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WEBNERIVO / DIGITAL STUDIO

Your business deserves a website that makes an impression

Choose the right scope, from a first landing page to improvements for an existing website. We work from Moldova and discuss the content, features and handover remotely.

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  • Free consultation
  • Tailored solution
  • Clear project stages
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  • Web developmentaround your business goals
  • The right formatlanding page, website or store
  • Responsive designacross different screens
  • Website supportwith an agreed scope

01 / WHAT WE DO

Everything your website needs.

We build websites around practical business goals, from landing pages and company websites to online stores. We agree the structure, design and features, check the result and discuss ongoing support.

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Landing pages

A landing page for one offer or campaign. We plan the message, sections and enquiry form so visitors can understand your proposition and find a clear next step.

  • An offer-led structure
  • Responsive design
  • A straightforward form
Scope, example and additional options

What we define in the proposal

A landing page suits one offer, campaign or event. We define the opening screen, supporting arguments, offer details, answers to objections and a route to contact. The form should ask for information needed for the next conversation rather than collect details without a purpose.

What needs a separate agreement

CRM connections, analytics events, additional languages and campaign experiments depend on the task and are agreed separately. A button click and a successfully delivered enquiry are different events; tracking should distinguish intent from completion.

A practical example

A workshop’s seasonal offer can explain the work, visit conditions and a simple preferred-time enquiry. On a phone, visitors should understand the offer and get in touch without searching the bottom of a long page.

What to check

  • One clear main action rather than competing buttons.
  • Validation, submission status and delivery of a test enquiry.
  • The opening screen and a form with the phone keyboard open.
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Business websites

Business website development for companies with several services. We agree the pages, languages and navigation so customers can compare your offer and reach the right contact.

  • Individual design
  • Clear navigation
  • Languages for your audience
Scope, example and additional options

What we define in the proposal

Business website design begins with a page map: company information, service categories, examples and contact. Each service page needs a customer question and a next step. Navigation should help visitors compare the offer and enquire about a specific task.

What needs a separate agreement

Content management, editor roles, additional languages and migration of existing material need an agreed scope. A multilingual website requires prepared translations, equally current contact information and clear update responsibilities, not just a language selector.

A practical example

A construction company can separate renovation, finishing and new-build work. Asking about the property type and available materials supports the enquiry without making customers select unfamiliar internal terms.

What to check

  • A service structure with a clear route to contact.
  • Who updates text, images and translations after handover.
  • Enquiry forms and the handling of non-existent addresses.
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Online stores

Ecommerce website development built around your products. We plan the catalogue, product pages, basket and checkout, then agree payment and delivery integrations.

  • Catalogue and basket
  • An order journey
  • Agreed payment and delivery
Scope, example and additional options

What we define in the proposal

Ecommerce website development follows the journey from product data to order handling. The proposal defines categories, product details, variants, basket and checkout. Search and filters should reflect the range rather than copy a store in another sector.

What needs a separate agreement

Payment providers, delivery, stock systems and notifications depend on the chosen services and need agreement. Define administration and staff permissions: who changes availability, sees orders and updates statuses. Connections are included only where agreed.

A practical example

For clothing, shoppers need a valid size-and-colour combination. For equipment, comparable technical specifications may matter more. Both journeys need a clear review of the order and fulfilment method.

What to check

  • Quantity changes, an empty basket and unavailable stock.
  • Successful and failed payments in the provider’s test environment.
  • Order receipt in administration and the agreed notifications.
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SEO & optimisation

Technical SEO for site structure, canonical URLs, metadata and page loading. We identify crawl obstacles and agree a prioritised set of fixes.

  • Technical audit
  • Metadata checks
  • Loading optimisation
Scope, example and additional options

What we define in the proposal

Technical SEO starts with the available evidence and URL inventory: page responses, canonical URLs, crawl rules, headings, metadata and internal links. We then map topics to visitor intent so pages answer distinct questions instead of repeating one search phrase.

What needs a separate agreement

Search-intent research, editorial work, access to Google Search Console and ongoing monitoring are scoped separately. Without account access, conclusions are limited to public and local evidence. Indexing and rankings cannot be guaranteed.

A practical example

If a catalogue is in the Sitemap but not indexed, check discovery, the last crawl and Google’s selected canonical first. Replacing every URL or adding repeated keywords does not substitute for diagnosis.

What to check

  • Logical H1–H3 headings and useful text in the source HTML.
  • Direct links to important pages and consistent indexability rules.
  • A prioritised list of fixes and an agreed point for reassessment.
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CRM, email and payment services connected through integrations

Integrations

Connect forms, your CRM, analytics and external services. We define the data flow, check the agreed workflow and account for error handling.

  • Forms and CRM
  • API connections
  • Error handling
Scope, example and additional options

What we define in the proposal

An integration is a defined data journey: a form to a CRM, Telegram or email, an order to a management system, or visitor actions to analytics. Agree the fields, recipient, confirmation and behaviour when an external service is unavailable.

What needs a separate agreement

APIs, webhooks, payments and two-way synchronisation depend on documentation, account plans and access. Feasibility is checked before a feature is promised. Existing accounts and submission handlers are not replaced without an agreed reason.

A practical example

A form can create a CRM enquiry and notify a team member. The workflow should avoid duplicate records after repeated clicks and should not display success before delivery is complete.

What to check

  • Required data, contact format and the enquiry source.
  • Error handling, retries and external API limits.
  • A test record at the correct destination without exposing access keys.
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Website support

Website support for content changes, bug fixes and improvements. We define the scope, protect the functions you rely on and check the affected journeys.

  • Content updates
  • Focused improvements
  • Checks after changes
Scope, example and additional options

What we define in the proposal

Support is defined through tasks: content updates, bug fixes, form checks and agreed improvements. Record affected pages and journeys before a change, then check the result. Functionality checks can cover links, enquiries and access to important sections.

What needs a separate agreement

Update frequency, backups, restoration checks and monitoring are agreed separately. A new feature, platform migration or substantial redesign is not automatically routine support. Response arrangements and access belong in the working terms.

A practical example

Before updating a store component, preserve a working version and check the catalogue, basket and checkout afterwards. A backup file alone is not enough: the restoration process and responsible person must be clear.

What to check

  • An inventory of handed-over files, access and responsibilities.
  • A rollback plan if a change fails.
  • Repeat checks of forms, mobile navigation and the agreed features.
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Which website fits your task?

Choose your goal and features to prepare a useful discussion, without a price estimate. The recommendation does not replace agreeing the scope.

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02 / DESIGN WITHOUT LIMITS

One identity. Every screen.

Design should make it easy to read, choose and contact your business. We plan the content hierarchy, button sizes and page layout for desktop, tablet and mobile use.

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03 / WORKING TOGETHER

From your idea to a new website.

The estimate and schedule depend on pages, languages, integrations and content readiness. We agree the scope before development; new requests and ongoing support have their own agreed terms.

  1. Share your idea

    Describe your business, audience and website goals. Share the text, photos and examples you have, and identify the materials still to be prepared.

  2. Find the right solution

    We agree the format, pages, languages and features, then define the scope, schedule, cost and review process.

  3. Bring it to life

    We build the structure, design and pages. We check forms, navigation and mobile layouts, then discuss handover and any further support.

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THE NEXT STEP

Have an idea? Let’s bring it to life

Tell us what your company does, whether you need a new website or changes to an existing one, and what content is ready. We can start with a specific task.

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