Quality you can verify

A good website stays fast, accessible and maintainable.

Four standards guide our work: performance, accessibility, privacy and reliable operations. Here is what that means in practice and how you can check it.

Performance

The target is Core Web Vitals in the good range under real-world use, measured where your visitors actually are, not just in the lab.

  • Fast load times: images are prioritised, correctly sized and lazy-loaded where it makes sense.
  • Stable layouts: no content jumping around while the page loads.
  • Lean JavaScript: no library for simple effects, no unnecessary weight.
  • Self-hosted fonts instead of external font services.
  • Third-party scripts are minimised and only loaded after consent.

Accessibility

Design and development follow WCAG 2.2 AA, from the start, not as an afterthought overlay.

  • Full keyboard operation with a visible focus indicator.
  • Sufficient contrast for text and controls.
  • Scalable text and layouts that reflow when zoomed instead of clipping.
  • Reduced motion is respected: animations give way to a calm presentation.
  • Semantic HTML, meaningful alternative texts and manual checks in addition to automated tests.

Privacy

Privacy is planned and documented from the beginning, not patched in later.

  • Data-minimising tools: every integrated tool has a documented purpose.
  • Non-essential services only run after your consent.
  • EU hosting according to the agreed setup.
  • Forms collect only what is needed and transmit it encrypted.
  • Understandable legal texts that match what the website actually does.

Operations

A website is only good if it still runs reliably in year three.

  • Regular updates on a clear schedule.
  • Monitoring with alerts when something is wrong.
  • Encrypted backups with a tested restore process.
  • Documented responsibilities: you know who is accountable for what.
  • HTTPS and a secure base configuration as standard.

Staying honest

What we promise and what we don’t.

These targets are not blanket guarantees: measurement environment, content and third parties influence results. We therefore only publish values that were actually measured for specific pages. No generic best scores and no invented numbers.

The next step

Let’s talk about the quality of your website.

In a first meeting we clarify where your website stands today and which standards make sense for your project.