01 / The brief

A website that sells, not a template brochure

01The site exists, but leads still arrive through Instagram and phone calls
02Every copy change means an email to the contractor and days of waiting
03The mobile layout breaks and the page takes several seconds to load

02 / What we built

What we built

We start with research and a prototype: what a visitor must understand in the first ten seconds and where they click next. Then custom design, a Next.js build, a content panel so you can make edits yourself, and technical SEO and analytics from day one. One month of post-launch support is included in the price.

Who it's for

Companies that need the site to sell, not just exist as a template brochure.

03 / What's included

What's included

Landing pages, corporate sites and catalogues. Fast loading, responsive layouts, analytics and lead forms.

01

Research and prototype

02

Custom design

03

Next.js build

04

Content management panel

05

Technical SEO and analytics

06

One month of support

04 / How the work runs

How the work runs

The same for every package and every product — only the length of each stage changes.

01

Call and brief

We work through the problem, the constraints and the deadline. The call is free and commits you to nothing.

02

Quote and contract

We write down the scope and give a fixed quote for it. Contract signed, invoice issued.

03

Design and prototype

You see the structure and mockups before development starts — changes are cheap at this stage.

04

Build and testing

Status is visible in a shared chat and task tracker. We show work in progress rather than hiding it until delivery.

05

Launch and support

We hand over the domain, hosting, repository, design files and documentation. Then support under contract.

05 / FAQ

Frequently asked

How is the price set, and can it be fixed?

After the brief we write down the scope and give a fixed quote for it. While the scope holds, the price holds. New requests are quoted separately and agreed in writing.

How does payment work?

Under contract: usually 50% up front and 50% on delivery; larger projects are split into stages. Payment by invoice, with closing documents provided.

Who owns the site and the source code?

You do. After payment we hand over the domain, hosting, repository, design files and documentation. You can continue with us or with any other team.

What does support include?

Dedicated hours each month for edits, updates and security, backups, uptime monitoring, and a reply within one business day.

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