Three sites, and the problem each one had to solve.
Every project here is live and every number on this page was measured on it. Open any of the three and check it yourself.
Lukasik Design
What they arrived with
The designer sells premium interiors. The Site123 site under that work loaded slowly and buried the portfolio behind clumsy navigation, so the first impression argued with the projects it was there to show.
Scope
StructureDesignDevelopmentSEO groundwork
What we built
Portfolio first
The structure puts the project images at the centre and takes out everything that competes with them. A visitor sees the work before reading a word.
Rebuilt from scratch
Leaving Site123 removed the platform's weight and gave us the markup and the loading order. That is where the 100/100 comes from, not from a tune-up after launch.
Restraint as the signal
Quiet type and generous space read as premium. A busy interface would undercut the claim the interiors make on their own.
Built for clients abroad
Language, structure, and the SEO base were set up for work outside the Czech Republic from the first day. Enquiries now arrive from the EU and the United States.
Measured
- 100/100
- Google PageSpeed
- 5 days
- Build time
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Nova Puls
What they arrived with
A construction company sells on proof: finished objects, visible quality, a contact that answers. With no site, every enquiry depended on word of mouth and nobody could check the work before calling.
Scope
StructureDesignDevelopmentCorporate mailEnquiry form
What we built
Built around objects and services
A visitor reaches the finished work in one step, then the service that produced it. There is nothing in between the two.
Speed treated as a feature
Clients open this site on mobile data, often from a building site. A page that stalls there is a lost enquiry, so the scores come from the build rather than from a patch after launch.
A base that search can grow on
Markup, metadata, and internal structure are set up so rankings improve as pages are added, without a rebuild to make room for them.
Mail and a form that reach a person
Corporate mail on the company domain, and an enquiry form wired to the inbox that handles them, so no lead lands in a personal mailbox.
Measured
- 99/100
- Performance
- 100/100
- Best Practices
- 100/100
- SEO
- 1 week
- Build time
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Scent Blend
What they arrived with
The brand was going international with its search authority tied to the old domain, scentblend.eu. Moving puts the rankings that already bring traffic at risk, and the new site also had to carry a Czech version and take card payments.
Scope
SEO migrationB2B landingCzech versionStripe checkout
What we built
Migration planned before design
Redirects, canonicals, and indexing were decided first, so the new domain inherited the old one's weight instead of competing with it for the same queries.
A landing built for B2B contact
Wholesale buyers need the product, the terms, and a person to reach. The page is written for that, not for retail browsing.
A real Czech version
scentblend.cz is written in Czech rather than switched through a translation widget. The local market converts in the local language.
Payments carried end to end
Stripe on the product page, with the business verification taken through in person instead of handed back to the client to finish.
Measured
- 16.8%
- Search CTR
- Top-5
- Steady position
- 1 day
- Landing delivery
- Stripe
- Payments live
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