Phone first
That sounds like a small thing, but it makes the difference. People often search in the evening on the couch, one-handed and with spotty reception. If your site works there, it works everywhere.
Testing happens on real devices, not just in a shrunk browser window. Buttons are big enough for a thumb, the phone number is tappable, and the site loads even with a weak signal.
Fast, because it’s lean
The site loads fast because it’s lean. No heavy templates, no twenty plugins running in the background. Images get shrunk beforehand and converted to a modern image format. The goal is under two seconds on a phone over a mobile connection.
We follow WCAG 2.1 AA for usability, meaning readable contrast, proper labels, and it works without a mouse too. If you want your current site measured against that, see the accessibility audit.
Moving an old website
You already have a website and want to replace it. That’s the normal case, and it happens without any downtime.
The domain belongs to you and stays yours. We handle the move or show you where to cancel so you’re not paying for two contracts. The new site sits on a test address first, you see it finished, and only then do we switch over. For your customers that takes a few minutes.
What matters is what happens to the old addresses. If your old site had a page that shows up on Google, we set up a redirect. Otherwise people land on an error page, and you lose exactly the customers who were almost at your door. Any content you want to keep, we bring along.
Legal notice and privacy policy
Every website used for business in Germany needs a legal notice (Impressum) under § 5 DDG and a privacy policy under the GDPR. If these texts are missing or flawed, you can get a cease and desist letter.
We create both and adapt them to what your site actually does. If there’s a contact form, it’s in there. If no map is embedded, nothing gets made up. We never load fonts from outside servers. They’re delivered with the site, or we use the ones every device already has.
To be clear, we’re not a law firm, and legal advice isn’t part of what we offer. The texts follow common practice and are set up so a lawyer can check them easily if you’d like.
Drag the slider.
On the left, a site like the ones many businesses still have. On the right, our sample site for a painting business. On a computer you see the difference, on a phone you feel it. There the old site is simply shrunk and you have to pinch to zoom.
What businesses ask about the tech
What do you build the sites with? WordPress?
No. Every site is written by hand, with no template, no site builder and no twenty plugins running in the background.
The upside for you is that the site loads fast and little can break. There’s no plugin that wrecks your homepage after an update, and no known security hole being exploited on ten thousand identical sites. If something does come up, we can fix it, because we wrote every line ourselves.
Does the site work on a phone?
It’s built for phones first and then expanded for larger screens, not the other way around. That matters more than it sounds, because most of your visitors come from a phone.
Testing happens on real devices, not just in a shrunk browser window. Buttons are big enough for a thumb, the phone number is tappable, and the site loads even with a weak signal.
How fast does the site load?
The goal is under two seconds on a phone over a mobile connection. We get there by shrinking images beforehand and converting them to a modern image format, and by building the site without heavy templates.
That’s not for its own sake. Anyone who has to wait three seconds goes back to the Google results and ends up with the next business.
What about my old website and my domain?
The domain stays yours, it’s registered in your name. We move it over or show you where to cancel the old contract so nothing runs twice.
The new site sits on a test address first. Only once you’ve signed off do we switch over. We redirect old addresses so nobody coming from Google lands on an error page.
What about email addresses with my business name?
We’ll set those up too if you want. An address that ends in your own business name looks a lot more professional than a free private email address, and almost every domain provider includes it.
The draft costs you nothing.
One sentence is enough. Which business, which town. We’ll look at the rest ourselves. You’ll hear back the same day.