Landshut region

TYPO3 Agency Landshut

Landshut and Lower Bavaria live on a particular constellation: mid-sized manufacturers whose customers are corporations. That shapes the website too, because the requirements here often come from outside rather than from your own marketing.

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When the requirements come from customers

At supplier companies the website is rarely the first thing on the agenda. It becomes so when a major customer asks for evidence: on how easily information can be found, on data protection, increasingly on accessibility, because corporations pass their own obligations along the supply chain.

That changes the priorities. It is less about effect than about being able to show your work: is it documented how the site is built? Can the state of its accessibility be named? Are the data processing activities described properly?

We build with that in view. Configuration in files rather than in database records, an honest accessibility statement with limitations named, traceable processes. Details under BFSG and TYPO3 accessibility.

Running a site without an IT department

The second regional classic: manufacturing is highly specialised, and the IT department is one person who also does the website on the side. That works as long as nothing happens.

So we separate things cleanly. The technical operation runs through maintenance: following security advisories, updates in planned waves, backups with a tested restore. The content stays with you, and the installation is built so that works without a manual.

What genuinely protects and what mainly reassures is set out under securing TYPO3.

Close to Munich, without Munich prices

Landshut is a good hour from Munich and shares its economic area without taking on its cost level. For us it is the easternmost point alongside Regensburg: around three hours’ travel, planned meetings, everything else remote.

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Common questions

Our major customer sets requirements for our website. Is that usual?

Increasingly, yes. Large clients ask suppliers for dependable statements on availability of information, on data protection and sometimes on accessibility, not out of goodwill but because they are passing on their own obligations.

In practice that means the website is not only marketing but part of the supplier relationship. So we build it so that providing such evidence does not become an ordeal.

We have no IT department. Can we still run TYPO3?

Yes, provided the division of labour is clear. We take on the technical operation (updates, security advisories, backups) with the ongoing maintenance. You look after the content.

What matters is that the installation is built for it: few, clearly named content elements and a backend that holds only what is needed. Otherwise every change turns into a question.

How often do you come to Lower Bavaria?

For kick-offs, workshops and training. Landshut is around three hours from Stuttgart, so we plan that deliberately and combine several reasons into one trip.

Everything else runs remotely, and that is not a fallback: faults get solved through access to the server and the code, not through a journey.

An enquiry from Lower Bavaria?

Write and tell us what is on the table, including when the reason is a requirement from outside rather than a wish of your own.

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