Eric Socrat Website studio

Independent website design & development

A clear website for your business.

For service businesses and small teams. A new website, a better existing one, or a simpler way for customers to find you and get in touch.

A short message is enough to start. No brief required.

A website in practice
Current Natelier English landing page with the Nails by Natalie headline, appointment actions and a manicure concept image.
NatelierServices, pricing and appointment requests.

Live site · Controlled launch. The manicure image is concept imagery.

What I can help with

Start with what your website needs to do.

01

A new business website

Clear pages for your services, useful information and a straightforward way to contact you.

02

A clearer existing site

Review what is confusing, difficult to use on mobile or getting in the way of the next step.

03

Languages and bookings

Plan multilingual content and connect the website to an appropriate booking or enquiry path.

One example

From choosing a service to requesting a visit.

Natelier Private nail studio · Limassol

A multilingual website for a private nail studio in Limassol, with services, prices and appointment requests designed for mobile.

  • Four languages, including right-to-left Hebrew.
  • A clear path from services and prices to an appointment request.
  • A private address kept out of the public site.

Public soft launch; services and launch details are still being reviewed.

For an independent product example: TryVit (opens in a new tab)↗ — active development.

Working together

You’ll work with Eric.

I’m Eric Socratous, based in Kraków. I plan the content and design direction, review the website and check it against the agreed brief.

I use AI coding tools and agents for most implementation. My contribution is the brief, requirements, design choices and review.

  1. 01

    Talk through the need

    Tell me about your business, the current site if you have one, and what needs to work better.

  2. 02

    Agree the scope

    Pages, content, features, costs and timing are discussed before building.

  3. 03

    Build, review and hand over

    Review the site together, check its content and key journeys, and follow the agreed launch plan.

Before we start

Clear expectations first.

The scope and responsibilities should be clear before either of us commits.

What will my website cost?

The quote depends on the pages, content and features you need. We discuss the scope, timing, revisions and any recurring costs before you decide.

Who handles the domain, hosting and updates?

Before starting, we agree which accounts will be used, who controls them, how the site and files are handed over, and who will handle updates. Hosting, subscriptions and ongoing support need to be explicit in the scope.

Can we improve my existing website?

Send the link and tell me what isn’t working for you. We can look at what to keep, what to improve and whether a rebuild makes sense.

What should I have ready?

A short description of your business and what you need help with. Include an existing website or a reference you like if you have one. You don’t need to decide the page structure, button wording or technology first.

Start a conversation

Tell me about your website.

What does your business do, and what would you like the website to help with?

ericsocratous@gmail.com

Email directly, or copy the address into your email app.

Optional planning tools

If you already want to work through the details, you can prepare a project brief or look at style examples. Neither is required to get in touch.