Web design for businesses and international teams
We design and redesign business websites that explain your offer, present your capabilities and make contact straightforward. We work with your local team, head office or agency, adapting the project to your brand, content and existing systems.
Let’s talk about your projectBased in Terrassa, Barcelona. Direct communication in English, Catalan or Spanish.
Business websites, redesigns and online shops
Business and subsidiary websites
We organise information about your company, services and products around what prospective customers need to understand.
For a subsidiary or distributor, the project may involve a local website within the group’s brand guidelines, a product catalogue adapted to its market or pages that connect local enquiries with the right team.
Website redesign
A redesign may be useful when the website no longer represents the business, is difficult to update or leaves visitors unsure about what to do next.
We review the presentation, content, navigation and technical structure.
Catalogues and online sales
We organise product ranges, specifications and documentation so customers can find and compare the information they need. The next step may be an enquiry, a quotation request or an online purchase.
For online shops, we mainly work with WooCommerce and Shopify. We also assess existing PrestaShop and Magento shops to decide what can be improved or whether a migration would help.
We have worked with catalogues containing thousands of products, managed directly through the ecommerce platform or connected to an ERP. Catalogue size, order management and integrations form part of the project definition.
Choosing the platform for your website
WordPress is our speciality. It often provides a practical way for a business team to update services, products, text and news through an administration panel.
We choose the platform based on the project and any existing systems. Content management, integrations, budget and future development all inform that decision.
Your website is part of the sales conversation
Prospective customers often visit the website before calling or requesting a quote. They need to understand what your business offers, assess its capabilities and find a clear way to get in touch.
Understand the offer
Assess capabilities
Get in touch
Manufacturer
A manufacturer may need to show production capabilities, applications, specifications and supporting documents.
Professional services
A professional services business may need to explain the work involved, its expertise and how a project begins.
We use typography, colour, images and composition to give that information a clear order and a visual identity that fits the business.
Mobile layouts are planned around real tasks: reading a service description, checking a product or sending an enquiry.
A local website that fits the wider organisation
Head office may manage the brand and the global website, while the local team supplies commercial knowledge and handles enquiries.
We agree how the local website should fit: the content it needs, the visual requirements, the systems it connects to and who will review and maintain it.
Your current agency can remain involved. We can develop the local website, carry out agreed improvements or coordinate content and implementation with its developers.
Content
Visual requirements
Connected systems
Review and maintenance
If you run an agency and need a local web partner for a client in Catalonia or Spain, we can work within the agreed roles and communication process.
From the first outline to launch
Understand the business and the existing website
We work with you to analyse your customers, products or services, target markets and what the website needs to support. Together, we review existing materials, systems and requirements from the people involved.
Organise the content and language versions
We define the pages, key messages and information required. We agree which text and images can be reused, which need adapting and who will provide or approve them.
Language versions are planned around their audiences and how the content will be maintained.
Develop the design and build the website
We shape the navigation and visual presentation, reviewing the work with you at agreed points. Layouts and components are developed so the website can be edited and extended.
Check and prepare the launch
We check the website across screen sizes, its links, forms, language navigation and planned technical configuration. For an existing website, the launch also includes the agreed transition work.
A lightweight website with SEO planned from the start
We include the functionality the project needs, avoid components that add unnecessary weight, optimise images and control the resources loaded by the page.
Loading performance, mobile readability and access to information are part of development. Page structure, headings, URLs and internal links are considered alongside the content.
Where search visibility needs ongoing research and improvement, we connect the project with our SEO service. For additional markets and languages, website localisation helps define the content and architecture.
Multilingual SEO →Website localisation and international SEO →
What to preserve when redesigning
An existing website may have valuable content, pages that attract relevant visitors and incoming links worth retaining.
We review these before deciding what to keep, update or reorganise. If URLs change, we plan redirects and check the agreed configuration at launch.
Keep
Update
Reorganise
If visitors are not making contact, we also examine the traffic, the information on the page and the offer itself. A redesign is one possible response to the findings.
Unsure what the website needs? Ask for a second opinion →Management and maintenance after launch
A website needs changes as the business develops: updated services, additional products, new documents or another language.
We plan editing and review responsibilities from the outset, including how a local team and head office will keep their versions coordinated.
Maintenance and support can include platform updates, backups and technical monitoring. We define what is covered and how further development will be handled.
Questions before you begin
Who provides the text and images?
We review the materials already available and help organise the messages. The proposal specifies the writing, adaptation, translation or imagery included and what your business or agency needs to provide.
Does the project include SEO?
The structure and technical configuration take SEO into account. Search research, content development and ongoing monitoring are defined according to the project’s scope.
Can an existing corporate identity or website be used?
Yes. We review the brand guidelines, website and technical requirements to define what can be reused and what needs adapting. The project may involve improvements to the current site, a local version or a separate website.
How long does a project take?
Timing depends on the pages, features, languages, integrations and materials required. We agree a schedule that includes the necessary reviews and contributions from your team, agency or head office.
Let’s talk about the website your business needs
Tell us about the company or client, the website you already have and what needs to change. Include any requirements from head office or the agency managing the wider project.
We’ll discuss the starting point and define the work needed to prepare a proposal covering scope, budget and timing.