WordPress web design agency from Munich

We’re not just another “we’ll-figure-it-out-as-we-go” agency—we’re a dedicated team of tech-savvy specialists focused on high-performance websites and digital customer acquisition. Our goal: Your website shouldn’t just look good; it should deliver measurable results—leads, inquiries, and revenue.

Instead of bloated PowerPoint presentations, we offer clear strategies, radically transparent communication, and a process designed for efficiency rather than endless rounds of back-and-forth. We approach technology, design, content, SEO, and conversion holistically from the very beginning.

We also speak plainly: If something doesn’t make sense from a UX or conversion perspective, we’ll say so—even if it’s uncomfortable to hear during the initial meeting. You’ll get honest feedback, not a blind “We’ll just build whatever you say.”

In short: taismo stands out thanks to a blend of digital craftsmanship, a data-driven mindset, and a pragmatic, fast-paced project approach that doesn’t distract you from your day-to-day business.

It depends. Is that enough for you? Probably not, right? You should invest five to ten hours of your time in working with taismo. However, our taismo nerds are flexible.
Want to invest less time? No problem. Want to invest more time? We'd love that.
Ultimately, the amount of time you invest depends on the scope and complexity of your project. But don't worry—we create clear schedules that we stick to.

One-pagers/landing pages are ready in 3 to 4 weeks and require 4 hours of your time.
Corporate websites (up to 15 pages) are ready in 8 to 12 weeks and require 4 hours of your time.
E-commerce shops (Shopify/Shopware/WooCommerce) are ready in 12 to 24 weeks and require 10 hours of your time.

Your time investment: We have designed the process to be as streamlined as possible. Three touchpoints are usually sufficient to allow you to focus on your core business:

1. Kickoff workshop (≈ 2 hours) – Define goals and content
2. Feedback loops (2 × ≈ 1 hour) – Drafts and fine-tuning
3. Launch training (≈ 1 hour) – handover & CMS instruction

When the clock is ticking, we switch into sprint mode and prioritize your project. Thanks to clear processes and a well-coordinated team of taismo nerds, we can meet even ambitious deadlines—without compromising on quality.

In short: contact us early so we can reserve your preferred schedule. But even if time is tight, at taismo you'll find a team that works hard and delivers on time.

Good web design doesn't just look good—it works, for your target audience and your goals. It guides visitors intuitively through your content, builds trust, and makes the next step (contact, inquiry, purchase) as easy as possible.

These include: a clear information architecture, strong typography, appropriate visual language, well-thought-out microinteractions, accessible design, and, of course, responsive design. Content, structure, and design mesh together like gears.

In addition, good web design always takes performance and SEO into account: fast loading times, clean code, a clear heading structure, and effective internal linking. This way, your website becomes not just a pretty showcase, but an active sales channel.

Your website is usually the first real point of contact between your business and potential customers. If it’s outdated, confusing, or slow, you’re damaging your brand—often before anyone has even spoken to you.

A professional agency ensures that technology, design, and content aren’t left to chance, but are tailored to your brand, your target audience, and your positioning. The result: greater trust, better conversion rates, and fewer roadblocks in the sales process.

Especially if your business relies heavily on word of mouth and Google, a good website isn't just a "nice-to-have"—it's a cornerstone of your digital sales strategy.

Website builders are great if you need a simple online business card quickly—but they reach their limits as soon as you want to address specific requirements, scale your site, or implement real conversion optimization.

With an agency, you get a custom-tailored solution instead of an off-the-shelf template: unique design, intuitive structure, seamless technology, integration with your tools and processes—and someone who takes responsibility for the end result.

Plus, you’ll save yourself the hidden time investment. Instead of spending your evenings fiddling with a website builder, you’ll invest a few structured hours in the project and end up with a website that can grow alongside your business over the long term.

Three things: references, questions, and process. Good agencies show you real projects with tangible results and explain how they approached them and why.

They ask you lots of questions about your target audience, your offering, your positioning, and your goals—instead of immediately trying to sell you “a design.” And they can clearly explain their project workflow: milestones, feedback loops, and responsibilities.

You can also tell a professional by their clear proposals, realistic expectations (no promises like “Number 1 on Google in two weeks”), and the fact that they’re willing to say “no” when an idea doesn’t make sense from a technical standpoint.

