Websites · France
SARL SAYAN
Website for a resin-floor, floor-marking and industrial-painting contractor in Isère: one page per resin system, sector and area, each with a quote form.
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Premium websites
Corporate and service websites that combine clear positioning, sharp creative direction and production-grade engineering.
The problem we usually find
Most business websites describe the company instead of qualifying the visitor. The result reads well internally and converts poorly. Content is organised around the org chart, the offer is buried three clicks down, and the site cannot be updated without a developer.
How we approach it
We start from the buying decision rather than the homepage. What does this visitor need to believe before they enquire, and in what order? That produces the information architecture, which produces the design system, which produces the build. Copy, structure and interface are decided together instead of handed between suppliers.
What you receive
A positioned, accessible, fast website with a design system you can extend, structured content, working analytics-ready markup and a build that scores against real performance budgets rather than a demo on a fast connection.
Who it suits
Service and corporate businesses whose website has to qualify enquiries rather than simply exist: trades and construction firms, accountants and other professional services, manufacturers who sell to other businesses, and independent local businesses. It fits a first website, the rebuild of a site that no longer converts, or a bilingual English and French site for the United Kingdom and France.
What we need from you
One person who can approve decisions for the business. Access to the current website, domain and hosting, if they exist. Logos, photographs and any text you already have. The questions your customers ask before they buy. If something is missing, say so in the brief: design and copywriting can be added to the quote.
What this covers
Structure and content plan
The pages, their order and the job of each one, decided before any layout is drawn, so the site answers the questions a buyer asks in the order they ask them.
Design system
Type, colour, spacing and components defined once and documented, so every later page stays consistent without a new design decision.
Production build
Fast, accessible pages built against stated performance and accessibility budgets, and tested on phones first rather than scaled down from desktop.
Search and language foundations
Page titles, descriptions, structured data, a sitemap and, on bilingual sites, a separate address for each language with correct alternates, so each version is found in its own market.
Enquiries and measurement
Contact and quote forms with server-side validation and spam protection, and markup that analytics tools can read from the first day.
How the work runs
Brief
You describe the goal, the audience and what already exists. We read the current site, if there is one, before we propose anything.
Structure
Pages, content and positioning are agreed in writing. Nothing is designed until the structure is approved.
Design and build
Design is made against real content, then built and tested on phones, tablets and desktops. You review working pages, not only images.
Launch and handover
The site goes live on the agreed hosting, with redirects from the old addresses where they exist. Active clients keep a direct line afterwards.
Questions before you start
How does a website project start?
With a short brief: what the site must do for the business, who it is for and what already exists. Send it through the quote form or on WhatsApp. Within 48 h you get a concrete approach, a realistic timeline and a clear quote.
What does the quote depend on?
On scope, not on a template: the number of pages, the number of languages, whether design and copywriting are needed, whether content must move from an old site, and what the site has to connect to. The quote form asks exactly these questions. No price is published, because a number without a scope would be wrong.
Can the website be in English and French?
Yes. English and French are the two languages this studio works in every day. A bilingual site is built with a separate address for each language, translated page titles and descriptions, and language alternates for search engines. Each version can then be found in its own market, instead of being a translation added at the end.
Who will I work with?
With the person who designs and builds the site. DMC Kreatif is a small studio led by its founder, Musa Kerem Demirci. There is no account layer between you and the work.
What happens after the site is live?
Hosting set-up can be part of the quote. Active clients keep a direct line for changes, additions and critical support when it matters. This is a working arrangement, not a guaranteed response time.
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