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Case study - Kamieniarstwo Głowacz

A stonemason's site that guides families to the right monument

A site for Kamieniarstwo Głowacz in Raciborz - a family workshop with a tradition since 1978. A monument catalogue in four categories, the workshop's history, news and simple contact with a free quote.

The Kamieniarstwo Głowacz site on a MacBook screen - kamieniarstwo-glowacz.pl live
1978year founded, family tradition
4monument categories in the catalogue
2monument showrooms in Raciborz
WCAGaccessibility tools on the site
The challenge

Choosing a monument is a decision families make in a difficult time

Kamieniarstwo Głowacz is a family workshop with a tradition going back to 1978, now based in Raciborz on Cecylii street. Here they make monuments, plaques and stone elements - created with precision and respect for the material.

In this trade decisions are almost never made in a hurry. A family wants to calmly look at the designs first, get to know the workshop and know where to turn. So we built a site that presents the craft with dignity and leads to contact without pressure - with a monument catalogue, the workshop's history and a simple path to a free quote.

Kamieniarstwo Głowacz emblem - established 1978
Monument catalogue

Four monument categories, each with a gallery

We arranged the offering into clear categories, so a family quickly finds the type of monument they are interested in and sees real examples before visiting the showroom.

  • Double monuments
  • Single modern monuments
  • Single traditional monuments
  • Urn monuments
catalogue by category
Doublegallery of work
Single moderngallery of work
Single traditionalgallery of work
Urngallery of work
Tradition and trust

A family workshop's long history

For such a personal choice, trust matters. A separate section tells the workshop's story - from family beginnings in 1978, through the move to Raciborz, to today's showrooms - and shows that real, long-standing craft stands behind the site.

  • Family tradition since 1978
  • About and Workshop history sections
  • Two monument showrooms in Raciborz
  • Craft, experience and respect for the material
about the workshop
Year founded1978
PremisesRaciborz, Cecylii
ShowroomsOcicka + Cecylii
Craftgenerational
Contact and quote

A free quote and news close at hand

A family must easily know where to call and how to ask for a quote. Contact details, showroom locations and a clear invitation to a free quote are right up front, while news lets the workshop share updates and offers.

  • A clear invitation to a free quote
  • Phone, e-mail and showroom locations
  • A News section with current information
  • A readable layout on phone and desktop
contact and quote
Free quoteup front
Phone and e-mailvisible
Showroom locationson the map
Newskept current
Accessibility

A site accessible to everyone

Stonemasonry services are often used by older people. So we equipped the site with accessibility tools - text enlargement, contrast modes and a reading mode - so everyone can calmly browse the offer. The same digital accessibility (the WCAG standard) is now a legal requirement for public-institution sites and increasingly an edge for businesses - we will build it the same way for a town office, a school or a clinic.

  • Text and spacing enlargement
  • High-contrast and monochrome modes
  • Highlighting links and headings
  • Reading mode and screen reader
accessibility tools
Enlarge textyes
High contrastyes
Reading modeyes
Highlight linksyes
Result

A dignified showcase for craft with a long tradition

A monument catalogue, the workshop's history and simple contact in one calm place. A family can look at the designs and ask for a quote before visiting the showroom, and the workshop presents its craft with respect.

1978family stonemasonry tradition, shown with respect.
4monument categories, each with a gallery of real work.
WCAGbuilt-in accessibility tools for older visitors.

We will build a site like this
for your business

A catalogue, history, news, accessibility and simple contact - we shape the scope around what your business really does and who you want to attract.

Frequently asked questions
What did you build for Kamieniarstwo Głowacz?

A company site for a family stonemasonry workshop: a monument catalogue in four categories (double, single modern, single traditional and urn) with galleries, About and Workshop history sections, news, contact with showroom locations and an invitation to a free quote, plus built-in accessibility tools.

Can the workshop update the site itself?

Yes. The site runs on a popular content management system, so the workshop adds news, changes offers and information itself, without knowing any code and without involving an agency every time.

Why split the monument catalogue into categories?

Choosing a monument is a personal decision and rarely made in a hurry. Clear categories with galleries let a family calmly look at the designs at home and come to the showroom with a specific idea, instead of browsing everything on site.

What is the site built on?

On WordPress - at the client's request, since they know the system and manage the content comfortably themselves. We always match the technology to the client: where speed matters most, we build in pure HTML - ready-made, lightweight pages with no database.

Will you build an accessible (WCAG) site for a public office or institution?

Yes. For public institutions, digital accessibility to the WCAG 2.1 AA standard is a legal requirement, and for businesses it is simply good practice and better visibility in Google. We build sites with screen readers, contrast, text enlargement and keyboard navigation in mind, so they meet these guidelines and are comfortable for everyone.

Will you build a site for a local business or craftsman?

Yes. A clear catalogue, company history, news and simple contact work in many local trades - from crafts and services to retail. The easiest way to start is a short conversation or a no-obligation quote.

How much does a project like this cost?

The price depends on the scope: the number of subpages and categories, how extensive the catalogue and galleries should be, and how content is managed. The best step is to fill in the quote form - you describe what you need, and we come back with a concrete proposal and cost.