What a good site needs. On every site.

Fast. Even on a train.

You’re on a train and the signal is weak. Most sites take forever now. Yours doesn’t. It’s made of finished files, so the server has nothing to put together first.

• Visitors stay instead of leaving after three seconds.
• Google ranks fast sites higher, on phones and on desktops.
• Your visitors hardly use any data.

Accessible. It helps everyone.

Almost one in ten people in Germany lives with a severe disability. And everyone has limits sometimes: a broken arm, sun on the screen, a loud station. Your site still works. With a keyboard, with a screen reader, with large text.

That means more customers, fewer questions and better signals for search engines. Your accessibility statement is written from the check itself: it says what was measured, and nothing more.

Found. By Google and by AI.

More and more people ask an AI assistant instead of Google. For it to name you, it has to understand your site. That’s why every site has structured data: a short, machine-readable description of who you are, where you are and what you offer. Plus clean page titles and no pages competing with each other. Dates like a market or a course are marked up so search engines read them as events.

What I don’t promise: first place on Google. Nobody can honestly promise that. I promise the foundation good rankings are built on.

Images that load fast.

Send me your photos as big as they are. One large image automatically becomes smaller ones for small screens. Every image is compressed so you’ll barely see a difference. And every image gets a text a screen reader can read out.

Your old addresses keep working.

When the new site replaces an old one, I forward every old address to the matching new page. Links to your old site don’t end up nowhere. Addresses Google still knows from the old site, I have removed there.

And every site has a list of all its pages: one for visitors and one for search engines.

Lists, dates, languages. Automatically.

Every page comes from a file of its own, and the system builds your whole website from them. Whatever repeats is made automatically: the menu, lists with the newest first, dates, a second language, a light and a dark mode.

So your site can do much of what you know from a site you edit yourself. It just doesn’t need anything running behind it.

Nothing from other servers.

Your site loads no third-party fonts, no trackers and nothing else from other servers. So you don’t need a cookie banner.

Your contact form doesn’t need an outside service either. It answers visitors in their language. Once a day I check automatically that it still sends.

Want to know how many people visit your site? If you like, the numbers come from my own server in Germany, with no banner.

Get changes made, without learning anything.

When something should change, you send me a mail. I change it, check the site and put it live. Small things like a sentence or new opening hours go straight live.

Would you rather point at the page and show me what should be different? If you like, your preview stays after launch, and you comment right there.

And if you want to change texts and pictures yourself now and then, a free program on your computer does that.

Not promised. Checked.

I check every page automatically, on every change: load time, accessibility, search engines, privacy. At launch, you get a report with numbers instead of adjectives.

Plus pictures of every page on a computer, a tablet and a phone, and your website drawn as a map. It’s all made from the site itself, so it still holds after every change.

The site and the report belong to you. With them, anyone else can carry your site on without asking me.

Built with AI, checked by machine.

I build and look after the technical side. For the rest there are specialists, and I’m happy to tell you who:

• Writing copy and taking photos
• A logo or a design from scratch
• Social media and ongoing SEO work

Do you need a shop, payments or a members' area? Or do you want to change your content yourself, often? Then a site you edit yourself serves you better. I build those on dynamic-homepages.de(external site: dynamic-homepages.de).