Website development in Fes
In Fes many businesses have run for two or three generations without a website — and done well. The question is not whether to have one, but what it needs to earn.
The real Fes question: selling beyond the medina
Fes craftsmanship — zellige, leather, metalwork, weaving — has a genuine international market. The obstacle is almost never the product: it is being able to show it, quote a price, and ship it reliably.
A website solves only the first of those three. We say so before starting, because an online shop without shipping logistics mostly produces disappointed customers.
What we build here
Simple tools that don't need a technical team to survive.
- Structured product catalogue, usable online and in quotes
- Workshop and craft presentation — the actual differentiator
- Quote requests for wholesale and export orders
- Online selling only when shipping can keep up
- Training designed for non-technical staff
Moving in stages
We don't replace ten years of habits in a month. A credible brochure site first, online selling later if volume and logistics justify it. Slower on paper, far more durable in practice.
SMEs and local industry
Beyond crafts, Fes has industrial and service SMEs with a more conventional brief: credibility, catalogue, quote requests, and often a customer-tracking tool behind it.
What you get
- Wireframes approved before development
- Fast on mobile, tested in real conditions
- Structure and content optimised for local search
- Google Business profile configured and linked to the site
- Training on updating content
- Full ownership of code and hosting
Indicative budget
Professional website
from MAD 20,000
- Design adapted to your brand
- Custom development
- Local search setup
- Training and documentation
An honest range rather than a headline price. The exact quote follows a conversation about scope.
Frequently asked questions
Our team isn't comfortable with computers.
That is the most common case here, and it shapes the whole design: few screens, vocabulary borrowed from yours, and ongoing support rather than a one-off training session.
Should we sell online from the start?
Rarely. We usually advise starting with a brochure site and a solid catalogue, then adding selling once shipping is genuinely in place.
Are your budgets realistic for a family SME?
It depends on scope. A brochure site with a catalogue costs considerably less than a full store, and is often the right starting point.
Can you help with product photography?
We don't shoot photography, but we will tell you exactly what needs producing — it is almost always what delays this kind of project.
Let's talk about your Fes project
A short call to scope the need, the perimeter and a realistic budget — no commitment.