Website Design and Development
We build websites that are quick to load, easy to edit and structured for search engines from the first day. Pick the path that matches where you are now. Every new site gets clean page titles, structured data and an XML sitemap, and we show you how to edit your own content.
- New website: responsive web design or a custom WordPress build.
- Joomla site: Joomla 3 to 5 migration and support – we moved a classifieds portal with close to 14,000 listings to Joomla 5 without breaking its URLs.
- Selling online: Magento, WooCommerce or PrestaShop, with UX design.
- After launch: maintenance plans and malware removal.
How a website project runs
- Discovery. Your services, your customers, the questions they ask before buying and the features the site really needs.
- Structure and content. A page list, a navigation plan and a decision on who writes which texts.
- UI/UX design. Layouts for the key pages, reviewed on phone and desktop before development starts.
- Build and CMS integration. Templates, content entry, forms and connections to the tools you already use.
- Launch. Redirects from old addresses, analytics, Search Console and a final check on real devices.
User experience and mobile compatibility
User experience is mostly about removing doubt: visitors should understand what you offer, where you work and how to contact you within seconds. Responsive design makes the same content adapt to any screen, but mobile compatibility goes further. Menus must be usable with one thumb, forms should bring up the right keyboard for phone numbers and email addresses, and pages should load quickly on a mobile connection, not just on office Wi-Fi.
CMS integration with your other tools
A new site often has to talk to other systems: contact forms that create leads in your CRM, online booking, newsletter sign-ups, maps and reviews. We use maintained plugins or extensions where they exist and small custom integrations where they do not, so the site keeps working after updates. If selling online is the main goal, the choice between e-commerce platforms matters more than the theme, and the project starts from the catalog instead.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a small business website take to build?
A site of a handful of pages on a proven CMS takes weeks rather than months. Custom features, many pages or waiting for content extend the timeline, and content is the most common cause of delay.
WordPress or Joomla: which should I choose?
WordPress has the larger choice of plugins and developers and suits most business sites. Joomla handles multilingual content and detailed user permissions well without add-ons. If you already run one of them, staying on it is often the simpler path.
Can I edit the website myself after launch?
Yes. We set up editor accounts for your team and show them how to update pages, images and posts without touching the design.
Related services: custom WordPress development, Joomla development and migration and online store development on Magento, WooCommerce or PrestaShop.
