Kreluna.it
Multilingual company website: ecosystem, projects, process, and editorial content brought together in a responsive experience.
Explore the project’s design decisions →We design business websites, one-page sites, and redesigns that make services, distinguishing features, work, and contact options immediately clear, including on phones.
The starting point is not the number of pages, but what someone needs to understand and do: learn about the offering, assess the work, and submit a relevant inquiry.
Our only office is in Montecatini Terme: Kreluna has no office in Florence. Studio meetings are by appointment. Analysis, revisions and delivery can take place online; any other meetings are agreed separately and are not automatically included.
Interactive websiteExplore Casa LieveOpen the demoKreluna.it is a live internal project; Casa Lieve and Forma are concepts. You can assess hierarchy, navigation and smartphone use: these examples do not document leads or sales achieved by clients.
Multilingual company website: ecosystem, projects, process, and editorial content brought together in a responsive experience.
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Hospitality in Tuscany: atmosphere, rooms, and stay inquiries.
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An editorial catalog for objects and collections with a distinctive identity.
Explore the project’s design decisions →Kreluna.it is a real internal project, published and available to visit. Casa Lieve and Forma are demo concepts designed and developed by Kreluna, not projects commissioned by clients. Explore all projects and design decisions →
If your Florence business presents rooms, experiences or craft work, the website needs to distinguish what can be booked from what requires a quote. We start with the offering, available materials and how inquiries are handled.
Rooms, experiences, languages, and inquiries need to work together without turning the page into a confusing catalog. We design short journeys from the story to the booking, clarifying when an external booking system needs to be integrated.
Collections, craftsmanship, and materials deserve strong images, but also clear product information, business contacts, and a structure that can grow. The website should support the product without imitating its physical storefront.
Expertise and examples are organized around the client’s problem, not internal jargon. Forms, tracking, and bilingual content are defined before development so the quote remains verifiable.
We organize information, pages, and primary actions before implementation.
An interface consistent with the business and tested on desktop computers and smartphones.
Titles, descriptions, hierarchy and links are addressed alongside technical crawling requirements; indexing and rankings remain decisions made by search engines.
We define which information is genuinely needed, how to organize it, and which action needs to be easy on a phone.
Structure, text, images, and calls to action are connected through a clear user journey, not a randomly selected template.
The domain, forms, privacy, links, and display on the agreed devices are checked before delivery.
For an offering with multiple rooms, products or services, we define which details differ between pages. A designated contact must keep photographs, features, availability and contacts current; languages are chosen for the audience the business can serve.
Booking engines, maps, catalogs, and forms remain separate when they are external systems. The website presents and links to them through clear steps, without promising unverified integrations.
We share the page list and available materials, then agree who approves copy and images. Structure, revisions and pre-publication checks are set out in the quote; studio meetings are by appointment and work can take place online.
Objective, intended users, materials, and current tools.
Included work, timeline, costs, and external dependencies.
Agreed revisions, checks, and delivery.
We select the images needed and assess dimensions, formats and compression using the final materials. Visual quality and file weight guide the choices; images added or replaced after delivery require the same care.
Every project starts with your needs. Together we define goals, features and timing, then prepare a tailored proposal.
Every project starts with your needs. Together we define goals, features and timing, then prepare a tailored proposal.
A management area for editing content yourself is not included in the one-page or brochure website packages. If needed, we define which content will be updated, who will manage it and which features and training to quote separately.
Send the current website address, service list, desired pages, logo and available copy and photographs. Specify languages, domain and who approves content; for a redesign, include the pages to retain. The proposal defines scope, timeline, costs and exclusions.
Share the current website, the pages to create and the action you want visitors to take. We start with available materials and content approval responsibilities to define the quote.
Write to KrelunaKreluna has one office, in Montecatini Terme. Studio meetings are by appointment. Analysis, revisions and delivery can take place entirely online; any other meetings are agreed separately. Materials, decisions and responsibilities are documented in writing.
For a redesign, we collect existing URLs and decide which pages to keep, update or redirect. Before delivery, we assign responsibility for copy, images and incoming inquiries; any editing panel must be included in the quote.
Images and styling serve a specific purpose: helping people understand the offering and reach the important action without confusion.