A site that 
explains before you have to.
A site that says what you do and for whom. Afterwards you edit texts and images yourself, no coding needed.
Three kinds of website. Which one fits depends on what it has to do.
Landing pageA single page for one offer or campaign. It has one goal and goes online quickly.
Company websiteSeveral pages: services, work, about, contact. For companies that want to show more than one offer.
Online shopProducts, cart, payment. With checkout integration, the part where money actually changes hands.
What belongs around the site. Findability always, the rest as needed.
FindabilitySo Google and other search engines find your site. and So AI assistants like ChatGPT find your site and quote it correctly..
MaintenanceUpdates and a The area where you change text, images and projects yourself, without touching code. for your own changes.
HostingRunning the site, updates included.
ContentTexts for the website, if you'd rather not write them yourself.
MediaEditing product photos and videos. No shoots on site.
Legal textsPreparation of the texts. No legal advice.
How a project runs.
- ConversationWhat it's about, for whom, what the site should do.
- DesignYou see what the site looks like before a single line is built.
- BuildImplementation, content, findability. You see interim versions and can step in.
- LiveThe site goes online. Optional: in one session you learn how to change texts and images.
- CareOptional: hosting, updates, changes. Or you take over yourself.
Two lines about your project are enough to start.