dev2devs designs and develops business websites, landing pages and online stores. We bring the content, visual design and customer journey together so people can understand your offer, explore your work and contact you or buy.
Choose the website around the job it needs to do
A landing page suits one offer, event or product launch. A company website gives different services room to explain themselves, with project examples and a clear contact route. An online store adds product discovery, a basket, checkout and the information customers need before ordering. We start with that distinction so the project has a useful scope.
What we plan and build
The project can include page structure, copy organization, visual design, responsive development and search foundations. We plan navigation, service pages, project stories and contact actions together. If you already have a website, we review what is useful before agreeing on the redesign. Existing page addresses need attention during a move so customers and search engines can still reach the right content.
Real website work
Our portfolio includes Peter with Motorcycle, a landing website for a creator, and Pint Malerei, a website for an Austrian painting business. Puredux and Qiri Atelier are examples of online stores for toys and creatively shaped candles. These are different customer journeys: discover a creator, request a service or purchase a product.
How a website project moves forward
First we agree on the audience and the main action: an inquiry, booking, purchase or another measurable step. Next comes the page plan and design, followed by development and checks on mobile and desktop. Before launch, we review page titles, descriptions, internal links, images and contact paths. Handover, hosting and any ongoing support are agreed as part of the scope.
What affects the quote
The number of unique page layouts, content preparation, languages, product catalogue size and integrations all affect the work. A booking system or customer account area adds requirements beyond a brochure website. Tell us what already exists, who will update the content and which features are essential for launch. We can then separate the first release from later improvements.