This is extremely important. A large portion of traffic today comes from mobile devices—not just in B2C, but in B2B as well. If your site doesn’t work on a smartphone, you’ll lose leads before you’ve even had a chance to engage with them.

We design with mobile use in mind from the very beginning—not as a “scaled-down” version of the desktop design. Layout, navigation, readability, touch zones, and load times are explicitly optimized for smartphones and tablets.

In short: Responsive design is standard for us—not an optional feature.

We lay the groundwork for SEO right from the planning stage: a clear page structure, logical URL architecture, effective internal linking, and a well-organized heading hierarchy. Keyword research and search intent are incorporated into the navigation and content planning.

From a technical standpoint, we focus on fast loading times, clean HTML code, structured data (where appropriate), image optimization, and proper indexing. This helps Google easily understand and evaluate your site.

If you’d like, we can also help you with SEO copy, metadata, and a long-term content plan, so your website isn’t just visually appealing—it’s also easy to find.

Yes. We won’t leave you on your own after the go-live. We offer a variety of service and support packages—ranging from “We’re here to answer your questions” to ongoing development, maintenance, and performance optimization.

This includes, for example, security updates, technical maintenance, minor content updates, performance monitoring, and, if necessary, A/B testing for key pages.

If you’d like, we can act as your “external web team” so you don’t have to build up internal resources.

Because nobody likes to wait. Every extra second of loading time increases the risk of visitors leaving the page and lowers conversion rates—especially on mobile devices. Search engines also evaluate performance and factor it into their rankings.

Fast websites provide a better user experience, longer visit durations, and more completed actions (contact requests, purchases, downloads). At the same time, they reduce server costs and are more sustainable.

That's why we focus on optimized images, clean code, caching, and the judicious use of scripts and plugins.

Good web design turns your website into an active part of your sales process. It attracts more of the “right” people to your site, builds trust, and helps them make a decision.

This means: more qualified leads, higher conversion rates, fewer follow-up inquiries from sales, clearer positioning, and a more professional impression in pitches and proposals.

In the long run, good web design builds your brand—and ensures that you don’t have to constantly “explain” who you are and what you do, because your website already does that for you.

WordPress is the most widely used CMS in the world; it’s highly customizable and user-friendly for everyday use. For you, this means you can easily manage your content yourself without needing to be a developer.

At the same time, we can tailor WordPress to your exact needs using themes, plugins, and custom development—from corporate websites to complex content structures.

Plus: Thanks to the large community, you’ll have long-term support, updates, and new features—you won’t be tied to a proprietary system.

For traditional corporate websites, we typically use WordPress as our CMS platform. For online stores, we work with established platforms such as Shopify, Shopware, or WooCommerce—depending on your business model and processes.

We select the technical infrastructure, hosting, and integrations to ensure they align with your company’s size, your team, and your digital strategy. It’s not about “the coolest tool,” but about the system that works for you in the long run.

If you already have a system in place, we'll assess whether it makes sense to build on it or whether switching to a new one would be more cost-effective.

The honest answer: It depends on what you need. A focused one-pager with a clear objective has a different level of complexity than a multilingual corporate website or an e-commerce store.

We provide transparent project estimates based on scope, complexity, and the services required (concept, design, development, content, integrations, etc.). You’ll receive a clear quote instead of “starting at” prices, which ultimately make it impossible for anyone to plan effectively.

What matters more to us than the price alone is that the project pays off for you: Your website should deliver tangible value, not just eat up your budget.

That depends on the size and complexity of your project—and on how quickly content and feedback come in. As a general rule of thumb, you can expect the following:

• One-pager / Landing page: approx. 3–4 weeks

• Corporate website (up to 15 pages): approx. 8–12 weeks

• E-commerce store: approx. 12–24 weeks

If time is of the essence, we can switch to sprint mode and prioritize your project accordingly. It’s crucial that we work together to establish the timeline early on.

It depends. Is that enough for you? Probably not, right? You should invest five to ten hours of your time in working with taismo. However, our taismo nerds are flexible.
Want to invest less time? No problem. Want to invest more time? We'd love that.
Ultimately, the amount of time you invest depends on the scope and complexity of your project. But don't worry—we create clear schedules that we stick to.

