Pages
Home, services or products, about, references and contact. Most small businesses need nothing more.
Plenty of small firms simply need somewhere that explains what they do, shows the range and makes getting in touch effortless. There is no basket and no payment: the customer phones or sends an enquiry. For a carpenter, a wholesaler or an adviser, that is often exactly right.
A small site does not need one-click sales. Its job is to explain who you are and not lose the visitor who already wants to call.
Home, services or products, about, references and contact. Most small businesses need nothing more.
Categories, product cards, filters and a button to request a price or quote in place of a basket.
Spam-protected forms that land in the right inbox or go straight into your CRM.
If the content does not exist yet, we help gather and write it, and we optimise the photos for the web.
Company name, address, email and CVR number visible on the site, plus a privacy notice and a cookie solution.
Titles, descriptions, a sitemap, Google Search Console and fast loading on phones.
Two to three weeks on a ready-made theme, four to five with a custom design.
We collect what needs saying and showing, and which photos and documents already exist.
We choose a theme, or sketch layouts if there is a visual identity to follow.
Pages, catalogue, forms and analytics are put in place.
Domain, SSL, content loaded and a short online lesson in editing text.
After the home page, the contact page gets the most visits. Yet this is where the old phone number, the wrong address or a form with no recipient tends to hide. Before spending money on a beautiful home page, check that a customer who wants to ring or write can actually reach you.
It comes down to the amount of data and how often it changes. A few fixed pages are made once. A catalogue needs looking after: products come and go and specifications change. We set it up so a member of staff can do that in minutes.
For a small website, usually yes, and it saves a lot of money. A custom design is worth it if you have a strong visual identity that must be matched precisely, or if you need to stand out clearly from competitors.
Only if the site sets non-essential cookies, for example for Google Analytics or advertising. With a cookie-free analytics tool you can often avoid the banner entirely. We advise on that choice before setting up any tracking.
Tell us what the business does and what should be on show. We will suggest a structure, a timeline and a price.
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