We build websites that show what you offer clearly, fit your company, and can keep developing after launch. Design, structure and the technical build are planned together.
Projects for industry, removalists and a specialised entertainment business: Pavel leads the development, Oleg the connection to SEO and marketing. See the projects
What a good company website has to answer
A visitor should be able to tell what you offer, who it is for, and why a conversation might be worth their time. That takes more than a modern layout. Content, images, navigation and the route to an enquiry have to fit together.
We look at your website from the point of view of the people preparing a decision. In a B2B company that might be the managing director, but also procurement, engineering or HR. They are looking for different things. A clear structure leads each of them to the right services, examples and ways to get in touch.
From requirements to a website people can use
First we collect goals, content, the functionality you want and the material that already exists. That becomes a page structure. The design is then worked out so it fits your brand and works on small and large screens alike.
What we build is set out in the quote: service pages, an enquiry function, a second language, content management or a calculator, for instance. None of those are automatic parts of every project. They are planned and tested to suit your brief.
Before sign-off we check the agreed pages and flows: navigation, links, enquiry functions. For a relaunch, the migration of the existing URLs is added. More on that: website relaunch.
SEO belongs in the planning, not just in the headings
Search engine optimisation starts with the question of which topics need their own page and which information belongs together. We plan readable headings, internal links and the technical fundamentals during the build.
That does not replace ongoing SEO work. The website gets a starting point; new search data, content and market changes may call for further adjustments later. For that we offer a separately agreed SEO retainer.
alkon: turning requirements from the shop floor into a design
For alkon, four prepared design directions were the starting point. In a meeting in person, the fitting elements were combined. Photographs from the shop floor helped make the company's work visible. A system for managing news and job listings was meant to let the team update those sections themselves.
Another project can look quite different in scope. The common thread is fitting the website to how the company actually works. See the alkon project
What you keep after the project
Handover is agreed in advance: the agreed access and the information needed to maintain the site. Usage rights, third-party licences and running costs are set out in the contract or quote.
Afterwards you can work with the editing features that were built, or agree further collaboration. Hosting and domain are separate from the development project itself. Additional changes are agreed before they are made. The breakdown in detail: services and pricing.
FAQ
How long does development take?
That depends on scope, functionality, the content that exists and sign-offs. We agree a realistic schedule after the first clarification. Short feedback loops make planning easier; one project delivered quickly is not a promise for every new one.
Do copy and images have to be ready?
No. At the start we establish what material exists and who creates or approves what is missing. Copywriting, translation and photography are added to the scope as needed.
Is an admin area possible?
Yes, where it fits the need. Together we decide which content your team should be able to edit. Managing news or job listings is a different scope from a complex customer portal.
What does the project cost?
The base website with five core pages in one language costs €2,400 one-off, including 19% VAT. That entry offer is separate from our other packages; what it includes is set out under website design and build. Larger websites and additional functionality are quoted individually. The quote describes services and payment terms; the overview is on the pricing page.
Show us what should change
An existing URL, a description of your services and your main goals are enough for a first exchange. Discuss a website project