Software development services
Web Development Services
Business websites, e-commerce stores and web applications built in Kosovo for local and international clients. We develop responsive interfaces, content management systems and customer portals with React, Next.js, WordPress and TYPO3.
Selected Grevision project
RA Plâtrerie Peinture
Plan, build and launch your business website
Hire Grevision for web development services from Prishtina, Kosovo. We build business websites, multilingual sites and web applications, with the design, pages, forms and integrations agreed for your project. Share your current website or outline the site you need. We will discuss the platform, content responsibilities, delivery stages and a project proposal. Pricing is negotiable for each project and depends on the agreed scope.
RA Plâtrerie Peinture: a multilingual business website
For this painting and plastering business in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, the website presents services, project photography, service areas and contact information in French, German and Italian. The portfolio shows a responsive website built with Next.js, React and TypeScript.
View the RA Plâtrerie Peinture website projectArc-En-Ciel Déco Peintures: services and completed work
This Geneva painting and renovation website introduces the business through its interior and exterior work, service offering and contact routes. The React and Vite project provides another example of how we organize a service business website around the information visitors need before making an enquiry.
View the Arc-En-Ciel Déco Peintures projectA useful starting point
Give each visitor a clear next step.
A business website should help someone understand your services, inspect relevant work and send a useful enquiry. Start with that journey before choosing page effects or a content management system.
Define the first delivery
Plan one service page, one relevant project and the enquiry route. Identify which content your staff will edit and which languages need approved copy.
How to check the work
Try the journey on a phone: find the right service, open a project and submit the form. Check that the enquiry reaches its destination and errors explain what to correct.
Bring these to the discussion
Your priority service, customer questions, existing URLs and approved photos. For a replacement site, identify pages and enquiries that must continue working after launch.
These examples help define your requirements. Deliverables, responsibilities and pricing are agreed for your project.
See the multilingual RA website implementationWhat we can deliver
- Page structure and responsive interface design
- Business websites and web application development
- CMS setup and agreed editing workflows
- Language versions, contact forms and integrations
- Performance, accessibility and technical SEO checks
- Launch, handover and separately agreed ongoing support
What your website project includes
The proposal defines the pages, features, languages, review stages and handover. Additional content, integrations and ongoing work are agreed with you before they enter the scope.
- 01
Agree the structure and content
Identify audiences, pages, language versions, forms and existing content to retain. Agree who supplies and approves text, photographs and translations, and select a platform around your editing and integration needs.
- 02
Design and develop
Review the page layouts and responsive design before implementation. Build the agreed pages, CMS fields, forms and integrations, with review points for your team to check content and functionality.
- 03
Check and launch
Check mobile layouts, navigation, forms and language links. Review page titles, indexing settings and redirects where needed, then coordinate domain, hosting and launch responsibilities with you.
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Hand over and plan support
Hand over the agreed accounts and editing guidance. Define any post-launch fixes, software updates, backups or new pages in the support scope, including who handles requests and which support hours apply.
Before you start a website project
Should we use Next.js, WordPress or TYPO3?
We discuss the choice around your pages, editorial team and integrations. Next.js can suit an application or a website that needs a development-led interface. WordPress or TYPO3 can suit a site managed through a CMS. The proposal names the selected platform and explains the editing workflow. The technologies shown in our portfolio describe those individual projects; they are not a requirement for yours.
Can our team update the website after launch?
Yes, when CMS editing is part of the agreed scope. We define which text, images, pages and language versions your team can manage, the permissions required and the handover guidance. Code-based layouts and integrations may still need a developer. We clarify that distinction before choosing the platform.
Who provides the text, photographs and translations?
The proposal assigns these responsibilities. You can provide approved text, brand assets, photographs and translations, or we can discuss help with preparing them as part of the project. We agree the languages, content volume and review process before work starts. You approve business details and confirm permission to use supplied images and other materials.
Can you redesign or migrate an existing website?
We begin with the existing site, platform and available access. Together we identify content and URLs to retain, CMS data to move, forms and integrations to reconnect, and redirects to plan. The proposal defines what can be migrated and what needs to be rebuilt. Domain, hosting and email responsibilities are clarified before the change.
What affects the project price and delivery plan?
Page types, languages, design work, CMS requirements, integrations and migration affect the scope. Content readiness and review availability also affect the delivery plan. Every project price is negotiable and agreed around its specific requirements. Send your brief or existing URL so we can discuss a proposal, milestones and any separate hosting, license or support charges.
What happens after the website goes live?
We agree the handover and any post-launch support in the proposal. Ongoing support can cover software updates, agreed fixes, backups or further development, depending on the platform and hosting responsibilities. Support hours, response expectations and included tasks are defined for the engagement; future features and content changes are scoped with you.
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Get a proposal for your development project.
Describe the first task the application should support, the systems it must connect to and your target date. We will discuss scope, assumptions and a price that is negotiable for your project.
Request a project estimate
Describe the first task the application should support, the systems it must connect to and your target date. We will discuss scope, assumptions and a price that is negotiable for your project.
Pricing is negotiable for each project. We agree the quote after discussing your requirements and the scope of work.
Web Development
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