Web design for IT service providers & software companies

It depends on whether you need maintenance, ongoing development or both. For continuous support we work with monthly packages: a fixed number of hours for updates, security, smaller changes and content work, plus agreed response times. Larger undertakings such as a relaunch, a series of product pages or a client portal are quoted separately with a clear range. In the first call we look at your website and tell you which model makes sense for you.

Yes, that is the rule rather than the exception here. We start with an audit: code and structure, how current the system and plugins are, security posture, performance, SEO status and open technical debt. After that you get an honest assessment of whether further development pays off or whether a rebuild is the cheaper route. For the handover we need access to hosting, repository and domain, we organise the rest.

We maintain a shared backlog and work through it in short cycles, usually every two weeks. You prioritise what comes next, we estimate the effort and deliver on a staging environment for approval. Everything runs through Git, larger changes go through review, and you can see at any time what is being worked on. That way changes never pile up for two years until another big relaunch becomes necessary.

For editorially maintained websites we mostly use WordPress, because your team can keep working without us, as with LCS Computer Service. When performance, components or integrations take priority we build with Next.js and React, headless with WordPress or another CMS behind it if you prefer, as with J3L Capital. Custom platforms we have built with Laravel and Node.js, for example COACHDAY. Which combination fits is something we decide together based on your team, operations and roadmap.

Referrals are the best channel there is, they just cannot be turned up when a quarter runs weaker. SEO builds the second channel next to it: people search for their problem, not for your company name, and end up with the provider who answers the question best. For IT companies, solution and comparison pages, technical guides and pages for specific industries or systems work particularly well. And even those who get recommended get googled afterwards.

GEO stands for generative engine optimization, meaning optimisation for AI answers in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and similar systems. In IT especially, research often starts right there: someone asks for a provider for a specific technology and gets three names. For yours to be among them, the models need citable content: clearly delimited answer blocks, consistent company data, structured data and mentions in places these systems read. That is exactly what we work on.

We are not a recruitment agency, but we build the page where your candidates either stay or bounce. That includes a career page showing stack, team and ways of working honestly, individually findable job ads with JobPosting markup for Google Jobs, an application path without hurdles and content that proves your technical culture rather than claiming it. In practice that is often the difference between five and fifty applications.

Yes. When your developers are tied up in client projects, we take over frontend, web design or entire website packages in the background, under your name if you prefer. We follow your conventions, work in your repository or in one of ours and document in a way that lets your team take over at any time. For continuous collaboration we agree on a fixed monthly capacity.