Websites that get peopleto book, call and walk in
For pubs, restaurants, shops and other small businesses that want the website to bring people in, not just exist.
Who itis for
Most visitors decide in a few seconds, on a phone, whether you are what they are looking for. The site has to answer that before they scroll: what you do, where you are, and how to reach you.
“I need customers from the internet”
A website that explains what you do in five seconds and makes it easy to get in touch.
- Websites
- Landing pages
- Design
“I want to sell online”
A store that looks like your brand, with an assistant that knows every product on the shelf.
- Online stores
- Product chat
- Design
What wedo
A first screen that answers
What you do, where you are and how to reach you, before anyone has to scroll. The phone number is a button, the address opens the map.
Parts your staff update themselves
Menu, events, matches, opening hours: changed in a simple admin panel, so the site never goes stale. The Auld Dub’s site has one for events, matches and the menu.
Landing pages
One page for one offer or campaign, with one thing to do on it: book, call or write.
Online stores
A store that looks like your brand. If it helps, with an assistant that knows every product on the shelf.
Swedish and English
Both languages when your customers need them, each written for its readers rather than run through a translator.
The basics Google needs
Fast pages, real text instead of text in pictures, clear titles and addresses. The groundwork, done properly.
Work thatshows it
The Auld Dub
A website for an Irish pub in Stockholm: a map to the pub, an admin panel for sports matches and live music, menu upload and a contact form.
Lucra
The public landing page, in Swedish and English, as part of a redesign of Lucra’s site and app.
Made together with Frostlight Solutions, the studio that brought the project and leads the work with the client.
VitaBox
A demo gift shop with an assistant that answers questions about the products. A demo we made ourselves, not a client.
What wedon’t do
No ranking promises
Nobody can honestly promise you a place on Google, so we don’t. We build the site so Google can read it, and say so plainly.
No price list on the site
Every business needs something different. After a short call you get a fixed price in writing.
No lock-in
The code, the accounts and the notes on how it works are yours. You can run the site without us.
How itruns
- Step 1
A short call
We talk about the problem in your business, not about tech. Then you get a plain written scope: what gets built, by when, for what price.
- Step 2
Design, then build
First a clickable design you can try, then the real thing. You see progress every week, not at the end.
- Step 3
Launch and hand over
It goes live and it is yours: the code, the accounts and short notes on how it works. Support after that is there if you want it.
Questionsand answers
Can I change the site myself?
The parts that change often, yes: menu, events, opening hours, news. Those get a simple admin panel, so you don’t need us to update a date.
Will I end up first on Google?
We can’t promise that, and neither can anyone else. What we do: fast pages, real text, clear titles and both languages when you need them. Where you end up depends on much more than the site.
Can the site connect to my booking system?
It depends on what that system allows. We check it before promising anything. A clear button to the booking page you already use is often a fine start.
What does a website cost?
A fixed price, agreed in the written scope before any work starts. If something new comes up along the way, you get a price for it first and decide.
I already have a website. Do you start from scratch?
Not necessarily. We look at what works today and what is in the way, and the scope says plainly what gets kept and what gets rebuilt.
What should peopledo on your site?
Tell us what eats your week.
You get a plain answer, not a sales pitch.
Let's talkor email hello@dwhytestudio.com