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A professional website has one job: to turn a visitor who does not know you into someone who gets in touch. We build on React and Next.js — the same technology running the site you are reading now.
We reply the same working day. No obligation.
You have the company and your first customers, but when someone searches for you they find nothing. You do not need a large site here. You need a correct one that says clearly what you do, who you do it for and how to reach you.
The company has grown, the offering has changed, the team is different. The website stayed where it was.
Buyers compare before they call, and the first impression decides before you get to speak.
There is traffic and there are visits, but almost nobody fills in the form. Usually the problem is not the design but the structure: the message is not clear in the first five seconds and there are too many steps to contact.
We implement the functionality you need without loading the site with plugins nobody uses.
We connect the site to your internal workflows and use AI where it saves real time.
Fast sites with low load times and technical SEO built in from the start.
The website grows with the business, without technical limits that box you in two years from now.
We do not sell pages. We deliver a working website with everything it needs to keep running after we hand it over.
Five to ten pages: home, services, about, work, contact. Suited to service firms, clinics, smaller manufacturers and independent professionals.
A larger structure with product sections, careers and resources. For companies with several business lines or an international presence.
One page, one objective, built for paid traffic. Measured, tested and optimised.
You have a site that works but looks or performs poorly. We keep what works and migrate existing URLs so you do not lose your search rankings.
The same structure in several languages, with separate URLs for each so search engines index every version correctly.
A project started by someone else, unfinished or left without support. We run a technical audit first and tell you honestly whether it is worth continuing or rebuilding.
We learn what you sell, to whom, and what is getting in the way. We look at your current site, if there is one, and at your direct competitors.
You receive the site architecture and a proposal by module, with estimated hours and a timeline for each.
We show you the homepage first. We refine it until it is right, then build the rest on the approved direction.
We code, load the content, optimise speed and configure technical SEO and analytics. You follow progress on a test link.
We put the site live, submit it for indexing and stay on for monitoring, updates and optimisation. Handover includes a training session.
Most web design agencies build everything on the same platform, because that is the one they know. We start from what the site has to do, who will manage it and where it needs to be in three years.
React is the library used by Meta, Netflix and Airbnb for web interfaces. Next.js is the framework built on top of it, which turns that interface into a complete site, generated in advance and served as a plain file. No database queried on every visit, no plugins loading on top of each other. The result shows up in load speed, in search rankings and in your hosting bill.
The site you are reading now is built exactly this way. We do not recommend anything we do not use ourselves.
Worth knowing: it takes more hours than a site assembled from a template, so the initial cost is higher. It pays back through near-zero maintenance and through performance — but it is an investment, not a short-term saving.
When content changes often or several people publish, we add a separate admin panel on top of the site. Text and images live in one place and the site picks them up automatically. The technical name is headless architecture, but in practice it means one thing: you edit content in a simple panel and the site stays just as fast.
Suited to an active blog, several languages, several sites sharing content, or a marketing team working in the site daily.
Still a sound choice for sites with a high volume of content published by people already used to the admin. Huge ecosystem, complete hosting freedom, lower initial cost.
Worth knowing: it needs regular updates and active maintenance. A WordPress site left unattended does not become ugly, it becomes a security problem.
A hosted visual platform. It ships clean code, loads fast without optimisation work and takes updates and security off the table entirely.
Worth knowing: you pay for the platform monthly, and page count and traffic sit inside the plan you choose. You do not own the infrastructure — moving away means rebuilding, not migrating.
| React / Next.js | Next.js + CMS | WordPress | Webflow | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Speed | excellent | excellent | good, with optimisation | very good |
| Technical SEO | by construction | by construction | via plugins | good, native |
| Initial cost | high | high | medium | low to medium |
| Monthly cost | minimal hosting | hosting + CMS | hosting + maintenance | platform subscription |
| Maintenance | minimal | minimal | regular, mandatory | none |
| Content editing | dedicated panel | very easy | very easy | very easy |
| Integrations | unlimited | unlimited | good | limited |
| Do you own it? | yes | yes | yes | no, rented platform |
Our rule: We start from React and Next.js because it is the option that holds up best over time. We recommend a classic CMS when daily content editing by several people matters more than the last few percent of performance. We tell you why in writing, in the proposal, every time.
Google measures how quickly content appears, how quickly the page responds to the first click and how much the layout shifts while loading. These indicators affect both search position and the rate at which people abandon the page.
A concrete example: on doctordetergent.ro the order completion time dropped from over 50 seconds to a few seconds after we reworked the checkout journey and the site performance.
Websites delivered, in production, with real clients.
We work on an hourly rate: €50 per hour, excluding VAT. The price of a project comes from the number of estimated hours rather than from a fixed package. You receive a proposal in which each module carries its estimated hours and cost. If something extra comes up along the way, we estimate it separately and you approve it before we start.
A business website takes 2–4 weeks from design approval. A corporate site takes 4–8 weeks. The timeline depends heavily on how quickly we receive content and feedback.
We build by default on React and Next.js: a site generated in advance, fast, with technical SEO by construction and minimal maintenance. We add a separate content panel when text changes often or several people publish. We move to WordPress or Webflow when the initial budget or complete team autonomy matters more than performance. The recommendation comes after the first conversation, with the reasons written into the proposal.
A logo and brand materials if they exist, a list of your services or products, and a few examples of sites you like. We build the rest together. If you have no copy, we write it.
It is not the design that makes it professional, it is what sits underneath. A professional website loads in under two seconds, is built mobile-first, has correct heading structure and structured data, forms that arrive where they should, measurement configured and baseline security. All of that is included by default in every project we deliver.
Yes. Every project comes with an admin panel and a training session at handover. You can change text, images and pages without writing to us.
This is where most redesign projects go wrong. Before migrating we inventory every indexed URL and set redirects for each page that changes address. Without that, a new site can erase years of visibility.
On React/Next.js and on WordPress, yes: you receive all the code, the domain and full access, and the site can be moved anywhere. On Webflow the platform is rented — it works very well while you stay, but migrating means rebuilding. We tell you that before you choose, not after.
Yes, and we test it on real devices rather than only in a simulator. More than half of all traffic comes from mobile, and Google indexes the mobile version first.
Yes, we can. It goes into the estimate as a separate module with its own hours, so you can decide whether to handle it yourself or leave it with us. If you already have copy, we review it for clarity and for the terms people search.
Yes, and it happens often. We run a technical audit first to see what can be kept, then tell you honestly whether it is worth continuing or rebuilding.
Yes, as a separate type of project. See the online stores page.
Five steps, under two minutes. The more context you give us, the closer the estimate will be to reality.
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You can pick more than one.
You do not need to know how many pages you want or which technology suits you. Tell us what you do and what you want to achieve. We reply with the structure we propose and the estimated hours for each part.
Get an estimateOr email us directly: contact@divasweb.ro+40 755 336 514
