When is this useful?

For introducing a new service, building a personal brand, creating a campaign landing page or improving an existing interface. When a lot of information needs to become a usable website, we first clarify your visitors’ questions and the purpose of the page.

What can the project include?

Depending on the agreed scope: page structure, a responsive interface, form presentation, language switching, light and dark modes, and custom calculators or interactive tools. The proposal sets out the exact features and deliverables.

Working with your existing setup

We review your domain, hosting and content management system during the initial discussion. The choice between a WordPress-based interface and a custom solution depends on your editing needs. Booking, payment and other third-party integrations are scoped separately.

Hands-on experience: DOMAFACTORY

The DOMAFACTORY website connects service content, Workshop navigation and training programme interfaces. Weekly and daily training views and the meal planner’s recipe interface demonstrate how specialist content can become a practical web application.

What should you send for a proposal?

A short introduction to your business, your website’s purpose, planned pages, required functionality and any existing images, copy or brand assets. Your preferred deadline and references that show what you like are also useful.

Handover and ongoing operation

We review the result on desktop and mobile. We agree how content will be edited, who manages the hosting, and what future updates or maintenance are needed. Technical search optimisation can form part of the project; rankings and customer numbers are not guaranteed.

Web development and front-end implementation