Sajtovi za firme
Our own project, not client work. The owner of a restaurant, a medical practice or a real estate agency usually does not know which regulations apply to their website, and general advice applies to everyone and to no one in particular. So we built a site that says, for each industry separately, what has to be on the site, what customers look for and where the regulations say so.
- Our own project
- September 2026
- 2 min read
- Astro 7
- GSAP ScrollTrigger
- Lenis
- Analytics with consent
- Customer
- Our own project, no client
- Theme
- What a business website must include, by industry
- Contents
- 12 issues by industry, a table of requirements and examples
- Technologies
- Astro 7, static site · GSAP ScrollTrigger · Lenis
- Privacy
- Analytics only with consent
- Mobile PageSpeed
- 97 out of 100, measured on October 16, 2026
- Website
- sajtovizafirme.com
- Status
- Live on our domain, launched September 28, 2026
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Why we built this site
When we build a website for a business, part of the work always goes into the same questions: what a restaurant has to say about allergens, whether a medical practice may publish treatment results, which number a real estate agency has to put in a listing. The answers exist, but they are scattered across laws, rulebooks and the codes of professional chambers. Sajtovi za firme brings them together in one place, industry by industry.
The site is laid out as a magazine with twelve issues, from restaurants and accommodation to law firms and manufacturers. Each issue has a sketch of a website for that industry, the regulations with article numbers, common mistakes and an example of a site we built. The site is ours; nobody commissioned it.
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The law kept apart from practice
Every claim about a requirement comes with the name of the regulation, its Official Gazette number, the article and a link to the text, and the regulations were checked on September 28, 2026. What is not in a regulation we do not present as a requirement: such items carry a “practice” label, so you can see right away what is mandatory and what is simply a good solution.
The requirements from all the issues are collected in a table by industry, with a filter and a link to the regulation on every row. The only examples used are sites we built whose case studies are here, on the Work page, with their mobile speed score and the date it was measured.
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A sketch that builds itself as you read
Each issue starts with the anatomy of a website for that industry. On a computer, next to the list, there is a sketch of a phone that assembles block by block as each item passes the middle of the screen, and a counter shows how far you have gotten. That part is driven by GSAP ScrollTrigger. Lenis adds smooth scrolling only for the mouse and touchpad, while on a phone scrolling stays native.
On a phone and with animations turned off, the sketch is complete right away, and all the text is in the HTML and readable without JavaScript. The frames with website screenshots move as a whole, without zooming, so a screenshot is never cropped.
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Static site
The site is built with Astro 7 and published as finished HTML pages, with no database. The only server-side part is the contact form, which receives inquiries on the site itself. Fonts and scripts are on the same domain, and the only external service is Cloudflare Turnstile, the form protection that loads only when an inquiry is sent. Essential storage runs the site without consent, and analytics turn on only with the visitor's consent.
Every page has its own sharing image and structured data, and the sitemap has 36 URLs, 18 in Serbian and 18 in English. The inquiry form is at the bottom of every page.
On a phone
The same site, in your hand.
Most visitors come from phones, so the layout, buttons and images are arranged for the small screen first.
Questions
What clients ask.
Is Sajtovi za firme a client site?
No. It is our own site: we write and maintain the content, and inquiries come in through the contact form on the site itself. It was not commissioned by any company.
Is the content legal advice?
No. Every claim comes with the regulation, the article and a link to the text, and where a regulation leaves room for interpretation, the site says so openly. For a specific business, a lawyer and the competent authority have the final word.
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