Web design in Málaga for businesses that want to own their own website.
Fast, editable sites in English and Spanish, registered in your company's name. On the Costa del Sol a large share of your buyers search in English, and most local sites treat that as an afterthought.
How we work
- Usual timelineFour to eight weeks
- LanguagesEnglish, Spanish, Dutch
- OwnershipDomain and site in your name
- PriceFixed, in writing
We work across Europe from Girona and Málaga. Meetings happen at your premises or by video call, whichever suits you.
The question almost nobody asks
Before commissioning a website from anyone, ask whose name the domain and the hosting will be registered in.
It takes ten seconds and it decides whether, in three years, changing supplier is your decision or a negotiation. We have rescued a fair number of sites whose owner discovered, at the moment they wanted to move, that legally almost none of it was theirs.
On ours the domain, the hosting, the code and the logins are in your company's name from day one. That is not generosity. The other way retains clients who should be free to leave.
What makes a site here work or not
Speed, measured where it matters
A website is judged on a phone with mobile data, not on a desktop with fibre. The causes of slowness are nearly always the same: unoptimised images, too many plugins, and purchased templates loading features you do not use.
Being editable
If changing a price means emailing us and waiting, the site goes stale. The parts that change often are delivered ready for you to edit, with a short manual to go with them.
Being in the language people buy in
On the Costa del Sol a large share of the business arrives from people searching in English. That is solved with real versions per language, each with its own address, not a button that translates on the fly.
The interesting part is that the English side is often less contested than the Spanish one, because many local businesses translate their pages and then never work that language at all. It is an opportunity you can measure before investing in it.
How to test a website in two minutes Open it on a phone using mobile data. Count how long until something useful appears. Look for the phone number without scrolling. Then switch language, if it has one, and see whether it takes you to the same page or dumps you back on the homepage.
How a project runs
It starts with a conversation about your business, not about colours. What you sell, to whom, what people always ask you on the phone, and what you would like the site to answer so you do not have to.
From there comes a page map and a fixed quote. Then the design of the two or three templates that repeat, then the copy, and finally the build, which is the quick part.
We work across Europe from Girona and Málaga. The meetings that genuinely matter happen in person and the rest by video call, which is usually faster for both of us.
What we do not do
No photography and no video. If your photos are not good we will say so, and that is usually a better first spend than a new website. We also do not build large shops with thousands of products, and when that is the case we say so on the first call rather than learning at your expense.
Show us what you have and we will tell you what we would do.
Sometimes the answer is a new site. More often it is three fixes to the one you already have, and we will say so even though it is less work.
Book a callWhere we work
A website is three things, not one.
The design is what gets discussed. Whether it still works in three years is decided by everything else.
Design and build
A site built for your business, fast on a phone and editable without calling us. Hosting included and everything registered in your name.
Websites & hostingBuilt to be found
Structure, languages, headings and speed decided from the start. On the Costa del Sol your competitors work on this, so it is not optional.
SEO & online marketingConnected to what you use
So a form lands in your CRM instead of a shared inbox nobody reviews. We are a Holded partner, among other things.
CRM & systemsFour things that ought to be normal and are not.
None of these are extras. They are the minimum you should expect from anyone building your site.
The domain is yours
In your company's name from day one. If you work with somebody else one day, they take the site without asking us or paying us.
English is not a bolt-on
Real pages per language with their own addresses. Here the English version often faces less competition than the Spanish one.
Fast where it counts
We measure on a phone with mobile data, not in an office on fibre. That is the difference between looking fast and being fast.
Fixed price
One amount for a defined result, in writing before we start. No extra hours appearing at handover.
Málaga and the Costa del Sol.
And the rest of Europe, on the same terms and the same price.
Three you can open and test.
From Belgium to the Costa Blanca. Open them on a phone, which is where a site is really judged.
What people ask before commissioning a site
Should the site be in English, Spanish or both?
Usually both, and we check your analytics before deciding the order. If you sell locally, Spanish is not optional. If your buyers arrive from abroad, English often carries more of the revenue and faces lighter competition, because many local businesses translate their site and then never work the language properly.
Whose name does the domain go in?
Yours, from day one. It is the question we recommend asking any supplier before signing. If the domain sits in the agency's name, changing agency stops being a free decision and becomes a negotiation. We have rescued a fair number of sites whose owner only found out at that moment.
How long does it take?
Four to eight weeks from having copy and photos. What delays projects is almost never the design or the programming, it is content still waiting for someone inside your company to approve it.
How does contact work during the project?
One long, well-prepared first meeting, progress shown at two or three specific points, and every decision written down. The meetings that genuinely matter happen at your premises and the rest by video call, which is usually faster for both of us. What sinks a project is almost never the meeting schedule, it is nobody writing down what was agreed.
What happens after you hand it over?
You get a short manual and a session showing you how to edit it. From there you can run it yourself, take maintenance from us, or move it elsewhere. All three are real options, which is exactly why the domain is in your name.
What usually comes next
Show us what you have and we will tell you what we would do.
Sometimes the answer is a new site. More often it is three fixes to the one you already have, and we will say so even though it is less work.