Sofiane ASMA
Main offer

Professional website development for small businesses

A fast, clear website tailored to your business, designed to generate enquiries — without the technical jargon.

Who is this offer for?

Professionals who need a serious online presence without handling the technical side themselves.

Shops & retail

Show your products, opening hours and location, with contact available instantly on mobile.

Clinics & health professionals

Present your services, keep patients informed and make online booking easy.

Craftspeople & service providers

Showcase your expertise, display your past work and receive qualified quote requests.

Associations & sole practitioners

A clear, up-to-date showcase for your activity, updatable without depending on a technician.

Problems I solve

  • Your business is not (or no longer) online, and clients only find you by word of mouth.
  • A Facebook page is no longer enough: it does not inspire trust and ranks poorly.
  • Your current website is slow, hard to read on mobile or outdated.
  • You lose enquiries because there is no clear contact channel on your site.

What you get

Tailored design

Mockups validated with you before development, matched to your identity and your business.

Responsive and fast website

A polished experience on mobile and desktop, with pages that load quickly.

Foundational SEO

Structure, tags and structured data set up so Google can understand your site.

Launch

Hosting and domain name configured, then the website published.

Handover

A clear explanation of how to update your content, with the documentation you need.

Additional options

Added according to your needs, quoted separately.

  • Content writing

    I help you write the copy for every page.

  • Online booking

    A booking module integrated into your website.

  • Online shop

    Product sales with payment, if your business needs it.

  • Maintenance

    Updates, backups and improvements after launch.

  • Multilingual

    A version of your site in one or more additional languages.

Pricing

Each project is quoted according to its scope. Describe your needs and you receive a free, detailed quote.

How we work together

  1. Discussion

    You describe your business and goals. I ask the useful questions and tell you honestly whether the project makes sense.

  2. Quote

    You receive a detailed quote (pages, features, schedule, price). Nothing starts without your approval.

  3. Design

    I design the structure and the mockups. You approve them before I build.

  4. Development

    I build the website and show you progress regularly. Your feedback is included.

  5. Launch

    I publish the site, configure hosting and hand over the access and documentation.

Frequently asked questions

Answers to the most common questions before we start

How long does it take to build a website?

It depends on the scope: a brochure site usually takes a few weeks, a custom application takes longer. The exact schedule is agreed when we start, before the first line of code.

How does a project run?

Five stages: discussion and scoping, a detailed quote, design (mockups and architecture), development with regular check-ins, then launch. You validate each stage before moving to the next.

How do I get a quote?

The quote is free and non-binding. Describe your project through the form or on WhatsApp: I get back to you to scope the need, then send a detailed quote (scope, schedule, price). No payment is requested before you approve it.

Do you provide maintenance after launch?

Yes, as an option: updates, bug fixes, backups and improvements. The terms (frequency, scope, price) are set in the quote, and one-off support remains available even without a contract.

Who handles hosting and the domain name?

I point you to a host that fits your budget and can handle the launch. The domain name and hosting are registered in your name: you keep ownership of your website and its data.

I have no texts or photos, is that a problem?

No. I help you structure the content (copy, images, pages) and tell you what to prepare. Content is a stage of the project, not a prerequisite.

Let's talk about your project

Describe your business and what you expect from your website: I reply with a clear proposal.