A website shouldn’t take 4 months
The traditional process: brief, wireframes (2 weeks), design (4 weeks), development (8 weeks), QA (2 weeks), launch. Total: 16 weeks and a budget that has doubled along the way. In 2026 this is no longer reasonable.
We build websites in 2-4 weeks with AI assistance at every step of the process. No bought templates, no limited no-code: real code, custom design, performance and technical SEO from day one.
How we build it
1. Brief + Figma design
A 90-min session, a 2-page brief, a finished Figma in 5-7 days. Typography, palette, layout, microcopy already polished — no filler wireframes. What you see in Figma is what you’ll see in the browser.
2. Construction with IA-assisted dev
Cursor + Claude Code build 70% of the scaffolding. The human team validates, refactors, optimises and resolves real complexity (forms, integrations, edge cases). The human leads; AI accelerates.
3. Technical SEO + accessibility
It’s not an add-on. It’s in the base setup: schema.org, Open Graph, dynamic sitemap, green Core Web Vitals, minimum AA contrast, keyboard navigation. Your Lighthouse score hits 95+ from the first deployment.
4. Launch + 30-day support
Deploy on Vercel, Cloudflare Pages or your current hosting. DNS, certificates, 301 redirects from the old site. 30 days of support for the small changes that come up when real clients use the real site.
Stack according to the case
- Astro: for corporate websites, blogs, landing pages. Brutal performance, easy to maintain.
- Next.js: when there is a web app, private dashboards, custom ecommerce.
- WordPress: when the client wants an editor for non-developers and the website is content-driven (blog, magazine, directory).
What changes when this works
- Website online in 3 weeks instead of 4 months.
- Your team can edit content without developers (headless CMS or WordPress depending on stack).
- The cost is 40-60% of the traditional process with the same final quality.
- Performance and technical SEO are not extras: they come as standard.
When we do NOT recommend this
- If you need ecommerce with 1000+ products and complex stock: Shopify Plus or Magento is a better fit.
- If your website is really an application (SaaS dashboard with dense logic): that’s a different project, not a marketing website.
- If your content and campaign volume is very low (1-2 updates a year): a standard Webflow may well be enough.
We start with a diagnostic session
Before quoting for the full setup, we run a 90-minute session. We look together at your current brief, your hosting, your CMS and your monthly volume of changes, and we come away with an honest recommendation: whether this service fits where you are right now, or whether it makes more sense to start with something else.
We don’t charge for that session. If you’re interested, get in touch.