Professional Website Development

The problem a new website solves

Most companies do not need "a prettier site". They need a site that answers the visitor's questions faster than the competitor does: what you do, for whom, what it costs or what the price depends on, who you are and what the next step is. If those answers are hidden or missing, no amount of animation will help.

The second common problem is technical: the old site is unusable on mobile, loads slowly, cannot be found in Google, and changing a sentence requires calling a developer. A new site has to solve all three at once – the sales argument, the speed and self-service editing.

What the project includes

We build on the platform that fits your situation – WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Joomla or a custom stack. We do not push one technology: the choice depends on who will manage the content, how many integrations are needed and how the site has to grow.

The project price also includes a 3-month warranty and 3 months of free maintenance. The warranty means that bugs and defects in the delivered site are fixed at no cost for 3 months. During those same three months we keep the site maintained – updates, monitoring, backups and small fixes are part of the project. After that, maintenance continues under the website maintenance service.

• A 3-month warranty and 3 months of free maintenance with every delivered website.
• Structure and sitemap: which pages exist, in what order, and what each page is for.
• Design in your brand – not a marketplace theme shared with a thousand other companies.
• A responsive build that we test on real devices, not just by resizing a browser window.
• A technical SEO base: heading hierarchy, meta data, sitemap, robots.txt, structured data.
• AI-search readiness: clear content structure and schema so ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Overviews can cite you.
• Forms, analytics, cookie consent and GDPR texts – working on launch day, not later.
• A content management setup and a short training session so you can edit texts and images yourself.

How the project runs in practice

We start with a short content interview: who the customer is, what their first question is, what makes them pick up the phone. That produces the structure. The structure produces the design, the design produces the build. Each stage ends with an approval point – you see the result before the next stage starts, and that is where changes are cheapest.

A typical presentation site takes 2–6 weeks; a shop or an integration-heavy project takes longer. The most common cause of delay is not development but content – texts and images. That is why we agree content deadlines separately and can help write the copy when needed.

• 1. Goals and content interview – what the site must do and for whom.
• 2. Structure and prototype – page tree, sections, calls to action.
• 3. Design – the visual solution you approve before development starts.
• 4. Development and content entry.
• 5. Testing: devices, forms, speed, accessibility, SEO checks.
• 6. Launch, redirects from old URLs and Search Console setup.

What you actually receive

You receive a working site whose domain, hosting and credentials belong to you – not to the agency. We hand over administrator access, document the plugins and settings we used, and leave backups and analytics running. If you later change partners, you are not locked in.

After launch we watch indexing and errors for the first weeks: do old URLs redirect correctly, do forms deliver mail, does Search Console show broken pages. You can continue with monthly maintenance if you want – but that is a separate decision, not a condition of the project.

Who it suits – and who it does not