Looking to have a WordPress website built? Our team in Amsterdam designs sites that look the part, are easy to run yourself, and are built to bring in work rather than just sit there.
WordPress runs just over 41 percent of all websites, and close to 60 percent of those whose system is known. For most businesses that scale is a practical advantage rather than a fashion statement. You are not locked into one supplier, you can find people who know it, and you can change your own text without waiting for an invoice.
A website should look like your company, not like the agency that built it. We start from your brand: your colours, your tone, the way your customers talk about what you do.
That matters more than it sounds. Visitors decide within seconds whether they are in the right place, and a generic template gives them nothing to go on.
Most people will see your site on a phone, and Google judges the mobile version rather than the desktop one. So that is where we start.
In practice this means we design for the narrowest screen first and work outwards. It forces clear choices about what really matters, and what survives that exercise is usually the stronger page on desktop too.
A website is not finished when it goes live. Plugins need updating, security needs watching, and the pages that bring in work deserve attention.
We keep sites maintained and monitored, and we look at what the numbers say. If a page gets visitors but no enquiries, that is worth knowing and worth fixing.
If being found is the bigger problem, search engine optimisation is where to look.
You do. The domain is registered in your company name and the site is yours to take elsewhere. We think that should be obvious, but it is worth checking with any supplier before you sign.
Yes. Changing text, images and pages is straightforward and we walk you through it at handover. You only need us for the bigger structural work.
For a straightforward site you are usually looking at a few weeks. The build is rarely the bottleneck; getting the text and photography together almost always is.
Yes, provided it is maintained. Most problems come from outdated plugins and weak passwords rather than from WordPress itself. That is exactly what ongoing maintenance covers.
Often, yes. If the foundation is sound, improving structure, speed and content usually beats starting from scratch. When the system is outdated or slow at its core, rebuilding works out cheaper than patching.
Tell us what you have now and where it falls short, and we will say honestly whether it needs rebuilding or just fixing. That conversation sometimes saves you an entire project.
You can also read more about how we work as a web design agency, or about what it means to have a website created with us.
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