Websites, e-shops and apps
built to measure
We write directly in code rather than assembling templates. The result is fast, maintainable, and ready from day one for people to find it on Google.
Four kinds of brief
Most projects are one of these, or a mix of two. We agree the scope around what the site actually has to deliver.
A company site that says clearly what you do, who it helps and what the visitor should do next. Built so people without a technical background can still change the content.
Online selling with a structure both a customer and Google can navigate. Categories, product pages and checkout are set up so they can grow without a rebuild.
When the site shouldn't only inform but actually do something: bookings, client areas, dashboards, internal tools. Runs in the browser, no install, reachable anywhere.
One page built around one action: a campaign, a product or an event. A short path from the first line to the button, with no detours to distract.
From first call to launch
After every step you know where the project stands and what comes next. No months of silence followed by one big delivery.
We go through what the site has to deliver, who it's for and what you already have. That produces a scope and a price you know before any work starts.
Which pages the site will have, what's on each one and how you move between them. This is also where it's decided what the site can later rank for.
We show what the site will look like before the code is written. Changes at this stage are cheap. After launch they aren't.
We build directly in code. You see a working version as it goes, so nothing appears for the first time at the end. Speed and mobile are handled during the build, not after it.
Deployment, redirects from the old site, analytics and a handover session. After that you either take the site over or we look after it.
Four differences you can feel
These aren't promises. They're decisions we make the same way on every project.
Written in code
No page builder you can never leave. The site is yours, code included, and anyone can pick it up.
Speed is a requirement
Not something we look at once someone complains. A slow site loses people before the first line is read.
Ready for Google
Structure, titles and technical basics are right at launch. SEO then doesn't start by fixing the website.
Technical backing
LumaWeb is backed by Void Solutions, an IT company. When something needs to go deeper into the code, there's somewhere to go.
A beautiful site nobody finds
is an expensive business card
This is why we do both. A website and its visibility are decided by the same things.
Structure decides
Which pages exist and what they're called determines what the site can rank for at all. Changing that later means rebuilding the site.
The technical base holds
Speed, indexing, mobile and structured data are done on launch day, not as the first item of an audit six months later.
Growth has something to stand on
Content, keywords and links get added to a base that can carry them. That's the work of the second pillar.
We build sites so that SEO doesn't start with repairs. See SEO and GEO services →
Tell us what you need
A new site, a rebuild of an old one, or just a second opinion on what makes sense. We'll reply within 24 hours, with no obligation.