Solutions · 01 Web & Commerce — websites, ecommerce and the customer-facing layer

The customer-facing layer, built well.

We build excellent websites, stores and portals — as the customer-facing layer of a system. CMS, CRM, analytics and automation-ready, not a brochure that dies at launch.

Signs this is you

  • Traffic arrives but enquiries do not, or arrive without the information you need to answer them.
  • Someone retypes every order into another system.
  • Changing a price or a page needs a developer.
  • The site is slow on a phone, and most of your visitors are on one.

What we build

Corporate websites

Editable by your team, structured for search.

Ecommerce

Portuguese payment methods, invoicing, stock.

Landing pages

Built for one campaign and one action.

Client portals

Where a website becomes a system.

Example · what happens after Pay now

Storefront

Order placed · MB WAY

Stock

Reserved, warehouse notified

Invoicing

Issued with NIF, sent

Customer

Tracking link, no phone call

The storefront is the visible part. Whether the order lands somewhere useful is what decides if the project was worth doing.

Common questions

Often yes. If the content structure is sound we improve performance, templates and the way enquiries are handled rather than starting again. We say so plainly when a rebuild is genuinely cheaper than repair.

Yes. Anything that changes regularly — text, prices, products, pages — is editable without us. Structural changes stay in code, which is what keeps the site fast and consistent.

Content is rendered server-side so search engines and AI crawlers read the real page, not an empty shell. Semantic headings, metadata per page, Open Graph, canonical URLs, sitemap and structured data are part of the build, not an add-on.

We write structure and can write copy. Photography we brief and direct, but the images should be of your actual business, not stock.

Technology

Chosen per project, not per trend.

  • Laravel
  • React
  • WordPress
  • Payment gateways
  • ERP integrations
  • Analytics

What should the public face of the system do?

Sometimes that is a website. Sometimes it is the first component of a broader system. We will tell you which one your problem is.