Service

Web development

We build fast, accessible and measurable websites. No recycled templates and no dependencies you cannot maintain.

Scope

What's included

Custom design, never a template
Verified performance and accessibility
Online stores with payment gateways, shipping and IGIC
Migrations without losing search rankings

Online stores

We build e-commerce that sells: payment gateways, shipping rules, stock management and IGIC configured properly for the Canary Islands. Already have a store? We migrate it without losing the rankings you built.

Payment gateways and Bizum
Mainland and island shipping
IGIC and invoicing
Migrations without losing traffic

Recent work

Projects in production.

Abonalia — Gestión de fincas

Abonalia is a web app for banana farmers in the Canary Islands that helps them manage their farms and make wise fertilizer investments. Users enter information on their plantations, plant cycles, harvests, and expenses; based on this data, the app calculates the optimal amount to invest in fertilizer according to the farm’s actual revenue, converts that investment into kilograms of each fertilizer and euros using the farmer’s own prices, and uses artificial intelligence to analyze soil, water, and leaf samples to adjust the plan. Designed for use on a smartphone, with no installation required.

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ABT

Web ABT

Website of the Tenerife Bartenders Association, built with WooCommerce to allow users to join the association entirely online, featuring a blog and all kinds of information about competitions, events, and the association's history.

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New Concept Bar

Design and development of a WordPress website built from scratch and tailored to the business’s specific needs. The project is designed with a flexible and scalable structure, ready for future expansions such as the integration of an online store, product management, and the creation of a blog. Every element of the design has been developed specifically for the brand, aiming to convey a professional, modern image that aligns with the cocktail industry.

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Questions

Frequently asked

How long does a website take?

It depends on scope. A corporate site usually takes three to four weeks; an online store takes longer. The deadline is agreed in writing before we start.

Can I update it myself afterwards?

Yes. We hand over the site with a way to edit the content, and we show you how.

Tell us your idea.

No strings and no endless quoting. We reply within 12 hours with an honest first assessment.

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