Website Design in Eindhoven for Tech Suppliers, Scale-ups and Local Firms
A strong Eindhoven business website explains a technical product so that an engineer, a purchaser and a job candidate each find their answer quickly. It usually needs English and Dutch versions, a careers section that speaks to international talent, your eight-digit KvK number, GDPR-compliant forms and a cookie banner that follows Dutch rules.
Eindhoven is not a typical place to buy a website. Philips started here as a light bulb factory in 1891, and the city has been shaped by engineering ever since. Today the Brainport region around Eindhoven and Helmond is built around ASML in Veldhoven, NXP, Signify, DAF Trucks, the High Tech Campus and Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). Hundreds of smaller firms machine parts, write embedded software, build test equipment or supply cleanroom services to those names.
That shapes who types "website design eindhoven" in English. Many searchers are founders and marketing leads at suppliers and scale-ups whose working language is English, or international engineers who have started their own consultancy. Their customers might sit in Taiwan, Germany or around the corner on the campus. Their next hire might come from India, Italy or Brazil. A website that only says "we deliver quality solutions" helps none of those readers.
We are Bhardwaj Web Solutions, a web design and SEO team based in India. We have no office in Eindhoven and will not pretend otherwise. We have built more than 1,500 websites over 15+ years for clients in 11+ countries, hold a 4.9★ rating on our Google Business Profile, and work in English with a daily overlap with the Dutch morning. This page sets out what we would plan for an Eindhoven company and why.
Explaining a hard product to three different readers
A precision-motion supplier or a photonics start-up usually has three audiences on the same site. The engineer wants specifications, tolerances, interfaces and a downloadable datasheet. The purchaser or supply-chain manager wants to know about certifications, lead times, capacity and who to call. The non-specialist (an investor, a journalist, a candidate's partner) wants one paragraph that says what the company actually does.
Most high-tech websites serve only the first group, or bury everything in generic claims. We structure product and capability pages so that each layer is visible: a plain-language summary at the top, a scannable table of specifications, then the deep technical detail, with a clear route to an engineer rather than a sales inbox.
Capability pages, not brochure pages
One page per process or competence, such as precision machining, cleanroom assembly or FPGA development, written so that a buyer can judge fit before the first call.
Datasheets and gated downloads
PDFs and CAD files can be open or requested through a short form. If a form collects personal data, we keep it minimal and describe the purpose in your privacy notice.
Confidentiality-aware references
Many Brainport suppliers work under NDA and cannot name their customers. We help you show competence through sectors served, problems solved and certifications held instead.
Fast pages for slow networks
Engineers often open your site on a customer site or a trade-fair floor. Lean pages and compressed images keep load times short even on weak mobile signal.
Your careers section competes with ASML for the same people
Talent is the constraint in Brainport. ASML alone employs more than 22,000 people at its Veldhoven headquarters, and the High Tech Campus says its 300+ companies employ people from over 100 nationalities. A smaller supplier competing for the same mechatronics engineer has to explain, quickly and in English, why someone should join them instead.
We treat the careers section as a sales page for the job. That means real photos of the team and the workplace, a description of the actual projects a new hire would touch, the working language in the team, and practical information that international candidates look for, such as whether you can support relocation. Vacancies get their own pages with structured data so they can appear in Google's job listings.
Dutch, English, or both?
Inside a tech company in Eindhoven, English often dominates. Outside it, much of the regional economy still runs in Dutch: installers, accountants, municipalities and many family-owned suppliers search, read and buy in Dutch. The Netherlands ranks first in the EF English Proficiency Index 2025, so a Dutch reader can usually manage an English site, but people still trust a page in their own language more, and Google shows Dutch-language pages to people who search in Dutch.
For most Eindhoven companies we recommend a bilingual site with proper language versions rather than a translation plugin: separate URLs for /en/ and /nl/, hreflang tags so Google serves the right version, and copy that is written for each audience. A machine shop's Dutch page might lead with lead times and local service; the English page might lead with export experience and certifications. If budget only allows one language at launch, we build the structure so that the second can be added later without rebuilding.
