Marketing site
The site that has to explain what you do and get the enquiry. Five to fifteen pages, fast and readable on a phone.
Website development
Marketing sites and landing pages, built to a fixed scope and shipped on a schedule you can plan around.
What we build
Landing page
One page, one offer, one action. Built to be measured, so you can tell whether the campaign paid for itself.
Multi-language site
Dutch and English side by side, on separate URLs with the right hreflang tags, so both versions actually get indexed.
Taking over an existing site
A site that is stuck, slow or invisible. We take it over, fix what is broken and hand it back cleanly.
What comes with it
A site is not finished when it looks right on your screen. These come as standard, not as an upsell after launch.
- Responsive layouts tested on real phones, not a narrowed browser window.
- Technical SEO built in: unique titles and descriptions, structured data, sitemap, clean URLs.
- Fast by default. No framework loaded to render a paragraph of text.
- Forms that validate, resist bots and tell the visitor what went wrong.
- Analytics and conversion tracking wired up before launch, so week one is measurable.
- The repository, the hosting and the domain in your name.
Common questions
How long does a website take?
A focused marketing site is usually a matter of weeks rather than months. You get the date in writing with the quote, before we start, and a build to click on each week so you can see it coming.
Can we edit the content ourselves?
Yes, when that is what you need. We will tell you honestly whether a CMS earns its complexity for your site or whether it is cheaper to send us the changes.
Do you write the copy?
We can supply the structure and the headings and write alongside you for the rest. What you write about your own trade is almost always better than what an outsider invents, so we prefer to do it together.
Do you use WordPress?
Only when it is genuinely the best fit. For most marketing sites we ship something that loads faster, needs less maintenance and has no plugins to expire. For sites several people write to daily, a CMS can be the right call.
What about hosting?
Set up in your name, on your account, and documented. Static sites often cost nothing to host. You are free to move at any point.
Get a scope and a price.
Send a rough brief. You get a fixed scope, a fixed price and a delivery date back.