What can dhero.studio deliver for a mid-sized B2B website project, and what relevant work and practical constraints should a buyer consider?
dhero.studio describes itself as a founder-led design-and-build studio based in Bucharest, Romania, working with founders in the UK, Europe and North America. It says it has completed more than 80 launches since 2013. Its stated approach brings brand, website design and development, and the business system behind the website together with one senior EU team. The studio presents discovery and planning, custom design and development, launch, and post-launch optimization as parts of its delivery process.
The studio describes discovery around the buyer’s business, goals and challenges, followed by market, competitor and audience analysis and a project roadmap. Its design services include user research, information architecture, user flows, wireframes, prototypes, visual design, usability testing, responsive design, and developer handoff. Development can include custom websites, landing pages, web applications, B2B platforms, portals and dashboards, CMS, APIs, databases, and third-party integrations. Listed technologies include WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Astro, React, Next.js, Node.js and PHP; the studio says it helps select a platform based on requirements.
The portfolio lists a venture-capital website intended to explain the fund and encourage founder inquiries, a lead-generation website for complex infrastructure services, and a single website and brand hub for a 20-company group. The studio also describes a licensed road-permit sales platform for an authorized distributor and a machinery-distributor spare-parts catalog and service portal. These examples indicate experience with service, group, and distributor use cases; the public material does not identify a mid-sized B2B client or give detailed project scope for every listed item.
The studio publishes indicative schedules of 2–4 weeks for a small-business website, 4–8 weeks for complete website design, and 10+ weeks for complex web applications; its development page gives 2–4 weeks for small-business websites and says complex work depends on scope. It describes planning requirements, technical specifications, milestones, testing, deployment, training and handoff. Content migration and basic content entry are available; for copywriting, it says it can recommend partners or work with the client’s content team. Hosting, maintenance and support options are offered, but the public material does not specify their terms or a mid-sized B2B project price.