Company websites
A website your team can run without calling a developer
We design and build company websites with Next.js and a CMS your team can edit: pages in several languages, quick to load, structured for search engines, with enquiries going straight into your CRM.
Website
ServicesProjectsAboutContact
- ResidentialHouses and apartments
- CommercialOffices and halls
- SupervisionOn site
What it is
Built to be found, to load quickly and to be changed
A company website has three jobs: to be found by people looking for what you do, to explain it clearly, and to turn interest into an enquiry. We build for all three, and for a fourth that is often forgotten: your team should be able to change a text, add a page or publish a post on their own, in every language, without waiting for anyone.
- Content edited in a CMS, with preview before publishing
- Every page available in each language, with correct language tags
- Pages are pre-rendered, so they load quickly on a phone
- Forms create a contact and a deal in your CRM
From visit to enquiry
- SearchVisitor finds a service pageIn their own language
- WebsiteReads, then fills in the form
- CRMContact and deal createdSource recorded
- EmailConfirmation sent to the visitor
- Team chatSalesperson notified
What we deliver
Everything a company site needs to do its job
Structure and copy
A page plan built around what your customers search for and ask, with copy written or edited to match.
Design
A design system in your brand: typography, colour, components and page templates that stay consistent as the site grows.
Build with a CMS
Next.js pages backed by a CMS, with editing screens set up for your content and roles for your team.
Languages
Translated pages, localised addresses and the tags search engines need to show the right language to the right visitor.
Search basics
Clean addresses, titles and descriptions, structured data, a sitemap and redirects from the old site.
Forms and integrations
Contact and quote forms connected to your CRM, analytics that respect consent, and booking or chat where useful.
How a project runs
Content first, then design, then build
- 01
Plan the content
We agree who the site is for, which pages it needs and what each should say, and take stock of what the current site has.
- 02
Design
Key pages are designed with real text, on desktop and phone, and agreed before the build begins.
- 03
Build and fill
We build the pages and the CMS, move the content over, connect the forms and train your team on editing.
- 04
Launch and care
Old addresses are redirected, the site goes live and we monitor, update and improve it afterwards.
What we build with
- Website
- Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
- Content
- Payload CMS, Multilingual content, Media library, Draft and preview
- Connected to
- Pipedrive, HubSpot, Analytics, Email, Booking tools
Is this the kind of website you need?
A good fit when…
- The website should bring in enquiries, not only exist
- You need more than one language, kept in step
- Your team wants to edit content without a developer
- Enquiries should arrive in the CRM, not in an inbox
Probably not for you when…
- A single page with your contact details is all you need
- A ready-made site builder template would cover it
- Nobody will have time to supply or approve content
- You are looking for a guaranteed position in search results
Use cases
What a website connects to
Where the site is the first step in a longer process.
Customers check their order without writing to you
Order and delivery status available on your site or by reply, pulled live from the shop and the courier.
Open use case OperationsBusiness automationERP and business systemsOrders that reach the warehouse on their own
An order placed in the shop or by email appears in the ERP, on the pick list and with the courier, entered once.
Open use case OperationsERP and business systemsBusiness automationOne stock figure in every system
Stock levels kept in step between the warehouse, the ERP and every sales channel.
Open use caseQuestions about websites
Can we edit the site ourselves?
Yes. Texts, images, pages, blog posts and navigation are edited in the CMS, with a preview before publishing. We set up the editing screens around your content and show your team how to use them.
Why Next.js and not WordPress?
Next.js lets us pre-render pages so they load quickly, keep the design consistent through components, and connect the site cleanly to other systems. WordPress remains a reasonable choice for some sites, and if you have one that works we can improve it instead of replacing it.
How do languages work?
Each page exists in every language you choose, under its own address, and the CMS shows which translations are missing. Search engines are told which version is meant for which language.
Will we keep our position in search results after the move?
We cannot promise positions, because they depend on the search engines. What we do is keep what helps: old addresses are redirected to the new ones, titles and descriptions are carried over or improved, and the site is checked after launch for pages that went missing.
Who writes the content?
Either. We can write it from conversations with you, edit what you supply, or work from your existing site. It is agreed in the offer so nobody is waiting on the other.
Where is it hosted, and who owns it?
The site is hosted in an account in your name, the code is in your repository and the domain stays yours. We work with access you control.
Show us one process. We will show you what it could look like.
The analysis is free, takes about an hour of your time, and ends with a written summary you keep.
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