Websites with character, clear on any phone.

We design and build them for each business. Here are three concepts.

Three website concepts

Restaurant

Website concept · Mediterranean cuisine

The restaurant concept on a computer: the opening with a large photo of the dining room, the text menu and the hours with the “Book a table” button.
The restaurant concept on a phone: the opening, the menu and the “Book a table” button.

People choose a restaurant by what they see on the table. Generous photography with one treatment, a menu that reads like a printed one and the button to book a table always at hand.

The three concepts are design explorations created by ELEVA, with sample copy, hours and menu. They are not client commissions.

  1. Discover the dining room
  2. See the menu
  3. Book a table

Physiotherapy

Website concept · physiotherapy practice

A calm website that reads well and leads to booking an appointment. The treatments, the first visit and the hours, explained without hurry or jargon.

The physiotherapy concept on a computer: the opening, the treatments and the hours with the “Book an appointment” button.
The physiotherapy concept on a phone: the opening, the treatments and the hours with the “Book an appointment” button.
  1. See the treatments
  2. Check the hours
  3. Book an appointment

Accountancy

Website concept · tax, payroll and accounting firm

When someone is looking for an accountant, clarity builds trust: what the firm does, what to bring each quarter and how to start.

One question per section
Headings that read at a glance and copy without jargon.
The calendar, in view
What to bring each quarter, in a list you can check before calling.
The accountancy concept on a computer: the opening, the list of what to bring each quarter depending on the case, and the enquiry form.
The accountancy concept on a phone: the opening, the quarterly list and the enquiry form.
  1. See what to bring
  2. Adapt it to your situation
  3. Choose the enquiry topic

What a website includes

Websites that explain a business and make the first contact easy.

Brochure website
Who you are, what you do, who you do it for and how to reach you, in a few well-ordered pages.
Services website
A page for each service, with the information a client needs to decide.
Redesign
We rework the website you already have: we reorganise the content and make it clearer and easier to read.
Campaign page
A page focused on a single action: an offer, an event or an enquiry.

The basics of every project

  • Page and content structure
  • Original design, reviewed with you
  • Built for phone, tablet and computer
  • Good accessibility and performance practice
  • Titles and descriptions for search engines

What we decide together

  • Copy and photographs: whether you provide them or we help you prepare them
  • Domain, hosting and maintenance
  • The website's languages
How we build a website, step by step

Common questions

If you have another question, write to us or call.

How much does a website cost?

It depends on the scope: how many pages, what content and which features you need. We set it out in the proposal, after the first conversation.

Can the website take online bookings or appointments?

We link the website to your contact channel or to the booking platform you already use. Setting up a new booking service or building a custom integration is separate work, which we assess in the proposal.

Are the concepts client websites?

No. They are design explorations we created to show how we think about a website for each sector. The copy, hours and menu are examples.

Do you use templates?

Each website is designed for the business that needs it. Where it makes sense, we reuse components and foundations we know work, and adapt them to your identity and content.

Who writes the copy and takes the photos?

We decide together. You can provide them or we can help you prepare them; we make it clear in the proposal.

Who looks after the domain and hosting?

We also settle that in the proposal, depending on what you already have and what you need.