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DIRcms

Web studio building search-friendly websites and online shops on its own content management system

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About DIRcms

DIRcms is a web development studio, with a site written in Latvian, that builds search-friendly websites and online shops meant to work as sales tools for their owners. It has been doing web projects for more than 15 years, and in that time it has built over 50 online shops and 120 websites. Each project follows a set path: a meeting to gather requirements, a design sketch for approval, programming, testing and launch.

What DIRcms offers

  • Website development — sites built on an easy, fast content management system.
  • Online shops — functional e-commerce stores tailored to each client.
  • SEO — search optimisation aimed at better Google rankings.
  • Design and logos — page layouts agreed with the client, plus logo creation that uses AI.
  • Launch and monitoring — publishing to a server, connecting statistics and watching the site afterwards.

Key facts

  • Active since: 2009
  • Experience: more than 15 years
  • Track record: over 50 online shops and 120 websites

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.

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