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Trakbud

Trak-Bud is a sawmill in Brzozów that produces structural timber and roof trusses, builds timber structures and delivers to the site. I designed its website: a home page with the services, six products, common questions and a gallery, pages about the company and the offer, and a contact page with a form for quotes.

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Client: Trak-Bud
My role: Web design
Year: 2026
Scope: Products and services / Common questions / Quote form

The Trak-Bud home page in a browser window, logs in a forest behind the heading Structural timber and roof trusses and a red button for a quote in the corner, next to the same page on a phone, on a black background — Fig. 01The home page in a browser window and on a phone.

Notes

A sawmill sells to people who already know what they need: a roof truss to a drawing, squared timber of a given length, boards. So the home page works like a counter. It says what the sawmill produces, shows the six products as photographs with a line each, and answers the questions that come before every order. A red button for a quote sits in the top corner of every page. The look is dark and plain, with wood as the only decoration.

The products in a browser window, the heading Our products above six photographs of timber with a name and a line of text on each, from a roof truss to formwork boards — Fig. 02Left: six products, each a photograph and one line. Right: the company in three figures on a phone.

The section about the company on a phone, a heading about reliability that begins with wood, a paragraph and three large figures for daily output, certified timber and the longest element — Fig. 02Left: six products, each a photograph and one line. Right: the company in three figures on a phone.

Design decision

A quote that starts with the drawing

Timber is cut to a project, so a price needs dimensions. The list of questions says so first: yes, the sawmill works from a drawing or a list of materials. The form then asks what the enquiry is about, prompts for dimensions, quantities and a date, and takes a file, so the drawing arrives with the first message.

The common questions in a browser window, a dark section with ten questions in two columns and the first one open, next to the same list on a phone — The questions that come before an order.

The contact page in a browser window, the address and phone numbers on the left and a form on the right with fields for the name, the phone, the e-mail, the subject and the message, a button to choose files and a red button to send, next to the same page on a phone — The form takes a file with the enquiry.

The services in a browser window, a dark heading about sawmill and building services above three photographs for timber production, timber structures and transport, next to the same section on a phone — Fig. 03The services in a browser window and on a phone.