Clear answers before we begin.

Yes. We help businesses and associations build their first website. We start with your goals, then plan the structure, content, design and contact options. You do not need finished website copy or technical knowledge.

You receive a quote with a project price before the build begins. The price depends on the number of pages, content, images, functionality and any migration from an existing site. Hosting, maintenance and future changes are set out separately, so the initial and ongoing costs are clear.

A professional, mobile-friendly website with relevant content and clear ways to contact you. The number of pages, forms, help with copy and images, launch and any special features are specified in your quote. Ask for a clear list of deliverables before deciding.

Tell us about your business and what you need. We reply by email, or arrange a conversation if you prefer, and can then show you an initial design concept. This first concept is free and comes with no obligation. The scope and price of the finished website are agreed in a separate quote before work begins.

We need to understand your services, your audience and how people should contact you. Your logo, own photographs, contact details and common customer questions are helpful. We review the material together and agree on any help with copy or images. You approve the content before launch.

Yes. We can help with hosting, maintenance and content updates. The scope, recurring costs and process for requesting changes are agreed before work begins.

Yes. We check what can be retained, improved or moved. A migration also needs a review of important page addresses, email and domain settings. Pages that change address should redirect to a relevant replacement where one exists.

We build with a clear structure, relevant page titles and useful information about your services and location. We can also help with Google Business Profile where appropriate. This supports discoverability; Google decides indexing, rankings and how results appear.

The schedule depends on the size of the website, its features and the material available. You receive a timeline before work begins. Delivery also depends on when copy, photographs and content can be reviewed and approved.

Social media can create interest and share updates. Your own website brings services, opening hours, common questions and contact details together at one address you can link to from every channel. Start with the information people need to choose your business and take the next step.

Yes. We build public information websites with documents, news, contact details and practical information. The board decides what should be public. Member records, private documents and a portal with login need to be assessed as a separate scope.

Kraftverk El, Forma and BRF Eken are fictional design examples. They demonstrate different styles and features and are not client testimonials. Your website is built using information, images and approved content belonging to your business.

The ecommerce offer described here is a presentation website that explains your brand and links to an existing online shop. Checkout, payments, stock and order management are not included in that scope. Those features require a separate assessment and specification.

No. An accessible website with clear information, useful answers and relevant content gives search systems better material to work with. Each search service decides which sources to use, show or recommend. We cannot guarantee rankings or mentions.