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SERVICES IN DETAIL

Five services, one continuous thread

Design, brand, content and technology are not four separate stages in four separate tools here – they are one project. This page shows exactly what each of the five areas delivers.

05Areas

01Point of contact

↓  The thread starts here

Design

Website design

A design that fits exactly one brand: yours.

Minimalist and elegant or playful and bold – every layout grows out of your content, not out of a purchased template. The first question is what visitors are supposed to do on the page; order, grid and type scale follow from that answer. Colour and imagery come last. Page-builder layouts work the other way round – which is why they all look alike.

Custom layout and design conceptA type, colour and image system instead of one-off pagesDesktop and phone drafts before a single line is built
Website design
Website design

Identity

Branding & logo

Recognition comes from repetition, not from volume.

A logo creates recognition, branding creates consistency. So it never stops at a mark: typefaces, colour values, spacing and imagery are defined so that website, quote, invoice and social post visibly belong together. Every file is handed over in open formats – the brand stays usable even if somebody else works on it one day.

Word and figurative mark as vectors, tested at every sizeColour and type definitions with fixed valuesA short style guide, readable by third parties too

Visibility

Content strategy & SEO

Being found is not luck. It is structure.

Search engine optimisation decides whether your content gets read at all. Three levels are therefore worked on at once: structure (site architecture, heading hierarchy, internal links), copy (search terms where they belong naturally) and technology (load time, structured data, clean URLs, redirects). Progress is measured with real numbers from Search Console and Core Web Vitals – not with a plugin’s traffic-light icon.

Keyword and competitor research before the first line of copyTitles, descriptions and structured data per pageMeasurable load times instead of promises
Content strategy & SEO
Content strategy & SEO

Method

Creative web design concept

Clean HTML and CSS age better than any stack of plugins.

Modern, innovative design does not need half a dozen extensions. Layout, animation and dark mode are built directly in HTML and CSS – which saves load time, keeps the attack surface small and makes the site independent of somebody else’s update cycle. Motion is used sparingly and respects the reduced-motion system setting: anyone who turned it off gets a calm page instead of a twitching one.

  1. Step 01

    Conversation & goal

    What should the site achieve, who should read it, what already exists? Result: a written scope with a fixed price.

  2. Step 02

    Structure & draft

    Site architecture, copy and layout are developed together – designs for desktop and phone go to you for sign-off.

  3. Step 03

    Build

    Clean HTML and CSS, content in place, SEO fields filled, a test run on a protected address.

  4. Step 04

    Launch & care

    Migration, redirects, measurement. After that, optional updates, backups and security checks under a maintenance plan.

Beyond

One concept – countless possibilities

A system that grows with you – instead of a rebuild in two years.

Instead of ready-made templates, a kit of your own building blocks emerges: sections, cards, forms, pricing panels. A new subpage is then a combination of existing parts rather than a fresh build – which keeps effort, cost and appearance together for good. That is precisely where the edge over competitors comes from, who start from zero with every extension.

Reusable building blocks instead of one-offsMultilingual capability planned in from the startExtensions without rebuilding the website
One concept – countless possibilities
One concept – countless possibilities

Build

Blocks that cannot fall apart

The layout is fixed in design, only the content is free. Editing without risk.

FREQUENT QUESTIONS

What usually gets asked first

How long does a new website take?

A website with five subpages usually takes two to four weeks, counted from the moment copy and images are available. Larger projects with a shop or several languages run six to ten weeks. Experience says the biggest time factor is not the build, but the delivery of content.

Can content be maintained in-house later?

Yes. Copy, images and prices can be changed in the back end without the layout falling apart – the building blocks are fixed in design, only their content is free. A short handover session is included; anything beyond that is covered by the maintenance plan.

What happens to the existing site and its rankings?

Before the migration, every old URL is collected and redirected to its new counterpart. That is exactly where most relaunches fail: without those redirects, links built up over years point nowhere and visibility collapses within weeks. Existing addresses are therefore kept wherever possible.

What does all of this cost?

A website starts at €860, the package including search engine optimisation at €1500, an online shop at €3800 – net and one-off in each case. The final price is fixed in writing before the project starts; the full breakdown is on the price list.

The thread ends here

Five services, one point of contact.

From the first draft to going live, exactly one person keeps the overview.