One-pagers/landing pages are ready in 3 to 4 weeks and require 4 hours of your time.
Corporate websites (up to 15 pages) are ready in 5 to 8 weeks and require 4 hours of your time.
E-commerce shops (Shopify/Shopware/WooCommerce) are ready in 10 to 14 weeks and require 10 hours of your time.
Relaunch is ready in 16+ weeks and requires up to 20 hours of your time.

Your time investment: We have designed the process to be as streamlined as possible. Three touchpoints are usually sufficient to allow you to focus on your core business:

1. Kickoff workshop (≈ 2 hours) – Define goals and content
2. Feedback loops (2 × ≈ 1 hour) – Drafts and fine-tuning
3. Launch training (≈ 1 hour) – handover & CMS instruction

When it's urgent, we switch to sprint mode and prioritize your project. Thanks to clear processes and a well-coordinated team of taismo nerds, we can meet even ambitious deadlines—without compromising on quality.

In short: contact us early so we can reserve your desired schedule. But even if time is tight, at taismo you'll find a team that works hard and delivers on time.

For web projects, we typically work with project-based agreements rather than long-term, restrictive contracts. This means you’re not committing to a multi-year term, but rather to a clearly defined scope of work.

Optional post-launch service and maintenance packages come with transparent contract terms and cancellation periods, so you can plan effectively.

What matters to us is that you know right from the start what you’re committing to—no surprises in the fine print.

Yes, that’s part of our approach. We’ll provide you with a website that you can manage yourself on a day-to-day basis—editing text, replacing images, and creating new pages.

During the launch training, we'll show you how the backend works and set up the interfaces so you can get up to speed quickly. No prior technical knowledge is required.

If you'd still rather outsource certain tasks, we're here to help, of course.

That depends on how extensive your current website is and how deeply we need to make changes to its foundation. As a rough guide:

• Smaller websites / one-page sites: 3–6 weeks

• Medium-sized corporate websites: 8–12 weeks

• Extensive / multilingual campaigns: 12+ weeks

It is important to plan the content migration carefully (redirects, SEO, tracking) to ensure that no rankings or data are "lost" during the relaunch.

We primarily work with small and medium-sized businesses, B2B service providers, agencies, startups, and e-commerce brands that view their website as a real business lever—not just an “online flyer.”

For us, it’s not so much the industry that matters as the attitude: If you’re looking for open communication, clear decisions, and a pragmatic approach to projects, we’re usually a good fit.

We’re not the right choice if you’re looking for a purely prestige project without clear goals or a “pixel-pushing on demand” service.

Ideally, you should bring: existing logos and brand assets, a style guide (if applicable), basic text (or at least bullet points), visual materials, and information about your offerings, target audiences, and unique selling proposition (USP).

If any of these elements are missing, it’s not a deal-breaker: we can work together to develop copy, visual concepts, and structures, or we can handle everything for you. The important thing is that you know your business—we’ll take care of the rest.

The clearer we are from the start, the faster and smoother the project will run.

During the kickoff workshop (approx. 2 hours), we’ll get to know your business, your target audience, and your goals in detail. We’ll discuss content, structure, tone, design preferences, and technical requirements.

Based on this workshop, we’ll create a sitemap, wireframes, and a visual concept. This way, you’ll get an early sense of where we’re headed before we “set the design in stone.”

By the end of the kickoff meeting, we’ll have a clear project plan, defined responsibilities, and deadlines—so everyone knows what happens next.

We take multilingualism into account right from the design phase: the structure, navigation, language switching, SEO setup, and content workflow are all designed with this in mind.

From a technical standpoint, we rely on established solutions (such as multilingual plugins and language-specific structures) to ensure that each language version is properly indexed and easy to use.

We can either work with your existing translations or work with you to establish a process for efficiently translating new content into multiple languages.

Yes. If you’d like, we can handle all your content creation needs: from web copy and visual concepts to video elements for your website.

We’ll work with you to develop a content strategy that aligns with your brand and goals, and then turn it into tangible assets—including briefs for photo and video productions or direct execution through our network.

You decide how much you want to do yourself and what you want to outsource to us.