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Corporate websites
Present your company, services and business information in a clear, professional structure.
Company story · Services · Enquiry paths
WEBSITE DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT
Website design and development for your business
A considered business website starts with what your audience needs to understand. Shape the content, design and enquiry journey around your business.
THE BUSINESS NEED
A website should do more than simply look good.
A business website needs to explain what you do, help the right people find relevant information and make the next step clear. Design and content should work together to support that journey.
For a new website or a redesign, start with the audience, the offer and the information people need before making an enquiry.
WHAT WE BUILD
Websites for different business needs
One website development service, with scope shaped around your business. Corporate, service-led, custom and multilingual requirements belong in the same conversation.
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Service-led websites
Help prospective clients understand your services, their fit and what to prepare for a project conversation.
Service information · Buyer journeys · Contact
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Custom website design
Plan a visual and content structure around your brand, audience and requirements rather than a fixed list of pages.
Content hierarchy · Interface design · Mobile use
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Bilingual & multilingual websites
Consider language-specific content, navigation and enquiry journeys together, including translation responsibilities.
Language structure · Content · Navigation
A PROJECT APPROACH
From an initial brief to a usable website
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Discovery
Define the business need, audience, existing website and requirements.
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Structure
Map the pages, content hierarchy and paths towards an enquiry.
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Design
Review layouts, visual direction and how the website works on different screens.
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Development
Build the agreed website and prepare content and any scoped connections.
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Testing
Agree checks for content, navigation, forms and use across devices.
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Launch & handover
Plan access, launch responsibilities and any agreed ongoing care.
WHAT SHAPES THE PROJECT
Agree the scope before the quotation
Every brief has different requirements. These considerations help define the work and the responsibilities that need agreement.
- Number of pages and volume of content
- Design complexity and mobile requirements
- Languages and translation responsibilities
- Existing systems and proposed integrations
- Brand assets, imagery and content preparation
- Access, ownership and handover requirements
- Maintenance and support requirements, if needed
Include redesign, basic technical SEO and maintenance requirements in your website brief. Agree any ongoing work separately, with pricing and timing based on the scope.
Read about website cost considerationsA WEBSITE SCOPE STUDY
INSIGHTS FOR YOUR PROJECT
A little context before the conversation
Existing guides to help you compare options and prepare a clearer brief.
WEBSITE PROJECT QUESTIONS
Before you begin
How is a business website scoped?
Start with the audience, business information, page types and enquiry journeys. Then identify content, languages, design requirements and any connections to existing tools. The quotation needs to reflect the scope and responsibilities agreed for that project.
Can a website support more than one language?
Bilingual or multilingual requirements can be included in the brief. Define which pages need each language, who prepares and approves the translations, and how navigation and enquiries should work in each version.
What content and assets should we prepare?
Useful starting points include your company and service information, brand assets, existing website access and any images or documents you have permission to use. Agree who will write, review and supply the content before development.
What affects project scope and timing?
Page count, content readiness, design requirements, languages, review cycles and integration dependencies all affect the work. Dates and responsibilities should be discussed against an agreed brief; there is no fixed delivery time stated here.
When does a website requirement become a custom software project?
A public website explains your business and supports enquiries. If the main requirement is for people to carry out operational work through dashboards, internal tools or portals, it needs a custom software scope. Connecting an existing tool is an integration task rather than automatically a new application.
Can SEO be part of the website scope?
Content structure, page metadata and basic technical SEO requirements can be discussed as part of the website brief. They do not guarantee rankings, traffic or enquiries. Any additional ongoing SEO work would need a separately agreed scope.
LET’S DISCUSS YOUR WEBSITE
Ready to build a website around your business?
Share your audience, the website you have in mind and what needs to change. Use Proposal for a project brief, or email us for a general business question.