We write HTML, CSS, and JavaScript by hand. No page builders, no visual editors that generate bloated code. Instead: semantic markup that search engines and screen readers alike can understand. For our styling architecture, we rely on Tailwind CSS, which allows us to implement consistent designs efficiently without accumulating legacy CSS. We develop animations and interactions using GSAP or native JavaScript, depending on the requirements and complexity. Every page is tested on all relevant devices and browsers before it goes live. We check not only the presentation but also load times, interactivity, and visual stability based on the Core Web Vitals. The result: websites that load quickly, work on every screen, and remain stable even as content grows. This is the part that a web development agency should not outsource.

Our backend development is based on PHP and Laravel. We build backends that implement your business logic: data processing, user management, forms, approval processes, and automated workflows. If your project requires interfaces to third-party systems, we develop REST or GraphQL APIs that connect your website to CRM, ERP, PIM, or other tools. We build larger applications, such as portals or dashboards, as standalone web applications. We also integrate existing APIs, for example, for payment processing, shipping, or product data. In doing so, we ensure clean error handling, authentication, and clear documentation so that other developers can easily understand the interfaces. Every API is built in a way that allows it to be maintained and expanded without affecting the rest of the system.

We work with three content management systems: WordPress, TYPO3, and HubSpot CMS. For each system, we develop custom themes and modules—not off-the-shelf templates. For WordPress, we rely on ACF PRO and Timber to create structured, maintainable backends. For TYPO3, we configure backend layouts, permission structures, and approval processes for complex editorial teams. For HubSpot CMS, we develop custom modules in HubL with direct CRM integration. In every case, your team gets a backend tailored to your workflow: clear fields, sensible defaults, and no way to break the layout. Which system is right depends on your goals, not our preferences. We consult with you before we write a single line of code.

A website’s load time affects user experience, conversion rates, and search engine rankings. We build with performance as a core principle, not as an afterthought. This means: lean code, optimized assets, lazy loading, and a build process that delivers only what’s needed on each page. For existing websites, we analyze the Core Web Vitals: Largest Contentful Paint, First Input Delay, and Cumulative Layout Shift. Based on this analysis, we implement targeted measures. For existing sites, we offer a dedicated performance optimization service. Our goal is a Google PageSpeed Score of 90 or higher. We achieve this not through tricks, but through clean architecture.

A website isn’t finished when it launches; that’s when it actually goes live. For every project, we set up a staging environment where changes are tested before they go live. The transition from staging to production follows a defined deployment process, not manual file copying. For hosting, we recommend Managed WordPress at Raidboxes depending on the project, or a dedicated server environment if there are specific requirements for data storage or performance. Backups run automatically and are regularly checked for recoverability. Monitoring alerts you to outages and anomalies before your visitors notice them. We apply updates to the core, plugins, and dependencies in a controlled manner and test them on the staging environment first. This ensures your website stays up to date even years later, without any updates disrupting operations.

Since June 2025, the Accessibility Enhancement Act (BFSG) has required many companies to design their digital offerings to be accessible. We develop websites in accordance with WCAG 2.1 guidelines (AA). This means: semantic HTML, proper heading hierarchies, keyboard navigation, sufficient contrast, and ARIA labels where needed. For us, accessibility isn’t an after-the-fact audit—it’s an integral part of the development process from the very beginning. We test using screen readers, keyboards, and automated tools such as axe and Lighthouse. This benefits all visitors, not just people with disabilities. For existing websites, we offer an analysis based on WCAG criteria. You can find all the details on our page about accessible websites.