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Websites

A professional website that works for the business.

Not a ready-made template with a logo on it. We design and build the site around your offer, visitors and what should happen next.

A good business website makes it clear in a few seconds what you do, for whom, and how to get in touch. Tinsights builds custom work: structure, copy, design and engineering belong together.

We work from Groningen with businesses across the Netherlands and abroad. You have a named contact. Extra specialists join when the job needs them.

  • 50+businesses helped
  • Groningenbase, working in the Netherlands and internationally

What sits in a website

For visitors

Clear pages, a path to contact or booking, and a site that works as well on a phone as on a desktop.

  • Business and corporate sites
  • Service and local businesses
  • Landing pages
  • Multilingual websites

In the engineering

Speed, accessibility, forms, integrations and a base search engines can understand.

  • Responsive development
  • Technical SEO foundations
  • Accessibility
  • Forms and integrations

What we deliver

From first structure to a live site.

Redesign or new build: we start from the purpose of the site, not from a theme.

  • Custom, not a templateStructure, navigation and content follow your services. No generic demo pages.
  • Conversion structureEnquiry, call, booking or application has a fixed place. No hidden forms.
  • Technical SEO foundationsTitles, headings, internal links, sitemap and clean URLs are part of the build.
  • Speed and accessibilityLight pages, readable type, keyboard and screen-reader use included.
  • Forms and integrationsQuotes, contact or booking can go to email, CRM or an existing system.
  • Hosting and maintenanceAfter launch the technical environment can stay with Tinsights.

Use cases

Where a website does the work.

  • Lead generation

    Visitors who request a quote or conversation, not only browse the homepage.

  • Business presentation

    Services, approach and proof in one place, including for larger or international clients.

  • Service enquiries

    Clear routes per service, with the information someone needs to decide.

  • Bookings

    Appointments or reservations without back-and-forth email.

  • Recruitment

    Vacancies and applications as part of the site, not a loose Word file.

  • International sites

    Several languages and markets on the same technical base.

How we work

Purpose first, then pages.

  1. Brief

    What the site should produce, who arrives, and what already exists.

  2. Structure and design

    Pages, content and form before full development starts.

  3. Build

    Custom frontend, forms, performance and the integrations that are needed.

  4. Launch and care

    Handover, hosting if you want it, and room for changes afterwards.

Engineering

What we include as standard.

  • ResponsiveOne site, usable from phone to large screen.
  • PerformanceImages, code and caching so pages stay fast.
  • SEO foundationsIndexable HTML, metadata and internal structure.
  • AccessibilityContrast, focus, semantics and forms that can be used.
  • IntegrationsMail, CRM, booking or analytics when that serves the process.
  • MultilingualLanguage switching without forcing a second loose site.

Questions

Do you also build in WordPress or a site builder?

We build custom. If an existing site needs taking over, we first look at what can stay. Installing a generic theme is not how we work.

What does a business website cost?

It depends on pages, languages, forms and integrations. After a short brief we give a range and what sits inside it. Not a number from a calculator.

Can you take over an existing website?

Yes. We assess code, content, hosting and what is in the way. Then we improve, rebuild or only take over management.

Do you also host?

Yes. Domain, DNS, SSL, hosting and maintenance can stay with Tinsights after launch. You do not have to put that with a separate vendor.

Do you need a website?

Send a short brief: what is live now, what is going wrong, and what the site should produce.