German audiences, whether in Berlin, Munich, or smaller cities, tend to value clear information and a genuine sense that a business takes data and privacy seriously, more so than flashier design.
What matters for the German market
A page with a clear privacy policy and a proper cookie-consent notice isn't just good practice, it's a real trust signal for German buyers specifically, who are generally more privacy-conscious than average. Straightforward product information, clear pricing, and a direct way to contact you (WhatsApp or a contact-form block) matter more than heavy visual design.
Dynamic QR codes are useful for packaging, print materials, and event pop-ups, common in Germany's active markets and trade-fair culture, and keep working even if you update your page later.
Cash-on-delivery isn't a standard expectation in Germany the way it is in other markets, lead instead with clear information, a professional page, and direct contact options that match how German buyers actually decide to trust a seller.