A structure for quick decisions
Products or services, production capacity, standards, how you work, contact. We order the pages so that a buyer can tell in three clicks whether you are the right supplier.
Many companies have one of two kinds of site: one nobody has opened since launch day, or an online shop that never really sold anything. The shop usually fails because the product is simply not bought that way. A metalwork shop in Velenje making parts to order, a joinery in the Savinja Valley or a maker of spare parts for farm machinery in Prekmurje wins business through dimensions, quantities, samples and an exchange of quotes, not a basket. Such a company needs a site that says plainly what it does, shows products with the details a buyer actually needs and turns interest into a complete request for a quote. Everything else is decoration.
Small does not mean careless. A site with a handful of pages still needs a clear structure, complete legal notices and a reliable route into your inbox.
Products or services, production capacity, standards, how you work, contact. We order the pages so that a buyer can tell in three clicks whether you are the right supplier.
Products with dimensions, material, minimum quantity, typical lead time and, if you wish, a price range, filtered by category. Your team adds new items without help.
The visitor puts several items on a quote list, enters quantities and delivery location, attaches a drawing or photo and sends it. What reaches your inbox is a tidy table rather than loose free text.
An English, German or Italian catalogue for foreign buyers, with separate URLs and correct hreflang tags. Product codes stay identical across languages, so quotes never get confused.
Page titles that include the place and product type, a tidy Google Business Profile and consistent listings in business directories, so a buyer searching “sheet metal cutting Celje” finds you.
A privacy notice by the form and a cookie banner only if you use services that genuinely require consent. If you do not, visitors are spared a pointless pop-up.
With photos and copy ready on time, a brochure site goes live within a few weeks. Missing photos are the most common cause of delay.
On a video call we discuss products, target buyers and markets. You gather the photos you have; we list the missing shots and explain how to take them well on a phone.
You receive a clickable draft of the home page, a product group page and a single product page. Feedback is collected in one round.
We build the site, enter the first catalogue items and show you over screen sharing how to add a new product.
Domain, SSL certificate and redirects are set up. We send a test enquiry from every form and check it reaches the right mailbox.
A catalogue entry without dimensions and lead time brings an email question, not an enquiry. Visitors who cannot find a detail either leave or ask something the site could have told them. A catalogue without a basket should show at least dimensions, material, minimum order and usual delivery time. You may receive slightly fewer enquiries, but they are far more precise and your quotes go out faster.
Yes. The catalogue works like a form with fields for dimensions, material, quantity and photos. Anyone on the team who can fill in a web form can add an item, and the layout stays consistent.
Yes, as long as the data is reasonably tidy. The first import comes from a spreadsheet or an export from software such as Pantheon or Metakocka. With a larger range we can later set up regular automatic updates.
Yes. If it turns out that buyers want to order some items directly, we add a basket for those products while the rest stay on quote requests.
It depends on the number of pages, languages and the size of the catalogue. After the video call you get a fixed-price quote for the agreed scope. Further changes are billed at €50 per hour plus VAT.
Let us know what you make or offer, how many products you want to show and in which languages. We reply within one working day.
Enquiry received
An engineer will write back no later than the following working day. Faults that leave your staff unable to work are always looked at first.
No town by that name here. Check the letters, or settle for the nearest larger place. Our engineers work only over the internet, so Kočevje and Koper get precisely the same treatment.