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Websites
Explore this serviceA professional website that tells your story clearly and guides visitors toward the right action.
Web agency based in Hoofddorp
Matodev helps businesses and teams with design, development, and technical maintenance. One point of contact, clear decisions, and clear agreements for maintenance after launch.
What we do
No fixed package you have to fit into. We first determine what is needed, then build only what adds value.
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A professional website that tells your story clearly and guides visitors toward the right action.
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Custom portals, dashboards, and tools that reduce manual work and make processes easier to manage.
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Technical maintenance for websites and applications, with ongoing attention to updates, backups, and continuity.
Selected work
A selection of client projects and in-house digital products, each with a different technical and practical context.
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Client project
A website project in which Matodev has supported the website, technical work, migration, and ongoing maintenance.
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Client project
A standalone event website that presents the essential event information to visitors in a clear way.
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In-house Matodev product
An internally developed web product focused on website monitoring and web tools, built as a Matodev product.
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A strong result starts with a clear process. That is why decisions, expectations, and progress stay visible from day one.
We discuss your question, goals, and what you want the project to achieve.
You receive a clear scope, approach, and proposal before development starts.
We work in clear stages and review progress and decisions together.
After final checks, the product launches and we agree on maintenance and next steps.
Working together
We start with your goal and users, not with a technology or template.
You discuss content and technology directly, without unnecessary handovers.
We keep the solution understandable, maintainable, and ready for further development.
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