Services
A website that sells and represents
From a corporate website to an e-commerce platform connected to your ERP — responsive, fast, secure and measurable. Not just design, but a business tool.
A website is more than a business card. It is a sales channel, a way to win business contacts, a service portal and the face of your brand in one. Websites that look poor on mobile, load slowly or cannot be indexed no longer meet the demands of today's market.
We design websites and e-shops with a focus on performance, technical SEO and integration with your company environment — from connecting to the warehouse and ERP to customer sign-in with a company account. Every project is handed over with documentation and an in-house team able to manage the content.
Why it makes sense
Speed that Google and customers appreciate
Optimised images and code, caching, a CDN and passing Google's Core Web Vitals. The site loads fast, helps your search ranking and visitors do not leave.
Mobile performance first
A mobile-first design — a large share of visits comes from phones. Your website has to work flawlessly on every screen.
Security and HTTPS
An encrypted connection (TLS certificate), HTTP security headers and regular updates — the basics that signal trustworthiness to customers.
Measurement and optimisation
Google Analytics 4, Search Console and click maps (heatmaps) — we know where customers drop off and what to change so that more visitors buy or get in touch.
What you get
- Analysis of the target audience and competitors
- UX/UI design (wireframes, prototypes, visual design)
- Responsive development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
- CMS for content management (WordPress, Contentful or custom)
- Technical SEO (structure, meta tags, schema.org, sitemap)
- Speed optimisation (Core Web Vitals)
- Integration with ERP, warehouse and CRM where needed
- Measurement set-up (GA4, Search Console, conversion goals)
- Deployment, SSL/TLS, security headers
- Training in content management
Ako postupujeme
- 01
Briefing and analysis
We find out who you want to reach, what you want to achieve and what the website should do — not just what it should look like.
- 02
Structure and UX
Information architecture, sitemap and wireframes. We agree the foundation before design, so the structure does not change later for aesthetic reasons.
- 03
Design and approval
A visual design in line with your brand. A clickable prototype before development starts avoids costly changes.
- 04
Development and integrations
Clean, maintainable code. Optimised performance. Integration with external systems if it is part of the scope.
- 05
Launch and follow-up
Deployment, analytics set-up and monitoring. After launch we watch performance and suggest improvements.
The web in 2026: what customers and Google really expect
A slow website costs sales. The longer a page takes to load, the more visitors leave before they have read it — on mobile even sooner. Speed also affects how high search engines show you.
The technical foundation of a website is not a detail — it is what every marketing investment stands on.
What distinguishes a good website from an average one
Speed: Optimised images, minified code (JS/CSS), correctly set up cache, a CDN. Core Web Vitals in the green zone are not just a Google metric — they reflect the real experience of your customer.
Technical SEO: A correct heading hierarchy, canonical URLs, structured data (schema.org), an XML sitemap, robots.txt, internal linking. Websites that ignore this have a harder start in search engines.
Security: A valid TLS certificate, security headers (e.g. Content-Security-Policy, HSTS) and regular CMS updates. Missing security settings are what the first security test will uncover.
Conversion design: A clear information hierarchy, visible calls to action, and as few obstacles as possible when buying or registering. A beautiful website that does not sell is an expensive exhibition.
E-shops connected to business systems
For many companies the e-shop is not an isolated system — it is the front layer over the ERP, the warehouse and the CRM. We connect e-shops with business systems:
- Real-time stock — current stock levels in the e-shop, no orders for sold-out goods
- Automatic invoicing — an order in the e-shop → an invoice in the accounting system without manual intervention
- Customer prices and B2B catalogues — every customer sees their own price list
- Shipment tracking — the tracking number is sent to the customer automatically from the carrier's system
Website management after launch
A website is not a project you finish and forget. It needs regular updates, monitoring and small improvements. We offer monthly maintenance packages that include technical care, so that you can concentrate on content and business.
FAQ
Can you also build B2B e-shops (wholesale, customer-specific prices)?
Yes. B2B e-shops with customer price lists, minimum order quantities, an approval process and ERP integration are a regular part of our portfolio.
Will we be able to manage the website ourselves?
Yes. We deploy a CMS with an interface adapted to your needs and train your team. Routine content changes require no technical knowledge.
What does regular website maintenance include?
CMS and plugin updates, monitoring of availability and security incidents, backups, technical support and minor content edits according to the SLA.
Can you take over an existing website managed by another supplier?
Yes. A technical audit, documentation of the current state and taking over administration are a standard part of onboarding. Tell us about the platform and the access you have.
Your website can do more
Tell us what you expect from your website — and we will propose how to deliver it. The first consultation is free.