Division 01

Web agency Marrakech: custom websites and applications, built to perform

212 Communication is the web agency Marrakech businesses turn to once a do-it-yourself template stops paying its way. Every project starts from a blank page and your actual goals, not a theme resold to the next client. Code quality, UX and page speed decide whether a website quietly costs you money or earns its keep.

Tech stack

  • Next.js / React
  • React Native / Flutter
  • Node.js / Python
  • Headless CMS (Sanity, Strapi, WordPress)
  • PostgreSQL / MongoDB
  • AWS / Azure / OVH

Not a template — a website built around your business

Most enquiries fall into one of three groups: a founder whose site no longer reflects the business, a marketing team that has outgrown a page builder, or an operations lead who needs a process connected to existing tools. As a web agency Marrakech and international clients hire directly, we scope each situation differently rather than sell the same package to everyone.

If your team sits in Europe and needs a dedicated build-and-run team rather than one project, our digital offshoring practice in Marrakech is the better starting point. Everyone else, read on: what follows covers what we build, how a project runs, and what past clients measured after launch.

Five areas of expertise
from your web agency in Marrakech

From the first wireframe to the production server, every link in the chain is handled in-house — by the same team still answering your emails a year after launch.

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Sites & Platforms

Premium showcase sites, e-commerce and business portals: a fast WordPress build for a hotel or clinic, a headless Shopify or WooCommerce store, or bespoke development where no plugin fits. This is what a web agency Marrakech hospitality brands and retailers hire for — the WordPress agency Morocco properties trust for a fast relaunch, and the e-commerce website Marrakech retailers use to sell around the clock. Architecture is sized to survive a viral campaign: Core Web Vitals green, load under 1.5s, Lighthouse above 90.

Next.js / NuxtHeadless CMSShopify PlusCore Web VitalsMultilingual i18n

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UX / UI Design

User research, information architecture, low-fidelity wireframes then high-fidelity mockups, interactive prototypes and a full design system — components, tokens, documentation developers actually read. Ships in Figma with a live Storybook library, so your in-house team extends any screen without calling us. Accessibility is checked against WCAG from the wireframe stage, not after a complaint.

FigmaDesign systemUser testingWCAG accessibilityStorybook

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Web & Mobile Apps

Advanced web applications — SaaS, back-offices, internal tools — plus native mobile apps for iOS and Android: React Native for speed, Flutter for native performance. Authentication, push notifications, offline mode and real-time sync are standard, not add-ons. The brief: an app users choose to open, not merely one they can.

React NativeFlutterPWAPush / OfflineApp Store deploy

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API Integrations

CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho), ERP (Odoo, SAP), payment gateways (Stripe, CMI, PayPal), logistics, newsletters, accounting, AI services: connectors are built with proper error handling, retry logic, bidirectional webhooks and real documentation. The manual export-import routine that eats half a day a week disappears — your tools finally talk to each other directly.

REST / GraphQLWebhooksOAuth 2.0Rate limitingDocumentation

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Hosting & Security

Managed cloud hosting on AWS, Azure, OVH or Hetzner: SSL/TLS by default, a Cloudflare WAF, daily backups kept for 30 days, 24/7 uptime monitoring, proactive alerts, automated patching and GDPR compliance built into the stack, not a policy document. A 99.9% uptime SLA sits in the contract, with penalties — a hosting promise that costs us nothing if broken isn't really a promise.

Cloudflare WAFSSL A+Auto backupsSLA 99.9%GDPR compliant

— Our method

From sketch
to a live website.

A process refined across more than 820 projects, most delivered on the first submitted budget. Nothing at launch is a surprise — every screen, delay and change of scope was flagged while it was still cheap to fix.

01

Brief & Discovery (Week 1)

A framing workshop brings every stakeholder into one room or one call. Objectives, technical constraints, target users, budget and calendar get written down, and competitors get benchmarked properly. What comes out is a shared brief everyone signs off on, not a summary nobody read.

