What we build for you
Three things we do really well — and plenty in between.
harst is your studio for design, code and conversion. We turn clicks into customers — with websites that don't just look good, they sell.
Three things we do really well — and plenty in between.
Pretty is the baseline. We design pages that guide, persuade and drive action — with clear structure, fast code and measurable results.
From first click to checkout. We build funnels that guide your audience step by step and turn them into customers — automatically.
No more manual busywork. We build tools and web apps that automate your processes, cut errors and give you time back.
Three real projects — real results.
Pick your building blocks — we'll show you what to expect, live. No strings, 20 seconds.
First choose what it should be.
Monthly, cancel any time. Not part of the project price.
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Pick your building blocks on the left.
Clear, fast, no agency theatre.
We understand your business, your goals and your customers. That becomes a clear plan.
We craft an experience that fits your brand and is built for conversion.
Clean, fast code. Pixel-perfect, on every device.
We go live, measure, optimise — and keep growing with you.
Every decision aims at a result — not at taste.
Performance isn't an add-on. Your site loads fast and ranks better.
No account-manager ping-pong. Straight to the people who build.
Clear prices, clear timelines, no surprises.
2.3×
more conversions on average
<1s
load time
24h
response time
100 %
custom built
harst is a studio for web design and development. We combine strategy, design and code — without the agency markup and fluff. You get a team that thinks along, ships fast and cares about results as much as you do.
New website, funnel or web app: we build things that move your business forward.
Hands-on knowledge on web design, conversion and digital projects — no fluff. Written in German.
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