Websites and web services
Landing pages, corporate sites, online stores, customer portals. Design, code and launch in one pair of hands.
From nothing, or from what is already there
01
Nothing exists yet
There is a business and there are customers, but no site at all. Or a social account standing in for one.
02
The contractor vanished
A site is left with no access to it and nobody who knows how it works.
03
The site is there, the enquiries are not
It opens, and that is all. What it is, who it is for and what to do next are all unclear.
04
Outgrown the builder
Five pages are fine. By the thirtieth it is manual work and a monthly bill.
From a single page to a working portal
01Landing pages
One page for one product or one campaign.
02Corporate sites
A structure that grows: sections, news, two languages.
03Online stores
Catalogue, cart, payment, order handling.
04Web services and portals
A working tool people sit in every day.
A stack any developer can take over
We choose it for the job and name it before we start. It decides what support will cost and whether you can edit the text yourself. A ready platform where one is enough; our own code where it is not.
- Sites and storesPlatforms any developer can pick up
- WordPressWooCommerceShopify
- Our own codeWhen a platform is not enough
- ReactNext.jsTypeScriptAstroNodePostgreSQLTailwindGSAP
- PaymentsWhat a store cannot work without
- LiqPayWayForPayStripePayPal
- Search and analyticsSo it is visible what works and what does not
- Google AnalyticsSearch ConsoleTag ManagerMeta Pixel
From the first call to launch
01
The call
You say what has to be done and why. The questions after that are ours to ask.
02
Prototype
How it works, before the first line of code. Changing a decision here costs hours.
03
Build
Markup, data, integrations. We show it running, not in screenshots.
04
Launch and after
Domain, mail, analytics. After launch we stay in touch.
What we do by default
These are not separate options or a line on the invoice. We work this way on every project, and you can look at it while the work is still running.
- 01Speed
- We measure Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals before launch, not after complaints.
- 02Accessibility
- We aim at WCAG 2.2 AA: readable contrast, keyboard operation, fields that say what they want.
- 03Phone
- Built from 320px and checked both in the browser and on real devices.
- 04Languages
- As many as you need. A third and a fourth use the same mechanism, with no separate site.
- 05Search
- Structure, schema, sitemap and hreflang are set up before launch.
- 06Handover
- Domain, mail, analytics and hosting are in your name. The keys are yours, not ours.
You will not have to write a brief
01
Someone who decides
One person on your side who says yes and collects the edits. When they arrive from three people at once they contradict each other, and the work has to be redone.
02
Facts, not finished copy
What you do, who for, what makes you different. We can write the text; we cannot invent the facts.
03
Photos and material
Your own photo always beats a stock one. If there is none, we generate it in your palette.
04
Access, if anything exists
Domain, hosting, accounts, the old site or app. So we do not rebuild what already works.
What people ask before the first email
How much does it cost?
It depends on what exists and what has to come out, so we work it out after a short call. A project or a stage that is clear up front gets a fixed price. Work with someone else's code, bug hunting and tasks with an undefined scope are paid hourly: nobody can price in advance what they have not seen yet.
Support and development go by a monthly package of hours. TODO(owner): exact rates and a minimum budget have not been decided.
How long does it take?
It depends on the scope. After the call we name a date and keep to it. If anything moves, you hear it straight away rather than on the delivery date.
What do I end up with?
A working site on your domain and every access to it: hosting, mail and analytics in your name.
Can I edit the text myself?
Say so on the first call. If you want to change text, pictures or news yourself, we build that in from the start, and it decides what the site runs on.
What if a site already exists?
We look at what is worth keeping. Often not all of it needs reworking, and then it is our rework and support service.
Who will actually do the work?
The people who answer your email. You talk to them directly.
Tell us what kind of site you need, and we will say where it starts
- 01A link
to the site, the mock-up or the repository, whatever exists
- 02What to change
one sentence on what should become different
- 03Who it's for
who will use it: your customers, your team, and how many