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Website Design Showroom

Website design you cansee, feel and test.

Websites worth staring at.

Every design in this showroom is real and clickable. Browse the collection, open the live demos and find the direction that fits you.

Selected work

Four directions, four completely different experiences, all hand-built, from scroll-cinematic to a futuristic command deck.

What makes these different

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Real and clickable

No mockups. Every demo is a live site you can open, click through and put to the test.

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Hand-coded and fast

Built by hand, not dragged together. Clean code, strong performance and SEO from the start.

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Yours to test

Find the direction that fits, then we build your website in that spirit.

Browse by type

From fully custom-coded experiences to WordPress builds, online shops and live client projects. Pick the type that matches your project.

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Answer a handful of visual questions and we will point you to the designs that match your taste.

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Frequently asked questions

Answers to the questions we hear most often.

Website design is the process of planning, structuring and styling a website so it looks right, works fast and turns visitors into customers.

It combines visual design (layout, typography, color, imagery) with user experience, content structure, performance and SEO. Good website design is not just about looking modern; it is about guiding a specific audience toward a specific action, whether that is a purchase, an enquiry or a booking.

Most professional website design projects range from a few thousand euros for a focused business site to five figures for a large custom or ecommerce build.

The price depends on the number of pages, whether the design is custom or template-based, the amount of copywriting and photography needed, integrations (shop, booking, CRM) and ongoing support. A simple one-pager and a multi-language shop with custom features sit at very different ends of the range, so a fixed quote always follows a short scoping conversation.

Professional website design services usually cover strategy, design, development, content structure, responsive layouts, basic SEO and a launch.

A complete engagement typically includes discovery and goal-setting, a design concept, build and testing across devices, on-page SEO fundamentals (titles, structure, sitemap, schema), performance tuning for Core Web Vitals, accessibility basics and a handover so you can maintain content. Many providers also offer copywriting, photography, hosting and ongoing care plans as add-ons.

Custom website design means the site is built specifically for your brand and goals, rather than adapted from a ready-made template.

A template starts from a fixed layout that thousands of sites share, which is fast and cheap but limits how distinctive and flexible your site can be. Custom design starts from your content, audience and objectives, so the structure, interactions and visual language are made to fit. It usually costs more and takes longer, but it delivers a faster, more original and more scalable result.

A focused business website usually takes about three to six weeks, while larger custom or ecommerce projects can run two to four months.

The timeline depends on scope, how quickly content and feedback arrive, and the complexity of features. Delays most often come from missing text, images or approvals rather than the design work itself, so preparing your content early is the single best way to keep a project on schedule.

A good website design is clear, fast, trustworthy and built around one obvious next step for the visitor.

That means a focused message above the fold, readable typography, a logical structure, quick load times, mobile-first layouts, accessible contrast and navigation, and proof such as reviews or real work. Aesthetics matter, but they serve the goal: helping the right visitor understand the offer and take action without friction.

Yes. Small business website design is one of the most common needs, and it works best with a lean, conversion-focused site rather than an oversized one.

For a small business the priorities are usually a clear offer, local trust signals, fast performance and an easy way to get in touch or buy. A well-structured handful of pages, done properly, almost always outperforms a large site that is hard to maintain, so the design is scaled to your goals and budget.

Choose a website design company by looking at real work, clear communication and how well they understand your goals, not just their price.

Review live projects rather than mockups, check that their sites load fast and rank, and ask who owns the code and content afterward. A good partner asks about your customers and conversions before talking about visuals, gives a transparent scope and timeline, and can show measurable results, not only pretty screenshots.

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