Plenty of sites look finished and are miserable to own: nobody can edit them, updates break things, and the original developer is unreachable. WebAktive builds for the years after launch, not just the launch.
What we build
- marketing sites and content-driven websites
- e-commerce storefronts
- custom content systems the client team can operate
- web applications and internal tools
- integrations with CRMs, booking systems and payment providers
Performance is built in, not tuned in afterwards
Core Web Vitals are decided by architecture, not by a plugin installed at the end. We control what ships: image formats and sizes, font loading, how much JavaScript is needed before the page is usable, and what can be deferred entirely.
Fonts on this very site are self-hosted rather than pulled from a third party, which is both faster and avoids sending visitor IP addresses to another company before consent exists.
Security and maintenance
Dependencies are chosen with maintenance in mind. A package that saves ten minutes of work and adds a decade of update obligations is usually a bad trade. Forms are validated server-side, secrets never live in the repository, and administrative surfaces sit behind real authentication rather than an obscure URL.
Content systems people actually use
If the team cannot publish without calling us, the build failed. We shape the editing experience around the content that really changes: event dates, prices, staff, case studies. Fields are named in the client language, not the framework one.
Handover
Code, design and working accounts remain with the client under the contract. Domains, advertising accounts and analytics stay under client control throughout. You should be able to hire someone else and hand them a repository that makes sense.
FAQ
Which stack do you use?
Whatever suits the project and your ability to maintain it. That is often a static or lightly dynamic build for marketing sites, and a conventional framework for applications.
Can you work with our existing codebase?
Usually. We review it first and tell you honestly whether extending it or replacing it is better value.
Do you provide support after launch?
Yes, as an agreed maintenance arrangement covering updates, monitoring and fixes.