Websites
that deliver results

Your website is the first impression you make on a customer. We build sites that look great, load fast and turn visitors into clients.

I want a new website

Every website we build is tailored to your goals. No templates — we analyze your needs, design the user interface and deliver a finished product including SEO optimization, mobile responsiveness and integration with your systems. From first draft to launch, we handle everything.

Most companies come to us when the current site has stopped bringing in inquiries, or when nobody wants to open it during a sales meeting. So we start somewhere else: where your customers come from today, and what a first-time visitor should actually do once they land. Structure follows from that, and the visual design follows the structure.

Who we build websites for

Typically we hear from companies where the website is a customer's first contact: services, manufacturing, B2B. The site no longer matches what the business offers, it crawls on a phone, or it was last touched by somebody who left years ago. If your main need is to change text and photos yourself, start with WordPress. Once the site has to take orders and track stock, you are looking at an online store.

What we deliver

Custom company websites and landing pages

Structure follows the one thing a visitor should do: get in touch, call, or download your materials.

Responsive design for all devices

We lay out the mobile view first. A small screen exposes every redundant element and every slow load.

SEO optimization for better Google visibility

The technical groundwork for search engines: loading speed, readable page addresses and the titles that show up in results.

CRM, analytics and third-party integrations

The form drops an inquiry straight into your CRM, and analytics shows you which channel it arrived from.

Content management system for easy updates

With a CMS you change text, photos and whole pages yourself. Publishing an edit never waits on our capacity.

How we work together

  1. Goals and content We agree on who the site should reach and what it should make them do. That becomes the sitemap.
  2. Design You see the finished look of the key pages before any code is written. Comments go into the design, not into a built site.
  3. Build and content We turn the design into a working site and fill it with your text and photos. Missing material gets flagged early.
  4. Review and launch We go through the site on mobile and desktop, test the forms and the tracking, then move the domain and take it live.
  5. Handover We show you how to edit content and hand over every access, domain and hosting included. From that point the site is yours, technically too.

Tech Stack

Next.js React TypeScript WordPress Tailwind CSS Node.js

The choice follows how often the site will change. For a company site that is rarely updated, a statically generated Next.js build makes sense: fast and hard to break. When content is meant to arrive continuously and your own people write it, we use WordPress as the CMS.

See what we have delivered

Portfolio

Frequently asked questions

How do we know the site is bringing in business?

From measurement, not from a feeling. At launch we set up tracking for submitted forms and clicks on your phone number, so you can see which pages and which traffic sources actually produce inquiries. Without that, judging a website stays a matter of taste.

When can the site be finished?

The date is rarely set by development. It is set by text and photos. Design and build run to the agreed scope; the waiting happens while content is approved on your side. That is why we fix a date with you, not in a proposal.

We are not based in the Czech Republic. How does this work in practice?

Much as it does for a client in Prague, except nothing gets decided in a corridor. We are an hour ahead of London and six ahead of New York. Design reviews and handover happen on a call.

What language do we work in, and who writes the content?

English, from the first call to the handover notes. Text and photos come from you by default, because you know your field better; we can supply the page structure and edit the wording. If the site needs several language versions, we build for that from the start.

How do we keep an eye on the work from a distance?

You see the design of the key pages before coding starts, and the site itself on a test address while it is being built. Every step ends with something you can open and comment on, so progress is a link rather than a status report.

What does the SEO optimization you offer actually cover?

On a website build it is the technical part: loading speed, a readable address structure, headings and the descriptions search engines display. Where you rank is decided mainly by content and links, and that is long-term work rather than something a launch settles.

Do we need a custom design, or will a template do?

A template is enough when the site mainly confirms the company exists and nobody makes a decision based on it. A custom design earns its place when the site competes for the same inquiry as everyone else. For a simpler brief we will point you to WordPress with an adapted theme.

Contact us

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