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Corporate websites for listed companies, online stores, booking systems and our own tools — 33 projects from twenty years of work. Every frame on the wall behind this text is a real website.
Point at the wall — the spotlight follows your cursor
Selected work
Every project starts with one question: what does the visitor need to do, and what’s getting in the way? Scroll — the screen on the left changes the website along with the story.
01 — Corporate
Office towers and retail centre
02 — Corporate
Listed company · investors
03 — Stores & bookings
Perfume and cosmetics
04 — Stores & bookings
Van and truck rental
05 — Portals & tools
Our own online tool
06 — Corporate
Real estate and hotel investment
By sector
From a listed company’s website to a store with thousands of products — pick a sector and the archive below will show only that.
All projects
Click a project for a large view, the mobile version and what exactly we did. Sites with an address are live — you can open them.
Two office towers, shops and restaurants at one address. Visitors come with three different questions — where to rent an office, what to buy and how to park — and the site guides each of them down their own path.
A special-purpose investment company accountable to shareholders and tenants at the same time. The home page already separates the two audiences, so nobody has to wade through the other’s information.
Institutional visitors check the facts before they call. So the buildings are presented with technical data, and the corporate documents are one click away.
Premium residential building
A high-end residential building that had to sell while it was still under construction. The design conveys the building’s character and leads the buyer from atmosphere to specific apartments.
MMotors’ customers are engineers and installers — they compare airflow and power, not photos. The site works as a technical reference with a catalogue, documentation and certificates.
Businesses choose an electricity supplier on trust, and trust has to be proven. The licence, ISO certificates and regulations are put up front, and quotes are requested based on actual consumption.
Partners and investors from different countries who review the portfolio before starting a conversation. The site is in English and presents hotels, business centres and projects by stage of development.
Clients commissioning large projects don’t trust words — they trust finished buildings. The site shows completed projects with scope and timeline and organises expertise by type of construction.
A consultancy that clients entrust with their finances. A calm, orderly structure and a professional look that build trust from the very first visit.
Thousands of parts and even more compatibilities. The catalogue is built so a driver can reach the exact part for their car with a few filters, not a phone call.
Parents and teachers search by grade, subject and publisher, so the catalogue follows exactly that logic. Next to the store there is content that helps choose the right material.
An international store where customers often search by note or for something close to a favourite scent. Above the regular catalogue sits dedicated logic for scents, sizes and similar products.
Customers compare providers by calories and macros, not by pretty photos. The menu is laid out by day with exact values for every meal, and ordering happens online — in English.
A site we have maintained for years and that keeps bringing in bookings. Rooms, pool and restaurant are in galleries, and prices are set out by season.
Anyone looking for a van usually needs it tomorrow. So the check of available vehicles by date sits right on the first screen, and the request goes straight to a person.
Online cosmetics store
A store for specialist cosmetics with a clean product presentation and a short path to checkout. In the first quarter, online orders grew by 40%.
The decision is made on a phone, in a minute. The site leads to one action — booking a free inspection — and the call button is always under the thumb.
People in the middle of a renovation with no time to read. Prices are published openly, the phone number is on every screen, and dedicated pages cover searches by Sofia neighbourhood.
Same trade, different brand — with its own look and positioning. The two sites are clearly distinct and don’t take searches away from each other.
Deciding to see a psychotherapist is personal. The site doesn’t push — it calmly explains how therapy works and lets people choose for themselves when to book.
Property in Bulgaria for buyers from anywhere — including those who don’t yet know the map of the country. Search works equally well by exact neighbourhood and by budget.
Our own product for checking SAF-T files against the Bulgarian tax authority’s requirements. The file is checked entirely in the browser and uploaded nowhere — because it contains the company’s entire accounting.
Two audiences with opposite goals in one place: clients who post projects and freelancers looking for work. Each side has its own clear path.
News and professional content that grows every day. The structure is designed for an archive that never stops growing, and for readers who come back often.
A product that sells at a glance: rocks, waterfalls and decor for water parks and spa centres. The galleries carry the weight, and each line of work has its own page.
Retailers buy wholesale and compare on volume and price. So the site leads to a quote request, not a shopping cart.
A separate site for English-speaking markets, written for a buyer who is hearing about the manufacturer for the first time and checking whether they can trust them.
Lifting slings, ropes, sectional doors and dock levellers — a catalogue with technical specs, powered by a content management system written specifically for this site.
A separate site for distributors abroad, who search by standard and technical specification rather than by brand.
The customer wants to know one thing — how much they’ll get. Current prices and the yards with opening hours are on the first screen, before anything else.
Wellness consultations and programmes with clearly separated courses, results and sign-up.
Product positioning
A complete digital campaign for pharmaceutical products: website, social media, advertising, copy and SEO all pulling in one direction.
Online sales and marketing
A fashion brand for which we built online sales and marketing — from the website to social media and advertising.
Mobile versions
Most visitors arrive on a phone, so every site is designed for the thumb first. Here is how some of them look in the hand.
Kan Trading · online store
A clean product presentation and easy ordering. These are the results we look for in every project — not a “pretty site”, but a site that works for the business.
