Web development for Swiss businesses
A useful business website makes it easy to understand your offer, compare what matters and take the next step. KORBI works with Swiss businesses on the strategy, design and implementation behind that experience.
A website that works across languages
A language selector is only the start. Each published language needs its own complete page content, useful metadata, clear navigation and a contact path the team can support. We help define which pages and customer journeys need translation first, then structure their URLs and content so visitors and search engines can tell the versions apart.
From a focused company site to a larger platform
Some companies need a concise introduction and a reliable way to receive project inquiries. Others need several service areas, structured content, product discovery or connections to existing business tools. We start with the job the website must do, then agree the pages, content, integrations and operating responsibilities before implementation.
- Business website design and development
- Responsive layouts and accessible customer journeys
- Multilingual page structure and metadata
- Content management and service inquiry paths
- Maintenance and technical work scoped in a written proposal
Careful delivery without a fictional local-office claim
KORBI is an independent digital studio serving businesses in Switzerland, Kosovo and Europe. We do not present a Swiss office address that has not been verified. Project communication, milestones, approvals and responsibilities are agreed with your team before work starts.
See real project work
The portfolio shows public examples of websites, product catalogues and business software. Each project page describes the visible work; results or private system details are not inferred where they have not been confirmed.
Explore selected work
- Blendi Group — A printing house founded in 1990, with a product catalogue, quotation basket and an AI-assisted discovery page.
- Grezda Group — Glass, aluminium and ventilated façades, organised as three divisions inside one site.