myconnectionA first site that sells
Not "so we exist on the internet" — but to bring phone calls from the first week, with a structure that leads the visitor to the right action.
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Websites that load before the customer can change their mind.
Your visitor gives you a few seconds. If the site is slow, looks abandoned or doesn't say clearly what you do, they leave for the next result — without so much as a note. We build websites that do the opposite: they hold, they convince, they bring the phone call. Want proof of speed? You're already inside one of our sites.
SPEEDCore Web Vitals in the green
DELIVERYOn the date we put in writing
SEOFoundations from day one
GDPRCookies & compliance ready
OWNERSHIPDomain & site are yours
01 / Who it is for
First site or rebuild — the logic is the same: it has to work.
New site, old SEO intact
A refresh without losing what you've built: we map the old URLs, set up 301 redirects and monitor the transition step by step.
Credibility that books appointments
Doctors, lawyers, engineers: a page that inspires trust before the first phone call — and a booking form that lands in your calendar.
Robust & manageable
A structure non-technical staff can update, with the accessibility and stability an institutional role requires.
02 / What is included
A deliverable that stands on its own — not "we'll see".
- Design made to measure — a structure that serves your customer, not a shop-window template everyone wears.
- Help with the copy — you know your business, we know the structure that sells. We write it together.
- SEO foundations — proper structure, speed, schema data, so Google understands you from day one.
- GDPR & cookies — consent and policies set up properly, not "just add a banner".
- Forms that land where you work — email, calendar or CRM, with a notification the moment the lead arrives.
- Admin training — we show you how to update it, with video guides so you don't need us for a comma.
- Maintenance & security (optional) — updates, backups, uptime monitoring.
03 / Why us
The best proof already loaded — this very page.
- We measure, we don't "feel". Speed, conversions, visitor behaviour — decisions with numbers, not taste.
- Delivery on the date we put in writing. The timeline is part of the proposal, not wishful thinking.
- Ownership stays with you: domain, hosting access, files. If tomorrow you want another partner, you leave with everything — that freedom is why clients stay.
04 / Honesty
When you don't need a new site.
We sell websites — which is why it carries weight when we tell you not to buy one.
- If your current site is fast and sound but nobody sees it, the problem is traffic — advertising or SEO first, not a rebuild.
- If you need small changes, we make them as small changes. We don't turn every request into "it all needs redoing".
- If the budget only covers the site and nothing is left for promotion, a leaner site plus some advertising may be worth more — a beautiful site with no visitors is a brochure in a drawer.
05 / How we work
From mapping to delivery, with milestones.
- 01 — WK 1
Mapping
Goals, audience, content, competition. What the site has to do — not just how it should look.
- 02 — WK 1
Proposal
Page structure, cost, delivery date. In writing.
- 03 — WK 2–3
Design
You see and approve the look before a line of code is written.
- 04 — WK 3–7
Build & testing
Speed, mobile, forms — everything tested before you see it.
- 05 — WK 8
Delivery
Training, video guides — and 301 redirects if it's a rebuild.
06 / FAQ
Everything you'd ask in the first conversation.
How much does a website cost?
It depends on what it has to do: a corporate presentation, a site with bookings and an eshop are three different projects. You get a written price before we start — not "we'll see as we go" — and the price doesn't change midway, unless the brief does.
WordPress or custom build?
It depends on who will manage it and what it needs to do. We recommend based on your use, not on what suits us — and we explain the why, so the choice is yours.
Will my SEO be lost in a rebuild?
Not if it's done right: we map all the old URLs, set up 301 redirects and watch Search Console for the first month to catch anything that slipped through.
How long does delivery take?
Typically 4–8 weeks for a corporate site, depending on size and how ready the content is. The date goes into the proposal in writing.
Who writes the copy?
Together: you know your business better than anyone, we know the structure that holds the visitor. We don't say "send us the texts" and we don't deliver lorem ipsum.
Will the site be mine?
Yes — domain, hosting access and files are handed to you, with documentation. No being held hostage by a provider — including us.
07 / Next step
Send us your current site — or the idea for your first.
We'll reply with what we'd keep, what we'd change and what it would cost. No commitment — and no "it all needs redoing" if it doesn't.