Websites
Website development in Tunisia
Your website is often the first contact between your company and a customer. We build custom sites — not repainted templates — designed to be found on Google, readable on mobile and easy to keep alive. Every project starts from your trade and your goals, not from a checklist of features.
What we build
Brochure site
Present your business, your services and your contact details clearly. Structure designed for search, contact form, compliant legal pages. This is the foundation of a credible online presence.
E-commerce store
Product catalogue, cart, payment and order tracking. B2C or B2B, with quote handling and per-customer pricing if your business calls for it.
Blog & content management
A simple interface to publish your own news and articles without calling us. Essential if you want to build your search visibility over time.
Redesign of an existing site
Taking over an ageing or slow site while preserving your URLs and the search ranking you've earned. A badly handled redesign loses years of positioning — we put the necessary redirects in place.
This service is for you if…
- You have no site, or the one you have is more than five years old.
- Customers find you by word of mouth, never on Google.
- Your site displays badly on phones, even though most of your visitors arrive from mobile.
- You sell products and want to open an online sales channel.
- You have to ask your provider for every single text change.
Even one of these ringing true is already a good reason to talk — the discovery call is free.
What's included
- Custom design, faithful to your visual identity
- Display adapted to every screen (mobile, tablet, desktop)
- Technical structure optimised for organic search
- SSL certificate and automatic backups
- Legal notice and GDPR compliance
- Training so you can run your site yourself
- Code, credentials and documentation that belong to you
Indicative timeline
A brochure site is generally delivered 2 to 4 weeks after the mockups are approved.
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The mistakes that cost dearly
What we see most often on the projects we're asked to take over.
Buying an off-the-shelf template
A commercial theme costs a few tens of dinars and looks unbeatable. The real price shows up later: code bloated with unused features, slowness, paid extensions for every need, and a site that looks like your competitors'. The template saves you on design and costs you in performance and differentiation.
Neglecting loading speed
Mobile visitors abandon en masse beyond three seconds of loading, and speed is a ranking factor for Google. Uncompressed images or a page saturated with advertising scripts are enough to lose both. It's the item sacrificed most often, and the most expensive to fix afterwards.
Redesigning without a redirect plan
Changing addresses without redirecting the old URLs loses overnight the search ranking accumulated over years. Every redesign must come with an inventory of existing pages and permanent redirects to their equivalents.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a website cost?
Every project gets a tailored quote, free and with no commitment. Three plans structure our offer — Starter for a brochure site, Pro for advanced sites and e-commerce, Enterprise for complex projects. The price depends on the number of pages, the features and the design work.
Will I own my site?
Yes, entirely. The code, the credentials and the documentation belong to you. We practise no lock-in: you can take your site back or hand it to another provider at any time.
Will my site rank well on Google?
We deliver the technical foundations of search: page structure, titles, loading speed, sitemap, structured data. Ranking is then built with regular content and inbound links — we explain how to go about it.
Can I edit the content myself?
Yes, if you want to. We set up a simple admin interface and train your team. If you'd rather delegate, maintenance also covers content updates.
How many pages should I plan for?
An effective brochure site often fits in five to eight pages: home, one page per service, an about page, a contact page and the legal pages. A few solid pages beat twenty hollow ones — Google judges a site's average quality, not its volume.
What happens after go-live?
The site is delivered with its credentials and training on how to run it. You can manage it alone, or take out maintenance for security updates, monitoring and content changes.
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Let's talk about your project
A 30-minute call, free and with no commitment: we frame your need and you leave with a first estimate.