Design · Content · Development
A website built around your work.
Whether you start from scratch or have an existing website, the aim is the same: explain your offer, present it well and make the first contact straightforward.
When you need a new website
I start with your services, audience and the questions people ask you. I define the pages, prepare the agreed copy and design a visual direction that reflects your identity.
- An introduction and clearly explained services.
- Work, images and evidence you can publish.
- A straightforward enquiry journey, including on a phone.
When your website no longer represents you
Before rebuilding it, I review what works and what is missing. Low traffic, an unclear offer and a broken form are different problems: the work should address the issue we can observe.
I preserve useful content and plan the move from old pages to new ones. Where a targeted change is enough, I assess that specific scope.
What the project includes
The proposal lists the agreed tasks. The foundation includes structure, design, development and checks of the main user journeys.
- Page structure and internal links.
- Responsive design, readability and keyboard navigation.
- Titles, descriptions and content accessible to search engines.
- Contact journeys, errors and confirmations to check.
- Guidance on content, management and responsibilities after handover.
Copy and languages are part of the design
I can edit your copy or prepare it with you. Services, tone and information need to be accurate before publication. We use images you have rights to publish; photography, licences and missing materials are addressed in the proposal.
Italian, German and English need content suited to the reader. We agree the languages and review process: a literal translation is not enough to describe a business well.
How I prepare a quote
Pages, copy, languages, features and available materials define the work. Before starting, you receive a proposal separating essential tasks from options.
Timing, revisions, inclusions, exclusions and recurring external service costs are explicit. E-commerce, bookings, integrations, photography and campaigns need an agreed scope.
After handover
Who manages the domain, hosting and updates? Who can edit the content? We clarify this before launch, together with any ongoing support.
Where measurement is enabled, we distinguish relevant visits, interactions and received enquiries. A well-built website is a foundation: commercial results are assessed through real data over time.
Common questions
Questions before we start.
Do I really need a new website?
Not always. I review the current website, the observed problem and available content. If the structure and management work, revising copy, pages or contact may be enough.
Can I start without finished copy and photos?
Yes. We identify what is available and what is missing. Copy, photography, licences and translations are included or listed separately in the proposal, with clear responsibilities.
Can the website be in Italian and German?
Yes, I can plan Italian, German and English versions. We agree the audience for each language and who reviews content before publication.
Will the website bring me new customers?
I cannot promise that. The website should make your offer, work and contact clear. Evaluating its effectiveness also requires relevant visits and a record of enquiries actually received.
How should I assess the proposal?
Check pages, copy, languages, features, timing and revisions. The proposal should clarify who manages content, domain, hosting and support, including any recurring costs.
What should I send to get started?
Your business, what you want to improve and your website link, if you have one. No access credentials or confidential material are needed for the first message.
Manuel Pammer · ManuDesign
Where shall we start?
Tell me what you do and what you would like to improve. If you already have a website, send me the link. We can define a useful next step together.