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Projects that show what it can look like.
A selection of completed websites – newly built or modernized. More projects will be added here over time.
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Burger Bar Neuerburg – Burgers, Breakfast & Stay.
A trilingual website in German, English and Dutch for a burger bar on the market square in Neuerburg, bringing the burger bar, breakfast and an Airbnb stay together on one site. Guests find an animated menu, order online and book their breakfast; the owner manages available seats, reservations, offers and events himself through a small panel. Custom-built, including hosting and ongoing maintenance.
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NovaAid Germany e.V. – aid organisation in Neustadt bei Coburg.
A donation shop website for an aid organisation – bilingual in German and Turkish. Each aid project has its own tile with image, amount and a short description; donations are made directly online via a secure payment page, optionally as a monthly sponsorship. The site also covers news from the association’s work and pages on its concept, the association itself and contact.
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Olha Schnell – bookkeeping in Berlin.
A new web presence for a self-employed bookkeeper – bilingual in German and Ukrainian, with a services page, a guide section and WhatsApp as the shortest way to get in touch. The copy comes from the client herself; the design picks up her brand orange on a dark plum tone.
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Gebäudeplan Rainer Taubert – energy consulting in Lübeck.
The starting point was a dated web presence that no longer matched the company's current image. What was built: a new, clearly structured website with clean mobile display and an easy-to-understand path to get in touch – structure and content developed in close coordination with Mr. Taubert.
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Katja Stollberg – office management and sales in Thuringia.
A logo and a printed flyer already existed at the start of the business, but there was no website yet. What was built: a single-page site that picks up the colours and visual language of the existing material – service packages as flip cards, a builder for putting together individual modules, and a contact form with spam protection. Fonts and form handling are integrated in a privacy-friendly way.
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Straycat Handcrafted – handmade canvas bags.
Until then everything was sold through a marketplace shop, with no address of its own. What was built: a small shop with a dedicated detail page per product, a light workshop look and orange as the only accent – designed for mobile first, because that is where the customers come from.
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More projects will be added here as they're completed.
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