Advice for a website that converts

Cheap website: a do-it-yourself page with its price tag, next to the site framed by a designer

21 Sep 2026 · 11 min read

Cheap website: the real options in 2026, and the ones that waste your money

Free, €99 with AI, a Wix or Squarespace rent, a €500 provider or a site of a few pages framed by a designer: the real options for a cheap website in 2026, when you can afford one, and the cases where the money is simply lost.

Five ways to build a website: static, Wix or Squarespace, WordPress or Wagtail, custom by an agency, AI

How to build a website in 2026: the five ways, from static to AI

Static, rented platform, CMS, custom or AI: the five ways to build a website in 2026, with what each costs upfront and afterwards, what it allows and who it suits. Prices checked at the source.

17 Sep 2026 · 6 min read

Identical websites on a shelf versus a website fitted on a tailor's dummy

Wix or custom website: which should your business choose?

Wix is perfect for testing a business on a minimal budget. As soon as the site must carry your credibility and generate enquiries, custom takes the lead. Honest comparison, verified prices.

A street of identical houses with one distinctive building at the end

Template or custom website: the honest comparison

A template makes an excellent first website: fast, cheap, online right away. Custom becomes the right choice at the second site, when you know what the site must produce and differentiation matters.

A real estate website on a laptop with keys and a Brussels townhouse facade

Which pages should a real estate agency website include?

The short answer: seven pages, one of which counts more than all the others: the valuation page, the gateway to mandates. The detail page by page, with the mistakes we see everywhere.

31 Aug 2026 · 4 min read

An architecture portfolio on a laptop, a compass and a rolled blueprint

Which pages should an architecture firm website include?

The short answer: six pages, carried by a portfolio that tells the projects instead of stacking them. The detail page by page, with the mistakes we see everywhere.

A restaurant menu on a phone, a plate and a reservation calendar

Which pages should a restaurant website include?

The short answer: six pages, a menu as a real web page rather than a PDF, booking reachable everywhere and practical info at a glance. The detail, with the sector's classic mistakes.

31 Aug 2026 · 4 min read

A non-profit website with a donate button, people holding hands and a heart

Which pages should a non-profit website include?

The short answer: seven pages, a crystal-clear mission on the home page, proof of impact, a frictionless donation journey and the transparency that reassures donors and partners. The detail page by page.