We plan your website’s visual design and required functionality together.
We determine the page structure based on your business goals, the information the site needs to present and the actions visitors need to complete.
The website we build:
- presents your products or services in an order that reflects your priorities;
- highlights information that builds confidence in your business;
- is easy to use on both mobile and desktop devices;
- removes unnecessary steps from actions such as contacting you, requesting a proposal, making a reservation or completing a purchase;
- provides editable areas so you can manage content updates when needed;
- creates a suitable technical foundation for SEO, analytics and advertising.
Our article, “What to Consider Before Having a Website Built,” covers the decisions that should be clarified before a website project begins.
Not every website project starts from the same place.
You may need your first website, a redesign of your existing site or a way to present and sell your products online. A new brand, market, language or business process may also require a different structure. We plan and develop each project according to the purpose it needs to serve.
Building your first website
We plan the pages needed to present your business, products or services, along with the ways visitors can contact you. We build the website structure your business needs from the ground up.
Redesigning your existing website
When your business, goals or requirements change, we reassess your existing website’s page structure, content presentation and functionality. We identify the content and URLs that need to be preserved and plan the transition to the new structure.
Product catalogs and online sales
We build product catalog websites as well as e-commerce websites that include ordering and payment processes. We determine the structure based on your product range, sales model and management requirements.
A new brand, service, market or language
We create separate websites for new brands, services or campaigns. For websites targeting different markets or languages, we plan the pages and content around the needs of the intended audience.
Functionality that supports your business processes
We plan functionality such as reservations, applications, memberships, payments and integrations with existing systems according to the project’s purpose and the way your business operates. We develop these features with both visitor usability and your management requirements in mind.
The number of pages, design requirements, required functionality, content work and integrations with other systems all affect the project’s scope and price. We explain these factors in our article, “What Determines the Cost of a Website?”
We establish the work your website project requires from the outset.
Not every project requires the same work. From page structure and technical development to launch preparation, we plan the areas required according to the purpose of your project.
Page structure
We determine which pages the website needs and how the information should be organized. We plan the structure so visitors can find information, contact you and complete the necessary actions.
Visual design
We design the pages according to your visual identity, the information being presented and the required functionality. Mobile and desktop use are treated as parts of the same experience.
Technical development
We turn the approved design into a working website with the required functionality. Areas that need to be kept up to date are made editable through the administration panel.
Forms, analytics and essential technical settings
We create the contact, proposal request or application forms required for the project. We also set up tracking so you can see which channels bring visitors to the website and whether they complete selected actions, such as submitting a form.
This data can be used to evaluate the website’s performance as well as the results of SEO work and Google Ads campaigns. We also create the fields needed to manage page titles, descriptions, URLs and indexing settings.
Our article, “What Is an SEO-Friendly Website?”, explains how technical infrastructure, page structure and content planning affect organic visibility.
Testing, launch and delivery
We test the pages, forms and essential functionality across different screen sizes and widely used browsers. Once launch preparations are complete, we either publish the website or deliver it using the agreed method.
