Website agency for Düsseldorf. Ready for your next move.
A relaunch needs content and CMS to work together. We build websites that fit your offer and let your team manage the content.
Websites for Düsseldorf
Launch is a date. Your website is an ongoing responsibility.
A new website needs to work in everyday use after launch. For Düsseldorf businesses, we plan content, CMS and integrations together. People who manage pages and handle enquiries need to be involved early. The relaunch then becomes a clear task for everyone involved.
We delivered a headless website for Düsseldorf-based Metalshub. MARTOR and STAHLWILLE show our work on product platforms with connected data. Our team is based in Wuppertal. Together, we establish the architecture and editorial workflows that fit your plans.
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Selected projects
What we build
A relaunch needs more than new pages.
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Review what exists
Identify key pages, content and systems before replacing anything.
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Choose the CMS
Editorial tasks and content structure define the requirements.
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Transfer content
Transfer copy, media and downloads with clear ownership.
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Connect systems
Plan product data, CRM and other integrations before development.
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Prepare the switch
URLs, redirects and forms belong in the launch plan.
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Support your editors
Page modules and training built around your team’s tasks.
Our services
The services behind your website project.
Working together
Plan the transition. Account for daily operations.
We make dependencies visible early. You can decide on scope before development and content transfer begin.
Map the current website
We review pages, content, access and integrations. Owners and important existing URLs inform the project scope.
Plan the system and content
CMS, page modules and data sources are aligned with your tasks. We clarify transfer work, approvals and editorial needs.
Develop the website
We build pages and agreed integrations. Content is added, and key editorial tasks are reviewed with your team.
Check launch and handover
Before switching, we check features, URLs and contact paths. After launch, we review the live site and hand over the agreed workflows.
Project enquiry
Give your relaunch a clear starting point.
Share your website, current CMS and the main operational obstacles. We discuss what can stay and what you need to change.
- Review the current site and requirements
- Clarify scope and ownership
Talk to our team
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Website relaunches for Düsseldorf businesses
A website relaunch connects new requirements with the value of your existing content. For your Düsseldorf business, we first map pages, features and responsibilities. Which information do customers already use? Which tasks cost editors too much time? What does your sales team need? The answers define the scope. A different technical setup should support those tasks.
A CMS needs to fit the people using it.
The right CMS depends on your content and workflows. We consider page editing, media, languages and available roles. A useful comparison needs real editorial tasks rather than a long feature list. Creating a page, approving content and replacing a download are good examples. Ongoing costs and technical responsibilities also belong in the decision.
Preserve useful paths through the transition.
A relaunch often changes URLs, navigation and content. We therefore record important existing pages and map them to their new destinations. Relevant old URLs need suitable redirects. Content marked for removal is assessed for its existing value. We check internal links and forms before and after the switch. Access to external accounts and systems is arranged with their owners in advance.
Serve more markets from Düsseldorf.
If your Düsseldorf team serves several markets, content and contact paths need to reflect that. Translation alone does not answer every local customer question. We plan language versions, downloads and contacts with your editors. Product information and CRM integrations have defined data flows. After launch, responsibilities for content, technical changes and new requirements are clear.
Our website service page explains the full scope. Together, we apply it to your relaunch and ongoing operations.
Websites for Düsseldorf
Questions about relaunches, CMS and handover.
We are based in Wuppertal. We work for Düsseldorf businesses and plan communication around the project. Metalshub is a Düsseldorf example of our branding and headless website work.
We review the current website and your requirements. This includes content, features, existing systems and editorial tasks. Important URLs and known problems are documented before deciding on new pages and technology.
Not automatically. We assess which requirements your current system meets and where its limits are. Switching needs a clear rationale. Transfer work, training and operating costs belong in that comparison.
Yes, once access, structure and usage rights are clear. We distinguish reusable content from pages that need updating or retiring. Transfer scope, approvals and responsibilities are agreed in advance.
Important existing URLs are recorded and mapped to new destinations. We plan suitable redirects where addresses change. After launch, we check page availability and internal links. Search visits are reviewed using the available data.
We check inputs, field mapping and the agreed data route. A success message in the browser does not prove delivery. Final testing needs access to the destination system or confirmation from its owner.
We plan reusable modules for the agreed page types. Your editors receive training in key tasks. New features or different page types may require further development. We make that boundary clear during handover.
Depending on the architecture, ongoing costs may include CMS, hosting and other services. Technical support and further development are agreed separately. We identify systems and responsibilities so your team can budget for operations.
Ready to unlock your website’s full potential?
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