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A consulting approach
I start with the context, the audience, and what should happen after the first click.
Silent looping sequence of finished websites
Web Designer & Developer
I Turn Ideas into Digital Experiences
Vision. Strategy. Digital command.
Custom, elegant, high-converting websites for restaurants, hotels, professional studios, gyms, and brands
About
Custom websites, with the calm of work done properly.
I’m Nicolò Peruzzi, a web designer and developer. I work with restaurants, hotels, professional studios, gyms, and brands that have something real to say, but don’t know how to say it online.
Most of the sites I see are generic, built on templates, made to please everyone and useful to no one. I do the opposite: I always start with a real conversation with you. I learn how you work, what sets you apart, and what you want to happen when someone finds you online.
Then I build a site that actually communicates. It isn’t beautiful for the sake of being beautiful: it’s designed to bring bookings, concrete enquiries, and trust. A beautiful site that doesn’t work is just an expense.
How we work: You don’t start with a form or a presentation. We talk. You tell me about your work, your clients, and what you aren’t managing to communicate. From there I design a strategy that makes sense for you, and I build it with care.
Specialisms
- Web Design
- Web Development
- UX/UI
- Design Thinking
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Measurable results
Structure, copy, and performance are shaped for bookings, enquiries, and credibility.
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Crafted quality
Visual rhythm, typography, and clean code. No generic solutions.
Services
Four ways a website can work for you.
I don't sell isolated pages. I build a path that makes the business recognisable and leads to the right enquiry.
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Custom websites
Structure, tone, and imagery shaped for the sector: restaurant, hotel, studio, gym, or brand.
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Conversion paths
A clear hierarchy, one main action, and short forms, so booking or writing is not an obstacle.
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Fast development
Light interfaces, optimised images, and comfortable reading on a phone, where many decisions happen.
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Multilingual presence
Italian, English, German, Portuguese, and Spanish, with aligned copy and metadata.
Portfolio
Five sectors, the same standard of care.
Each card is a published site. Open it, or read the case.
RestaurantsThe Velvet Table
Elegance and simplicity in service of the dining experience
- Next.js
- React
- Tailwind
HospitalityHotel Bellavista
Digital hospitality that captures the character of the property
- React
- Tailwind
- Vite
Professional studios
Gyms & fitness
Creative & personalIn numbers
Care you can see, including in the results.
Four references I use to keep the work concrete: volume, relationships, response time, and what the site gets people to do.
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Completed projects
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Happy clients
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Reviews
Tell me how it went.
A review stays pending until I read it. Then it appears here, with name, rating, and project.
Process
Three phases, no useless rush.
From the first conversation to launch, the path stays readable. You always know where we are.
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Discovery
Listening and analysis: audience, offer, obstacles, and what counts as a result.
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Design
Prototyping and iteration: structure, visual tone, and paths, revised until the page decides on its own.
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Launch
Implementation and optimisation: build, performance, accessibility, and going live.
Skills
Tools I use, not a display list.
I choose the stack for the project. The constant is an interface that is fast, clear, and easy to update.
Frontend
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- React
- Next.js
- Tailwind CSS
Backend
- Node.js
- Database
Tools
- Figma
- Git
- Vercel
- SEO
Practice
- UX/UI
- Responsive Design
- Performance Optimization
Standards
What I keep in check.
WCAG 2.1 AA
Contrast, visible focus, form labels, and a reading order that makes sense.
Core Web Vitals
Optimised images, little unnecessary JavaScript, a first screen that arrives quickly.
Technical SEO
Metadata, sitemap, alternate languages, and structured data search engines can read.
Custom design
Hierarchy shaped for the sector. No generic theme adapted at the last minute.
Notes
Project notes, not trends.
Three ideas that keep returning when I design a site for a real business.
The menu is not the website
A restaurant does not need a digital brochure. It needs a path: atmosphere, two dishes, a booking without friction. When the menu is the only job, the page stops working the moment someone is already convinced. I design the decision first, then the sections.
What I measure before launch
Response time, the weight of the first screen, the clarity of the main button. A slow or ambiguous page costs enquiries even when it is beautiful. Before publishing I check phone reading, contrast, keyboard focus, and the path to contact.
Trust, not ornament
Hotels, studios, and gyms sell different things, but visitors ask the same question: can I trust this? The answer sits in hierarchy, tone, and visual proof of the place. Ornament comes later, and only if it serves the message.
Questions
Before you write.
How long does a project take?
It depends on the scope. A site with a few sections takes a number of weeks, from the first conversation to launch.
Do you start from a template?
No. Each project starts with listening, structure, and an interface designed for that audience.
Which languages do you work in?
Italian, English, German, Portuguese, and Spanish.
How do we start?
Use the contact form. I reply with a reading of the scope, not a blind quote.
Contact
Ready for Your Project?
Tell me your idea, and we’ll look at the possibilities together