Service 01 / 07 — Web Development
Your website is either your hardest-working salesperson or your most expensive brochure. We build the first kind: custom websites and web applications that load in around a second, rank for the searches your buyers actually type, and turn visits into inquiries you can count.
No page builders. No recycled templates. Clean code you own, a CMS your team actually uses, and a number agreed before we write a single line.
Sound familiar?
Maybe the site takes four seconds to load and you've stopped noticing, but your visitors haven't — half of them leave before the headline renders. Maybe it looks fine on your laptop and falls apart on the phone your customers are actually holding.
Or you've been through this once already: an agency that was charming until the deposit cleared, then went quiet for six weeks and delivered a template with your logo on it. Now every small change costs money and takes a fortnight.
The uncomfortable math is simple. If your site converts at 1% and a properly built one converts at 2%, you're paying for the difference every single month — you're just paying it to nobody.
What we build
Corporate sites and landing pages designed around one job: turning your traffic into qualified inquiries. Every page has a purpose and a measurable next step.
Dashboards, client portals, booking systems, internal tools — real software with authentication, roles and data, not a website pretending to be one.
Headless storefronts with a checkout that takes three taps, not five forms. Stripe and EU payment methods, inventory sync, order automation.
Edit every word, image and page yourself. We configure the CMS around how your team works — then record a walkthrough so nobody needs a manual.
Core Web Vitals in the green on a mid-range phone over 4G — measured, not promised. Speed is a ranking factor and a conversion factor; we treat it as a feature.
From WordPress or a legacy stack to a modern one without losing rankings, content or sleep. Full redirect maps, verified before and after switchover.
What working with us looks like
01
Week 1
One workshop. We map every page, feature and integration, ask the questions that surface hidden scope, and put it all in writing — pages, functionality, timeline, and a fixed price. If something isn't in the document, it isn't ambiguous later; it's a conversation, not an invoice.
You walk away with
A written scope and a fixed quote that won't move.
02
Weeks 2–3
We design the screens that matter first — home, key pages, mobile views — and hand you a clickable prototype, because nobody can judge a website from a flat picture. Copy drafts come with it; a beautiful layout full of lorem ipsum is a decision postponed.
You walk away with
A prototype you've tapped through and approved.
03
Weeks 3–6
You get a private staging link that updates as we work — check it Friday afternoons, or every hour if you like. The CMS gets wired in, SEO structure and analytics go in with the code instead of being bolted on after, and every device we can get our hands on gets tested.
You walk away with
A staging site you've already been using for weeks.
04
Week 7
Launch is a checklist, not a ceremony: redirect map executed, DNS switched at low-traffic hours, SSL, monitoring and backups armed, Search Console fed the new sitemap. We watch the metrics live while it happens. Most launches are boring. That's the point.
You walk away with
A live site and a launch report you can read in five minutes.
05
Included
The month after launch is where sites are won: we watch Core Web Vitals and Search Console daily, fix what the real world finds, and record the CMS handover video. After that you choose — hand us the keys for ongoing care, or run it yourself with our documentation.
You walk away with
A tuned site, documentation, and a team that still answers.
Tools, chosen on purpose
Technology choices are business decisions wearing technical clothes. Here's what we reach for on this kind of work — and why.
The framework behind Nike, OpenAI and Notion's sites. Server rendering means Google reads everything and users see content instantly — no white screens.
Catches entire categories of bugs before the code ever runs. Slightly slower to write, dramatically cheaper to maintain — your future developers will thank us.
Design tokens enforced in code, so the site still looks like the design system two years and three developers later.
When your project needs a database, it gets the boring, battle-tested one that scales — not this month's fashionable alternative.
Deployments in seconds, a global CDN by default, and EU data residency where compliance requires it.
Payments handled by the company that does payments best — cards, wallets and EU payment methods, with your revenue data in one dashboard.
At the end
Repository, accounts, domain — registered to you from day one. Leaving us should be easy; that's why nobody does.
Every page and word editable without a developer, plus a recorded walkthrough instead of a PDF nobody reads.
We target 90+ Lighthouse scores and healthy Core Web Vitals, tested on real devices — attached to the handover, not claimed in the pitch.
Analytics and conversion tracking configured, so 'is the new site working?' is a dashboard, not a debate.
Fair questions
Anything else on your mind? Ask directly — a real person answers within one business day.
A focused marketing site typically runs 3–6 weeks from kickoff to launch; web applications and e-commerce run 6–12 depending on scope. You'll have a concrete timeline in the written scope before anything starts, and a staging link throughout — so progress is something you see, not something you're told about.
Honestly: it depends on scope, which is why we scope first and quote fixed. Describe your project in two paragraphs and you'll have a written, itemized number within days — one that doesn't move once agreed. No hourly billing, no open-ended invoices, no surprises at the end.
Yes — that's non-negotiable for us. Every site ships with a CMS configured for your team: pages, text, images, blog posts, all editable without touching code. We record a handover video and stay available for questions after launch.
You do, from day one. The repository, hosting, domain and analytics are registered to your business, and full ownership transfers on final payment. We keep clients by being good, not by holding logins hostage.
Our working day spans CET into EST hours, so European clients get us all day and US clients get real overlap every afternoon. Everything lives in writing — scope, weekly updates, staging links — so decisions never wait for a meeting.
Not if it's done properly — and this is exactly where rebuilds go wrong with careless teams. We crawl your existing site, map every URL that earns traffic to its new equivalent with 301 redirects, and monitor Search Console daily for weeks after launch. Rankings tend to improve, because speed and structure improve.
The first 30 days of monitoring and fixes are included. After that, most clients move to a monthly care plan — hosting, updates, backups, small changes — while some take the documentation and run it in-house. Both are fine; the site is built to survive either choice.
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