covalente.dev

The problem

A software studio introduces itself with its own site, so the site has to be the argument. Almost every one in this trade is a template with a stock photo, or the opposite: a technical demo that takes its time to load on exactly the device people open it on. And one thing was still unsolved: publishing prices instead of asking for a meeting to say them out loud.

What we did

• We built the identity around the name: a covalent bond is two atoms sharing electrons, and that is the idea that explains how we work. The animated background on the home page draws precisely that.
• We wrote the whole site in Spanish and English, with every page pointing at its twin in the other language — for search engines, and for the visitor who switches halfway through.
• We published the entire price list — the four rungs, the add-ons and the monthly plans — read from a single module, so no figure can contradict another.
• We built a three-step quote form with a live estimate that runs on those same prices and keeps working with JavaScript disabled.
• We drew the home page background and the footer’s sunset with canvas and CSS: no animation library, no heavy photography.
• We ship it as a static site on Cloudflare: no server, no database, no monthly hosting cost.

The result

Bilingual end to end, with a light and dark theme, structured data and both languages’ URLs paired. The fonts are served from our own domain and loading the page makes no third-party request at all: no trackers, no Google Fonts, no external scripts. It is a Professional-rung site, and it is here precisely so it can be inspected rather than taken on trust.