Web design built by someone who has to make it rank, not just look good.
Most web design companies hand you a beautiful site and wish you luck with Google. I build the SEO foundation in from day one — because I spent five years watching what happens when a site launches without one: rankings lost, cannibalisation, months of cleanup a proper build would have avoided.
What does a web design company do
A web design company takes a business from an idea to a published, working website, across five stages: analysis of goals and audience, architecture — the page structure and URLs, decided before any code is written — interface design, technical build, and launch with the indexing checks that confirm search engines can read the result.
The visual design is the visible part. The architecture decided upfront is what determines whether the site can rank at all — and it is the part that costs the most to fix after launch.
Why this isn’t a typical web design company
A portfolio-first shop optimises for how the site looks in a case study. I optimise for what happens after launch: does it get indexed correctly, does it rank for what the business actually needs, does the new URL structure avoid cannibalising pages that were already working. That discipline comes from managing a full CMS migration — old system to new, thousands of indexed pages, live production, zero tolerance for lost rankings.
What’s included
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Technical SEO foundation built in from the start
Not bolted on after launch.
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Business websites
Built to generate qualified leads, not just to exist.
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Structured data matched to page type
Not a single generic template applied to everything.
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Ecommerce
Built and optimised together, not as two separate projects.
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Architecture planned to avoid cannibalisation
Before the first page goes live, not after.
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UX/UI consulting
Where traffic exists but leads don’t — usability and rankings looked at together.
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Generative Engine Optimization built in
A well-built site today needs to already be ready to be cited by ChatGPT and Perplexity tomorrow.
Built for your sector
What it costs, said upfront
The exact price depends on the number of pages, features and platform chosen.
I look at the project and give you a real range before any commitment.
Varies by stack, and it's fair to know upfront: with Astro + Cloudflare — the same technical base as this site — you pay little more than the domain renewal. With WordPress/Elementor, hosting and licences add up.
The exact number comes after understanding what the site needs to do, not before.
Ask for an assessment →Questions people ask
What does a web design company do?
It takes a business from an idea to a published, working website. That covers five stages: analysis of goals and audience, architecture — the page structure and URLs, decided before any code is written — interface design, technical build, and launch with the indexing checks that make sure search engines can actually read the result. The visual design is the visible part; the architecture decided upfront is what determines whether the site can rank at all.
Is web design still worth it in 2026?
It depends on what you are buying. If it means paying someone to arrange a template, the value has genuinely dropped — page builders and AI tools do that well now, and cheaply. What has not dropped in value is the part that decides whether the site earns anything: the structure, the URL architecture, what each page is meant to rank for, and the migration plan if you already have a site with rankings to protect. That work is cheap to get right at the start and expensive to fix later — which is the opposite of how most projects budget for it.
Do ecommerce and SEO get built together, or as two separate projects?
Together, from the start — not bolted on after launch. Detail on ecommerce web design.
Do you build sites for a specific industry, like law firms or hotels?
Yes: web design for lawyers and web design for doctors are built around the specific sector, on the same technical foundation.
How much does a website cost, and what affects the price?
Brochure sites start from €800 — the exact price depends on the number of pages, features and platform chosen. The first assessment is always free: I look at the project and give you a real range before any commitment. Ongoing running costs vary by stack, and I tell you upfront: with Astro + Cloudflare — the same technical base as this site — you pay little more than the domain renewal each year; with WordPress/Elementor hosting and licences add up.
Is there a way to try this without commitment?
Yes, a free audit of your current site: speed, mobile-first, structure and conversion. Request it on free website audit.
What if my site is fine but I’m not sure where the problem is?
That’s what UX/UI consulting is for — analysis and prioritised recommendations, not a rebuild you may not need.
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