Web development
From a presentation site to a system with bookings, payments and several languages.
- Custom design & brand identity
- CMS for easy self-editing
- Booking, reservations & webshop
We build everything from a single page to a system with three thousand items: booking that never sells the same slot twice, a web shop that knows what is in stock, and a trilingual catalogue that maintains itself.
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Four things, each of them done to the end. We don't sell you what you don't need.
From a presentation site to a system with bookings, payments and several languages.
A page per service and per town, technically clean. No tricks that work once and then turn on you.
A catalogue that syncs itself with your stock, weight based shipping and a checkout that clears first time.
Native iOS apps that look and feel exactly how Apple users expect.
Four steps. In each one you know what is happening and what is asked of you.
Where your customers come from today, where you lose them, and what would have to change for that to stop. Only then does drawing make sense.
Which pages exist, how you reach them and what each one is for. Design goes onto that structure, not the other way round.
No stage where a beautiful mock-up turns out to be unbuildable. Checks run on real devices, not in a simulator.
We launch, measure and remain available. No mandatory monthly package if you do not need one.
A selection from tourism, hospitality, real estate, healthcare and media. Click any project for the full case study.
Leo Vladimir's training system as an app on the phone: logging sets in the gym, Leo's video for every exercise, progress and messages with the coach, with payments and subscriptions. It installs straight from the web.
Leo Vladimir's training system as an app on the phone: logging sets in the gym, Leo's video for every exercise, progress and messages with the coach, with payments and subscriptions. It installs straight from the web.
Sister sites for speedboat day tours from Split: two separate brands, with one booking system and one admin panel behind them.
A hunting, fishing and camping shop in Imotski whose 3,283 items fill themselves from the till in the store, nobody retypes a price.
A Trogir boat-tour agency that sold from the waterfront, given an online sales channel it never had, and page-one Google visibility within weeks.
A speedboat tour operator from Trogir and Split, selling a group tour, private charters and taxi-boat transfers through three different booking flows on one site.
A family-run private tour operator whose homepage answers the guest instead of collecting an email, plus an admin panel the family runs the fleet and blog from.
Private transfers and day tours from Dubrovnik across three countries: prices up front, and a booking system that is deliberately nothing but email and WhatsApp.
Private transfers and day trips from Dubrovnik: the guest sees the price before typing a name, pays in the same visit and gets a voucher straight away, while the office runs everything from an admin on a phone.
A webshop for an organic almond farm: 16 products, weight-based shipping, one-page checkout, and an admin board the owners run themselves.
A Dalmatian developer that sells direct with no agency fee and raises the capital for its own builds: two audiences, two separate doors.
A tavern in old Trogir whose reservations land on WhatsApp as a finished message: date, time, party size and seating, with nothing to ask back.
A site for a holistic therapist where all eight buttons lead to the same short booking form, and a newsletter with an archive of over a hundred articles behind it.
A local station's site: the live stream, a filtered feed of local news and the podcast, none of it typed in by hand.
Full case studies: Big Beard Man · Navy Blue & Blue Cave · Zov Divljine · Trogir Tours · SeaExplore · Private Experience · Dubrovnik4U · Galaxy Transfer · Gospoja Mendula · Avanti Properties · Konoba Toma · Put do Balansa · Radio Benkovac
Numbers our clients reported after launch. Each one sits next to its case study, with an explanation of what was actually built.
5.0 on Google, 9 reviews. See the profile. Reviews come from our Google profile. Left in Croatian, translated here.
Excellent new site, and sales doubled on top of it. Well done!
They built me a new web shop recently, top, top. My sales are up 10%. Delighted ♥️
Strigy is reliable and they really did the job properly. I am happy with their service and I definitely recommend them.
Strigy is excellent at what they do. They built everything exactly the way I imagined it, without a single problem. I would recommend their service to anyone.
Nothing but praise. Excellent communication, the job done really well. Recommended 👌👌
Fast, efficient, always available and the job well done. All praise and every recommendation from us!
From the first contact they were very kind, professional and helpful. They listened carefully to everything we wanted, offered useful suggestions and built a website that fits our needs completely. The agreement was honoured in every detail and all the work was finished on time.
Strigy Studio is a development studio based near Split, Croatia. Behind us are more than ten years of work on websites, booking systems and mobile apps for clients across tourism, hospitality, real estate and healthcare.
We take on projects where something has to work, not merely look right: bookings that must never overlap, stock that has to be accurate, payments that have to clear first time, and content in several languages. That kind of thing we write ourselves, because it does not assemble from ready-made parts.
More about the studio Get in touchEvery case study links to the client’s live site, not a screenshot.
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You speak to the person working on your project, not to a sales desk.
Edits as needed, with no mandatory monthly package.
It depends on the scope: how many pages, whether you need booking or a web shop, how much content is ready. A fixed price list would be wrong for almost everyone, so we quote after a short conversation.
A simpler presentation site usually two to four weeks. A web shop or booking system takes longer, depending on how many systems have to be connected. We agree the deadline before we start and we keep it.
No. A template carries code for a hundred cases when you need three, so the site ends up slower than it has to be and harder to change. When the code is ours, a change is just a change.
Yes. Text, images, prices and products are edited through an interface, without a developer. We build that interface for your content rather than taking a generic one.
Every site we build is technically correct for search engines from day one. On top of that we offer dedicated SEO work, pages per service and per town, and content, when the goal is to grow on Google.
Yes, across Croatia and abroad. Several projects ran without a single meeting in person. Clients near Split, Trogir, Kaštela and Zadar we happily meet face to face.
You do. Once the final instalment is paid, the code, the database and all access pass to you in full. We hand the repository over rather than keeping it. Any other developer can pick the project up and carry on, nothing gets rebuilt from scratch.
The site is written in standard code, with no proprietary tooling that exists only at our end, so any developer can maintain it. The handover is part of delivery, not a service we bill for later.
There is no mandatory monthly package. Work is agreed as needed, when something has to change or be added. Hosting and the domain are paid separately and go directly to the provider, not through us.
Describe it in a few sentences. We reply within 24 hours with a concrete proposal, and the same project lead takes you from that first conversation through to delivery.
Let's talkYou do not need a finished brief. Tell us what you are building and where it is getting stuck. We reply within 24 hours with a concrete proposal, and you speak to the person who will work on it, not to a sales desk.
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