We don't push one platform. We build what fits your business and your budget. Every site comes with tracking from day one, so you can see what's working, not only how it looks. Speed, easy access for every visitor and getting found on Google are built in from the start.
Visitors land on your site and leave without booking or calling?
A fast website built around one job: turning visitors into bookings, calls and inquiries.
Your website gets visits but no inquiries, and you don't know why?
Keep the site you have; find and fix what is losing you customers.
A beautiful website for a premium Italian restaurant, built to load fast and turn local searches into bookings.
A fast restaurant website with a menu the owners can update any time, and SEO for every location.
A complete relaunch, from a new brand identity to a fast, lightweight custom website. Built to bring in customers and look modern.
A beautiful website is useless if it loads slowly or leaves visitors unsure what to do next. We design online shops, business websites and landing pages that are fast, easy to use and ready to grow with you. Custom-built, WordPress, Squarespace or Shopify: we choose the platform that fits your goals, your budget and the way you work.
Every website comes with Google Analytics tracking from day one, so you can trace your marketing spend back to real customers. Clean code and layouts that fit every screen make the site easy for everyone to use. They also give it a strong start on Google. See how we pair fast websites with getting found in our SEO & AI Search services.
It depends on what you need. If you want to edit pages and blog posts yourself, we build on WordPress. For very fast, highly visual sites or custom features, we build with Next.js, for top speed and strong security. For a quick launch, a custom Squarespace site is reliable and easy to look after.
Yes. On average, over 80% of visitors arrive on a phone. So we design for phones first: fast pages, buttons that are easy to tap and text that is easy to read. It works just as well on tablets and desktops.
Yes. Every website we build follows Europe's privacy rules (GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive). It also follows the WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standard, which both the European Accessibility Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act point to. The cookie banner blocks all non-essential tracking until the visitor chooses. Accessibility is built in from the first page: readable contrast, full keyboard use and support for screen readers.
Yes. We are based in Koh Samui. We have built websites for island businesses including Gusto Italiano and Tiramisu Restaurant & Pizzeria, as well as clients worldwide. Every site is set up for local search from day one, so people on the island find you on Google and Google Maps.
Privacy, cookie and accessibility laws now apply to every website at once. WebAIM's 2024 check of the top million websites found that 96% fail basic accessibility tests. The European Accessibility Act has required WCAG 2.1 AA since June 2025. In the US, more than 4,600 federal lawsuits over website accessibility were filed in 2024, and EU regulators are taking more action over cookie consent. A website that ignores these rules is a real legal and financial risk.
We treat privacy, consent and accessibility as part of every build, not a check after launch. The cookie banner blocks non-essential tracking until the visitor chooses. Clear page structure, readable contrast, keyboard access and screen-reader support are there from the first page. Read the full guide: Privacy, Cookies, and Accessibility: Three Laws Most Websites Already Break.
Google now lets restaurants switch off delivery apps on their Google profile, in every country. Guests who search for you by name can order direct, if your website can take the order.
The European Accessibility Act has applied to online shops and other consumer services since 28 June 2025, and US website accessibility lawsuits rose 27% in 2025. What the rules point to, what a green automated score does not prove, and which businesses are in scope.
Since 24 September 2026 Search Console reports searches made with Google Lens, Circle to Search and other image searches as their own category. Why the image-matching side of those searches can only find photos Google has indexed and understood, and how familiar build choices keep a website's photos out of that index without anyone knowing.
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