Bartek Makowski

The goal was to create an integration between WooCommerce and their API server for free key registration for their famous editor TinyMCE and paid subscription for it's add-ons.

Used: WordPress, WooCommerce, and Subscriptions.

Customized a WooCommerce store with subscriptions.

Key features:
• Different shipping rates (flat, from carriers - FedEx, USPS).
• Supports different tax areas.
• Tax-exempt organizations (custom-built).
• Different payment options (Stripe, cash, check, invoice, or a free giveaway).
• Ability to order subscription in different languages.
• Different shipping rates per different products.
• ShipStation integration with custom tags and filters.
• Custom packaging rules for subscription items (custom-built).
• Welcome items for new orders (custom-built).
• Backorders (custom extension for synchronization with ShipStation).
• Monthly subscriptions (custom-built).
• Upfront paid subscriptions.
• Admin manual phone orders for regular and subscription items.
• Editing subscription orders (monthly and upfront).

The project is still in development. It will go live soon.

Punto Destino is an extraordinary company based in Mexico City that designs, builds, and sells luxury condominiums. The challenge was to communicate the beauty and uniqueness of their properties with not only an attractive web design, but flawless functionality on desktop and mobile devices.

The goal for this website was to showcase Punto Destino’s high-end property listings and to communicate their brand identity. It was imperative that their website provided prospective buyers with property information in a clean, and stylish manner befitting their contemporary aesthetic.


Technology used: WordPress, HTML, PHP, CSS, and Foundation 5.

Custom WordPress theme and site development.

Technology used: WordPress, HTML, PHP, and CSS.

A modification of a Canvas theme to make universal theme for a university.

Technology used: WordPress, HTML, PHP, and CSS.

360Heros is transforming the end-to-end experience of creating and interacting with 360 video gear, software, and playback options.

This client needed a website that showcased their video gear, such as camera holders, as well as accessories and 360 video software. The main goal of the website design and functionality was to attract prospective clients and provide much-needed information to current ones.

Company website: http://360heros.com

Technology used: WordPress, a custom-coded PHP application, and Amazon S3 storage.

It's a video hosting center: http://video.360heros.com

A company website. Worked on building 2 versions of the website. The first version existed in 2014/2015, and the version began in 2016.

Technology used: WordPress, Foundation 6, and HTML5 video.

An online application for the pharmaceutical industry.

My role:
• Lead developer of a team of 6-10.
• Communication with client.
• Front-end coding from the design files.
• Back-end development.
• Code reviewing and refactoring.
• Problem resolving.
• Technical support.

The project consists various of elements and modules:
• Multi-level sign-up forms.
• User management (login, signing-in).
• Multimedia (video library).
• AJAX calendars (months, days).
• Email notifications and reminders.
• Document generation (PDF, VCS, ICS).
• Data storage.
• Generation of reports (XLS, CSV).
• Performance optimization.
• Invitations and requests.
• Content management system.
• Browser compatibility.
• reCAPTCHA codes.
• Social media sharing.
• Mobile optimization (iOS).
• Integration of external libraries from different providers such as Adobe.

Technologies used: PHP, MySQL, LAMP, HTML 4&5, CSS 2&3, jQuery, JavaScript, Ajax, SVN, ORM, CRON, Adobe Connect, Linux Administration, Cloud Hosting, Google Analytics, GIMP, Photoshop, NetBeans, and VirtualBox.

Framework: Kohana 2

Libraries: ORM, Swift Mailer, mPDF, PHPExcel, jQuery UI, Flowplayer, nyroModal, SWFObject, and TinyMCE.