Your website should show what your business can do.

I’m Florian Balaj. I plan, design and build your business website. You discuss decisions directly with me and review the design before I develop it.

A free, no-obligation first conversation. A few sentences are enough.

New website or redesign.Based in Wels. Working across DACH.

KartodroMKartodroMWebsite & shop · Explore the project

Websites for karting,
construction and coaching.

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KartodroM: Website
KartodroM: Website

KartodroM

Karting · Published website with online store

A starting point for new drivers. A direct route to the right part.

Newcomers need guidance. Experienced drivers look for technical data or a part number. The website gives each task its own route.

Decision
Give guidance, engine comparison and shopping dedicated entry points.
Delivered
Engine overviews, race calendar and a store with part-number search.
Inside the KartodroM projectOpen the published website (new tab)
Goldhufe: a personal coaching website

Goldhufe

Sonja Moser introduces her equine-assisted coaching. Visitors can explore the services or request an introductory conversation.

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What should your website do better?

Tell me briefly what you have in mind. In our first conversation, we’ll work out the next step together.

Discuss my project

What your customers
need to know before enquiring.

Your services may have changed, or you may be planning your first website. We work out which questions it needs to answer, then shape the content and design around them.

Explore business websites

What do you offer?

We organise your services so visitors can find what they need. For NIDOX, concrete work, structural construction and landscaping each have their own service pages.

Is your work right for us?

Photographs of your work and specific projects give customers something to assess. Goldhufe introduces Sonja Moser and her coaching services alongside equine photography.

How do we get in touch?

The contact route depends on your business. Lehner’s form collects vehicle details step by step; a coaching website offers a direct route to an introductory conversation.

Looking to sell products or digitise a business process?

Online storesCustom softwareAll services
Florian Balaj, CoreLayerLabs

You speak with me.
I build your website.

I’m Florian Balaj, owner of CoreLayerLabs in Wels. When we discuss a page structure or a design, you’re speaking with the person who will design and build it.

You bring the knowledge of your business. I turn it into pages you can review with me before they go live. I work remotely with clients in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Florian BalajCoreLayerLabs · Wels
info@corelayerlabs.com

From an idea to your website.

What we discuss, what you review and when you decide.

  1. Discovery

    We clarify your goals, audience and project scope. The first conversation is free and non-binding.

    Your outcomeYour website’s goals and intended scope.

  2. Concept & Proposal

    You receive a proposal with scope, price and process. You decide whether we proceed.

    Your outcomeA proposal to review before commissioning the work.

  3. Design & Development

    You review the design and development in a preview. Your feedback informs the agreed revisions.

    Your outcomeYour website, ready to review and approve.

  4. Launch & Support

    After our joint review, the website goes live. Hosting and ongoing support are agreed separately.

    Your outcomeYour published website and handover.

What your proposal covers.

Your proposal sets out the pages, features and revisions. Hosting, licences and ongoing support are itemised separately, so you can review scope and costs before commissioning the work.

Good to know.

A few answers before our first conversation.

What does a professional website cost?

I estimate the pages and features your business needs, together with the work on design, copy and images. You receive a fixed price for that scope. Additional requests and ongoing costs are listed before you commission them.

How long does a project take?

The number of pages, missing content and your approvals affect the timeline. Before work starts, you receive a schedule for reviewing the design, giving feedback and publishing. Tell me about any target date in our first conversation.

What do I need to prepare?

To start, share your services, the customers you want to reach and your current website, if you have one. We then review your logo, copy and images together. I identify what can be reused, what is missing and who supplies each item.

What happens after publication?

We can provide hosting, support and further changes. Services and recurring costs are agreed separately.

Can I update the content myself later?

If you want to maintain content yourself, we include the editing tools and a handover session in the scope. Tell me whether you want to update projects, services or team photos, for example. This determines the administration tools your website needs.

What should I prepare for the first conversation?

You do not need a finished brief. Tell us about your business, what you have in mind and what you want to improve. Your current website, preferred start date and a budget range are helpful if you have them.

Do you only work with clients in Austria?

No. We are based in Wels and can work entirely remotely. We take suitable projects from Germany, Austria, Switzerland and other countries. Communication, language and handover are agreed in the introductory call.

Let’s discuss your website.

What should your new website show? Tell me a little about your business and the project you have in mind.

What happens after your enquiry.

I reply personally by email. We then discuss what your project needs to do in a free, no-obligation first conversation. You receive a proposal with scope and price before commissioning any work.

Florian Balaj

Owner · I reply personally.

info@corelayerlabs.com

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