COMPLETE WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT
Custom website design and development
Brand character.
Business logic. One website.
Made.
We design, build and launch websites
that connect people and businesses.
Website journeysWhat should your customer
do next?
Choose a goal. See how it shapes your website and what the first release needs.
Complex business.
Clear proposition.
Show who you help, how you work and what proves your experience. Services, projects and answers create a route to a meaningful conversation.
Substance.Explore projects ↗
What a complete website includesLooking good
is just the beginning.
Behind every screen are structure, data and a journey. Your website needs to work equally well for customers, editors and your team.
Selected website projectsEvery business
has its own character.
Six projects from our homepage. Different goals, industries and visual languages — open a case study to see the details.
Development stagesA clear process.
Shared progress.
Every stage produces something you can review, discuss and approve. Each next step builds on an agreed result.
Find what matters.
We discuss your business, customers, existing website and constraints. We separate launch essentials from ideas for later.
RESULT / GOALS, PRIORITIES AND PROJECT SCOPEBuild the logic.
We map the structure and journeys: finding a service, comparing options and making an enquiry. We test them in prototypes before design.
RESULT / SITEMAP AND PROTOTYPESDefine the character.
We develop the visual concept, key pages and mobile layouts. We decide where motion supports the content.
RESULT / DESIGNS AND COMPONENT SYSTEMMake it work.
We build the interface, configure content management and implement agreed integrations. You review intermediate versions on a test site.
RESULT / WEBSITE READY FOR REVIEWLaunch it.
We check forms, devices, permissions, migrated data and URLs. We deploy to your domain and hand over access and instructions.
RESULT / LIVE WEBSITE AND DEVELOPMENT PLANWebsite features and integrationsWhat you see.
And everything behind it.
We define the scope of your project in the proposal. These are the areas we address when planning development.
Design and content
Structure, prototypes, a visual system and responsive pages. Copywriting, photography and graphics are estimated according to the agreed scope.
Content management
Fields and sections for editors, roles and instructions. Add a service, project or article without editing code.
Data and integrations
CRM, ERP, payments, delivery and customer portals. Before estimating, we identify the data, where it lives and how to handle exchange failures.
Search and analytics
Page URLs, metadata, sitemaps and analytics events within the agreed launch scope. Ongoing SEO is planned separately.
Development technologiesThe challenge first.
The technology next.
We use Laravel, Vue and databases for custom workflows. For more familiar website structures, we choose a CMS such as WordPress, MODX or 1C-Bitrix. The decision depends on the features, the maintenance team and plans for growth.
When is custom development needed?
When roles, calculations, data exchange and workflows define the product. We design the logic and data model first, then select the tools.
When is a CMS enough?
When the website centres on services, articles, projects or a standard catalogue. We check integrations, licences and ease of everyday use.
Website development costA meaningful estimate
starts with scope.
Page count alone does not determine the price. One customer portal can be more complex than a large corporate website. We assess user journeys, unique templates and connections between systems.
For a project with a limited scope.
Final pricing follows a discussion of your needs.
Support after launchThe first release.
Not the final step.
After launch, we can see what people search for, where they spend time and when they get in touch. These observations help us choose the next improvements.
We hand over access and agreed materials, and explain how to use the CMS. Bug fixes, technical support and further development are covered by the contract.
Questions about commissioning a websiteGood
questions.
Can we start without a technical specification?
Yes. Tell us about your company, audience and goal. We turn that into a structure, user journeys and a scope of work. Detailed planning is agreed separately.
How long does development take?
Timing depends on features, content readiness and approval rounds. We define the first release, then create a schedule with a result for each stage. Complex integrations and migration are assessed separately.
Can you update our existing website?
Yes. We review the current system, URLs, content and integrations. We decide what to keep and what to rebuild. A migration includes redirect planning and key page checks.
What should we prepare?
A description of your business and services, available materials, project examples, timing and budget expectations. Choose someone to gather feedback and approve decisions.
Does development include promotion?
Technical preparation for search is included in the agreed project scope. Ongoing work on content, demand, links and advertising is a separate task after launch.
Who owns the website and access?
The contract specifies how source materials, rights and access are handed over. We identify third-party licences and services so ownership terms are clear before work begins.
Discuss website developmentThe next website
is yours.
Tell us what should change
for your business after launch.