Spring stands for new beginnings, for growth, for clarity. After intensive months in which I not only successfully completed customer projects, but also optimised my internal processes, now is the perfect time to concentrate fully on what really matters: Web design that moves companies forward.
I have structured, simplified and optimised a lot in the last few weeks so that I have more time for my customers. At the same time, a new Side project that I am personally excited about: my own Airbnb in England. It starts on 1 May and I'm excited to see how this project develops. It shows me once again how important a Strong online presence not only for large companies, but for any project that is to be successful in the long term.
But what really makes good web design? Why does the quality of a website often determine its success or failure?
First impressions count - and stay that way
People make a decision in just a few seconds. Whether they stay on a website or leave, whether they build trust or are sceptical. The first impression is the door opener - and this is decided by design, structure and speed.
A website must not only look good, but also clearly communicate what it is about. It needs a Clear guidance for the userintuitive navigation and a structure that gets to the heart of the content. If you don't have this, you will lose potential customers even before the actual message gets through.
A website is more than just a digital business card
Many companies still think that a website is simply a "nice-to-have". A static figurehead that you create once and then leave unchanged for years. But a good website is an active sales channel. It generates enquiries, sells services and attracts exactly the right customers - if it is strategically organised.
The questions that every company should ask itself:
- How many enquiries or sales come via the website?
- Is the site structured in such a way that visitors understand what is on offer within seconds?
- Are customers guided to the right action by clear user guidance?
Performance and SEO - being visible when it counts
What good is the most beautiful website if nobody can find it? Google loves speed, clarity and added value. Companies that want to be visible in search engines need to optimise their website accordingly:
- Fast loading times - Every second of delay costs customers
- SEO optimisation - If you're not on page 1 of Google, you won't be seen
- Mobile First - Over 70 per cent of users are on their smartphone
This is precisely where a huge opportunity lies. I have developed new opportunities in recent months, Combining SEO and performance optimisation with AI. The technology is a real game changer that not only makes websites faster, but also ranks them more successfully in search engines in the long term.
Conclusion
Many companies have websites that are no longer up to date. They work, but they don't deliver real results. Now is the perfect time to change that. I have optimised my internal processes, advanced my own projects and am ready, accept new orders again. Companies that act now can secure a place - and finally bring their website to the level it deserves.
I not only offer web design, but also a complete strategythat combines design, SEO and performance. So that websites not only look good, but also work. Let's get down to business together. A strong website is not just an investment, but the basis for long-term success.
Get in touch when you're ready to take your business online.