Corporate sites and landing pages
Structure built around search intent, copy written against real objections, forms wired into your CRM. Not a template from a site builder.
Websites
We build websites as engineering products, not as pictures. That means predictable load times, correct semantics for search engines, keyboard accessibility, and code another team could pick up if we ever part ways.
What it includes
Online stores
Catalogue, filters, cart, payment and delivery. Integrated with your accounting system, carrier and payment provider.
Client portals and web services
Authentication, roles, paid subscriptions, internal analytics. The point where a website stops being a brochure and becomes part of the product.
Technical SEO from day one
Speed, structured data, sitemap, correct headings and canonicals. Much cheaper to do now than to retrofit in a year.
When you need this
- The current site takes more than three seconds to load
- Leads get lost between the website and the sales team
- Every small edit means filing a request with a contractor
- You need a site that can absorb paid traffic
When you do not
If there is still no clear picture of who the site is for and what a visitor should do on it, no amount of design will fix that. We start with a short conversation about the task; if it turns out you do not need a site yet, we will say so and not take your money.
Related work
How it looked in practice
FAQ
Questions we get most often
How long does it take?
Landing page — from 1 week. Corporate site — 2 to 4 weeks. Online store — 3 to 6 weeks. The timeline is fixed in the contract after the audit, not guessed on a phone call.
What do you build on?
Mostly React or Next.js — that gives speed, flexibility and a site that is not boxed in by a template. If editing content yourself matters, we add a proper admin panel. We explain the choice before starting rather than presenting it as a done deal.
Can we edit the site ourselves?
Yes. Every project is handed over with an admin panel and a short recorded walkthrough of the common edits. If your team needs training, we run that separately.
Who owns the code afterwards?
You do. The repository, domain and hosting are registered to your company from day one.
Next step
Twenty minutes of conversation: you describe the situation, we tell you what can realistically be done, in what timeframe and at what cost. No forty-slide decks.