04 — Web Development

Web Development

WordPress and Elementor built for conversion. Corporate websites, landing pages, and ecommerce with technical SEO and tracking built in from day one.

Service

What web development includes

A well-built website isn’t just design. It’s content structure designed for the user, load speed optimized so you don’t lose visits, technical SEO from day one, and tracking correctly configured to measure what matters to the business.

  • Design and layout with WordPress + Elementor (easy to edit afterward with no technical knowledge)
  • Technical SEO structure: clean URLs, metadata, schema, speed, Core Web Vitals
  • Google Analytics 4 + Google Tag Manager setup from launch
  • Installation and setup of conversion pixels (Meta, Google Ads)
  • Contact forms connected to the CRM or the client’s inbox
  • Responsive design: adapted and tested on mobile, tablet, and desktop
  • Basic training so the client can edit text and images without help

Projects

Types of web projects I build

Not every web project is the same. The starting point, structure, and priorities change depending on the business goal.

Corporate Website

Presents the business, the services, and builds trust. Includes SEO-optimized service pages, a contact page with a form, and a proper privacy policy.

Conversion Landing Pages

A single page with a single goal: getting a lead, a sale, or a booking. Designed for Google Ads or Meta Ads campaigns — speed, a clear message, and a direct call to action.

Ecommerce with WooCommerce

Online stores built with WordPress + WooCommerce. From catalog structure to the checkout process, payment gateway, and conversion tracking for Google Ads and Meta Ads.

Differentiator

Website + marketing — why it matters from day one

Most web designers deliver the site and stop there. The problem is a website without tracking doesn’t know what’s working. A website without technical SEO takes longer to rank. A landing page built without thinking about the campaigns that will drive traffic to it converts at half its potential.

  • Page structure is designed for SEO from the start — not bolted on afterward
  • Pixels and tracking are configured correctly at launch — not weeks later once conversion data is already lost
  • Landing pages are built with the incoming ad in mind: consistent messaging, optimized speed, a clear conversion goal
  • The contact form is connected from day one to the CRM, email, or a Make.com follow-up automation
  • GA4 reports actually make sense because conversions are properly defined and measured

Process

The development process

A web project has clear dates and phases. Before starting, we lock down the scope: which pages, which features, which integrations. That way there are no surprises halfway through.

  1. 01Briefing and scope definitionUnderstanding the business, target audience, benchmark competitors, and the concrete goals of the website.
  2. 02Content architectureDefining the page tree, the structure of each page, and message hierarchy before any design work begins.
  3. 03Design and buildBuilt in WordPress + Elementor with staged reviews. The client sees progress before final delivery.
  4. 04Technical setupTechnical SEO, speed, tracking (GA4, GTM, pixels), forms, and connections to external tools.
  5. 05Testing and launchTesting on mobile, tablet, and desktop. Core Web Vitals review. Coordinated launch.
  6. 06Training and handoverA training session so the team can manage content independently.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. WordPress + Elementor is the easiest system to manage with no technical knowledge. I deliver the website with a basic training session so you can edit text, images, and add content without depending on a developer for everyday changes.
It includes technical SEO: URL structure, metadata, speed, schema, Google Search Console setup. Search rankings also depend on content and strategy — if you need keyword research and content briefs per page, that’s an additional service.
It depends on the complexity. A landing page: 1–2 weeks. A corporate website with 5–10 pages: 3–5 weeks. An ecommerce store: 4–8 weeks. Timelines are locked in during the initial briefing.
The basics: domain and hosting set up (or I can handle it), rough copy for each page (even if it gets revised later), and visual references of websites you like. If you have a logo, even better — if not, we can work with a temporary typographic logo.

Shall we talk about your project?

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