Website design and development, with help on hosting

A website that shows clearly what your business does and how customers reach you: for trades, car workshops, practices, law firms, small companies and individuals. Designed and programmed by Streng Labs in Munich.

You talk to the person who designs and programs your website. Together we work out what visitors should find on it, and we build exactly that: no overloaded page builder, but clean code that loads quickly.

After the launch we help with domain, hosting and mailboxes, and we agree with you how the site is looked after.

Who it is for

Every business needs something different from its website. A few typical cases:

  • Trades businesses

    Services, photos of finished work, the area you cover and an easy way to send an enquiry with pictures.

  • Car workshops

    Services and opening hours at a glance, directions, and a form for appointment requests.

  • Law firms, practices and offices

    A professional presence with your team, areas of focus and clear ways to get in touch.

  • Small companies and startups

    Your product or service explained clearly, in German and English where you need it.

  • Individuals and clubs

    A portfolio, a club website or a personal page, with a clear scope and budget.

What your website comes with

Design that fits you
Colours, type and images that suit your business and your logo, not an interchangeable template.
Made for phones
Many visitors arrive on a phone. Every page is checked on small and large screens before it goes live.
Fast and findable
Short loading times, a clean page structure, titles and descriptions for search engines and a sitemap. Nobody can promise rankings, but the technical groundwork can be done right.
Contact without detours
Phone, e-mail, an enquiry or appointment form and directions, arranged the way your customers should reach you.
Accessible and ready for legal pages
Readable contrast, keyboard operation and pages for the imprint and privacy policy. The legal texts themselves come from you, your lawyer or a generator; we do not give legal advice.
Domain, hosting and e-mail
Help with choosing and setting up domain, hosting and mailboxes, including the move of an existing site, planned so that your e-mail addresses keep working.

This website as an example

strenglabs.com is built the way we build websites for clients.

More about the studio
  • Every page is generated in advance as plain HTML, so it loads quickly and can be read by search engines without JavaScript.
  • No cookies and no tracking, so no cookie banner is needed.
  • German and English, a light and a dark design, and usable with the keyboard.

Frequently asked questions

What does a website cost?

It depends on the scope: number of pages, texts and images, forms and languages. In the free initial conversation of up to 30 minutes we clarify the scope. If a concept is needed first, it is paid, and only a small part of it is charged if you commission the website. Before work starts you receive a written proposal. Smaller budgets are welcome; the enquiry form has a range below €5,000.

Can I change content myself later?

We clarify that before the start. If content rarely changes, we make the changes for you. If you want to update content regularly yourself, we plan for that from the beginning.

Do you write the imprint and privacy policy?

No, that would be legal advice. We build the pages for them and put in the texts you provide, for example from your lawyer or a generator.

We already have a website. Can you take it over?

Yes. We look at the current site, domain and hosting first and then suggest whether to improve it or replace it. A move is planned so that e-mail and existing addresses keep working.

Tell us about your project

Describe what you want to have built, your timeline and your budget range. You get a personal reply from the person who would work on your project.

Portrait of Sebastian Streng

From the first conversation to the handoverSebastian Streng

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