Websites

Your website is often the first place a customer sees you and the last place they give up. We build company sites, landing pages and portals that say plainly what you offer, load quickly on a phone and can be edited by you without a developer.

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Fast on a phone
Built for search
Accessible to everyone

**Content comes first**Structure and copy before design, so the real content holds no surprises.

projects delivered

Weeks

to build a company site, not months

Pernik

a team on site, no middlemen

Our approach

What a company website has to do

A good company website is not a business card; it is a working tool. It has three jobs. To be found, by someone searching Google for exactly what you offer in the town where you work. To persuade, with a clear answer to what you do, for whom and why they should choose you, without the visitor having to dig. And to prompt action: a call, an enquiry, a request for a quote, a visit.

Most of the sites we see from new clients fail at least one of the three. They load slowly on a phone because the photos weigh several megabytes each. They do not say on the first screen what the company does. The contact form sends emails nobody receives. None of this is hard to fix, but somebody has to notice.

Benefits

What you get

Content comes first
Structure and copy before design, so the real content holds no surprises.
Fast on a phone
Optimised images and lean code, tested on an actual mobile device.
Built for search
Titles, descriptions, a sitemap and properly linked language versions.
Accessible to everyone
Contrast, keyboard use and image descriptions checked against WCAG.
Edit it yourself
Text, news and photos without a developer, after a short training session.
Your domain, your name
Domain, hosting and admin access are all registered to you.

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Sites we have built

We have built company websites across a range of sectors — manufacturing, services, education, real estate, media. Among them:

We have also worked for clients in Italy and Spain. A multilingual site is more than translated text: each language version has its own addresses, titles and descriptions, and visitors land on their own language without hunting for the switcher.

Incredibile.eu, the site of an Italian real-estate agency, on WordPress.
Safenews.bg, a news website.
LinaPack.eu, for a packaging company, covering design, development and project management.
PGEA “Kirov” in Sofia, a school website.
Synergy8, 5supernik.bg and Fitmama.bg, all on WordPress.
Buteyko Bulgaria, a landing page for a single service.
AtanasMarinov.com, a personal site on Wix, when that was the right choice for the client.

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How we work: content comes first

The most common mistake in building a website is starting with the design. A pretty template full of placeholder text looks great in the meeting, and then it turns out the real copy does not fit, the photos are all different shapes and there are seven services, not three. So we start with the content.

First we find out who your customers are and what they look for, which questions they ask you on the phone and which pages the site needs. From that we build a structure: a list of pages and what goes on each. Then comes the copy. We write it, or edit yours, in Bulgarian and other languages if needed. Only then do we design, and we show the design as a prototype with the real content in place.

The build includes layouts for phone, tablet and desktop, optimised images, basic search-engine setup, a contact form tested to make sure messages arrive, and a cookie consent that meets GDPR requirements.

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WordPress, Wix or a custom system

For most company sites we recommend WordPress. It is free, widely used, there are plenty of people who can maintain it, and it lets you edit text and add news and photos yourself. We keep it lean, with a small number of carefully chosen plugins, because every unnecessary one is a risk to security and speed.

Wix and similar platforms make sense for a small personal site that needs to go live quickly and will not grow much. We build a custom system — like the one running the site you are reading — when the site has to connect to internal software, show data from an ERP or warehouse, or meet demanding standards for speed and accessibility.

Whichever route you take, the domain, the hosting and the admin access are in your name.

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Speed, accessibility and search

These are not add-on services; they are part of the build. We test loading speed on a mobile phone, since that is where most visitors come from. We check text contrast, keyboard navigation and image descriptions, which helps people with impaired vision and helps search engines too. Every page gets its own title and description, the site has a sitemap, and on a multilingual site the language versions are properly linked to each other.

We do not promise first place on Google. No honest supplier can. What we promise is a technical foundation that lets search engines find and understand your content.

We also add measurement — how many people visit, where from and how many of them get in touch — with analytics that switch on only after consent. A few months in, decisions about the site rest on data rather than gut feeling.

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After launch

We hand the site over with a short training session: how to edit text, add a news item or photo, change the phone number on the contact page. Support covers hosting, WordPress and plugin updates, backups, checks that the site is up and the form is sending, and small changes on request. If your site was hacked or abandoned by a previous supplier, we can take it over and get it back on its feet.

The process

How the work goes

Five steps, each with a result you see and approve before we move on.

Conversation
Who your customers are, what they look for and what you want them to do.
Structure and copy
The list of pages and the content of each, in every language you need.
Design prototype
A design with the real content, on phone and desktop.
Build and check
Development, speed, accessibility, forms and search setup.
Launch and training
The site goes live and you know how to edit it.

Technologies

What we work with

WordPress
PHP
MySQL
JavaScript
Wix
HTML
CSS
Google Search Console
Linux

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How much does a website cost?

It depends on the number of pages and languages, whether we write the copy and whether it connects to other software. After the first conversation and the structure we give you a written estimate. A landing page for one service is a very different job from a multilingual company site with a news section.

How long does it take?

A company website usually takes a matter of weeks. Most often the timing depends on the content: how quickly text and photos are gathered and approved.

Will I be able to change the site myself?

Yes. We hand it over with a short training session, and you can edit text and add news and photos on your own. For bigger changes, such as a new section or feature, we are on hand.

We already have a site. Can you update it instead of starting over?

Sometimes that is the sensible route. We review it first — speed, security, content, platform — and tell you whether updating is worthwhile or rebuilding is cheaper. We keep old page addresses or redirect them, so you do not lose your search rankings.

What do you need from us?

Someone who can approve the structure and copy, information about your services, and photos if you have them. If you have no copy, we write it from a conversation with you.

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