Web Development
A corporate website is a piece of infrastructure, not a brochure. It should load instantly, work on every device, be editable without a developer, and feed leads straight into the system where your sales actually happens.
What we do
Corporate websites
Multilingual, accessible, fast by construction. Static output with no plugin maintenance and nothing to patch every Tuesday.
Product & landing pages
Pages built around a single conversion, with lead capture wired directly into your CRM or back-end API.
Customer portals
Authenticated self-service areas on top of your existing systems — orders, documents, invoices, status. Built in Blazor WebAssembly or React, whichever fits your team.
Content editing
A headless CMS or a simple content model your marketing team can edit without touching code or waiting for us.
Performance & SEO
Core Web Vitals, structured data, sitemaps and hreflang handled as part of the build rather than as a later clean-up.
Hosting & operations
Deployment to Azure Static Web Apps or your own IIS, with certificates, CDN, backups and a release process.
Typical scope
- Corporate site redesign, bilingual or multilingual
- Product launch site with lead capture
- Customer or partner portal
- Migration off WordPress to static tooling
- Performance and accessibility remediation
What you get
- Design and content structure agreed up front
- Static, versioned site in your repository
- Automated deployment pipeline
- Analytics, sitemap, structured data and hreflang configured
Stack
All services
Azure Integration
Connect ERP, CRM, HR and legacy systems into reliable, observable message flows on Azure.
Read moreCustom Software Development
Business applications and multi-tenant SaaS in C# and .NET, from specification to production support.
Read moreCloud & Infrastructure
Migration to Azure, Windows Server and IIS operations, Microsoft 365 administration and release automation.
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