DTF Warszawa — DTF and UV DTF Printing Online Shop, Poland
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DTF Warszawa (Nadruki DTF) is a print house based in Sulejówek near Warsaw that produces DTF transfers for textiles and UV DTF stickers for hard surfaces. It sells to businesses and individuals across Poland, prints on industrial multi-head printers and ships nationwide.
The challenge
DTF is priced by the running metre and the price drops with volume, which is hard to communicate on a typical product page. The shop needed to show its tiers at a glance, explain the difference between DTF and UV DTF, and let customers upload artwork and pay without emailing back and forth.
What we built
- Explainer hero: a To jest druk DTF! introduction covering automated ordering, original Kodak inks, hot-peel film and express dispatch, including orders placed by 10:00 shipped the same day.
- Three-step ordering: place an order online, upload your project file, and receive the print within 24 hours, shown as three icon cards.
- Tiered DTF price table: four cards for 58 cm film, from 38.00 zł per metre for 1–4.9 m down to 30.00 zł per metre above 50 m, with delivery charges or free shipping per tier.
- UV DTF price table: four tiers for 28 cm UV DTF, from 70.00 zł down to 55.00 zł per metre, each with its own order button.
- Why-us icons and FAQs: experience, in-house machinery, quality inks and InPost shipping, plus two accordions answering questions on minimum order, cost, turnaround and how to apply DTF or UV DTF transfers.
- Instagram gallery and footer: a pink-and-blue framed gallery of printed garments, bottles and rolls, contact details with opening hours, policy pages and payment logos.
Result
The project delivered a shop where a customer could see their per-metre price, choose DTF or UV DTF and send their file in one visit. The price tables did the job of a quote form, which cut out manual quoting for standard orders.
Design, development and on-page SEO by Eng. Mohammed Zaki — Zaki International.
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