Your website is your best salesman. Or your worst.

We start with the argument, not the aesthetics: what should this site convince people to do? Then we design the shortest, sharpest path to that action — structure and copy first, visuals in service of both.

Development is static-first and hand-coded. No page builders, no plugin soup. That is why our sites load in under two seconds and stay standing when traffic spikes.

You get one team for design, code and SEO. No agency relay race, no “that’s the developer’s problem”. One conversation, one deadline, one result.

Speed is a sales feature

Web performance is not a technical vanity metric. It is money. Every extra second of load time bleeds conversions, and Core Web Vitals are a ranking factor Google publishes openly. A beautiful site that loads slowly is a billboard behind a curtain.

That is why we treat speed as a specification, not an aspiration. Every page we ship scores 95 or higher on Lighthouse, and main content appears in under 1.5 seconds on a 4G mobile connection. Those numbers are in the contract conversation from day one, and we verify them on every deployment with Lighthouse CI — not once at launch, but on every commit that follows.

Most agencies cannot promise this because their stack will not allow it. Page builders and bloated themes ship megabytes of JavaScript nobody asked for. We ship almost none.

Built on modern web technology

Our builds are static-first and hand-coded on Astro with TypeScript. Static means most pages are pre-rendered HTML served instantly — no database call, no server rendering queue, no single point of failure when traffic spikes. Images run through an AVIF and WebP pipeline sized for every viewport, so a phone never downloads a desktop hero.

The result is web development with almost nothing to break. No plugin updates that take the site down on a Tuesday. No theme vendor abandoning the product you depend on. The site is deployed in Docker on EU infrastructure, served over HTTP/2 with edge caching, and the entire codebase is readable by any competent developer you hire after us.

We put that last part in writing: you own the code. Full stop.

Designed to be found, in four languages

A multilingual website is not a translation job. It is an architecture decision. We build localized URL structures with correct hreflang annotations, so Google serves the right language to the right market, and we write content natively in four languages instead of feeding one version through a translator and hoping.

Technical SEO is baked into the build itself: semantic HTML, schema.org structured data in JSON-LD, clean heading hierarchies, meta titles and descriptions written by a human with intent. Increasingly, that same discipline is what gets a site cited by AI assistants — machines reward the same clarity readers do.

If your market speaks two languages, a single-language site is a decision to lose half of it.

What happens after launch

Launch day is the starting line. We set up analytics that respect consent, register the site in Search Console, map every old URL to its new home, and hand over documentation your team can follow without calling us.

Then the numbers take over. We track what the site was designed to do — enquiries, sales, signups — and report in plain language. If you want the site actively maintained, our maintenance and hosting service holds it to the same Lighthouse 95 standard every month. Typical projects run 4 to 8 weeks from brief to launch, with a fixed price and a fixed date agreed before we start. You will know exactly what you are buying, when it ships and what it must achieve.