Get a fast, accessible website or online store without the usual confusion. Clear scope, direct communication and full ownership from day one.
Web design, e-commerce, SEO and support.
Clear by design.Built for business .
ServicesClear starting prices.
Clear starting prices.
Tailored to the project.
Three core services with honest starting prices. Final scope and cost are confirmed before work begins.
WebsitesBuild or redesign
Websites
Fast, accessible websites with a clear structure, a consistent visual system and an editing setup that fits your team.
Starting from€990
Explore websites- Strategy & structure
- UX & visual design
- Flexible development
- CMS & migration
E-commerceSell with less friction
E-commerce
Reliable online stores that make products easy to find, understand and buy on every device.
Starting from€3.490
Explore e-commerce- Commerce planning
- Shopify or PrestaShop
- Checkout & integrations
- Product and analytics setup
ContinuityMaintain or improve
Care & support
Planned maintenance, monitoring and improvements that keep your website stable, current and useful.
Starting from€49/month
Explore care & support- Updates & monitoring
- Repairs & technical cleanup
- Performance improvements
- Ongoing care plans
Need SEO or agency support?We also offer SEO & visibility and white-label frontend support for agencies. View the full service range to find the right fit.
View all servicesFriction slows business
Clear systems remove it.
The problem
The website feels slow before visitors understand the offer.
Large media, third-party scripts and late rendering create delays at the moment attention matters most.
What we do
Performance becomes part of the build, not an afterthought.
Images, fonts, scripts and components are reviewed together so pages load quickly and remain responsive.
- Lean image and asset delivery
- Controlled third-party scripts
- Performance testing on real devices
Process
A clear process before development gets expensive.
Each phase ends with a visible decision, so scope and priorities do not remain implicit.
Follow the six project stages
01 / ScopeShared brief
01
Clarify
We define goals, audience, constraints and the decisions the website needs to support.
Agreed outcomeGoals / audience / constraints
02 / DirectionApproved map
02
Structure
We agree the page structure, content priorities and key user journeys.
Agreed outcomeContent / pages / journeys
03 / DesignWorking system
03
Design
The visual language, components and responsive states are developed as one system.
Agreed outcomeVisual language / components / states
04 / BuildReviewable website
04
Develop
The approved system is built in stages and checked for accessibility, responsiveness and performance.
Agreed outcomeDevelopment / accessibility / performance
05 / QA & launchReady to launch
05
QA and launch
We test the website across devices, check accessibility and performance, then prepare a controlled launch.
Agreed outcomeQA / accessibility / launch
06 / SupportOngoing support plan
06
Support and evolve
After launch, we follow up on priorities and keep the website current through practical, continuous improvements.
Agreed outcomeFollow-up / improvements / support
Why Kanso
Simple where it should be. Technical where it matters.
Kanso means simplicity without excess. In practice, that means focused content, deliberate design and technology with a clear reason to be there. Discover Kanso
- Clear decisions first
- Goals, audience and priorities are agreed before design.
- Design without noise
- Visual choices support the message instead of competing with it.
- Performance from the start
- Speed and responsive behaviour are considered throughout the build.
- Built to be maintained
- Content, components and ownership remain understandable after launch.
- Structured for multiple languages
- Language routes, metadata and editing are planned together.
- Direct collaboration
- You work with the person responsible for the project.
Tools chosen for the job.
The stack is selected around content, integrations, editing needs and long-term maintenance,not trends.
Astro
Vue
Nuxt
React
Next.js
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS
Strapi
Shopify
PrestaShop- mollieMollie
Netlify
Cloudflare
GitHub
Playwright
Sentry
Resend
Google Analytics
Search Console
Looker Studio- ahrefsAhrefs
Practical questions before starting.
Clear answers to the points most teams want to settle before a project begins.
What types of projects do you take on?
New websites, redesigns, online stores, technical clean-up, SEO foundations and ongoing care. Smaller improvements can also be scoped when they solve a clear business problem.
How much does a project cost?
Every project is quoted after a short initial conversation. You receive a fixed proposal with the scope, deliverables, schedule and exclusions before work begins.
How long does a project take?
Timing depends on scope, content readiness, feedback and integrations. The agreed schedule and the responsibilities on both sides are included in the proposal.
Can you improve an existing website?
Yes. We can audit, redesign, migrate, optimise or take over an existing website. We first review the current setup and clarify what is worth keeping.
Do I need to have all the content ready?
No. We can work from existing material, help define the content structure and identify what is missing. Full copywriting, translation and content production are scoped separately.
Will I be able to update the website myself?
Yes, when self-editing is part of the scope. We choose the editing setup around the content you actually need to manage and provide a clear handover.
Can you build multilingual websites?
Yes. Language structure, URLs, navigation, metadata and content management are planned from the start so every version remains consistent and maintainable.
Which platforms do you work with?
For marketing websites, we usually work with Nuxt or Astro. For e-commerce, Shopify or PrestaShop may be a good fit. The final choice depends on content, integrations, editing needs and long-term maintenance.
What happens after launch?
You can choose a clean handover or ongoing care. Support can include maintenance, monitoring, technical updates and a prioritised improvement backlog.
Who owns the website, domain and accounts?
You do. Domains, hosting and third-party accounts should remain in your name. Ownership of the code, credentials and documentation is made explicit in the proposal and handover.
Let's talk.
Tell us what you have in mind, ask a question or share some context. We will get back to you with a clear next step.