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Make the website sell what you already do well.

Professional website design made to get you calls

Your website has a job, and it is not just to look good: it should make people call, book, or ask for a quote. We build it from there, with the pages that answer what your client is looking for, and it goes live positioned from day one instead of fixing it six months later.

You see the website navigable before there is a single line of code, and we do not move on to the next phase without your approval.

What you get

Specifically.

  • Three prints of the same website at different stages, from sketch to final design, laid out in sequence on a table

    Your business first, then the design

    In the first meeting we do not talk about colors. We talk about what clients ask you on the phone, which pages on your current website bring visits and which ones nobody opens, and what should happen when someone lands there: call, book, ask for a quote. From that we draw the structure: which pages are needed, in what order, and which Google search is assigned to each one. Only then do we start designing. A pretty website that does not know why it exists shows it after three seconds.

  • Close-up of a screen showing a layout grid in thin lines

    WordPress or custom, depending on who will use it

    The decision is not technical, it is yours and your team’s. If you need to change the menu every week or upload updates, we build WordPress with blocks made for you, with no heavy page builders that break. If you need a catalog with filters, downloadable technical sheets, or a private area for distributors, we build it custom. In both cases, the code is yours and you keep it: no weird licenses and no depending on a plugin that may disappear tomorrow.

  • Make it clear what to do

    Half the websites that come to us do not lose clients because of the design: they lose them because it is not clear what is expected from the person visiting. We decide on one action per page and place it where it is easy to see: the phone number with one tap on mobile, booking in two clicks, a short form instead of a twelve-field interrogation. And we measure it, so we know which pages bring contacts and which ones only bring visits.

Two screens on a desk: one with a finished corporate website and the other with its layout grid, surrounded by printed wireframes

Web design

The place people look at you most is on mobile.

In detail

A website Google understands from day one

SEO is not a layer you add at the end. Each page is born with a search assigned to it, a title that answers it, and a structure Google can read without effort: headings in order, structured data, lightweight images, short load times. Before publishing, we run the website through the same audits we use with our SEO clients. What we deliver is not optimized just in case: it is built so people can find you.

If you already have a website, the first step is an inventory: which pages bring traffic, which titles rank, and which URLs need redirects. Rebuilding a website without that list is the fastest way to lose in a month what took years to earn. We keep what works, redirect what changes, and watch the weeks after launch so we can fix things in time. It is what clients ask us for most, and where we are most careful.

How we work

Four steps, always the same.

  1. Understand

    We come to your company and look at what customers ask you, what comes in today and where from. Without that there's no proposal.

  2. Decide

    What goes first, what can wait and what you don't need yet. In writing, before we start.

  3. Make

    We build it and you see it before it goes out. Nothing is published without your sign-off.

  4. Carry on

    We look at what brought enquiries and what didn't, and decide the next step with that in front of us.

The work

Work made for clients.

  • A burger photographed in front of a neon sign inside the restaurant
  • Still life of speciality coffee bags on wood, with beans scattered around
  • A cocktail in a glass in front of a dimly lit shelf of bottles
  • A seafood dish on a wooden table, photographed from above
  • Two people toasting with burgers at a restaurant table

Quote

What you can book.

  • Corporate websiteUp to 8 pages with the copy written and the structure designed so people can find you and call you.
  • Campaign landing pageA single page with one goal: get visitors to fill out the form or call. Tracking included.
  • Online storeCatalog, payment gateway and product pages ready to appear on Google.
  • Additional pageEach extra page beyond the base scope, with its assigned keyword research.
  • MaintenanceUpdates, backups, security, and the small day-to-day changes.
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No published rates: every proposal is written for the job.

In depth

If you want to know more.

How the scope is decided

There is no catalog price because no two websites are the same. What shapes the scope is specific: how many different pages need designing, whether there are languages, what integrations you need (bookings, catalog, forms that go to your CRM), how much content needs writing. Based on that, we give you two scopes, one tighter and one full, and we tell you what you gain with each one. And if what you need is smaller than you thought, we will say that too.

Hospitality, clinics, furniture, and industry

Every sector needs different things, and we know them because we have built them. A restaurant needs a menu that updates in a minute and easy bookings; we have done that for Casa Fuster and Terra Burgers. A dental clinic needs treatments explained clearly and an appointment in one click, like Doctor Pont. A furniture chain like OKSofás needs a catalog and stores you can find one by one. A manufacturer like VTEQ needs technical sheets, languages, and a form that reaches the right person.

Common questions

Before you book.

Contact

Tell us what you're working on.

A new website, a video, a campaign or all three at once. Tell us about it and we will say where we would start.

Or write it down here

Fill this in and we will come back with something specific, not a catalogue.

What you do, what you want to move and by when. Two lines is plenty.