BB Fliesen: rebuilding a website without its source code

The familiar visual identity was recreated using existing screenshots and images. Service pages, navigation and forms were adapted for phones. The website includes German and English versions.

We built angebot.bb-fliesen.de to receive quote requests from Google Ads and Facebook Ads campaigns. The page focuses on renovation and tiling work in Berlin. Forms, tracking and CRM support the handling of enquiries.

BB Fliesen was different from a website project starting with a blank page. The client already had a visual identity and materials worth retaining. The domain, images and screenshots provided references, but they did not replace access to the previous implementation. The work involved rebuilding a recognizable experience on a foundation the client could manage again.

Screenshots help explain composition, page types and how a company presented itself. They do not automatically reveal form behavior or the phone experience. Those elements need attention as part of reconstruction. For this project, identity continuity and a functioning replacement were complementary requirements: the client needed to recognize the website while being able to continue using it for the company’s services and enquiries.

Someone searching for tiling or renovation work in Berlin considers more than the appearance of a homepage. They need to understand which jobs the company handles and where to begin a discussion about their own space. Reconstructed service pages and navigation organize that information into a presentation that can also be consulted from a phone.

German and English versions support the same offer for visitors with different language preferences. The company identity stays consistent, while explanations and actions need to make sense in the selected language. Mobile adaptation therefore means more than reducing image sizes. The relationship between a service, its explanation and the enquiry form must remain easy to follow on a narrow screen, particularly before a visitor requests a quotation.

The main website and angebot.bb-fliesen.de have related goals but different entry contexts. The first presents the company and its services, while the prelanding is intended for enquiries from campaigns. A visitor arriving through a renovation advertisement needs a direct connection between the message they saw, the work they are considering and the quotation request.

Keeping that route separate allows campaign explanations to be considered and adjusted within their own setting. The Angebot page concentrates on renovation and tiling in Berlin. Its form provides a transition from general interest to describing a particular need. Visiting the page is not treated as equivalent to commissioning a renovation: clarification and assessment still follow the initial request before a business discussion can become an agreed job.

A quotation request becomes useful when the team can receive it and follow its progress. Tracking and CRM connect the form with that ongoing work, giving enquiries a route beyond the website visit. The source and submitted information provide context for discussing the proposed job and assessing the campaign page.

Together, the BB Fliesen project combines recovery of an online presence with a dedicated entry point for enquiries. The main website returned on a manageable technical foundation, while the prelanding serves Google Ads and Facebook Ads traffic. Its development status reflects continuing work. The documented contribution concerns reconstruction, the quotation page and enquiry organization. Interface screenshots demonstrate that structure; they are not substituted for evidence about sales or the number of renovation contracts secured.