Websites built around the business, not stretched over a template.
Built from scratch, in code. Structure shaped by what the site has to do, functionality written for your case, real speed.
We do not install a template and recolour the buttons. We write the code.
That is why we can build things a page builder cannot: online shops with their own pricing and stock logic, platforms with user accounts and admin panels, multilingual systems, integrations with the software you already run.
A brochure site is the simplest thing we do. That is why it comes out well.
What it includes
Design and structure
- Custom design, no templates
- Structure shaped by business objectives
- Mobile-first, tested on real devices
- Accessibility and correct contrast
Technical
- Code written from scratch
- Speed and Core Web Vitals
- Technical SEO: structure, schema, sitemap
- Custom forms and functionality
- Multilingual versions
Complex platforms
- Online shops
- User accounts and admin panels
- Booking and scheduling systems
- Integration with existing systems
After launch
- Search Console setup
- Cookieless measurement
- Optional monthly maintenance
- Content changes on request
The site is built around the photography and film we produce ourselves. You are not sourcing a photographer, a videographer and a developer separately, and not explaining the same business three times over.
What kind of projects
How a project runs
What you sell, to whom, and where you are losing clients now.
We define what the material has to do, not just how it should look.
Visual direction, structure, list of deliverables, deadline, fixed price.
Filming, photography, editing, development.
Material in every format needed. Site published and measured.
What clients ask before we start
How long does a website take?
A brochure site usually takes a few weeks from concept approval. An online shop or a platform with custom functionality takes longer, and the deadline is fixed in the quote rather than discovered along the way.
Why not WordPress?
For simple projects WordPress is a reasonable option. It becomes a problem when you need custom logic: you end up with ten plugins arguing with each other, a slow site, and a dependency on updates you do not control. When the project calls for a custom solution, we write it.
Can I manage the content myself?
Yes, where it makes sense. We build an admin panel for what changes often — projects, articles, prices, products. For what never changes, a panel is unnecessary complexity.
What happens to the old site?
We produce a redirect plan so Google positions are not lost. It is the step most people skip, and the reason many new sites lose traffic in their first month.
Tell us how the business works. We will build the site around it.
The first conversation is free and carries no obligation. You leave it with a clear direction, even if we never work together.