Sectors

Web design for your sector

Five sectors with pages of their own — because the requirements genuinely differ. The mandatory details a medical practice has to carry mean nothing to a trades business, and what costs a trades business enquiries never comes up in a law firm.

A website for a painting business and one for a tax practice do not merely look different. They answer different questions, carry different mandatory details and open different routes to an enquiry.

So the pages below are not about how good we are. They set out what actually matters in each sector: which content belongs on the site, which obligations come with it, how the work runs and what it costs.

Five sectors in detail

01

Trades

Services, catchment area and a route to contact that works on a phone — this site is almost always opened on the move.

Web design for trades

02

Medical practices

Opening hours, appointment booking and accessibility, alongside the mandatory details a practice site has to carry.

Web design for medical practices

03

Law firms

Areas of law explained plainly, the first consultation as a clear next step, plus the professional disclosure requirements.

Web design for law firms

04

Tax advisers

Two audiences on one site: clients who are searching — and the staff you otherwise cannot find.

Web design for tax advisers

05

Restaurants

Menu, opening hours, directions and booking. The four things people actually look for — and often the hardest to find.

Web design for restaurants

Your sector not listed?

That is not an exclusion. These five have their own pages because their requirements differ sharply enough to be worth writing down separately. The process and the prices are the same for everyone else.

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Regions

We are based in Offenbach am Main and work across the Rhein-Main region. Three cities have pages of their own because enough people search there to answer the question separately. There is no second office — in person where that helps, otherwise by video.