Boutique web/digital studio

We create professional websites and online stores for businesses.

We design websites around a clearly defined scope, audience, and goal — so the offer is easy to understand and users know what their next step should be.

You do not need a finished specification. Describe the business and the outcome you need.

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Three main starting points

Every project receives its own scope. These profiles show the closest route, key elements and starting price.

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E-commerce Website

A store ready for sales and further development.

Catalogue, purchase, payment, shipping and structured handoff — scoped around the sales model.

Landing Page

One offer, one goal and a clear path.

A focused page for a service, product, campaign or event with one main user action.

A “from” price is a starting point for a project with controlled scope. Exact scope and price follow manual review.

More possibilities

When the project does not fit a core format

Custom Project

A non-standard web/digital project with its own logic.

For a website, web application, client area, tool or process with non-standard features, roles, data or integrations.

Redesign

Rebuilding a website that no longer fits the business.

We first review content, structure, technology, access, URLs and migration risk. Scope follows an assessment of the current website.

A process without chaos

Every stage has a clear outcome

Before moving forward, everyone knows what has been agreed, what is needed from the client and which outcome closes the stage.

  1. Initial context and qualification

    We review the task, fit, main risks and the next step required.

    Outcome: the right route — estimate, questions or discovery.

    From the client: a short description of the business, task and expected outcome.

    BRIEF · goal · task · context
  2. Scope and structure

    We define pages, templates, features, content, responsibilities, exclusions and acceptance criteria.

    Outcome: a written, approved scope.

    From the client: priorities, materials and business decisions.

    SCOPE · included · excluded · gates
  3. UX/UI and approval

    We design an individual structure, key views, states and responsive behavior.

    Outcome: an approved direction before implementation.

    From the client: one consolidated feedback set in each of two rounds.

    APPROVAL · 2 rounds · decision
  4. Implementation

    We implement the approved design, forms, CMS and integrations within the agreed scope.

    Outcome: a working test version.

    From the client: required access and timely decisions on obstacles affecting delivery.

  5. QA and acceptance

    We test pages, forms, navigation, mobile behavior, browsers, CMS and agreed integrations.

    Outcome: a version ready for acceptance with confirmed defects corrected.

    From the client: review of facts, content and agreed flows.

    QA · responsive ✓ · forms ✓
  6. Launch, handoff and defect period

    We hand over agreed access, materials, instructions, recurring costs and the issue-reporting route.

    Outcome: a controlled launch and 30 calendar days for confirmed reproducible defects.

    From the client: operational readiness, approved content and client-controlled accounts where practical.

    HANDOFF · access · guide · defects

A professional outcome

Two layers that protect quality

A considered outcome

The project does not begin with a ready-made template. We define the task and structure first, then create UX/UI around the business.

  • Individual information architecture and user journeys
  • Responsive views and relevant interface states
  • Speed, accessibility and clarity as quality principles
  • Technology selected for the task, not used as the main sales slogan

A controlled process

Agreements do not remain only in messages. Key decisions, scope and handoff are recorded and checked.

  • Written scope and staged approvals
  • Payments divided into stages according to the proposal and SOW
  • Change Request for new work after approval
  • QA, controlled handoff and documented recurring costs

The standard process includes two consolidated design revision rounds and 30 calendar days to correct confirmed reproducible defects after launch or handoff.

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Start with your situation and project goal.

Briefly describe your situation or contact us directly — we’ll choose the right way to start the conversation about your project.

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