I build websites that help manufacturers and B2B businesses explain their products and receive useful quote inquiries. Online stores and AI workflow pilots are also available. Based in Łódź, Poland, I work remotely with U.S. clients, starting with a clear scope.
Product catalogs, specifications and a clear path to a quote. Plan a website around your product range, buyer questions and sales process.
Web design for manufacturersChoose your starting point. The guide helps you describe your project, compare two directions and prepare the scope for an individual quote — without sharing your email address.
Want to launch a website, store or platform? Let’s define who it is for and what belongs in the first version.
Explore a direction for your idea02 / ALREADY IN BUSINESSNeed a new website, a better store or a simpler customer journey? Let’s start with what works and what needs to change.
Plan the next step for your businessPick an example close to your idea. In the guide, change the name, audience and goal, then explore a direction, a plan and the scope for a quote.
Show what you do, who it is for and how working together looks. Customers know what to explain before getting in touch.
Give your products space and show why they are worth choosing. Guide visitors from discovering your brand to making a purchase.
Help businesses find the right product and send an inquiry with the specifications needed for a quote.
Start with one problem and one audience. Test the process first, then plan the system.
These examples show possible applications. They are starting points for your project, not completed client work or fixed-price offers.
A website should catch attention in the first seconds, explain the offer clearly and make the next step easy. That is how a project serves a business purpose.
Distinctive design, a clear offer and an easier path to an inquiry or purchase. Business websites, stores, configurators and website redesigns.
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An assistant drawing on company knowledge, or an agent carrying out agreed tasks. Start with one area: customer questions, documents or proposal drafts.
Discuss AI
Less copying between forms, email and your CRM. Organized inquiries, reminders and reports using agreed tools.
Describe your process
You do not need to rebuild your business. We choose a repetitive process, agree its scope and check whether the solution helps. Here are possible starting points.
A customer describes their needs. The system organizes the information, flags missing details and prepares a reply or proposal draft for approval.
Example scope: one form, one service knowledge base and one proposal template. Pricing and sending require approval.
An assistant finds answers in approved instructions and documents, cites its sources and passes questions to a person when information is missing.
Example scope: selected documents and team access. Permissions and knowledge updates are agreed in advance.
An agreed workflow records an inquiry, assigns a category and creates a follow-up task. You can see what needs a decision.
Example scope: one inquiry channel and one CRM. Integration depends on what your tools support.
These are implementation examples, not an AI agent running on this page. Each project starts by checking data, integrations and oversight rules.
Explore the inquiry and proposal assistant
We first define the goal, scope and tools. Before work starts, you receive a proposal covering implementation, external costs and any ongoing support. Additional work requires a separate agreement.
An interactive example for an interior design studio. Change your answers and see how general interest becomes an inquiry with useful details.
Three short choices instead of an empty “Write a message” form.
Choose a scope. See what we already know about your project before you send your first message.
This demonstrates a mechanism, not an interior design service. We can adapt a similar journey to your services or products.
I want this for my businessYaro‑Tex is owned by Michał Rosiak, the owner of MABARO Studio. Its website shows how a manufacturer’s extensive offer can become a clear journey for different customers.
Visit the Yaro‑Tex websiteFrom fabric specifications to the right contact.
A few answers help me understand your business, customers and the goal of the new website.
I propose a structure and visual language suited to your brand.
I build the website, check it on different screen sizes and we launch it together.
MABARO Studio is led by Michał Rosiak in Łódź, Poland. Your brief, questions and feedback go directly to the person responsible for your project.
We agree the scope, materials, review stages and acceptance criteria before work starts. Most feedback can be handled asynchronously; any calls are scheduled by agreement.
Project price, billing currency and payment stages are agreed in your proposal. Hosting, domains, licenses and ongoing support are identified separately.
Answer a few questions. We will use them to discuss the direction, scope and quote. After you send your inquiry, I will contact you at the email address you provide.
Prefer email? Write directly: contact@mabarostudio.com
A practical checklist for product categories, specifications and request-a-quote paths before redesigning your manufacturing website.
Read the manufacturing website checklist