Portfolio
Websites we have built
Eleven live websites across healthcare, law, travel, events, beauty, fitness and personal brands — what each client needed, what we built, and a link so you can judge the work yourself.
A portfolio is only useful if you can check it. Every project below is a live website you can open, click through and test on your own phone. We describe what each client needed and what we built; we do not attach traffic or revenue figures we cannot show you the source for.
The projects have more in common than their sectors suggest. Almost all of them sell something people research carefully before they commit — surgery abroad, a lawyer, a two-day event, a coaching programme, a treatment — and most of them sell it across languages and borders. That is why the work is as much about search, structure and conversion as it is about design.
The projects
Medical tourism · Hair transplant clinic
BlueMagic Group Hair Tirana
A multilingual site for a hair transplant clinic that treats patients who fly in from across Europe.
- Live site
- bmg-hair-tirana.pages.dev
- Location
- Tirana, Albania
- Languages
- Seven languages: English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Polish and Albanian
The brief
BlueMagic Group runs a hair transplant clinic in central Tirana whose patients mostly travel from abroad. The site has to do the work a consultant would otherwise do over weeks of messages: explain the techniques, show real results, answer the cost and travel questions, and get a prospective patient to a free assessment — in the patient’s own language.
What we built
- Around seven hundred pages across seven languages, with correct
hreflangpairing so each country sees its own version in search. - A page for every technique and case — Sapphire FUE, DHI, hairline and crown restoration, female, beard, eyebrow, Afro hair, and repair of earlier procedures.
- Cost and packages, candidacy, recovery timeline and aftercare pages that answer the questions patients ask before they book a flight.
- Before-and-after galleries, video testimonials and a step-by-step patient journey from airport pick-up to the first wash.
- A free assessment form and WhatsApp contact on every page, with analytics in place.
Medical tourism is decided on trust and research. The structure — one clear page per technique and per question, in seven languages — is what lets the clinic be found by patients who have not yet chosen a country, let alone a clinic.
Medical tourism · Dental clinic
BlueMagic Group Dental Tirana
The dental sister site: implants, veneers and full smile makeovers for patients travelling to Tirana.
- Live site
- bmg-dental-tirana.pages.dev
- Location
- Tirana, Albania
- Languages
- Seven languages: English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Polish and Albanian
The brief
The same group opened a dental clinic in Tirana and needed a site that could stand on its own while sharing the hair clinic’s credibility. The offer is specific — a written treatment plan and a fixed, all-inclusive price before the patient travels — and the site is built to make that promise clear and to collect the photos and details needed to make it.
What we built
- More than three hundred and fifty pages across seven languages, structured around the treatments people search for: implants, All-on-4 and All-on-6, veneers, zirconium crowns, bonding, whitening and the Hollywood smile.
- A quotes-and-packages section and a “free plan and fixed price in 24 hours” assessment flow that starts the sale before any call.
- Pages on materials, aftercare and the medical team, so the price comparison with Western Europe is backed by specifics rather than claims.
- Results galleries, patient stories and a guided patient journey, with WhatsApp and the assessment form on every page.
The dental and hair sites share a design system and the same seven languages, while each has its own structure and voice — so the group looks like one organisation without either clinic reading like an afterthought.
Legal services · Law firm
Studio Legale Alia
A personal, trilingual site for an independent lawyer in Pistoia who represents Italian and foreign clients.
- Live site
- studiolegalealia.com
- Location
- Pistoia, Italy
- Languages
- Italian, English and Albanian
The brief
Avv. Ada Alia runs an independent practice in Pistoia covering criminal, family and immigration law and personal injury, with many clients who are not Italian. The site had to feel personal rather than corporate, explain clearly how she works and what things cost, and reach clients searching in Italian, English and Albanian.
What we built
- Around six hundred pages across three languages, built on Astro for speed, with
hreflangbetween the Italian, English and Albanian versions. - Practice-area pages for criminal law, family law, immigration, damages and business matters, and territory pages for the places she serves.
- A blog answering the questions clients search before they call — what to do in the first 48 hours after a notice of investigation, how citizenship by residence works, what a lawyer costs.
