2014
First taste of code
Imagine Logo at school made software feel tangible for the first time.
Independent web analytics specialist
I am Branislav Mateáš, an independent digital analyst and developer based in Brno.

I started coding at school, then learned through commercial web projects and Flutter development. Building software gave me a useful instinct: inspect the implementation before trusting the interface.
At a UX agency, web analytics became the point where technology and business context met. I worked across GA4, GTM, BigQuery, Looker Studio, consent, and measurement strategy for enterprise clients.
Today I work independently and study Computer Science and Information Studies in parallel. The combination keeps both the technical system and the people using its evidence in view.
2014
Imagine Logo at school made software feel tangible for the first time.
2018
HTML, CSS, PHP, and a WordPress project turned curiosity into client work.
2020
Flutter and Dart taught me to think in components, state, and shipped products.
2022
A UX agency connected code, data, user behavior, and business questions.
2023
I led analytics implementations and expanded into project ownership.
2024
Freelance work now runs alongside Computer Science and Information Studies.
Working principles
A metric matters only when it changes a decision. Every analysis needs a clear question and an honest interpretation.
I only recommend work I can explain, test, and maintain. Reliable delivery matters more than a polished promise.
Consent and data quality belong in the same system. Cleaner privacy choices usually produce better measurement too.
The interests that keep curiosity useful outside client work.
FC Barcelona, expected goals, passing networks, and the tactical ideas behind the numbers.
FIDE rapid 1592 and a preference for quiet moves that change the whole position.
Learning light, framing, and patience with a Canon R100, one walk at a time.
Language, history, food, and a technology ecosystem that challenges a Western default view.
Fast feedback, changing hypotheses, and just enough competition.
I was born in Oravská Lesná, one of the coldest villages in Slovakia.
Bring the setup, the question, or the result that does not quite make sense.