WizzDev has recently changed the location of its development office.
You can now find us at Reymonta 5/3 in Poznan.
Apart from the much bigger space available for us allowing for a more convenient work environment, we have also decided to give the building a fresh new look.
That is why we have decided to install a couple of new banners for much better brand visibility and awareness.
We hope you like them. They do look pretty, don’t they?
Don’t forget to scan our QR code!
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