- A consultation request path, WhatsApp contact, a map, structured data for search, and a cookie and statistics consent banner.
Lawyer advertising in Italy is governed by the professional code of conduct, so the copy informs rather than promises. The tone — calm, direct, first person — does the persuading.
Events · Business conference
Built Different 3.0
The event site for a two-day sales, leadership and marketing event in Tirana, built to sell tickets.
- Live site
- builtdifferent.pasqualeminasi.com
- Location
- Tirana, Albania
- Languages
- English
The brief
Built Different is a two-day live event in Tirana run by Pasquale Minasi with Rafael Motloch and Neno Torres, covering sales, leadership, mindset, marketing and AI. A single site had to sell individual and team tickets, introduce the speakers, show the full running order, and handle early-bird deadlines that change the price.
What we built
- A long-form sales page with speakers, past speakers, reviews, the weekend’s agenda and a full running order.
- Ticketing with online payment, three ticket tiers, team packages and early-bird pricing with a live countdown.
- Video from previous editions and a dedicated reviews section, so the proof sits next to the price.
- A “call about tickets” request form, WhatsApp contact and venue map for buyers who want to talk before paying.
Event sites have a hard deadline and a short life. Everything on the page — speakers, reviews, agenda, prices — points at the same decision, and the price changes as the early-bird window closes.
Publishing · Luxury travel magazine
G Travel with Style
A luxury travel magazine on where to go, where to stay and how to live well on the road.
- Live site
- gtravelwithstyle.com
- Location
- Albania and international
- Languages
- English, Italian and Albanian
The brief
G Travel with Style is an editorial brand: travel, hotels, culture and food, written for readers who care about how a place feels. It needed a magazine rather than a blog — strong imagery, clear sections and room for long features — in three languages, with Albania given its own place alongside international destinations.
What we built
- A magazine layout organised by subject — Air, Land, Water, Taste and People — plus destinations, experiences, lifestyle, guides and events.
- A dedicated Albania section, so the brand’s home country is a destination in its own right rather than one tag among many.
- English, Italian and Albanian editions, and a built-in G Travel with Style radio player that sets the mood while you read.
- Video in the hero, a sign-up form and analytics, on a fast Next.js front end.
Editorial sites live or die on how easy they are to publish to. The section structure means a new feature lands in the right place in every language without redesigning the homepage.
Personal brand · Brand and marketing strategist
Dajana Hoti
A personal brand site for a brand manager and marketing strategist working with founders internationally.
- Live site
- dajanahoti.com
- Location
- Albania, serving Malta, Dubai, the UK and beyond
- Languages
- English
The brief
Dajana Hoti is a brand manager and marketing strategist who works with founders and CEOs in Malta, Dubai, the UK and elsewhere. A personal site has to sell the person and the method at once, and it has to rank for services in markets she does not live in.
What we built
- Service pages for brand set-up, brand management, social media strategy and social media management, each tied to a four-step process.
- Around one hundred and eighty pages including location, industry and case study pages, so the site can be found for the markets and sectors she actually serves.
- Video in the hero, a blog, and a consultation booking flow with confirmation, so an enquiry becomes a calendar slot without email back-and-forth.
- A recruitment page for her team and an FAQ for the questions prospects ask first.
For a personal brand the site is the portfolio, the pitch and the booking system in one. The structure lets it work while she is with clients.
Fitness · Body transformation and nutrition coaching
100% Disiplinë
A coaching site built around one story — from 150 kg to 90 kg — and a programme that sells it.
- Live site
- 100discipline.com
- Location
- Albania and online
- Languages
- Albanian
The brief
100% Disiplinë is a body transformation and nutrition coaching programme whose founder lost sixty kilograms. The story is the product: the site has to tell it honestly, turn it into a method, and move a visitor from inspiration to signing up for personalised meal plans and weekly coaching.
What we built
- A home page built around the transformation, the method and the coaching offer, with Google reviews shown on the page.
- A nutrition calculator that gives visitors something useful before they commit, and a natural route into the programme.
- A blog of nutrition articles in Albanian — part of a site of around a hundred and thirty pages — in a language where little quality content exists.
