Technical fix of neterius.com
Canonicals, hreflang, sitemap and performance documented step by step. We publish the method, not ranking results.
Custom web development for sites a template cannot carry
Some sites are not applications and not templates either: multilingual catalogues, programmatic pages, documentation, content models nobody sells off the shelf. That is what this is for.
When a template stops being enough
If none of these applies, a template is cheaper and easier to maintain, and we will say so.
Several languages with different slugs
Translated URLs, reciprocal hreflang and pages that exist in one language and not the other. Templates handle this badly or not at all.
Pages generated from data
Dozens or hundreds of pages from one content model, each with its own title, H1 and internal links.
Performance is a requirement, not a wish
A theme with five libraries on top cannot reach the metrics you are being asked for.
Accessibility has to be verifiable
Contrast, keyboard, focus and semantics that survive an actual audit, not a badge.
Scope
What we build
Typed content models
Content lives as data, so adding a page is adding an entry rather than copying a file and forgetting half the metadata.
Real multilingual routing
Translated slugs, reciprocal hreflang only between published equivalents, and a language switch that never dumps you on the homepage.
A design system, not a theme
Tokens and primitives so the tenth page costs a fraction of the first.
SEO built in, not retrofitted
Canonicals, sitemap, structured data and redirects designed with the routes.
See technical SEO : SEO built in, not retrofittedIntegrations where they are needed
CRM, forms, analytics and any system that has to receive what the site collects.
See integrations : Integrations where they are neededPerformance and accessibility budgets
Agreed thresholds, measured per template, that fail the build when they regress.
Evidence
The site you are reading is the sample
The rebuild of neterius.com is documented step by step: what we found, what we fixed and what we do not claim.
How is this different from web application development?
A web application has users who log in, permissions and data that changes with use. This is for sites where content is the product: many pages, several languages, strict performance. If your case needs accounts and roles, that is web application development and we point you there.
Can my team edit the content?
Yes. We define which parts are editable and hand over the documentation. When volume justifies it we connect a headless CMS, so editors never touch code.
What about the site we already have?
We review it first. Migration needs an old-to-new URL map with permanent redirects decided before deploying — sending everything to the homepage is how redesigns lose their traffic.
Related services
Web applications that do something, not just get read
Portals, internal applications and platforms with roles, data, security and maintenance.
A technical SEO audit with the fixes already prioritised
Crawling, indexing, canonicals, rendering and performance. Prioritised findings, optional implementation.
Custom software development that connects your operation
Your own systems and platforms, when no off-the-shelf tool solves the process.
Template or custom build?
Tell us how many pages, how many languages and what the site has to connect to. We will tell you which one you need.