Websites by Tenebrax
A website is a business card. The most important one you have. It is read before anyone calls. Make it say the right thing.
Before anyone calls, meets or buys, they open your website. It is the one business card every customer, partner and applicant gets — and most companies hand out a template. We build the other kind.
The business card
People decide what your company is like before they ever talk to you.
A prospect Googles you the evening before the meeting. A supplier checks who they’re dealing with. An engineer you want to hire looks you up between two other offers. Each of them forms an opinion in seconds, and the website is what they form it from.
Most company sites are a template with a logo dropped in. They say “we exist”. A good one says what you do, how you do it, and why that should matter to the person reading — and it says it the way your best employee would in a first conversation.
What you get
A website with the properties of a good product.
Designed for your company
Not a theme. We start from what your company does and who has to understand it, and design the page around that. Your brand becomes a colour and type system, not a logo on a template.
Built as software
Delivered as code in a repository you own, in English and German from one content system, fast on a phone, and without a monthly licence between you and your own site.
One moment nobody else has
A piece of motion or 3D built for you alone — the thing people remember and mention. The chip that falls into a laptop on our homepage is that moment for us.
Proof
You are standing in one. Have a look around.
This site is built the way we build for clients. Wander through it: the homepage, the demos, the guides. Resize it, read the source. It will tell you more about how we work than any list of services could.
What you are looking at is the composition that fits our product and our brand — not the far end of what a website can be. A government office and a media agency have very different room for playfulness, and the same is true of two owners in the same trade. Our job is to find the composition that fits your line of business and your own taste, and to build it properly.
How it runs
Five weeks for a company site. A date on the calendar, not an estimate.
- Week 1
Brief
One conversation about what the site must do and for whom. We write it down; you sign it off.
- Weeks 1–2
Design in the browser
No static mockups. You review the real page on your own phone, with real copy, and change your mind while it is cheap.
- Weeks 3–4
Build
Content system, both languages, the signature moment. Performance and accessibility are acceptance criteria.
- Week 5
Launch and hand-over
Your domain, your repository, your analytics. A one-hour session so your team edits text without us.
Why does an ERP company build websites? A system as advanced and complex as ours depends on sufficient funding. To support that, we dedicate time to smaller, simpler projects like web design — so we reach our end goal sooner rather than later.
Start
Tell us what the site should do.
Two sentences are enough. Within a working day you get a first opinion — what we would build, what it would cost, and whether we are the right people for it.