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Websites
How to plan, buy, build and launch a company website in Sweden: platforms, briefs, legal requirements, speed and the industry-specific details that turn visitors into enquiries.
Does the accessibility act apply to your site?
Sweden's accessibility act for products and services took effect in June 2025. Most small brochure sites are outside it; webshops and consumer services may not be.
What belongs on a company homepage
A homepage is not a brochure cover; it is a series of answers in the order a stranger asks the questions. Get the order right and the rest of the site gets easier.
Contact forms that actually get filled in
A contact form is a small negotiation: effort now against an uncertain reply later. Cut the effort, make the reply certain, and the same traffic produces more enquiries.
Cookie banners in Sweden: what the law requires
Which cookies need consent, what a valid banner looks like, the design tricks PTS and IMY reject, and when you can skip the banner entirely.
Core Web Vitals explained for business owners
Three numbers describe how a page feels to use. Here is what each one means in plain language, where to read them, and which one deserves your money first.
How long does it take to build a website?
Coding is rarely what delays a website. Content, feedback rounds and decisions are. Here is a realistic timeline and how to keep yours short.
What does a landing page cost?
A landing page price has four parts, and cheap quotes usually leave two of them out. Here is the breakdown, our published packages and when a template is the right call.
Landing page or full website: which do you need?
The answer depends on where your visitors come from, not on how big your company is. A decision rule, a comparison and the signs you need both.
Checklist: does your website work on mobile?
Responsive is not the same as usable. Run this fifteen-minute test on your own phone and you will know what your mobile visitors actually experience.
One-page website: when is it enough?
A one-pager is the right first website for some businesses and a ceiling for others. Here is the decision rule, the structure that works and the honest cost comparison.
.se or .com? Choosing a domain for a Swedish business
The domain decision looks trivial and is hard to undo. Here is how to weigh local trust against international plans, and why the answer is often both.
Building a Swedish-English website the right way
Two languages doubles the pages, the maintenance and the ways to get it wrong. Here is the structure that keeps both versions findable, trusted and in sync.
What web hosting costs and what you get
The cheapest hosting plan and the most expensive one both say 'unlimited'. The difference is in backups, support, speed and where your data lives. Here is how to compare them.
Wix or Squarespace vs an agency: the real cost
The monthly fee is the smallest part of what a do-it-yourself website costs. Here is how to compare a builder and an agency on total cost, including your own evenings.
Websites for accounting firms that win clients
Business owners choose an accounting firm on trust, price clarity and how easy it is to start. A firm website wins when it explains all three plainly and makes the first step a form, not a phone call.
Websites for cleaning companies: RUT and quote requests
Private customers want to know the price after RUT and whether they can trust you in their home. A cleaning company site wins when it answers both and captures the details you need to quote.
Gym websites that turn visitors into trial members
Almost every gym visitor online is asking the same three questions: what does it cost, when are the classes, and can I try it first. A gym site is good when it answers those and books the trial.
Private clinic websites: trust, booking and the rules
Patients decide in under a minute whether a clinic feels trustworthy. Here is what they check, how to book them safely, and which marketing and data rules apply.
Websites for hauliers and transport firms
Transport buyers do not browse; they verify. A haulier's site wins when it shows fleet, coverage and certifications the way a procurement team reads them, and turns a quote request into something you can price the same day.
GDPR checklist for your company website
Most company websites break GDPR in small, fixable ways: a form that keeps data forever, a map that loads before consent, a policy that names nobody. Walk through each item with a yes or no.
Website launch checklist for small businesses
Forms, redirects, tracking, legal pages and speed: the checks that catch the problems you otherwise discover from a customer.
What does a website redesign cost?
Most redesign quotes are answers to the wrong question. Separate a visual refresh from a rebuild, price the content migration and protect your rankings before you ask anyone for a number.
Writing a website brief agencies can price
Quotes are only comparable when they price the same thing. This brief structure gives every agency the same scope, so the numbers you get back mean something.
What a Swedish company must show on its website
From organisation number to right-of-withdrawal information: the checklist of what Swedish law requires on a company website, depending on whether you sell online.
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