About us

My story in the web industry began in 2005, in a way that was quite different from what I would later do professionally. At that time, I was passionate about FIFA and decided to organize an online championship for the gaming community.

The championship had grown to 3 divisions, each consisting of 20 players, and as the number of participants increased, it became increasingly difficult to manage the results, standings, match schedule, and all the information needed to organize the competition manually. I needed a solution that would centralize all this information and make it easily accessible to participants. That’s how I ended up building my first website.

At first, I didn’t think that project would become the starting point for what I do today. I was simply trying to solve a specific problem: to create a place where players could view the standings, match results, upcoming rounds, and championship information. However, while working on that site, I discovered that I really enjoyed the entire web development process. It wasn’t just about how a website looked, but especially about being able to build something functional from scratch and see how an idea could become a project that people actually used.

After the first project, other websites and new challenges followed. I started working on increasingly complex projects and discovering different technologies and platforms.

Over time, I have focused primarily on WordPress and WooCommerce, but I have continued working with PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and custom solutions as well.

I have created showcase websites, online stores, service pages, management systems, and various features specially developed to meet the needs of each project.

One thing I noticed from the very beginning is that two businesses may seemingly have the same need—for example, a company website—but the right solution for each can be completely different.

That’s why I don’t like to view a project merely as a website that needs to be built. I first try to understand what that website needs to do, who it is intended for, and what problem it needs to solve.

Today, after approximately 20 years of experience in the web field, I have worked on projects across numerous industries with very different requirements.

Technologies have changed enormously from 2005 to today. Websites have become more complex, users have different expectations, and speed, security, mobile optimization, and search engine visibility have become essential elements.

What has not changed, however, is the way I approach a project.

I still enjoy starting from an idea, a need, or a problem and building a solution that works as well as possible.

The experience I’ve accumulated over time helps me view a website not only from a design perspective, but also from a technical, performance, management, and future development standpoint.

DiviziaTM emerged as a natural continuation of the experience accumulated over the years.

Through DiviziaTM Media Design, I aim to provide web services in the most direct and transparent manner possible. The client communicates with the person who analyzes the project, develops the solution, and actually implements the necessary functionalities.

I believe this makes collaboration simpler and enables faster adaptation to the requirements of each project. I am not only aiming to launch a website. The goal is to build a solution that can be used and developed over the long term.

That is why I pay attention to the website’s design and structure, loading speed, management, search engine optimization, and possibilities for further development.

Even though today’s technologies and projects are far more complex than my first website for the FIFA championship, the motivation has remained largely the same.

I like building things and finding solutions.

A project initially created out of necessity paved the way for me into web development and, later, toward what it is today. DiviziaTM Media Design.