Websites for businesses

What you get with your website

• a design tailored to your brand and industry,
• responsiveness: phone, tablet and desktop,
• technical SEO: titles and descriptions, headings, structured data, a sitemap, redirects from old addresses,
• performance: lightweight images in modern formats and fast loading,
• analytics and a GDPR-compliant cookie consent banner,
• domain setup, an SSL certificate and publishing on the server.

Page speed is SEO too

Google rates pages, among other things, by the Core Web Vitals: how quickly the main content appears (LCP), how quickly the page responds to clicks (INP) and whether elements jump around while loading (CLS). A slow site loses visitors before they get to read the offer – especially on phones and weak connections.

That's why we look after performance from the start: we compress images, load only what's needed and check the results in tools such as Lighthouse and PageSpeed Insights.

WordPress or a site without a CMS?

WordPress works well when you update content often yourself – adding posts, changing the offer or a gallery. A static site or one built in Next.js is faster, more secure and cheaper to maintain when content changes less often. We help you choose the solution that fits how you'll actually use it.

How a website is made

1. Conversation – what you do, who your customers are and what they should do after landing on the site.
2. Structure and design – the page layout, content and visual design for your approval.
3. Build – coding, connecting the CMS, analytics and forms, testing on different devices.
4. Launch – domain, SSL, redirects, submitting the sitemap to Google Search Console.
5. Support – updates, content changes and extensions as the business grows.

A website is a good start, but if customers need to sign in, book appointments or place orders, you need a web app.