SERVICES
Custom websites and web applications
A website helps people understand who you are and what to do next. A web application also lets them perform a task. In both cases, the work starts with content, the user journey and the information people need without having to hunt for every detail.
Who it serves
Studios, businesses and professionals who need to explain a service or organise a task in the browser. We first distinguish information pages, data operations and any restricted areas. Page count alone does not describe complexity: a form, search feature or approval process requires clear rules. The site must remain understandable when a feature is unavailable as well as when everything works.
Content and functionality
We can assess information architecture, navigation, templates, interactions and connections to existing services. MyNABI shows a web interface organised around commitments, contacts and documents; VOLPE1943 addresses specific operational processes. For a showcase, titles, descriptions, contact details and authentic content matter as much as appearance. Links should explain their destination and actions should communicate their outcome clearly.
What is not automatic
Hosting, domains, email, payments and integrations have their own settings and responsibilities. We do not treat them as active simply because a button exists. A translated page does not prove a service is available in that language. Legal content must describe actual practices too: implementation can make notices accessible, but it does not replace confirmation of business information or service terms.
How we work
We begin by discussing the task and the existing tools. We describe the expected result and choose an initial journey to observe. A prototype lets us discuss the sequence, information and states before extending the work. Verification then follows the agreed cases, including errors and missing records. A demonstration and a completed check are recorded separately.
What to prepare
Bring a description of the activity, an example without confidential information and the main difficulties. Identify who will use the result and which constraints cannot change. When something is undefined, we record an open question. Scope, timing and cost can only be assessed after that initial review; the website does not imply a standard package or guaranteed delivery date.
Explore real project examples
Review the screens, technical choices and stated status of each project. These examples describe documented work, not promised outcomes for your project.
Frequently asked questions
Will the website work on a phone?
The project includes assessing the mobile journey. We measure layout and navigation in browsers and distinguish those checks from testing on real phones.
Can I keep my domain and email?
The starting point is to preserve what works. Changes to domains, DNS or email need separate assessment, access and explicit authorisation.
Do you guarantee a Google ranking?
No. We can work on content, links, technical accessibility and metadata. Indexing and rankings also depend on external factors and require follow-up checks.
Tell us about your situation
Start with an activity, a difficulty or an example without confidential information. We can discuss the expected result and what needs clarification before the work is defined.
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