Blog — breakdowns of real projects with numbers

Cosmetics go on skin, so buyers check ingredients, certificates and shades before paying. Here is how to build a store that survives that scrutiny — with prices and a real natural-cosmetics case.

You can't try clothes on through a screen — the website has to remove doubt before the buy button: on-model photos, size charts, honest returns. Here's how to build it and what it costs.

Listings catalogue with filters, property pages, portal feeds and a CRM for leads: what goes into a real estate agency website, what it costs, and when a solo agent only needs a landing page.

A retainer client pays an accounting firm every month for years. Here is what the firm's website needs so those clients come from search: transparent pricing, a fee calculator, credentials and tax content that ranks.

The full anatomy of an attorney website: practice-area pages, a credentialed profile, ethics-safe case results and honest pricing — from a €1,200 solo site to a €4,500 firm website.

Online booking, a per-service price list, a map and reviews that name the car: what goes into an auto repair website that actually books cars in, what it costs, and how long it takes.

Instagram shows your photos to followers; a website shows them to couples who are googling a photographer right now. Here is the structure, pricing and tech behind a portfolio that turns views into bookings.

Instagram caps you at word-of-mouth, and marketplaces take up to 30% of every cake. Here is how a website with a gallery, an order calculator and an availability calendar turns a cake business into a predictable order pipeline.

A client chooses a therapist in 30 seconds on the first screen. We break down structure, trust blocks, ethical boundaries, online booking and real 2026 pricing.

A €1,200 one-pager or a €3,900 delivery site with a basket? Digital menus, online payments, table bookings and the honest maths of your own site vs the marketplaces.

Instagram warms the audience, but it is the website that books clients: online booking per stylist, an open price list, a fast gallery and local SEO. Here is what a salon website needs and what it costs in 2026.

Google Sites, a website builder or a custom build? An honest look at when a free school website is enough, when it isn't, which sections are essential and who will keep it updated.