Independent digital studio · since 2016
A firm with top-level projects and a website stuck five years in the past: we turn it into a fast, bilingual editorial portfolio the team updates itself.
What a scenario isScenarios are realistic examples based on the projects we handle most often: they show how we work, they don't name clients and they don't report results. We're happy to talk through real case studies on a call, respecting our clients' confidentiality.
It's a common scenario: a professional firm has dozens of quality projects behind it, but the website is an outdated template. Photos are compressed until they lose every detail, the copy never changes, and adding a project means calling the webmaster and waiting days.
The problem isn't just about looks. Many clients, especially international ones, check the website before even booking a meeting: if the site doesn't reflect the work, the firm starts at a disadvantage. And a site that can't be updated becomes a fixed cost instead of a tool.
We start from the projects: clear categories (for example residential, commercial, installations), a page for each project with photos, details, year and location, and a path that leads to contact.
Strong typography, full-screen images and an asymmetric grid that stays elegant on smartphones too. The site has to convey quality before anyone reads a word.
Every photo is generated in several modern formats and loaded only when needed: files of several megabytes become a few hundred kilobytes with no visible difference.
Italian and English versions crafted by hand, not translated by a plugin, and a simple panel the partners use to add projects and photos themselves, with a step-by-step guide.
Project descriptions written for people choosing a firm, not just for peers: context, the client's brief, the solution and the materials.
Redirects from the old site, Google indexing checks and monitoring in the days after go-live, so you don't lose the visits already coming in.
Before we start, we set the indicators and the starting point together, so results are read from data and not impressions.
How many people write through the site and which project pages they come from.
Whether visitors really browse the portfolio or leave after a few seconds.
Google scores on mobile and desktop, checked before and after launch.
How much the English version weighs and which countries inquiries come from.
There's no best panel in absolute terms: the question is how often and by whom the site will be updated.
In a premium industry, a slow site signals carelessness even before the design does.
Adding a language later costs far more than planning for it in the structure from day one.
If yours is not here, write to us: we will reply as soon as possible.
Yes. The panel is designed for people without technical skills: adding a project takes a few minutes and we leave you a guide with screenshots.
If the original photos are good quality, those are enough: we optimize them. If they're missing, we can arrange a photo shoot with the network.
A static site has very low hosting costs. For technical updates and support there are maintenance plans from €30 a month + VAT.
Yes: the structure is multilingual from the start, so adding a language mostly means translating and reviewing the copy.
From a few hundred to tens of thousands of euros: the figures you find online are so different they tell you nothing. This guide explains what the price depends on, what different types of website cost and how to read a quote without surprises.
For many freelancers and small businesses a showcase website is the smartest choice: a few pages, done well, that present who you are and bring in inquiries. Here's how much it costs, what it should include and how to tell whether it's what you need.
It's one of the first questions anyone asks when they need a website, an online store or a campaign. There's no answer that's right for everyone: there's the right choice for your project. Here's how to find it, with the pros and cons of each route.
A property with excellent reviews that only takes bookings by phone: a website that sells rooms and tables on its own, around the clock.
↗A brand with a clear mission and a store that loses customers at checkout: product pages that tell the supply chain and frictionless mobile checkout.
↗Products used every day but bought only once: subscriptions and personalized kits that turn one-off orders into recurring customers.
↗Several specialists' schedules managed by hand and mornings on the phone: online booking that is simple for patients and safe for health data.
↗A skilled professional who doesn't show up on Google: listing, website and content built for searches in their city, where new patients make their choice.
↗Tell us about your project: the assistant prepares the brief in two minutes, then a person from the team replies. No automatic quotes.
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