Website and web platform development, built to be found.

A website has two audiences now: people, and the machines that decide whether people ever see it. Search engines rank it; answer engines such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google's AI results read it and decide whether to quote it. A site built only for the first audience looks finished and stays invisible.

So we do not sell a website and then sell visibility as a second project. The two are one build. Page structure, URLs, headings, structured data, loading speed and the way each page states its answer are decided while the site is being designed, because that is when they are cheap to get right. Retrofitting them into a finished site usually means rebuilding the parts that matter.

The range runs from a company or marketing website to a full web platform. Bazarly is our own example of the larger end: a multilingual marketplace, including Arabic right-to-left, that runs on the web at bazarly.app alongside its iOS, Android and Huawei apps. This site is an example of the smaller end — plain server-rendered HTML, structured data on every page, an llms.txt file and a robots.txt that lets AI crawlers in. See exactly how this site is built, with the figures.

After launch the work continues as a managed service: search-console and analytics monitoring, new and revised pages for the questions people actually ask, technical upkeep, and checks on how the site is described and cited by answer engines.