Website or web shop development: fast, easy to find and simple to manage

The question of which technology to choose comes up in almost every first conversation. The honest answer is that both can be right. WordPress fits if you want to edit texts and pages yourself, if the site mainly provides information and if you want to use the huge range of extensions available for it. Many people know it, and with proper maintenance it can be kept fast and secure.

A Next.js site is a better fit when speed and customisation weigh heavily: a lot of interaction, links with your own systems, a login area or a web shop with unusual rules. You usually pay more up front, and in return you get a site without a pile of extensions getting in each other's way. In the first conversation we explain where your plans lead and what that means for maintenance and cost.

A web shop can be a hosted platform, a WooCommerce store inside WordPress or a shop built to order. A platform is quick to start and limited in what you can change. WooCommerce suits a mid-sized range of products and owners who want to run the shop themselves. Custom work pays off when your shop is different: unusual pricing rules, a link with stock and accounting, or an ordering process that does not fit a standard extension.

What you choose now determines what you can do later. We help you make a choice that still fits in a few years, and we connect the shop to your accounting, your payment provider and your shipping. You can read more under integrations and automation.

A website is not finished on the day it goes live. Software ages, search engines set new requirements and your business changes. That is why, on request, we take care of updates, backups, monitoring and small changes, on servers in Europe. See also hosting.

You can choose to have us manage the site, or keep it up yourself and come to us for anything bigger. For being found on Google we always build in a technical foundation. If you want to do more with that, see SEO and online marketing.