Brochure Website
Your online business card. A professional website that presents your business, services and contacts clearly, elegantly and optimised for search engines.
Websites for hotels, restaurants and businesses on Lake Garda, with content and navigation shaped around choosing a room, experience or service. Structure, languages and features start with your business goals.

Olga Design Studio is a creative studio based in Riva del Garda, specialising in interior design and web design for hotels, restaurants, B&Bs and commercial businesses on Lake Garda.
Combining interior design with professional website creation allows your restaurant, hotel or shop to develop a cohesive visual identity: the same colours, style and atmosphere — from the venue's counter to the website's homepage.
To get started, share your current website if you have one, your services, available images and the enquiries you want to receive. We use this information to define a structure and proposal.
Your online business card. A professional website that presents your business, services and contacts clearly, elegantly and optimised for search engines.
A single page designed to convert. Ideal for advertising campaigns, seasonal promotions or launching a new service. Persuasive design, fast loading and effective calls-to-action.
Room, service and stay information with clear paths to contact or booking. Languages, booking engines and integrations are assessed against the hotel’s existing systems.
A menu that is easy to read on a phone, venue images and practical visitor information. Table enquiries and booking integrations are defined in the brief.
Take your shop online. Product catalogue, secure payments, order and shipping management. Perfect for artisan workshops, wine shops and local produce stores on Lake Garda.
Is your site outdated, slow or not mobile-friendly? We modernise it, keeping what works and improving everything else: design, speed, SEO and usability.
Baita Vista · demonstration concept
These mockups illustrate a proposed journey for a mountain hotel: understand the stay, explore a room and find the next step.

A photograph, room name, amenities and availability prompt appear on one screen. A real project also defines capacity, beds and conditions that help guests choose.

The mockup shows dates, guests and contact details. On an operational website the journey connects to the hotel’s chosen booking engine; payments and integrations need checking before development.

The presentation shows desktop, tablet and phone layouts together. On the developed website we check readability, menus, buttons and the booking journey at mobile sizes.
This is a visual example with demonstration copy and interfaces, not a live availability or payment system. Content, languages and connections to hotel systems form part of the scope to agree.
Explore the Baita Vista conceptWe start with your type of business and intended audience. Languages, content and practical information follow those goals rather than assumptions about every local business.
We can meet in person or remotely to understand the business, gather materials and agree priorities. Meetings form part of the agreed process.
For a launch before a season or event, the schedule accounts for content, approvals, development and checks. Google controls indexing; it cannot be guaranteed by a particular date.
Images help tell the story of your spaces, products and people. We review what is available and agree any additional content production.
Before launch, we define who updates the site, what support is included and how later requests will be handled.
Imagine this: a tourist finds your restaurant on Google. They visit your website and are struck by the elegant design, warm colours and inviting photos. They book a table. When they arrive, they find exactly what the site promised — the same style, the same atmosphere, the same attention to detail.
This consistency between online and offline comes from an integrated approach: Olga Design Studio can coordinate the design of both your physical and digital spaces.
For hotels: The same colour palettes from the rooms carry through to the website. The same welcoming feeling guests experience in the lobby, they already feel browsing the site.
For restaurants: The intimate atmosphere of your venue comes through from the homepage. The colours of the physical menu match the online menu.
For shops: Your shop window and your homepage tell the same story. Customers recognise your brand wherever they encounter you.
Coordinating the space, visual identity and website can form one project or focus on a single area, depending on the business’s needs.
Demo concepts show our approach to structure, content and navigation, not commercial results for clients. Olga Design is the studio’s live website.
Concept demoA tour guide demo concept: excursion presentation, imagery and a route towards an enquiry.
Concept demoA bicycle rental demo concept: catalogue organisation and an enquiry journey.

Studio website with project portfolio, SEO-optimised blog, 4 languages and minimalist Next.js design.
Starting points for defining a project. Features are selected and agreed in the proposal rather than automatically included for every business.
The proposal specifies pages, languages, content, integrations, revisions and support. External services, licences and recurring costs are listed separately.
An in-person or video discussion to clarify the audience, materials, needs and objectives.
We study your competitors, your market and your audience. We define the site structure and SEO strategy.
We create your site design: layout, colours, typography, images. We show you drafts and gather your feedback.
We turn the approved design into a working website. Modern technologies, clean code, optimised speed.
We carry out the agreed checks before publication. Analytics and Search Console are configured according to the brief and available access.
Updates, maintenance and support follow the arrangements defined in the proposal.
Timing depends on pages, languages, content, integrations and revisions. After the brief, we agree phases and delivery dates. The availability of text, images and approvals affects the schedule.
Management is chosen for the project: a content management system or agreed updates by the studio. Before starting, we define who updates what and which training or assistance is included.
The proposal specifies the SEO work: structure, titles and descriptions, URLs, sitemap, performance and content. Objectives and any ongoing work are agreed separately. Indexing and rankings are controlled by Google and are not guaranteed.
We share drafts before development and gather feedback at the agreed review stages. The number of revisions and approval process are defined in the brief; changes in scope are assessed separately.
Domain, hosting, email and maintenance can be included in the proposal. Ownership, responsibilities, external services and recurring costs are clarified before work begins.
Tell us about your project using the form or WhatsApp. We review your requirements and agree on the service scope and quote.
A website should help people understand your service and take a useful next step. For a hotel this may mean comparing rooms; for a restaurant, reading the menu and finding practical information; for another business, deciding whether to enquire.
We review the intended audience, existing website and available text and images. Languages are selected for the people you want to reach. The proposal defines the pages, content responsibilities, design, reviews and publication process.
A hotel website can connect room information with an enquiry form or booking system. Integration depends on the systems in use and is assessed before development. A restaurant may need a mobile-friendly menu, opening information and an agreed reservation channel. Features are selected around the business’s actual needs.
The Baita Vista demo concept shows an approach to hotel imagery, room pages and navigation. It does not document commercial bookings. Where relevant, the site can be coordinated with commercial interior design and visual identity.
The fee depends on pages, languages, content, integrations and support. For the questions to include in a brief, see the website cost guide. Technical SEO and content work are specified in the proposal; Google indexing and rankings cannot be guaranteed. Before launch, we agree responsibility for updates, hosting, external services and later assistance.