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Before launch: technical foundations, SEO and maintenance

Plan the environment, real user actions, the transition from the old website and care after launch. Publishing means handing over a working process, not just uploading pages.

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Before design: structure, content and the user journey

Organise information around visitors' tasks. Clear pages, navigation and a tested user journey give visual design a direction.

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AIO / GEO optimization: why clear content matters more

Clear answers, verifiable sources and a sound structure are a practical foundation for content in AI search. They do not guarantee citations or rankings.

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How to write a project brief for a custom web system

Describe the workflow, participants, rules and exceptions. The technical team can design a solution once it understands the work the system needs to support.

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How to write a project brief for an online store

Describe how you sell: products, prices, stock and the path from order to fulfilment. This provides a basis for choosing a platform and defining a realistic scope.

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How to write a project brief for a corporate website

Describe the website's purpose, its users, the functions it needs and who is responsible. This gives the conversation with a provider a concrete scope.

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Not everything useful stays within the limits of a single project. Here we share experience, decisions and observations from our work.

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We explain specific problems and approaches - from website structure and SEO to support, automation and better organization of digital presence.

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Project case studies, practical solutions and news from WebComa. The topics are related to web development, SEO, automation, support, design and digital presence.

Yes. When a topic is technical, we explain the context and the reasons behind the decisions. The goal is not to make things more complicated, but to make the topic easier to understand.

Yes, when the project allows public presentation. In these articles, we show the task, the approach and the result without invented metrics or sensitive information.

It depends on your goals, available resources and way of working. In the articles, we try to show not only the solutions, but also the context in which they make sense.

Not always. What works well for one project may be unnecessary for another. That is why we focus not only on the solutions, but also on the reasons behind them.

Because there is rarely only one correct approach. Technology, budget, deadlines and goals often lead to different solutions to the same problem.