New websites
Professional website development for your business
We build websites that look good, load quickly and are easy to use. We start by understanding your business, agree on what the website should include, and check it carefully before launch.
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What you get in a new website project
Every website has different needs. We tell you from the start what your project includes and what you receive at the end. Below are the elements we usually provide.
What a project usually includes
Pages and navigation
The structure of the site and the pages it needs, with clear navigation.
Interface for every device
A layout designed for phone, tablet and desktop.
A working website
Built on the structure and design we agreed.
Technical SEO foundation
Page structure, metadata and addresses prepared for indexing. We do not promise search rankings.
Accessibility
Keyboard navigation, clear structure and contrast, checked before launch.
Checks before launch
Speed, function and display on devices are checked before publication. We publish only after you approve.
Agreed case by case, not included automatically
- An English version, or other languages
- Integrations with other services, assessed separately
- Writing or adapting content, photography
- Domain and hosting: we discuss the options at the start
- Changes and maintenance after launch
We confirm what's included in your quote before work begins.
Evidence you can check yourself
This website is an ALTVERA project. You can check some of the technical decisions we made directly.
Bilingual, with separate pages
Romanian and English, with links between versions and metadata for each language.
No cookies and no tracking
It sets no cookies and loads no analytics or third-party scripts. You can verify this in your browser's tools.
Usable with a keyboard
A “Skip to content” link, a menu and forms that work without a mouse, with visible focus.
Respects reduced motion
Animations stop or simplify if you asked for that in your operating system.
Performance, measured in front of you
See how this page loads in your browser, what a performance test means and how you can check your own website.
Local measurement in your browser
Your browser measures this page load. Nothing is sent or stored.
Measuring needs JavaScript to be enabled in your browser.
How this is measured
Values come from standard browser APIs (Navigation Timing, Paint Timing, Largest Contentful Paint, Layout Instability, Event Timing). They describe the initial load of this document, not a later navigation within the site. LCP stays provisional until the first tap or key press, and CLS can keep growing while the page stays open. The fourth value is the slowest interaction observed (at least 16 ms) after measuring started: it is not the official INP, which aggregates every interaction in the session. Values depend on the browser, the device, the network and installed extensions.
Independent lab tests
Lighthouse and PageSpeed scores are lab results: a simulated device and network, for one address, on one date. They differ between mobile and desktop and are not real-user data.
We do not show old scores here without a date and a tested address. You can run the test yourself:
Test this page in PageSpeed Insights
An external Google service, opens in a new tab. The result is yours and may vary from one run to the next.
Check any website
Enter a website address to open it in PageSpeed Insights, Google's official tool.
Open PageSpeed InsightsYou are leaving ALTVERA: the address you enter goes to Google PageSpeed Insights, an external service. ALTVERA does not receive or store it, and we have not analysed your website.
How we build a website
From the first conversation to a checked website, published only after your approval.
Understand the businessPlan
We clarify what you want to achieve, who the site is for and which pages are needed. Result: an agreed structure that you can review before we build.
Design and buildBuild
We settle the design, build the site and adjust it based on your feedback, in stages. Result: a working version you can review at each stage.
Check and launchLaunch
We test, fix and ask for your approval before publication. Result: a tested website, published only after your approval.
Stage 1 of 3 · The scene illustrates 4 steps for each stage.
Illustrative scenario for a website. Checks and results for a real project are reported separately.
What influences the cost of a website
The cost depends on what the project involves. Once we agree together what you need, we present the offer and the working steps. These are the main factors:
Number and complexity of pages
A site of a few simple pages and one with many page types do not need the same effort.
Design complexity
The more custom the look, the more design and implementation work.
Content and translations
Who writes the texts, how many languages are needed and how much material already exists.
Integrations
Connecting to other services is assessed separately, based on what is needed.
Domain and hosting
These are costs separate from building the site. We discuss the options at the start.
Changes and maintenance after launch
Agreed separately, based on how often the site changes.
Common questions
How much does a website cost?
It depends on the pages, content and features you need. Tell us what you have in mind and we will come back with a written offer.
How long does it take?
It depends on the project and how quickly we receive content and your feedback. We set the timeline in the offer.
What do I need to get started?
What your business does, which pages you have in mind and what material you already have: logo, texts, photos, domain. If something is missing, we discuss what is needed.
Can the site also be in English?
Yes, as an option: we agree the languages and who prepares the texts together.
Want a new website?
Tell us what your business does, which pages you have in mind and what material you already have. We reply by e-mail.