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Sites that work — clear for visitors, fast on every device and easy for your team to keep up to date.
A good-looking website is not enough. Visitors need to understand quickly what you offer, find what they need and know how to reach you — as easily on a phone as on a computer.
We start with the goals of the site and the people it is for. We structure the content, design the pages, build the site on a content management system and prepare it for search engines from the start. After launch we take care of updates and support.
The same team that builds your website is responsible for its security and updates afterwards.
Optimised images and lean code, so you do not lose visitors to waiting.
Secure connections, regular updates and backup are part of the support.
Structure, design, build and launch — you approve each stage.
A technical foundation for SEO from the build, not as a fix afterwards.
Design, development, hosting and support — no hand-offs between providers.
Your team updates text and images on its own, without waiting for a developer.
We define the goals of the site, the audience and the content it needs.
Page structure and visual design that you approve before development.
We develop the site, move the content over and test it on different devices.
Hosting, updates, backup and changes to the site after launch.
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It depends on the number of pages, the features and how ready the content is. After the analysis you get a staged plan with a timeline for each stage, before any work starts.
Building the site and the monthly support are priced separately, and both depend on scope. After the analysis you get a concrete proposal.
Yes. The site runs on a content management system, and at launch we show your team how to update text, images and pages.
Yes. We start with a review of the site, its content and its search rankings, and suggest whether to refresh it or rebuild it, without losing what it has already achieved.
Describe the project or the challenge in a few lines — we come back with concrete steps, not a generic quote.