Web design in Titexero

The busy junction between Puerto Plata and Sosúa where everybody stops for petrol, a roti and a phone charge. Titexero's businesses serve drivers rather than visitors, which sounds like a smaller market than it is — it is one of the busiest roads in the north, and the trade runs all year.

We work with businesses across Titexero on the whole range — brand-new websites, rebuilds of sites that stopped working, online shops, and the ongoing care that keeps everything secure and up to date. Every project is built by hand rather than assembled from a template, because a template is the clearest possible sign a site was never designed for the business using it.

Most of the Titexero businesses we work with are fuel stations and roadside retail, colmados and fast food, tyre, mechanic and towing services, transport and taxi operators, guest houses, mobile phone and electronics retail, and hardware and agricultural suppliers. Whatever your trade, the pattern is the same: the site has to load quickly on a phone, say what you do within a few seconds, and give someone an obvious way to make contact.

A road business is judged on one thing: whether somebody can see you are open and get to you before they commit to a turn-off. That is a simpler brief than most, and it rewards a fast, clear site with an accurate map pin and a WhatsApp number more than any amount of design.