- WhatsApp contact and structured data throughout, with analytics on every sign-up path.
Albanian-language search is under-served, which makes useful content unusually effective. The calculator and the articles bring in people who are not yet ready to buy and keep them close until they are.
Beauty · Aesthetic clinic
Onyx Clinic
A calm, image-led site for an aesthetic clinic in Tirana that turns interest into consultations.
- Live site
- onyx-clinic.com
- Location
- Tirana, Albania
- Languages
- Albanian
The brief
Onyx Clinic offers aesthetic treatments in Tirana — advanced skin care and laser, dermal and lip fillers, microblading, mesotherapy, Dermapen and face and body treatments. The audience is local, books on WhatsApp, and chooses a clinic on how it looks and feels before anything else.
What we built
- A visual, editorial home page that presents the clinic’s approach — natural results, personalised treatment — before the treatment list.
- Treatment sections for each service the clinic offers, from Cutera laser to microblading.
- A “start with a conversation” consultation path and WhatsApp booking on every page.
- A compact site built on Next.js so it loads quickly on mobile, where almost all of its visitors are.
Aesthetic clinics compete on trust and taste. A site that looks like the clinic feels does more for bookings than a long price list.
Beauty · Hair extensions and colour salon
Onyx Hairline
A site for a hair studio specialising in human-hair extensions, colour and treatments.
- Live site
- onyxhairline.com
- Location
- Tirana, Albania
- Languages
- Albanian
The brief
Onyx Hairline specialises in human-hair extensions, personalised colour and professional hair treatments. It needed a site that showed the results, explained why real human hair matters, and made booking a consultation the obvious next step.
What we built
- Service pages for extensions, colouring and treatments, with the reasoning behind human hair and the technique.
- Video and photography that show the finished result rather than describe it.
- Consultation booking and WhatsApp contact, with links into the salon’s social channels.
- A lightweight Astro build that is fast on any phone.
Hair extensions are an expensive, visible decision. The site leads with finished results and the quality of the hair, because that is what a client is weighing before she books.
Tourism · Off-road adventure tours
Dibra ATV Adventure
A booking site for ATV tours through the mountains and lakes around Peshkopi.
- Live site
- dibraatv.com
- Location
- Peshkopi, Dibër, Albania
- Languages
- Albanian
The brief
Dibra ATV runs guided ATV tours in the Dibër region — the Drin valley, the Grama highlands and the Lura lakes. Most bookings come by WhatsApp, often from people who have never ridden. The site had to make the region look as good as it is, set out tours and prices plainly, and remove the worry for beginners.
What we built
- Tour and destination pages with prices, so visitors can choose before they message.
- Clear “why us” and “how it works” sections: local guides, full equipment, no experience needed.
- A photo and video gallery of the routes, a map of the meeting point and an FAQ.
- WhatsApp booking from every section and a contact form for groups and events.
Adventure tourism sells on imagery and reassurance. The structure answers the beginner’s questions in the order they arise, which is what turns a look into a booking.
Agency · Our own site
Somnium Digital
Our own site: a walk through a Roman garden in WebGL, and more than four hundred pages of service, market and sector guides behind it.
- Live site
- somniumagency.com
- Location
- Europe and the Gulf
- Languages
- English, with German, Spanish and Albanian location pages
The brief
An agency’s own site is the one project where nobody else signs off, which makes it the clearest statement of how we think. We wanted a homepage people remember, and behind it a body of pages that answers real questions by service, country, city and sector — without a single page that is a city name swapped into a template.
What we built
- A scroll-driven homepage built with three.js and GSAP: the visitor walks down a Roman peristyle past one artifact per service, each of which opens into detail.
- More than four hundred static pages generated from structured content — services, solutions, countries, cities, sector guides, local service pages and articles — with German, Spanish and Albanian translations where the market calls for them.
- Automated checks in the build that fail on thin pages, near-duplicate content, overlong titles and missing analytics.
- Hosted on Cloudflare’s edge, with the contact form as the only server-side code.
It is also the best answer to “can you do SEO at scale without producing spam?” — every page on it is checked for that before it ships.
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