Professional website creation in Basel

Widmer & Kunz is based in Basel, in the Grosspeterturm on Grosspeteranlage. In-person meetings are available by arrangement, at our office, your premises or a suitable venue. We also manage projects entirely online: video meetings, structured approvals and clear agreements work regardless of location.

We plan your website, domain, company email and additional services together so that everything fits. You have a dedicated contact rather than a succession of different people. We see ourselves as a web agency from Basel: no superlatives, just work you can understand and assess.

Many companies in Basel communicate with customers in several languages. In the interactive demo, you can switch between German, English and French to see how the navigation, heading, text, button, URL preview and contact wording change. The content consists of deliberately maintained examples, not automatic translations.

Together, we establish which languages your website genuinely needs and who will maintain the content. A multilingual website involves more than translated text: each language version needs its own page titles, clear URLs and a clear structure. We set it up so that you can edit the content in each language yourself.

Not every business needs the same website. A service business needs clear service pages and a direct way to get in touch. A practice needs appointment information, a team introduction and trust. A hospitality business needs up - to - date information that can be maintained quickly. A trade business needs clearly explained services and examples of previous work.

We build websites around your offering, not a standard sector template. Consultancy, healthcare, hospitality, trades, property, creative businesses, organisations and associations each need a different structure. In the initial conversation, we establish which pages, features and content make sense for your project.

A good website guides visitors step by step: the offering is explained, trust develops, an example becomes visible, a contact option appears, the enquiry form opens, and a confirmation completes the process. The large scrolling scene shows this journey as one continuous route.

We deliberately plan this journey for your website. Each step needs the right content in the right place: show a form too early and visitors leave; too late and interest fades. We test the journey with realistic content before publication.

People searching for a website or service in Basel first see a title and description in the search results. The neutral search preview shows what a clear page title and an understandable description can look like, without making promises about rankings.

Clear page titles, understandable content, complete company information, fast mobile display, local relevance and well - structured internal linking help people find you regionally. We implement these foundations carefully. No one can credibly guarantee a particular search engine position, so we do not promise one.

You help decide how we work together. In the interactive selection, you can choose between a meeting in Basel, a video appointment, a telephone call and structured digital approval, and see an example process for each option.

In practice, the approaches are combined: an initial in - person conversation in Basel, followed by video meetings and digital approvals, then another in - person appointment for handover. What matters is that you always know which step comes next and who is preparing what.

A website is rarely the only task. In the interactive selection, you combine components such as website creation, website analysis, website improvement, SEO, GEO, domain, business email and website training into an individual project overview – without calculating prices, but with a clear view of what belongs together.

For your project, we recommend only what is genuinely needed. If you have an existing website, you often start with an analysis rather than a rebuild. If you are starting afresh, you need a domain and business email from the outset. We discuss the combination in the initial consultation.