Resources
Knowledge about web design, branding, and Webflow: glossary, blog, guides, videos, client projects, and answers to frequently asked questions.
Our magazine
Opinions and insights on design, strategy, and the web.
Client cases
A closer look at the brands we build and help grow.
Design Glossary
Clear explanations of the terms we use every day.
Guides
Practical knowledge for your website, explained clearly.
YouTube
Web design in video, straight from our daily work.
Press
Reports and articles about Webwavers, including press contact information.
Awards
An overview of all our awards.
Reviews
Real feedback from our clients.
FAQs
Answers to the most frequently asked questions about our process, costs, and how we work together.


Guide Resources
How to use our resources.
Blog, guides, glossary, FAQs, videos, and press: find out what’s where and how to get started depending on your project phase.
What you'll find and where
Here, we’ve gathered our expertise from projects in branding, web design, and Webflow. Depending on what you’re looking for, different formats will be most helpful:
- Blog: 55 articles featuring opinions, background information, and insights into our projects and awards.
- Guides: Practical knowledge for your website project, from planning and briefing to launch.
- Design Glossary: 159 technical terms from web design, SEO, and branding, explained in plain language.
- FAQs: 40 answers to common questions about our process, costs, and how we work together.
- YouTube: Webflow tutorials, project insights, and honest website know-how on video.
- Case Studies: 47 projects, ranging from branding and web design to motion.
- Press: Reports and awards, including press contact information.
Have a quick question? Our glossary and FAQs are the fastest way to find answers. If you really want to understand a topic, read our guides and blog. And if you want to see how we work, check out our case studies and videos.
You're just getting started
Do you realize your website no longer fits your company, but you're not sure how to approach the project? Then start with the basics:
- In our guide Planning a website relaunch, you will find the process in 7 steps.
- The article How to recognize an outdated company website helps you assess the need for action.
- Look up technical terms like "above the fold," "call to action," or "breakpoint" in our Glossary.
- A short video on YouTube shows how a website project works with us and why strategy comes before design.
Our tip: Write down what your new website should achieve right now. More inquiries, better applicants, a clearer image of your company? These goals will later form the basis for every briefing.
You are looking for the right agency
Now it's time to make proposals comparable and find the right partner.
- Our guide Briefing for your web design agency outlines the information your partner needs.
- The article How to identify a good B2B web design agency provides criteria and red flags for your initial consultation.
- How a project works with us is answered in our FAQs and on the Process page.
Also, take a look at what clients say about their agency. Public reviews on Google, Trustpilot, or Sortlist are a good way to double-check references. You can find ours under Reviews.
Your project is underway or already live
After the launch, what matters is that your site is found and generates inquiries. A website is not a finished project, but a channel: technology ages, search behavior changes, and content becomes outdated.
- Before a migration, our checklist Website Relaunch without losing rankings will help.
- Is your site not showing up on Google? The most common reasons are listed in Why your site isn't appearing on Google.
- Whether you should invest in Google or AI search first is explained in the article SEO or GEO: what comes first?
- If you don't want to handle it yourself, our Growth Packages offer ongoing support for SEO, GEO, maintenance, and conversion.
Can't find your question here?
Then ask us directly. We respond personally and without technical jargon. And if you prefer to watch: On our YouTube channel, we regularly show how we build websites. We have collected facts about us for editorial teams on our Press page.

