Website development for businesses in Burgdorf and the Hannover region
You run a small business or work for yourself, and you need a website that says what you offer and makes it easy to get in touch. Dionics builds those sites for small and mid-sized companies in Burgdorf and around Hannover. If you're further away, the work runs over email and browser previews.
You deal directly with Thilo Krause, who plans and builds the site himself. People often search for web design when they mean the whole job. Page structure and code come with it, and at Dionics one person does all of it.
What Dionics builds and what you bring
Dionics builds
- Company websites with the pages customers look for: services, about, contact and directions.
- Landing pages for one offer or one campaign, with a single goal and a form.
- Websites with a blog, for when you write about your field and want to be found for it.
- Websites with a small tool built in, such as a calculator or appointment booking.
You bring
- The content: what you offer, who it's for, and what a visitor needs to know before getting in touch. Bullet points are enough to start.
- Your logo and photos, if you have them. If you don't, we settle where the images come from before work starts.
- Your company details for the Impressum, the legal notice German sites carry, and the privacy policy.
- One person who looks at drafts and decides. Slow sign-off holds a project up more than any technical question.
If customers need to log in, or your team should handle orders through the site, a web app is the better fit. The page on custom web app development covers when that pays off.
How it works, step by step
01
You write what you need
A short email is enough: what your business does and who the site should reach. If you already have a website, send the link. The reply comes from Thilo Krause, who will build it.
02
Agree the pages and content
Before any design exists, we settle which pages the site has and what each one must say. That defines the scope, and only then can the effort be estimated.
03
A draft in the browser
You see your site early as a real page in the browser, on desktop and on your phone, not as a picture in a PDF. Anything missing or off shows up while it is still a small change.
04
Build and fill
Text and images go in as they arrive. So does what search engines need to make sense of the site, such as distinct page titles and a sitemap.
05
Launch
The site goes live. It belongs to you once the invoice is paid. The details for the domain, the code and the content are not left for this stage. They are agreed before the project starts and written into the proposal.
What the effort depends on
Five things decide how big the project gets. Once they are settled, the effort for your site can be estimated. Any figure before that would be a guess.
Pages
How many pages does the first version need? A site with five clear pages ships sooner than one with thirty, and it is often the better site.
Content
Are the text and photos ready, or still to be made? Finished material shortens a project more than anything else.
Languages
A second language doubles the text and needs its own URLs and page titles. dionics.de itself runs in German and English.
Features
A contact form is quick to build. Appointment booking or online payment are separate pieces and take their own time.
Hosting and upkeep
Hosting and updates continue after launch. Who looks after them is settled before the start.
Three projects to look at
They are the studio's own products and internal systems. Each case study shows what the brief was and what got built.
taktforge
A bilingual website for a process consultancy, with a blog, booking and Stripe payments.
calc-hub.net
A calculator portal with more than 200 tools and a blog that explains the maths behind them.
webfactory
The internal system with one fixed stack and one base template that produces every site in this portfolio.
To see who is behind Dionics, read about Thilo Krause's studio.
Common questions
How much does it cost to have a website built?
It depends on the five points above, mostly the number of pages and whether text and images already exist. A reliable figure only exists once the scope is settled, which is why this page quotes no price.
Does my business have to be in Burgdorf or Hannover?
No. Dionics is based in Burgdorf near Hannover. Drafts and feedback run over email and in the browser, so your location doesn't matter.
Does Dionics build with WordPress or a site builder?
Dionics codes websites with Next.js, TypeScript and Tailwind, widely used open-source tools. If you have WordPress or a site builder in mind, bring it up in the first conversation. That is the place to work out what suits your project.
Who owns the website at the end?
The website belongs to you once the invoice is paid. We agree the details for the domain, the code and the content before the project starts and write them into the proposal. If one of them matters to you in particular, raise it in the first conversation.
What is the difference between web design and web development?
Web design is how the pages look and how people use them. Web development is the programming. Most people searching for a web designer in Burgdorf want both, and at Dionics the same person does both.
Do I need a website or a web app?
A website informs people and brings in enquiries. A web app is software in the browser that people work in, with a login and their own data. If your visitors only read and get in touch, you need a website.