Around the container port work firms whose processes went digital long ago — just in separate systems. The typical project here is not called “new website”, it is called “interface”: merchandise management to the shop, CRM to order processing, the product catalogue into a large customer's purchasing system via OCI/punch-out. We build those connections with PHP 8 and Symfony, robust enough to run day in, day out.
Wind energy and the maritime industry sell services that need explaining. For them a website is not a showpiece but a sales tool: clear structure, content that holds up, findable for the searches that matter. We use TYPO3 v14 for this and deliver the SEO plan and the content plan with it — structure and copy decide more than any template.
The Klimahaus and tourism bring visitors to the city, and fishing shapes local trade. For retailers the next step is often a shop of their own: Shopware 6, connected to merchandise management and shipping, hosted on our own servers in Germany. A shop that sells — not one that is merely online.
Oldenburg to Bremerhaven is about an hour and a half. We are glad to run workshops and sign-offs on site; the development happens in Oldenburg. After the launch we stay responsible: hosting, support, maintenance, ongoing development. Operation is not a by-product.