Service
Custom websites that turn visitors into new customers.
I build custom websites for companies, professionals and local businesses. Each site is designed around your customers, opens in a moment even on a phone and is built to be found on Google and in answers from artificial intelligence. You have one point of contact, from the first idea to launch.
- Timeline
- About a week for a brochure site
- Who it’s for
- Companies, professionals and local businesses
- Where
- Anywhere in Italy, remote too
- Your contact
- Francesco Scarparo, from idea to launch
When do you need a new website?
A website works when it brings you enquiries, and people usually get in touch with me at one of these moments.
You are starting a business and want a serious presence from day one.
Your current site is slow, hard to read on a phone and brings in no enquiries.
When people search for you on Google they find your competitors first, or nothing at all.
You want to change text, photos and services yourself, without calling someone every time.
What the service includes
You get a complete website that is ready to work, not just a design. These are the parts I take care of in every project.
Custom design
I design the pages around your customers and what they need to do, then we review them together before any code is written. No templates shared with a thousand other sites.
Real speed
I take care of images, loading and code so pages open straight away even on a slow connection and Google’s Core Web Vitals stay in the good range.
Technical SEO and GEO
Server-rendered pages, structured data, a sitemap and clear copy help Google and AI engines such as ChatGPT and Perplexity understand who you are and cite you.
Content you manage
If you need it, I connect a CMS so you can update text, photos, services and blog posts on your own, without touching the code.
Enquiries that arrive
Every page leads to a way to contact you. The form alerts you by email, sends a confirmation to whoever writes and keeps spam out.
Launch and support
I handle the domain, hosting and going live. After launch I can look after updates, new pages and small changes.
How I work on a website
We start with a call where you tell me about the business, the customers you want to reach and what should happen when they land on the site. From there I prepare a clear quote with what we will do and how long it will take.
Then I design the pages and we go through them together. Once you are happy I move on to development, send you a live version to try and we refine it until it is ready to publish.
Timeline
How long does it take to build a website?
A brochure site usually takes about a week, from the moment we have the text and images. A site with more pages, a blog, several languages or 3D scenes takes a few more weeks. You will find the exact timeline in the quote, before we start.
Related projects
See the projects
It is a site of a few pages that presents your business, your services and how to reach you. It helps people find you and get in touch, and it is the right choice for many professionals and local businesses. If you later need a blog, more languages or online sales, the site grows with you.
Yes. If you want to manage text, photos or posts, I connect a panel that is easy to use and show you how it works. If you would rather not think about it, I can handle the updates for you.
Yes. I take care of technical SEO from the start, which means speed, page structure, structured data and a sitemap. I write or review the copy so it answers customers’ questions clearly, which makes it easier for ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google’s AI answers to cite you too.
Yes. I analyse the current site, keep what works and set up redirects from the old addresses, so you do not lose the positions you have already earned on Google.
Yes. I also build cinematic 3D websites, with scenes that change as you scroll, like the Coca-Cola concept you can find among the projects. I build them so they stay fast and readable on a phone too.
More from the blog
Go to the blog- Websites
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