Before asking a business to trust Kova, we wanted to show the standard of thinking and craft we bring to the work.
These are original concept websites—not commissioned client projects. Each explores a different service business, conversion problem, and visual direction.
Every image below is a real capture from a working local build. All five are live — open any demo and scroll it yourself.
A film-led experience for high-performance windows and doors. The interface turns product engineering into a tactile story, anchored by a custom 48-fps scrub sequence.
A product-first storefront that helps buyers compare, configure, and understand a technical door range without getting lost in a catalogue.
A restrained architectural concept where material, proportion, and daylight do the selling—designed for buyers who want fewer claims and better proof.
A fictional Antwerp practice built around calm decision-making: understandable treatment paths, transparent pricing context, and a low-friction first visit.
A fictional Mechelen roofing firm that replaces generic promises with practical proof: real project structure, pricing orientation, grants, and emergency routes.
Sometimes the right intervention is not a new website. These representative samples show the other routes a first diagnosis can uncover.
Example, not a client claim. A source-linked briefing for Belgian IT, MSP, cyber, and cloud providers.
Priority signal: A focused vendor advisory, translated into exposure questions, practical checks, and a client-forwardable angle.
A compact review of where a website may be losing trust or quote requests: clarity, mobile flow, service proof, CTA friction, contact path, and lead capture.
A short map of the repeated manual work that costs time: inputs, handoffs, documents, decision points, and the smallest useful intervention.
Send your website or, for Business Radar, three to five vendors or systems your team cares about. We will tell you whether there is a useful next step.
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