A website in Cagliari: 63,760 residents and a metropolitan catchment

A website for a business in Cagliari has to say three things on one screen: what you do, where you travel to, and how to get in touch. The city counts 63,760 residents in 2023, per the Wikidata entry read on 1 November 2026, so local traffic alone will not carry the project: the page also has to cover the metropolitan area and the work you can sell at a distance.

Sardinia adds a practical detail that a site written elsewhere forgets: not every customer can walk into the office. The page therefore has to say where you travel to, what happens after the first contact, and how long a delivery or a site visit takes. Leave that out and the visitor writes to a competitor who wrote it down.

Where you travel: the page almost nobody writes

The «find us» page usually holds an address and an embedded map. In Cagliari it needs one thing more: the rule for the area you cover. Not a list of towns you never visit, but a checkable sentence («we cover the metropolitan area, outside it by appointment») plus the exceptions in writing.

• Area covered in plain words: the metropolitan city of Cagliari, with the list of towns you actually reach.
• Office with a street address, a light static map and parking: the embedded Google map is heavy and slows the first screen.
• Separate channels: phone for people nearby, form for anyone writing from another region or from abroad.
• Stated times: how fast you reply, how fast you deliver, what is not included.

A wider catchment changes the page, not the logo

When the catchment is wider than the city centre, content is organised by service rather than by neighbourhood. One page for «bookkeeping», «electrical systems» or «consultancy» catches people outside the city who are looking for a skill; ten pages for ten neighbourhoods catch almost nothing and duplicate each other.

curl "https://ui.eneawork.it/api/blocks/category/hero?limit=200" | jq '.category.count, (.blocks | length)'

Blocks from the catalogue

Three records worth opening. The hero category holds 51 blocks: they carry the first screen, the one that has to say what you do and where you travel. Contact Sections 05 from creative-tim/ui is the form with a map and an option selector, useful on the contact page; the licence is declared by the publisher as «see source» and has to be checked on the block page. The list closes with Footers 01, a plain footer with social links and the office details.

The limitation to state up front

The catalogue holds React and Tailwind components: there is no geolocation, no calculation of the areas you cover, no integration with Maps or with a CRM. The blocks cover the interface; the rule for the area you cover is yours to write. On WordPress these blocks do not install as they are and work as a structural reference. Previews are free, the full block code sits in the Pro part.

Cost: the ranges are national

There is no price list that applies only to Cagliari, and anyone offering one is selling a position, not work. The ranges in the EneUI guide are national: a single landing page 400–1,200 euro, a 5–10 page showcase site 1,500–4,000 euro, a 15–40 page company site 4,000–10,000 euro. Yearly maintenance for a small site sits between 300 and 1,200 euro.

For the full picture read what a website costs; to get found, get the site indexed by Google; for the baseline structure what a company website must have. The platform comparison is in WordPress, Wix or React components. Nearby pages: Lecce and Bergamo.