What a Dutch company website must disclose
Article 27 of the Handelsregisterwet 2007 requires registered businesses to show their trade register number on letters, quotations, invoices and similar communications, and the Kamer van Koophandel (KvK) states that this includes your website and business emails. Article 3:15d of the Dutch Civil Code adds that online service providers must make their identity, contact details, trade register number and, where relevant, VAT identification number easy and permanently accessible.
For a sole trader, that VAT number is the separate btw-identificatienummer, not the omzetbelastingnummer, which contains the owner's citizen service number and should never be published. On the privacy side, forms, analytics and newsletter sign-ups fall under the GDPR (AVG in Dutch), supervised by the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens. We set up these details as standard and recommend that you confirm anything specific to your business with your accountant or lawyer.
Footer details
Company name, address, KvK number, btw-id where applicable and a working email address.
Privacy statement
Written for the tools you actually use, in English and Dutch if your site has both versions.
Cookie consent
Tracking and marketing cookies load only after the visitor agrees, with refusing as easy as accepting.
Design for a city that hosts Dutch Design Week
Eindhoven also has a second identity. Design Academy Eindhoven trains designers known internationally, and Dutch Design Week fills the city every October with exhibitions across venues such as Strijp-S, the former Philips site. Clients and candidates here have a sharper eye than average for clumsy layouts and stock imagery.
That does not mean a high-tech supplier needs an art-gallery website. It means clean typography, generous white space, honest photography of your own machines and people, and restraint with animation. Good design here is mostly about clarity: the reader should understand what you make within a few seconds.
Businesses we can help across the Eindhoven region
Most of our Eindhoven-area work would fall into three groups: suppliers and engineering consultancies in the Brainport chain; campus start-ups and scale-ups preparing for funding or hiring; and local service businesses such as clinics, installers, restaurants and retailers in Stratum, Woensel, Strijp or the city centre who mainly need to be found in Dutch.
Because the region works as one labour and supply market, a site for an Eindhoven company usually serves the neighbouring municipalities too: Veldhoven, Best, Son en Breugel, Nuenen, Geldrop-Mierlo, Waalre and Helmond. For local service businesses we add service-area pages only where you genuinely work, each with its own content, and align them with your Google Business Profile.
Should a website for an Eindhoven company be in English or Dutch?
Usually both. English reaches international customers, investors and the many non-Dutch engineers in Brainport, while Dutch reaches regional suppliers, installers, public bodies and local consumers who search in Dutch. Build separate language versions with their own URLs and hreflang tags, and write each version for its reader rather than translating word for word.
Do I have to show my KvK number on my website?
Yes, for most registered businesses. The Handelsregisterwet requires the trade register number on business communications, and the KvK says this covers your website and business emails. The Civil Code also requires online service providers to show their register and number. Most companies place it in the footer and on the contact page.
Some organisations, such as associations and foundations without business activities, are exempt. If you are unsure whether your entity is covered, the KvK and your accountant can confirm.
How can a small high-tech supplier get found on Google?
Publish one detailed page for each capability, process or product, using the terms your buyers actually search, such as specific materials, tolerances or standards. Add certifications, downloadable datasheets and clear contact routes to engineers. Technical buyers search narrowly, so depth on a few pages usually beats short pages about everything.
Can an agency outside the Netherlands build a site for a Dutch company?
Yes, if it handles the Dutch specifics: KvK and VAT details, GDPR and Dutch cookie rules, Dutch-language content and local search. Our team works from India, in English, with daily overlap with your morning. We agree scope, timeline and approval steps in writing, and you own the finished site and its content.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have an office in Eindhoven?
Can you write the Dutch version of our site?
Can you add a vacancy section that our HR team can update?
We work under NDAs. How do you show our experience without naming customers?
Can you promise our site will reach page one of Google?
Where can I see your prices?
Bhardwaj Web Solutions has built 1500+ websites over 15+ years for service businesses in 11+ countries. You own every site we build — files, content and domain — with no lock-in.
Our team works from India and overlaps with your working morning every day.
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