2–4h workshopCompetitive benchmarkApproved brief
02

UX & Architecture (Weeks 2–3)

Sitemap, user flows and low-fidelity wireframes come first, and no colour is applied until the logic holds up under questioning. It's deliberate: fixing a wireframe takes ten minutes; fixing the same mistake once it's coded costs closer to two hours.

Wireframes in Figma2–3 feedback roundsClient sign-off
03

UI Design & Prototype (Weeks 3–5)

High-fidelity mockups, a full design system and a clickable prototype: you experience your future website before a single line of production code exists. Feedback here costs nothing; once development starts, changes of direction are billed by the hour, and we say so upfront.

HF mockupsDesign systemFigma prototype
04

Sprint-Based Development (Weeks 5–N)

Two-week sprints, each closing with a working staging environment rather than a status slide. You test, comment and approve directly inside Notion or Linear, never buried in email. Automated tests and a systematic code review gate every merge, so speed never means a broken build reaching staging.

Staging env. each sprintAutomated testsSystematic code review
05

QA, Launch & Handover

Cross-browser testing, accessibility and performance audits, a written user manual, CMS training where relevant, content migration and a zero-downtime release. One month of free support follows launch, because the questions that matter tend to surface once real users start clicking around.

Lighthouse auditTraining included1 month post-launch support

820 projects delivered,
by the numbers.

Nineteen years of delivery across Morocco, Europe and sub-Saharan Africa. The figures below are averages from our own projects over the last three years, not industry benchmarks borrowed from a report.

98%delivered within the original budget
4 wksto a launch-ready showcase site
+156%organic traffic growth (12 months)
99.9%uptime guaranteed contractually

5-star hospitality · Marrakech

"Palais Rhoul's ageing website was quietly losing direct bookings to third-party platforms. With the new one, direct bookings multiplied by 2.8 within six months."

×2.8direct bookings · 6 months post-launch

Insurance · Mobile app · Casablanca

"Today, 40% of Bailey Assurances' claims are filed through the app with no human intervention at all — and it holds a 4.7 rating across 10,000 App Store reviews."

4.7★App Store · 40% of claims handled without a human

Fashion e-commerce · Paris

"Moving to headless architecture cut load time from 4.2 to 0.8 seconds — bounce rate dropped 38%."

-81%load time · -38% bounce rate

— Frequently asked

The questions
that keep coming up.

  • Budget 35,000 to 65,000 MAD for a premium showcase site — considered design, a proper CMS, real animation, not stock effects. A custom e-commerce build runs 60,000 to 150,000 MAD depending on features, and a complex platform starts beyond 300,000 MAD. Design, development, training and one month of support sit inside those ranges: the quote itemises everything, so nothing appears later as an add-on.

  • A showcase site: four to eight weeks. E-commerce: eight to fourteen weeks. A mobile app: twelve to twenty weeks. A complex platform: four to eight months. These figures sit in the contract, not just the proposal — any delay attributable to us triggers a penalty clause. It's our way of committing for real.

  • Yes, for every piece of content. We install whichever CMS matches your team's comfort level — WordPress, Sanity, Strapi or a dedicated back-office — and a two-hour training session is included as standard. For structural changes or new features, we offer either a monthly retainer or work billed by time spent.

  • Europe — France, Belgium, Switzerland — and sub-Saharan Africa make up roughly 30% of our client base. Everything runs remotely: weekly video calls, shared sprints in Notion or Linear, deliverables in French and English. Working from Marrakech means zero time difference with France, a genuine competitive advantage rather than a footnote.

  • Either, depending on what the project needs. As a website development company Marrakech clients return to for a second or third project, we're equally comfortable shipping a WordPress site a marketing team can run alone, or a custom platform when off-the-shelf logic won't stretch far enough. The recommendation comes after discovery, not before it.

— Let's talk about your project

Now you know how we build, let's talk about your project.

Thirty minutes, free, no slide deck: tell us where the project stands and where it needs to go. That's how engagements with your web agency Marrakech begin — a costed proposal follows within 48 hours, not a generic email.