the fields and layout it needs rather than one rigid template for everything.
- Polish and English at launch. The site launched bilingual, with the second language treated as part of the structure rather than a translation layer added at the end. The client has since consolidated on Polish only.
Start to finish in about two months.
03 · The long haul
Built to keep running.
The site has been live and doing its job since launch. Because the product model is flexible rather than hard-coded, extending the range or reshaping a product page is content work, not a rebuild - which is exactly why it hasn’t needed one.
What we delivered
- A complete WordPress website, built from scratch.
- The visual design as well as the build, from the same desk.
- Composable product pages tuned to a broad, technical catalogue.
- A bilingual Polish and English launch (the client later kept Polish only).



