03 / Websites connected to your businessWeb development
A website that works with your operation.
We design and build business websites, landing pages, catalogs and online stores. The website alone can be hired on its own. If needed, we connect it to payments, orders and the tools you already use.
Need a website that sells or takes orders without duplicating work?
Who it is for
- Businesses that need to present their offer clearly and receive qualified inquiries.
- Businesses selling from a catalog that want to receive organized orders.
- Businesses with an online store that re-enter every sale into another system.
Situations it solves
- The current website does not explain what you sell or how to hire you.
- Forms land in an inbox nobody checks in time.
- The catalog lives in PDFs or spreadsheets and goes stale.
- Every online sale is re-entered by hand into the management system.
What we can implement
Possible flows, designed with your team.
A website can be hired on its own. No assessment or automation is needed when the scope is simple and clear.
Possible scopes
- Business website
- Landing page
- Catalog
- Online store
We choose the format based on what the website has to achieve, not the other way around.
Optional integrations
- Connected forms
- Payments
- Orders
- Existing tools
Added only when they help. Each is quoted separately and depends on your systems' compatibility.
Possible integrations
- Checkout and payment methods
- Forms connected to email or CRM
- Order or ERP system
- Inventory
- Shipping tools
These are common categories, not mandatory tools. Each integration depends on the system offering access (API, exports or webhooks), its permissions, and what we agree in scope. Not all are included: they are quoted per project.
Does your process look like one of these flows?
Tell us what website you needWorking example · fictional company
How it could work
“Our catalog is a PDF and orders arrive by message. We want a website with a catalog that takes organized orders and, later on, online payments.”
- IntakeThe customer builds the order
- ValidationData gets checked
- Connected systemsConnect only what is needed
- OutcomeOrder received and confirmed
- ExceptionsSpecial cases stay personal
Before · what slows things down
Outdated catalog, orders by message and data copied by hand.
After · what changes
Catalog on the website and complete orders from the start. Integrations are added when they help.
Fictional example for illustration. No figures or guarantees: scope and impact are defined on your real process.
What you get and how we move forward
Clear deliverables. Staged engagement.
After publishing, the website is yours. You can run it or hire maintenance.
What we deliver
- Page structure and copy aimed at helping visitors understand your offer and how to move forward.
- Design adapted to desktop and mobile, with your identity.
- Development following accessibility, performance and basic SEO practices.
- Forms and, where applicable, integrations within the agreed scope.
- Publishing on your domain and accounts, with access under your company's name.
- Instructions for updating the planned content.
How to hire a website
01
Conversation
Free. We understand what the website has to achieve.
02
Proposal
Scope, pages, included and excluded integrations, and review stages.
03
Implementation
Design, development, testing and publishing.
04
Maintenance
Optional, depending on what you need after publishing.
Hosting, domain, templates or commerce platforms are paid separately and stay under your name.
See the full working modelAfter go-live
- Fixes for errors found after publishing, within the agreed period.
- Technical maintenance and updates, if hired.
- New pages, features or integrations, quoted separately.
No subscription is needed if the website requires no recurring service.
When an assessment is needed
For a clearly scoped website, no. We move from conversation to proposal. We only recommend an assessment when the website must integrate with several systems or changes internal processes.
- Store connected to stock, invoicing and logistics.
- Orders that must reach a management system with its own rules.
- Several sales channels sharing catalog and statuses.
What we need from your company
- Information about your offer, customers and way of working.
- Available logo, images and copy, or the decision to produce them.
- Access to the domain and hosting, or the decision to hire them.
- One person to review and approve each stage.
Websites connected to your business
What should your website achieve?
Tell us what you sell, to whom, and whether the site must connect to payments or orders.