Websites for Split and Dalmatia

Website design in Split, for locals and visitors.

I build fast websites for Split businesses in Croatian and other languages, with clear contact details and SEO foundations, so the site works for you in and out of season.

A website for your Split business.

Split businesses serve two audiences. In summer you are found by visitors who do not speak Croatian and decide on their phone, often while walking along the Riva, and the rest of the year customers are locals from Split, Solin and Kaštela.

That is why I build Split sites in Croatian and English, and in German or Italian if needed, with language tags set up correctly. A visitor from Germany sees the German version, and a customer from Split sees the Croatian one.

I also set up SEO foundations, link the site to your Google Business Profile and add enquiry tracking, so you know how many calls and messages come from the site.

Seasonal business needs a site you can change easily.

Opening hours, offers and photos in Split change with the season. I hand over the site with simple editing, so you update seasonal offers, times and photos yourself, without waiting for a developer.

For businesses working in several places, from Trogir to Omiš, I build pages for each area, so Google shows you to people searching right there.

Neighbourhoods and places your site can cover

  • Old town
  • Varoš
  • Bačvice
  • Firule
  • Meje
  • Split 3
  • Žnjan
  • Mertojak
  • Solin
  • Kaštela
  • Podstrana
  • Trogir
  • Čiovo
  • Omiš
  • Klis
  • Brač
  • Šolta

Who gains most from a site like this

  • apartments and accommodation
  • restaurants and taverns
  • excursions and boat rental
  • salons and wellness
  • car repair and rent-a-car
  • tradespeople

I also build sites for businesses in other cities: Website design Rijeka, Website design Zagreb, Website design Zadar, Website design Osijek, Website design Pula, Website design Varaždin.

Your website and Google Maps work together.

Visitors and locals in Split often see you on Google Maps first and only then open your site. A Split salon that worked with me on local SEO reached 1st place in the city in 55 days. When the site and profile share the same details and clear contact options, that visibility turns into calls more easily.

Marketing agency Split
place in Split within 55 days
1st
clients across Croatia
20+
weeks to build a site
3 to 6

What a website build in Split includes.

Six things every site has before it goes live.

  • Several languages

    Croatian and English versions, plus German or Italian if needed, with correct language tags.

  • Copy for every page

    I write the copy in Croatian and English, based on what visitors and local customers ask.

  • Fast on mobile

    Visitors decide on their phone, often on a weak signal, so the site has to open instantly.

  • SEO foundations

    Titles, descriptions and structured data in every language, with pages for services and places.

  • Linked Google profile

    The same details on the site and profile, so visitors find you more easily on the map.

  • Seasonal changes

    You change offers, opening hours and photos yourself, with a short guide.

Web design in Split: what visitors and customers need to see first.

A visitor in Split usually decides within seconds, phone in hand. So I design with the most important information on the first screen, in the visitor's language.

  1. Photos

    Real photos of the space, the food or your work, because visitors choose with their eyes.

  2. Location

    A map and directions, because a visitor does not know where Varoš or Žnjan is.

  3. Contact

    Call, WhatsApp or a form in one tap, on every page.

Online stores in Split

If you sell products, from local delicacies to equipment, I also build online stores on WooCommerce and Shopify, with payments and delivery.

Online store development

From the first conversation to a live site.

A build usually takes three to six weeks, so the best time to start is winter or early spring.

  1. Free call

    We talk about your business, the season and the languages you need, and I suggest a structure and timeline.

  2. Structure and copy

    The page list and copy in Croatian and English, and you send any changes.

  3. Design and build

    Design that fits your brand, the build, translations, speed and SEO settings.

  4. Launch and handover

    The site goes live before the season, with analytics and an editing guide.

Frequently asked questions.

If your question is not here, ask me directly on a free call.

How much does a website in Split cost?

The price depends on the number of pages and languages, whether I write all the copy, and whether you need bookings, an online store or other features. After a free 30 minute call you get an offer for exactly what you need.

How many languages should my site have?

For most Split businesses Croatian and English are enough. If many of your guests come from Germany or Italy, I add those languages too, with correct tags so Google shows every visitor the right version.

When should I order a site if my business is seasonal?

Ideally in winter or early spring. A build usually takes three to six weeks, and Google needs a few more weeks to get to know the site, so it is good to have it ready before the first enquiries for the season.

Can I change seasonal offers and photos myself?

Yes. I hand over the site with simple editing and a short guide, so you change offers, opening hours and photos yourself.

Can the site take enquiries and bookings?

Yes. Every site has an enquiry form, and for accommodation, excursions and similar services I can add bookings or a link to the calendar you already use.

Will people find me on Google?

Every site has SEO foundations in each language and is connected to Google Search Console. For visibility on Google Maps in Split I also recommend local SEO, which I run as a separate service.

Let's get your site ready before next season.

On a free 30 minute call I review your current site or your plan for a new one and suggest languages, structure and a timeline.

A few short questions before the call

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What does your business do?

Pick the option closest to your work.