I build accessible WordPress, Drupal and Next.js websites and web systems for public institutions and the organisations that serve them. I run Tobalt, a web development company in Kaunas, Lithuania (since 2018).
I build accessible WordPress, Drupal and Next.js websites and web systems for public institutions and the organisations that serve them. I run Tobalt, a web development company in Kaunas, Lithuania (since 2018).
What I do
Clients include Telecentras, the Maironis Museum of Lithuanian Literature, Kaunas City Museum, Vilnius City Housing and Kauno vandenys. Fixed price for an agreed scope.
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Kauno vandenys is the water supply company for the Kaunas region. I built a WordPress website that tells residents about water supply services and the company's work, with the most important announcements and the most common questions easy to reach. The structure was designed so people find answers without calling customer service. Case study: https://www.twine.net/signin
Sava is a volunteering platform. I built the web application and its online training module, which lets organisations onboard and train volunteers online and manage their everyday processes in one place instead of spreadsheets and email. The work covered product design, development, integrations and support during launch. Case study: https://www.twine.net/signin
Elektrėnai Bus Park runs public transport and several side services: bus and premises rental, a car park, advertising spaces and vehicle servicing. I built a WordPress website where passengers find routes and ticket information first, and every other service has its own clear section. Content is also available in easy-to-read language and in Lithuanian sign language. The site uses a route and timetable search module and meets WCAG 2.1 AA. Case study: https://www.twine.net/signin
Kaišiadorių paslaugos is a municipal services company in Kaišiadorys, Lithuania. Residents mostly come to its website for one thing: when does the bus leave, and when is a service open. I designed and built a new WordPress website around that question, with a clear structure, timetables that are easy to find on any device, and a route and timetable search module, so passengers plan trips without calling the office. Built to WCAG 2.1 AA and maintained after launch. Case study: https://www.twine.net/signin
Kaunas City Museum tells the history of the city across several locations. I created a new design reflecting the character of Kaunas and the museum's identity, and built a WordPress website with navigation that goes straight to exhibitions, events and visiting information. Accessibility was part of the design from the first prototype: the website meets WCAG 2.1 AA so every visitor can use it. Case study: https://www.twine.net/signin
The Maironis Museum of Lithuanian Literature in Kaunas has several branches, a busy events programme and exhibitions. I built an accessible WordPress website for visitors (WCAG 2.1 AA) that brings together visiting information for every branch, an events calendar, exhibitions and an online shop. Visitors plan a visit and buy in one place, and the museum team updates everything themselves. Case study: https://www.twine.net/signin
Vilnius City Housing manages municipal housing for Vilnius residents. I designed a design system and built a website where tenants and applicants find information and services quickly on any device, tested against WCAG 2.1 AA. I also added an AI chat assistant that answers residents in 1-2 seconds from 393 indexed pieces of the organisation's own content and refuses questions it has no source for, so it never invents answers about housing rules. Case study: https://www.twine.net/signin
Telecentras (Lithuanian Radio and Television Centre) is a national infrastructure company that also runs the Vilnius TV Tower. I brought the company's services, the TV Tower and news into one accessible WordPress website (WCAG 2.1 AA). The hardest part was the migration: 1,097 media files and 277 posts moved with automated checks, and all 249 existing addresses kept working, so no links from search engines or partners broke. Case study: https://www.twine.net/signin
I run Tobalt, a web development company in Kaunas, Lithuania, building accessible WordPress, Drupal and Next.js websites and web systems for public institutions: municipal companies, museums, cultural, healthcare and public-transport organisations. Clients include Telecentras / Vilnius TV Tower, the Maironis Museum, Kaunas City Museum and Vilnius City Housing. Every site is built and tested to WCAG 2.1 AA / EN 301 549.
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