Pretty on the outside. Beast under the hood.
Your website needs to explain what you do, give people a reason to choose you and let you get on with work. We design the whole journey, from the first visit to everyday management.
Let’s talk about yoursTwo different problems: organising a complex offer and explaining a service the audience does not yet know.
One kit brings together hardware, software and onboarding. The website organises what is offered, what it does and how to order it: a technical offer becomes a commercial journey.
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The website explains a new system and makes room for a buyer’s questions. Its FAQ separates products, orders, billing, costs and installation.
View the complete caseWe agree the scope before building: pages, languages, integrations and the content that will need maintaining.
Page hierarchy, key journeys and copy prepared for each section.
Know what to publish and where.
Mobile layouts, reusable components and the agreed functionality.
Grow without redesigning every page.
Access, editing guidance and a launch checklist. Ongoing maintenance has a defined scope if needed.
Keep working with the website after launch.
Each phase produces something concrete to review.
Review available content, the offer and the tasks each visitor needs to complete.
Review: page map and priority journey.
Design the key screens with project copy and materials, including mobile.
Review: hierarchy, navigation and calls to action.
Build, load content and check links, forms, languages and editing.
Review: release candidate and who will maintain it.
A defined engagement
When the website exists but the offer is hard to understand or the next step gets lost. We separate what to keep, fix and build before deciding how much needs to change.
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The proposal defines the pieces, revisions, responsibilities and exclusions. Each engagement has its own scope.
Depends on the budget and the goal. Both work when they're done right; the trick is that it doesn't show.
Monthly, no lock-in. If one day it's not worth it, you walk off with the website under your arm (it's yours).
Depends what for. WordPress when you want to edit it yourself and grow without surprises; bespoke when the project truly calls for it. We'll tell you which — and why — before quoting.
It depends on what it has to do, not how many pages it has. Ask for a quote and we'll break it down line by line — no «from» with a catch.
A serious corporate site, 4 to 8 weeks. If someone promises one week, ask which part they're not planning to do.
Entirely yours: domain, hosting, code and content. No lock-ins, no hostages. If you ever leave, you take everything with you.
The technical foundation, yes: structure, speed, markup. Ongoing positioning is a different job — and a different service.
These are good starting points:
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