Do you work with WordPress?

Yes, when it's what the team needs: if several people publish every day and already know it, it's a good choice. When speed is the priority or the site is more app than brochure, we build with Next.js and a separate CMS. The choice is explained up front.

Will we lose our rankings if we rebuild the site?

Not if it's done properly: every old address redirects to its new equivalent, content that already works is kept and Google is told about the move. For Micblau it took 86 redirects.

Does it include email and a newsletter?

It can: branded transactional email, form receipts and a double opt-in newsletter with one-click unsubscribe, with the domain authenticated (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) so it reaches the inbox.

Does our website have to meet the European Accessibility Act?

If it sells to consumers in the EU or provides certain digital services, yes, since 28 June 2025 — wherever the company is based. Microenterprises providing services are exempt. The sites we build meet EN 301 549 out of the box.

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Service — Web design and developmentWebsites that measure up

A website that gets found and understood

Corporate sites, multilingual sites and online shops, designed and built by the same team: fast, accessible to the European standard, ready for Google and AI search, with email and forms wired into where you work.

Terms

Scope: Fixed in writing: pages, languages, integrations and what's out.
Price: Per project, not by the hour.
Stack: Next.js when every millisecond counts; WordPress when the team needs to edit daily.

Tell us about the site

A company website has three jobs: to be found, to make clear in ten seconds what the company does, and to let an interested visitor take the next step. Almost every site fails at one of them, and rarely because of the design: because it's slow, because the copy says nothing, or because nobody can touch it without calling the agency.

Here the site is written, designed and built in one place, and delivered measuring what matters: speed, accessibility, what people search for and whether they arrive.

Who it's for

Companies whose site doesn't show up when people search for what they do.
Sites nobody on the team can update without asking for a quote.
Online shops selling to EU consumers, bound by the European Accessibility Act since June 2025.
Companies selling in several countries that need the site written in each language, not machine-translated.

What's included

Design and build

No templates, with a design system of its own. Next.js when performance leads; WordPress or a headless CMS when the team needs to publish without depending on anyone.

Multilingual

Each language written in that language, with the hreflang tags Google needs to serve each visitor theirs. And if there's an old site, every URL redirected so nothing already earned is lost.

Ready for search engines and AI. Structure, structured data, speed and content that answers what people search for. What makes Google, Bing and AI assistants understand it and cite it.

Performance and accessibility

Measured, not promised. Core Web Vitals in the green and accessibility to EN 301 549, checked with a screen reader and a keyboard.

Email and newsletters

What leaves the site, done properly. Branded transactional email, form receipts, a double opt-in newsletter with a visible unsubscribe, and an authenticated domain so it doesn't land in spam.

Forms and CRM

Every enquiry reaches someone. Forms connected to email and CRM, with instant notification and no data lost along the way.

What you get

The site in production, with the code in your repository.
A CMS so the team can publish on its own, if needed.
The speed and accessibility report measured at handover.
Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools set up, with the sitemap submitted.

Where it shows

Micblau Piscines

Micblau Piscines: brand and site in three languages, 66 routes and 86 redirects from the old site so nothing it had earned on Google was lost. Read the case →

What people ask us

Do you work with WordPress?: Yes, when it's what the team needs: if several people publish every day and already know it, it's a good choice. When speed is the priority or the site is more app than brochure, we build with Next.js and a separate CMS. The choice is explained up front.
Will we lose our rankings if we rebuild the site?: Not if it's done properly: every old address redirects to its new equivalent, content that already works is kept and Google is told about the move. For Micblau it took 86 redirects.
Does it include email and a newsletter?: It can: branded transactional email, form receipts and a double opt-in newsletter with one-click unsubscribe, with the domain authenticated (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) so it reaches the inbox.
Does our website have to meet the European Accessibility Act?: If it sells to consumers in the EU or provides certain digital services, yes, since 28 June 2025 — wherever the company is based. Microenterprises providing services are exempt. The sites we build meet EN 301 549 out of the box.

How it's bought

Every service follows the same path: a short diagnosis, the build with weekly deliveries and, if you want it, ongoing maintenance.

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