Website development

Custom website development for companies in Latvia — a page that drives an enquiry, not one that only looks good.

Website development is the full cycle from structure and design to launch: we build a site that takes the visitor to a call, a form or a purchase. We work with WordPress, Laravel, Vue, Angular and Next.js — we choose the platform from your goal, not the other way around.

Website development with us means one team in Liepāja: design, code and a technical SEO foundation in one cycle. We work with companies across Latvia — the first conversation is usually remote, the proposal comes after it, with no obligation.

How much website development costs

Custom website development starts from €3 500 for a fixed scope. A straightforward company site usually fits in 6–8 weeks. The price depends on page count, languages, content and integrations — we say it in the proposal, before we write code.

A template or subscription page can be cheaper. If you need a site that belongs to you, that another team can take over and that brings enquiries, website development with a fixed scope is clearer: you know the price, the timeline and what stays with you after launch.

Who it's for

A new site or a rebuild

Companies whose existing page no longer matches what you do today.

The page does not bring enquiries

Teams whose site looks good, but clients do not arrive through it.

You have mock-ups, you need a build

Clients with ready Figma files from another team.

What's included

  • Discovery: goal, audience, competitors and where the current page loses the enquiry
  • Information architecture and landing-page structure
  • Design for mobile and desktop — or a build from your Figma files
  • Build on the chosen stack, with a content editor the team can use without a developer
  • Forms, analytics, cookie consent and a technical SEO foundation
  • Speed and Core Web Vitals before launch
  • Browser and device testing, launch and a short training
  • 30-day defect warranty after launch

Technology and approach

The platform is not a service — it is a choice we make in the discovery call. If you already have a WordPress or Angular project, we take it over rather than starting from zero.

  • WordPress
  • Laravel
  • Vue
  • Angular
  • Next.js / React
  • Astro
  • Headless WordPress
  • ACF
  • Tailwind
  • Core Web Vitals

Frequently asked questions

Can you work with our existing WordPress site?

Yes. We take over projects someone else started, including without documentation. We start with a short technical review and say what is worth keeping.

Why do you not have separate WordPress and Vue pages?

Because the platform is not a service. The goal decides the stack, and we choose it in the discovery call — not beforehand, when we still know nothing about the project.

We already have mock-ups. Can you just build?

Yes. We work from ready Figma or another agency’s files and check them against build reality before we start.

How long does a simple site take?

About 6–8 weeks. A portal or system — after the discovery stage, because scope differs several times over.

How much does website development cost?

Custom website development starts from €3 500 for a fixed scope. The price depends on page count, languages and integrations. We say it in the proposal before we write code.

Is website development available across Latvia?

Yes. We work from Liepāja with companies across Latvia and Europe. The first conversation is usually remote.

WordPress or custom code — which to choose?

If the team needs to edit content themselves, WordPress often fits. If you need a system, a portal or speed beyond a CMS, we choose Laravel, Vue or Next.js. The goal decides the platform, not fashion.

What usually comes with this

One team, so the next step does not start from zero.

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How website development works

No long intro. Usually one conversation is enough to understand scope and timing.

  1. Tell us the goal

    Enquiries, sales, speed or automation. A short note is enough.

  2. A short consult

    Goal, audience and what you already have. Usually one conversation.

  3. Proposal

    Scope, timing and the next step — before we write code.