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A corporate website is not a digital business card; it is the first contact most of your clients will have with your company, and first impressions don't repeat themselves. Our job is to make sure that impression says exactly what your company is: competent, credible and ready to respond.
We design every site from scratch, with no recycled templates. We start by understanding the business (who buys, why they buy, what they need to see to trust) and only then do we design. Every page ends up with a goal and every goal with a clear path, because a beautiful site that never tells the visitor what to do next is an expensive brochure.
This is where user experience comes in, and it is far less glamorous than it sounds: where the contact button sits, how many fields the form has, in what order the objections of a hesitant visitor get answered, what someone sees in the first three seconds on a phone. These are small decisions that add up, and the difference between a site that produces ten enquiries a month and one that produces two is rarely the design; it is these decisions.
Under the design there is serious engineering: real performance (not just green Lighthouse scores), accessibility, hosting managed by us, security, backups and a back office where your team edits content without depending on anyone. And when the site needs to grow, with a blog, a reserved area, multiple languages or integrations, the foundation we built can take it.
A well-built site is also the foundation for everything that follows: without it, no SEO effort works and no paid campaign pays off. If the goal is showing up on Google and in AI answers, that part has a page of its own, under SEO & GEO.
That is how it went with Progest, which turned 20 years of results into a digital presence that communicates them in seconds, and with TMAD, whose website is now the stage for the work they build across the country.
A corporate site is usually ready in 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the number of pages and how quickly the content arrives. What delays projects most is not development: it is the copy and the photography on the client's side. If you need it, we handle both.
It is yours: the domain, the code and the content. We don't work with licences that tie you down or closed platforms you cannot leave. If one day you want to move the site to another supplier, we hand over everything needed. We want you to stay because you want to, not because you can't leave.
Yes. Every site we build comes with a back office where your team changes text, images, news and pages without touching code. We train you on handover and stay available for questions afterwards.
It depends what is underneath. If the foundation is solid and the problem is content, design or speed, improving it often pays off. If the site is old, slow and hard to edit, patching costs more than rebuilding. We tell you which case you are in before proposing anything.
We publish our prices under Plans, with "from" figures by project type. The range depends mostly on the number of pages, whether it is multilingual and any custom features. We always give a fixed figure before starting: we don't do surprises at the end.
We do, if you want. Hosting, updates, backups and monitoring stay on our side under a monthly maintenance plan. It is not mandatory, but a site without maintenance ages fast and is the most common way security problems get in.
