A master workshop with over 15 years of experience deserves a website that reflects exactly that.
Glasdesign Dirkx from Willich stands for precision, clean workmanship, and bespoke glass solutions for residential and commercial clients. Their previous website no longer captured this level of quality. With the redesign, we developed a sophisticated, dark-themed aesthetic that highlights glass and light, clearly setting the business apart from the typical contractor look.
From the very first glance, visitors see what matters most: master craftsmanship, a 5.0-star rating from over 87 Google reviews, address, phone number, and a direct path to request a quote. Trust is built in a matter of seconds.
Every service and every city gets its own page, making it easy to find on Google.
When someone searches for an all-glass shower in Krefeld or glass repair in Meerbusch, that is exactly what they type into Google. That is why we added independent subpages for all seven services to the site for SEO purposes, ranging from all-glass doors and glass canopies to kitchen backsplashes. We also added service area pages for Willich, Krefeld, Meerbusch, Mönchengladbach, Kaarst, Viersen, and Düsseldorf.
Everything is cleanly structured using the Webflow CMS, internally linked, and technically secured with redirects, canonical tags, Search Console, and Analytics. This allows Glasdesign Dirkx to grow predictably across the entire region and add new services or cities at any time.
Most trade inquiries come from mobile devices. That is exactly what we built this site for.
Whether it's service areas with cityscapes, swipeable service tabs, or inquiry forms with service selection: every element is just as well-thought-out on a smartphone as it is on a desktop. A clear four-step process shows the customer what happens after their inquiry, from the initial coordination and site visit to the final implementation.
The result: fewer follow-up questions, higher-quality leads, and a professional presence that lets customers know they are in the right place before they even make the first call.
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