Austria · Dubai · two seniors, no juniors
Twenty years each, one studio. Bianca does brand and print, Daniel does web and e-commerce — and neither of us disappears after launch.
Selected clients
Two of these marks belong to the same group. We built and still run six connected sites for them — one ecosystem, not six projects.
How we work
DANBIA is Daniel and Bianca. There is no third department and no account layer — the two people you talk to are the two people who do the work.
DAN
Daniel Redlinger · Web & e-commerce
Twenty years of WordPress and WooCommerce. Shops built to scale — fast under load, hardened against attack, multilingual where it matters, and still running years after launch.
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Bianca Nistor · Design & brand
Trained media designer, twenty years in identity and print. Corporate design, packaging, catalogues — everything from a favicon to a billboard, drawn once and delivered press-ready.
See all design servicesNothing gets handed over. The people who design your brand are the people who build your shop — and the people who still pick up the phone in year six.
Web & e-commerce
Every one of these is something we still maintain for clients years later. Start with one, add the rest when the shop earns it.
Design & brand
Bianca draws it once and delivers it press-ready — the same person from the first sketch to the file the printer opens.
Brand & shop
Most companies buy the design from one agency and the shop from another. Then the label says one thing and the product page says another. We do both, so it does not happen.
It starts with the system: colours, type, and the rules for using them. Everything that comes after inherits from here.
The label is drawn against that same system — and against what the product page will have to show later.
Built around the range as it actually exists, not around a template that happened to ship with the theme.
How long a pack lasts, what it costs per day, when it arrives. The page answers what a customer would otherwise ask before buying — or not ask, and leave.
Case studies
Every project below is still running and still ours. Every figure comes from the client.
How it works
You talk to the two people who will do the work — from the first call to the version still running years later.
Thirty minutes about your business, not about websites. You will also hear what we would not do — that part is usually more useful.
A written concept with a fixed price. What is included, what is not, and what it costs to add something later. No hourly surprises.
Design and development, with two review points where you see the real thing and say what is wrong while changing it is still cheap.
Updates, backups, monitoring — and the same two people on the other end when you call. This is where most of our work happens.
Why DANBIA
Every site we run is hardened, monitored and backed up off-site, with two-factor on every login. One incident across all of them in six years, caught and closed the same day.
No page-builder stack of twenty plugins doing what four lines of code do. That is why the sites stay fast years after launch, not just on the day they go live.
Fifteen languages for one hotel group. Six connected domains for one company. A hundred and twenty products in one catalogue. None of that needed a department.
Our average client relationship runs longer than six years. Not because of a contract — because nobody wants to explain their business to a new agency every three years.
The obvious question
Fair question, and we would rather answer it here than after you have signed. Both of us hold full access to every system we run — hosting, domains, backups, logins. Nothing lives in one person's head. If one of us is out, the other carries on without having to go looking first.
How maintenance worksClients
Four very different businesses: a manufacturing group, a hotel and congress centre, an academy, and a detailing studio.
“We restructured the company, and the websites had to follow. Today it is six sites that all work on the same principle — instead of six separate problems.”
“Our guests come from all over the world. Hotel, congress and resort now run in fifteen languages under one structure — that was unthinkable before.”
“We had an information page. Today we have a platform where participants enrol, pay and find their materials — ninety courses, all in one place.”
“The old site was a business card, nothing more. Now people see what we do before they call — and they call because they want exactly that.”
Questions
If something is missing here, ask us directly — you will get a person, not a ticket number.
Ask us anythingThere are no prices on this site, and that is deliberate — a shop with 25 products and a shop with 2,000 are not the same job. What you do get: after the first call, a written concept with a fixed price. You know the number before you commit to anything.
You do. Domain, hosting, code, analytics, ad accounts — registered in your name, with the logins in your hands. If you ever want to move, you take all of it with you. We have never held a client's site hostage and we are not going to start.
Yes. You get an editor login and a short handover, and most of our clients change texts, images and products themselves. For anything structural, call us — we would rather do it in ten minutes than repair it in two hours.
Often. We start with a check: what is it running on, what is out of date, what would break under load. Sometimes the answer is that a repair costs less than a rebuild — and we will say so, even though it is the smaller job for us.
It has for twenty years. Video calls, shared documents, and every decision in writing so nobody has to remember what was agreed. Most of our clients we meet once or twice a year — the work happens either way.
A website usually four to eight weeks, a shop longer. The real variable is content: product texts and photographs are almost always the bottleneck, not the build. The sooner those exist, the shorter the schedule.
Start
Four fields. No budget question, no drop-down asking how you found us — that
can wait until we are actually talking.
Rather write directly?
daniel@danbia.ae
bianca@danbia.ae