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What must have a company website: 10 things you can't do without

October 21, 2026

A site can be beautiful without doing anything for your business. The visitor comes, does not find what he is looking for and leaves. That is why the question of what a company's website must have is more important than the question of what it should look like. Here's a list you can apply to your site right away. 1. A clear sentence about what you're doing At the top of the initial […]

How long does it take to build a website and what slows down the project

October 19, 2026

“We need the site by season” or “we have a meeting in two weeks, it has to be done” — we hear these sentences all the time. The question of how long it takes to build a site has an honest answer, but it depends on two things: the volume of work and how quickly we receive material from you. Here's what it looks like in practice. Our frame: 7 […]

Price of creating a website for a company: what does the price depend on

October 18, 2026

The first question we hear from business owners is always the same: “How much does a site cost?” A fair question, but the answer “depends” sounds like avoidance to many. That's why we'll explain here exactly what affects the cost of building a website for a business, how to compare offers, and what to look out for before signing anything. Why isn't there one price […]

Custom software development: what the process looks like and ask the agency

September 28, 2026

Creating custom software makes sense when the finished solution from the market does not monitor how the company really works — when the work is reduced to Excel spreadsheets, double-entering the same data in multiple places, or manually connecting tools that are not made to work together. Before going into development, it is worth knowing what the process looks like, how much […]

Custom programming: when the finished solution no longer works

September 9, 2026

Custom programming makes sense the moment a finished tool starts limiting you instead of helping you — when you're doing workarounds to get a WordPress plugin or a finished CRM to do something they weren't built to do. Then you do not upgrade someone else's solution, but write software that follows your process, and not vice versa. What […]