Your company website,
from strategy to launch.

Five things. Your business and your brand: what you sell, to whom and what sets you apart. Your customers: who makes the purchasing decision and what they are looking for. Your competitors: what each does well and what space remains open. Your current website: speed, structure, SEO, forms, measurement and compliance. And what people search for on Google in your industry. All of this is written into the proposal, with screenshots and sources.

We define them in the proposal according to what each visitor needs to do: understand what you do, see evidence and get in touch. If you have different audiences, for example individuals and companies, each one has its own journey.

It depends on the project. For a website that changes little we use custom code: it loads quickly and has no admin panel to attack. If you will be publishing frequently, we add a CMS such as WordPress or Payload. If the website will grow into a store or a platform, we separate content from design with a headless CMS. We explain our choice in the proposal.

Once the design is approved, a corporate website is usually live within 2 to 4 weeks. A website with more pages, languages or integrations takes longer. The proposal gives you the timeline for each stage.

Your logo, access to your current website if you have one and a clear idea of what you want to achieve. If you are missing copy or photos, we define them together during the design stage.

We build it to comply with the regulations of the country where your audience is: the GDPR in Europe, Law 25,326 in Argentina and whichever law applies in each case. In practice: a cookie banner where rejecting is as easy as accepting, measurement tools that only load with consent, fonts hosted on your server, forms with consent that ask only for the data needed, and videos or maps that send no data to third parties until the user clicks. The text of your privacy policy should be reviewed by your legal adviser.

Yes. We design and develop to the WCAG 2.2 Level AA standard: sufficient contrast, keyboard navigation, alternative text on images and forms that work with a screen reader. If you sell to consumers in the European Union, the European Accessibility Act has required it since June 2025, except for microenterprises.

The website is served over HTTPS and, if we host it on Brova Cloud, it runs isolated from other projects. We apply the security updates each vendor releases, take backups and protect forms against spam without sending data to third parties.

You should not. We map every address on your current website and redirect each one to its new page. Google and the links you already have keep reaching the right place. After launch we check in Search Console that everything is indexed correctly.

We measure every form and every contact, and we know which channel it came from: Google, ads, social media or direct visits. You can see it in Google Analytics and Search Console, set up with prior consent.

Yes. Each language has its own addresses and is marked up so that Google shows the right version in each country. If we translate a language ourselves, a person reviews it.

Yes, if you choose the option with an editing panel. We show you how to use it in a short session and leave you a guide. If you would rather not touch it, we make changes by the hour.

For 30 days we check that everything works and fix whatever comes up. After that you can add the growth plan or ask us for specific changes whenever you need them.

The domain, the content and the code are yours. We recommend Brova Cloud because it is maintained by the same team that built it, but we can also deploy it to your current hosting. If you ever decide to leave, we hand everything over.

We use AI to research, build prototypes, review code and write tests, and that shortens timelines. Strategy and design decisions are made by people on the team.