What Hasselt-based entrepreneurs ask of a website
Hasselt is the capital of Limburg: the provincial government, the courts and the sector federations sit here, and with them a whole layer of lawyers, accountants and consultancies. The city has also lived on fashion and retail for decades. The stores around the Demerstraat pull shoppers from across the north-east of the country, and many of them are still family businesses. Their websites have to carry that personal touch.
On the old Philips site, Corda Campus has grown into one of Belgium's largest technology campuses, where start-ups, scale-ups and the IT departments of established groups work side by side. These two worlds ask for very different things: a fashion retailer wants a shop that actually sells, while a software firm on Corda wants a client portal that plugs into what it already runs. We work with both, without pretending it is the same project.
For Hasselt-based entrepreneurs, language matters as much as design, especially once you sell across the language border or abroad. In addition, the legal basics come as standard: your enterprise number in the legal notice and GDPR-compliant cookies.