The phone is the real website
Two out of three visitors arrive on a phone, often on a poor connection, often outdoors. Every decision is tested there first. If it does not work with one thumb in bright sunlight, it does not ship.
Two people, nine years, and a stubborn belief that a small business website should load fast, say the right thing, and never need rescuing six months after launch.
Buitsol is a website development company working with restaurants, clinics, traders and small hospitality businesses across Europe. We are small deliberately: the person who designs your site is the person who builds it and the person who answers when you write.
We started in 2017 rebuilding sites that other people had abandoned. That experience shaped how we work now. Almost every rescue job had the same three causes — a page builder that no one could maintain, thirty plugins nobody had chosen consciously, and images uploaded straight from a camera. So we build without any of those.
What we produce is deliberately plain underneath: hand-written HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with libraries added only where they earn their weight. It is why our pages open in two seconds on an average phone, and why they still work three years later when nobody has touched them.

Two out of three visitors arrive on a phone, often on a poor connection, often outdoors. Every decision is tested there first. If it does not work with one thumb in bright sunlight, it does not ship.
We set a weight budget before writing a line of code. Nothing gets added without something being justified. A page that opens instantly does more for bookings than any animation.
Domain in your name, hosting in your account if you want it, code you can hand to anyone. We keep clients because they choose to stay, not because leaving is expensive.
Scope, cost and deadline are fixed in writing before the project starts. If we underestimated, that is our problem, not an invoice. If you add something, we quote it separately and you decide.

Founder & lead developer
Writes the front-end, sets the performance budget, handles deployment and hosting.

UI/UX designer
Structure, layout, typography and the small interactions that make a page feel finished.

Content & SEO
Page structure, metadata, structured data and the translation workflow for multilingual builds.

Client care
Maintenance requests, content updates and the person who replies on WhatsApp.
Roles are shown as they are staffed on a typical project.
The projects that finish on time are the ones where content arrives on time. There is no way around it — we can design a page for a dish, but we cannot photograph the dish.
We send a checklist on day one and we chase it politely. Nobody enjoys that part, so we made it as short as it can honestly be.

A twenty-minute call is usually enough to know. If we are not the right studio for your project, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
Tell us what you need and we will come back with a plan, a price and a deadline — usually within one business day.
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