Design, rebuild, search optimisation and audit — from first sketch to launch.
A website is not a brochure: it is your first salesperson, working nights and weekends. We build sites and applications end to end — interface, server, database, deployment — with short load times, clean technical search optimisation and careful accessibility.
Every project starts with a conversation about your trade and your customers, not with a choice of technology. You deal directly with the person writing the code: no middle layer, no brief lost in translation.
The scope is written down before anything starts, and the price with it. You know what you are buying.
Rebuilding a site is not repainting it. We start by measuring what already works — pages visited, searches that bring you customers, forms submitted — so nothing is lost along the way. Old addresses are redirected and the position you earned in search results is preserved.
If your current site broadly suits you, a full rebuild is not always the right answer. An audit will tell you whether a few targeted fixes are enough — including when the conclusion is that you do not need us.
Any engagement can start with an audit: speed, security, search visibility, mobile experience, technical debt. You get a report ranked by impact and effort, which serves as a roadmap — whether you carry it out with us or in house.
For a Swiss business, local visibility matters as much as the rest: business listing, consistent contact details, and pages written for the searches people actually make in your area.
A few-page brochure site and a business application are not in the same league. The quote is a fixed price, prepared after a free first conversation: you know the amount before committing, and it does not move mid-project without your written agreement.
Allow two to four weeks for a brochure site once text and images are ready, longer for an application with user accounts or payment. The deadline is stated in the quote, not discovered along the way.
In Switzerland, with a provider under Swiss law and the revised data protection act. Your data does not leave the country unless you explicitly ask for it.
No. The code is yours, the credentials are handed over, and the documentation is written so another supplier can take over. A maintenance contract is offered, never imposed.
Yes. Meetings happen on site in French-speaking Switzerland and remotely elsewhere. Distance has never stopped a project from landing; unanswered email has.
A first conversation with no commitment, to frame the need and tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.