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Our team in Cantù handles development, photo, video and marketing. Our sites are bespoke, no templates, on an enterprise CMS hosted on our own managed servers, with optimisation for search engines and for AI. For a hospitality property in Como or Brianza, the first step is to look together at the Villa Clementina project page.
An award recognises the site: we do not promise bookings or results.


Because NewVisibility has already built two award-winning sites in these sectors, pagano.it (2026) and villaclementinacomo.it (2024). We work from Cantù, in the province of Como, with companies between Milan and Lugano, with a team covering development, photo, video and marketing. Awards recognise the sites and do not guarantee results.
The Pagano site, pagano.it, received in 2026 Special Kudos, Best UI, Best UX and Best Innovation, as shown on the Awards page. It is a project by our team in Cantù, in the province of Como. The award recognises the site and does not promise traffic or sales.
The Pagano System is the journey the Pagano site guides you through, from the project to the completion of the work, according to the Awards page. For our team in Cantù, in the province of Como, it means putting a complex process in order with a clear information architecture.
Having in-house photo and video lets the people designing the site and the people producing the images work together, with a coherent visual language. In Cantù, in the province of Como, NewVisibility handles development and content this way for companies in Como, Milan and Lugano, as in the award-winning Villa Clementina site.
The award-winning websites by the agency in Cantù (Como) are those listed on the Awards page: Pagano, Hessentia, Villa Clementina, Italian Fit Out, CLJD shoes, Cierre, JCP Universe and MisuraEmme. They range from interior design to timber architecture, from a villa to e-commerce, with projects that differ in sector and identity.


