Daniel Erochok – to the home page

Area 01 · Win customers

Websites and landing pages that work on a phone

Visitors should understand what you offer within seconds – and reach you with a single tap.

with proof

Questions? Let's have a quick chat.

The problem

Many websites are a struggle on a phone, load slowly or don't say clearly what the business offers and how to reach it. Visitors leave before they call or write.

Often there is no dedicated page for a specific offer either – a new service, a promotion or a target for an ad. Visitors then land on the home page and have to search.

What you get

The scope of a clearly defined starter project. Exactly what is included is set out in your proposal.

Included

  • Structure and copy developed with you: who you are, what you offer, for whom and how to reach you
  • Design that works on a phone first – readable text, tap-to-call phone number, short paths
  • Fast loading: optimised images, no unnecessary scripts, no dependency on a website builder
  • Contact options that reach you: phone, email and an enquiry form delivered to you
  • SEO basics: clean page titles and descriptions, headings, sitemap, structured data based on real content
  • Legal notice and privacy policy built in technically – you check the texts yourself or have them checked
  • Handover with access, files and a short guide

Agreed per project

  • Online booking
  • Multiple languages
  • Connection to existing systems such as calendar, inventory management or CRM
  • Shop features
  • Extensive copywriting
  • Photos

Not included

  • Photo shoot
  • Logo and brand development
  • Legal advice
  • Promises about Google rankings

Ongoing, if you want it

  • Maintenance and small changes
  • Updates
  • Hosting support

Always separate: third-party costs

  • Domain and hosting
  • Licences, e.g. for fonts, images, booking or shop software

For the agreed scope you get a written proposal with a fixed price. Ongoing support only if you want it. How a proposal comes about

Examples – how it could look

Use cases for orientation – not customer projects.

Example – how it could look

Practice website

A medical practice gets a website with its services, opening hours, directions and a form for appointment requests – the phone number is always just a thumb away.

Example – how it could look

Landing page for one service

A trade business launches a dedicated page for one service, such as bathroom renovation, with the process, common questions and an enquiry form.

Example – how it could look

Rebuild without losses

An existing website is rebuilt. Old addresses are redirected properly so that links and search results don't lead nowhere.

How it works

  1. 01

    Conversation

    Clarify goals, content and target group. If you already have a website, I'll look at it beforehand.

  2. 02

    Proposal

    Number of pages, features and what is not included – in writing, with a fixed price.

  3. 03

    Draft

    You see a draft on your own phone early on and can have your say.

  4. 04

    Copy, build, test

    Finalise the content, build it, test it on phone, tablet and computer.

  5. 05

    Handover

    Go live, hand over access and a guide. If you like, I'll keep looking after the site.

What I don't promise

  • I don't promise rankings or numbers of enquiries – both also depend on competitors, search engines and your offer.
  • I build legal texts such as the legal notice and privacy policy in technically; you need to check them legally yourself or have an authorised professional do it.

Frequently asked questions

What does a website cost?

It depends on the scope – a single landing page is something different from a site with many pages and online booking. After our conversation you get a written proposal with a fixed price for the agreed scope. Domain, hosting and licences are listed separately.

Who owns the website?

You do, once it has been paid in full. You get the files and access and are not tied to me. The details are in the proposal.

Can you improve my existing site instead of rebuilding it?

Yes, if it's worth it. Sometimes a clearer home page, faster loading and a dedicated page for your most important service are enough. You'll get an honest assessment.

Does my new website need a cookie banner?

If no services requiring consent are used – such as tracking, advertising cookies or embedded third-party content – usually not, and that is how I build by default. This is my assessment, not legal advice.

Free initial call

I'll call you back – approx. 15 minutes, no obligation. Your name and number are all I need.

How would you like to talk?

Phone number or email address – either one is enough.

What's it about? optional
When suits you? optional

No obligation and not yet an order. E-Studio (owner: Andrei Erochok) uses your details only for your enquiry – privacy policy (in German). No newsletter, no advertising.