Websites that move business.

A business website explains your offer and collects enquiries. A landing page focuses on a campaign or service, while an online store supports product sales. We begin with your goals, available content and customer journey to choose a structure that helps visitors take a useful next step.

Cost depends on page count, languages, content and connections such as a CRM, booking system or payment provider. A scoped proposal identifies deliverables and recurring costs. The €99 price on this site applies only to the 30-minute automation audit, not website development.

Timing depends on scope, content availability and approvals. We first agree on pages, dependencies and a shared schedule. Custom integrations and migration from an existing website need additional checks. Providing texts, assets and a clear decision-maker helps avoid preventable delays.

Layouts are designed for multiple screen sizes, including readable text, touch-friendly navigation, accessible buttons and usable forms. Images and animations are adjusted for smaller screens. Review also covers important journeys, such as contacting the company or requesting a proposal.

The agreed scope can include page structure, titles, descriptions, internal links, consistent URLs, a sitemap and appropriate structured data. Content should answer a specific search need. Rankings also depend on competition, domain history and continued editorial work; a technical setup does not guarantee a position.

Yes. Each language has its own pages, navigation and metadata. Arabic requires right-to-left layouts. We plan links between language versions and translation review. Each additional language also needs ongoing content maintenance, rather than only a one-time translation.

We assess each provider’s integration options, authorised access and your customer journey. The scope identifies the data transferred, error handling and who receives enquiries. Provider subscriptions and transaction fees should be identified separately before implementation.

We inventory existing URLs, content and entry points. Retained pages are mapped to their new destinations and necessary redirects are planned. Forms, links and important pages are checked around launch. Search visibility can still fluctuate during a website migration.

At the start we identify available assets, content to create and who is responsible. Image usage rights need checking. The proposal defines delivered access, ownership and the update process so your team understands how to manage and develop the website.

Support can cover updates, fixes, form monitoring and content changes. Scope, frequency and response arrangements are agreed separately. A handover should also provide the information needed for everyday management, including who owns each connected service.