You need to explain a service clearly and make contact easy.
Websites that do what your business needs.
We design custom web experiences: from a clear, well-built presentation website to the interface of a system with data, content and integrations. Automation is added when it helps address a specific task.
When does a website need automation?
When there is a recurring process behind it: receiving requests, updating information, connecting a CRM or distributing content. If the aim is to present a service and make contact easy, a website without automation may be the right solution.
Your website needs to exchange information with other tools.
You manage content or requests that involve repetitive tasks.
FROM IDEA TO SYSTEM
Examples that make it clearer.
EXAMPLE / 01
Radar Animal
A website as the visible layer of an editorial system.
Radar Animal is an example of an information website connecting news, regulations and useful content about animals with an automated editorial workflow.
The problem
Gathering information from different sources, organising it and distributing it across the website and social media requires a consistent editorial process.
The approach
An interface for browsing content by subject, with a system behind it to gather sources, prepare posts and connect channels.
- News and content by subject
- Organisation of sources
- Information on animal regulations
- Connected publishing across website and social media
Content automation needs review criteria. Whether information is still current must be checked against its original source.
ANOTHER EXAMPLE / ARTIST PORTFOLIO
Violeta Orts
A website for a visual artist and contemporary painter. It organises work by discipline —drawing and painting, editorial illustration, advertising, modelling, murals, photography and crafts— and connects the work with the artist’s background and contact information.
This example focuses on presentation: giving images space, organising a broad creative practice and making it easy for visitors to find a discipline or discuss a commission.
- Portfolio by discipline
- Background and experience
- Presentation of artistic practice
- Contact for commissions and collaboration
The process comes first.
Then the technology.
Clarify the journey
We define what visitors need to find and do on the website.
Design the experience
We organise content, navigation and interfaces for each screen.
Connect what is needed
We integrate processes and tools when they add value to the journey.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions worth answering.
Can you build a website without automation?
Yes. A clear, fast and useful website can meet its purpose without adding automation or extra systems.
Can a website connect to a CRM?
Yes, if the CRM supports integration and we define what information should be exchanged, with which permissions and what happens if something goes wrong.
What does the Radar Animal example show?
An animal information website with content organised by subject and a proposed editorial workflow connected to sources and publishing channels.
Does automation replace content review?
No. An automated editorial workflow needs quality criteria, sources and review, especially when information can change.
THE NEXT STEP
LET’S TALK ABOUT THE PROBLEM Let’s talk about what you need to build.
You don’t need to arrive with a solution. Tell us about the process, the difficulty or the idea, and we’ll start there.