Explains
What the company offers, who it is for, and why it can be trusted.
Website Development
We study your business and customer journey, design the structure, prepare content and visuals, build the required functionality, and connect analytics. The platform follows the objective—not the other way around.
01 The website’s role
We help visitors understand the offer, make a decision, and take the next step. The website then passes the data to sales and shows which acquisition sources genuinely perform.
What the company offers, who it is for, and why it can be trusted.
Creates a clear journey from the first screen to the right service or product.
Forms, calculators, and user journeys guide visitors towards the next step.
Connects the acquisition source, enquiry, CRM record, and final outcome.
02 Project format
We do not overengineer a simple project or force a complex business into a single template.
For companies with complex services, several business lines, products, and audiences.
Company · services · trustFor a specific service, product, campaign, or validating a new offer.
One product · one journeyFor presenting a product range and specifications with a clear path to consultation or enquiry.
Catalogue · filters · enquiriesCatalogue, product pages, cart, payments, delivery, and the required integrations.
Selection · purchase · integrations03 Project scope
We take responsibility for the logic, content, visual direction, and technical delivery.
We study the product, audience, competitors, current marketing, and the journey from enquiry to sale.
We create the sitemap, user journeys, section content, and prototypes.
We write and edit copy, organise source materials, and source or create visual content.
We create the visual concept, typography, palette, UI components, and responsive layouts.
We implement forms, catalogues, calculators, CRM connections, and other project-specific functionality.
We configure core SEO markup, Yandex Metrica and conversion goals, then verify forms and primary user journeys.
04 Technology
We account for functionality, traffic, integrations, content management, and future development plans.
Landing pages and corporate websites that are easy for an internal team to maintain and develop.
Projects with complex structures, integrations, and future scaling requirements.
E-commerce websites and catalogues with product, order, and process management.
For projects where an off-the-shelf platform limits functionality, performance, or architecture.
05 Integrated system
We design the website as part of marketing and sales. From the architecture stage, we account for acquisition, organic search, enquiry handling, and performance measurement.
06 Projects
These projects show not a template, but the role each website plays in its business.
A corporate website with a project catalogue, technical resources, and quotation scenarios—built as part of the company’s integrated marketing system.
An expert landing page for the selection, design, supply, and installation of residential engineering systems.
A manufacturer’s website with a product-led structure and separate journeys for private customers and dealers.
07 Process
We approve the logic first, then the visual system, and only then implement the functionality.
We define the objective, constraints, audience, and success criteria.
We agree the structure, user journeys, content, and functionality.
We demonstrate page logic before the final visual design begins.
We create the visual system and responsive designs.
We build the website and connect forms, CRM, analytics, and external services.
We test the primary journeys, launch the website, and monitor its operation.
The cost depends on the structure, number of pages, design, functionality, integrations, and content requirements. After discussing the project, we provide the scope, schedule, and a fixed quotation.
For 90 days after launch, we correct at no charge any implementation errors attributable to our work, including deviations from the agreed quality or scope.
New requirements, changes to previously approved logic, and additional functionality are outside the warranty and are quoted separately.08 Questions
If your question is not listed, ask us—we will answer in the context of your project.
We calculate the price after discussing the project. It depends on the structure, number of pages, design complexity, functionality, integrations, and content scope. Before work begins, we confirm the agreed scope, schedule, and quotation.
Timing depends on the project type and scope: a landing page, corporate website, and e-commerce project require different levels of work. We provide a precise schedule after the structure and functionality are agreed.
We select the platform after assessing the objectives, future development, integrations, and who will manage the website. We work with Tilda, 1C-Bitrix, Webasyst, and custom development.
Yes. We can write and edit copy, organise your materials, and source or create the required visuals. The precise content scope is defined in our proposal.
Yes. Before migration, we audit the current structure and indexed URLs, prepare a migration map, configure the required redirects, and monitor the technical parameters of the new website.
Yes. We send enquiries and form data to the CRM and can integrate calculators, analytics, catalogues, and other services within the agreed architecture.
For 90 days, we correct at no charge any implementation errors attributable to our work, including deviations from the agreed quality or scope. New requirements, changes to approved logic, and additional functionality are quoted separately. Ongoing support and development are available after the warranty period.
09 Next step
Tell us about your product, audience, and current situation. We will identify what the project genuinely needs and the most sensible place to begin.