Corporate website
Present your business, services and contact options in a structure people can use on a computer or phone. We define pages, navigation and content with your team.
Corporate websites and campaign pages
Website development for your business
We build websites that explain what your business offers and make it easier for customers to contact you. We organize the content, navigation and features you need to present services, receive inquiries or support a campaign.
Help visitors understand what you offer
The structure and content should answer what someone needs to know before contacting your business.
Services that are hard to find
We organize information around your customers’ needs and give each section a clear purpose: explain an offer, answer questions or help someone make an inquiry.
Content that no longer represents your business
We review services, messages, images and contact details with you to decide what to retain, what to update and what needs its own page.
Inquiries without enough context
We define forms and contact options around the website’s purpose. Together, we agree on what to ask and how the team handling inquiries should receive the information.
Choose the kind of website your project needs
The choice depends on your offer, available content and the action you want visitors to take.
Campaign landing page
Bring one offer and one action together: request information, ask for a quote or submit an inquiry. We define the form and measurement around the campaign journey.
Product or service catalog
Display categories, product details and the information needed to request a quote. If you need checkout and order management, we can assess the scope of an online store.
Existing website update
Review the structure, content and features before deciding what to change. When pages are already published, we include their links and any required redirects in the agreed scope.
What we define before building your website
The proposal turns your commercial objective into specific pages, content and features. It may include:
- A page map, navigation and paths toward forms or contact options.
- Organization of text, images and information your team needs to provide or approve.
- Design and development that adapts to different screen sizes.
- Forms, notifications and integrations included in the project.
- Editing tools for the agreed content and guidance on using them.
- Titles, descriptions, links, crawling settings and measurement agreed for delivery.
From your offer to a website ready for review
We agree on the content and functionality before preparing publication.
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Define the goal and structure
We review your audience, services, available content and contact methods. We agree on the pages and the main action for each one.
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Prepare content and design
We organize messages and images and review how the pages will look. Approving the content helps finalize the scope before development.
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Develop and check
We build the agreed pages and features. We check navigation, forms, presentation at different screen sizes and any measurement events included.
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Prepare delivery and ongoing care
We review the domain, hosting, access and any link changes involved. We agree on publication and who will maintain the content and features afterward.
What determines cost and scope
A corporate website, landing page and online store serve different journeys. The proposal specifies what development includes and which content, services or maintenance are handled separately.
- The number of pages, languages and content types to prepare or migrate.
- The editing tools required and responsibilities for updating content.
- Forms, connections with other systems and measurement configuration.
- Domain registration, hosting, licenses, maintenance and third-party services included or separate.
Questions before building your website
Do I need a full website or a landing page?
A landing page can serve one offer or campaign. A corporate website provides room for several service lines and more information about your business. We review the objective and content to choose the structure.
Will our team be able to update the content?
We can include editing tools for the agreed content. The proposal identifies what your team can edit, the access they will have and which changes would require development.
What happens to pages that are already published?
We review which pages to retain, update or redirect. If the project changes paths or structure, we define destinations so useful links do not lead to missing pages.
Does development include SEO and measurement?
The proposal defines the structure, metadata, crawling settings and measurement included. We also clarify whether the project covers search research, content preparation and follow-up after publication.
Tell us what your website needs to achieve
Share your current website, the services you want to present and how you handle inquiries. That context helps us define the pages and features you need.
