Hussein Hammade · Web design & development · Lucerne
Web design in Lucerne for small businesses
Need a website that presents your business clearly and makes it easy to get in touch? I work with you directly, from the first conversation through design to launch.
Discuss your projectWhat your website should do
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Explain your offer: who you are, what you do and who you help.
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Stay easy to use on a phone, with readable content and accessible actions.
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Make contact simple with relevant email, phone, booking or enquiry options.
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Help search engines understand the content through a clear page structure, page titles and accessible HTML.
Clear scope. Transparent proposal.
We first agree on the pages, content and features you need. You then receive a proposal with a clear scope. We discuss additional requests before they lead to extra work.
A personal concept for a closer look

Restaurant · Personal concept
Phil’s Chicken
A lively restaurant concept for burgers, wings and tenders. The design captures the energy of the brand and guides guests to the menu, location and ordering.
View projectGood to know
Your questions. Clear answers.
Who provides web design in Lucerne here?
I’m Hussein Hammade, a web designer and developer based in Lucerne, Switzerland. I design and build websites and improve existing ones. You work directly with me on design and implementation.
Which businesses do you work with?
My services are intended for small businesses, restaurants and local service providers. Depending on the project, the focus is on explaining the offer, making important information accessible on mobile or simplifying the path to an enquiry.
Are the projects shown client commissions?
Phil’s Chicken, Ramatech and Ladylike Nails are personal website concepts by Hussein Hammade, not client commissions. They explore design approaches for restaurants, industry and beauty. Each project page explains the brief and design decisions.
How much does a website cost?
Cost depends on scope, content and features. We first discuss what you actually need, then I prepare a transparent proposal. If you already have a budget in mind, I can take that into account.
Can you improve my current website?
Yes. Send me the link and tell me what is not working or what you want to achieve. We can assess whether targeted changes are enough or whether a new structure would be more useful.
How long does a project take?
The timeline depends on scope, available content and feedback. We agree on a realistic schedule before starting. I only confirm a deadline once the requirements are clear.
What do you need from me?
For the first conversation, a short description of your plans and a link to your current website, if you have one, are enough. We then discuss which text, images and information will be needed.
What happens after launch?
We discuss access and how future changes will be handled before launch. Support and further development can be agreed separately if needed, with the scope set out in the proposal.