What the project includes
Site architecture
Separate services, company information and audience journeys.
Page templates
Create a shared visual system for service pages, company content and enquiries.
Content management
Implement the agreed editing roles, templates and integrations.
Launch review
Review URLs, forms, metadata and agreed tracking.
When it fits and what to consider
Your goals guide the choice.
Who it suits
- Several services
Give each offering a clear purpose and supporting information.
- Multiple audiences
Help buyers, partners and applicants find relevant content.
- Editorial teams
Maintain a coherent website as different people publish updates.
What to consider
- Content readiness
Company information and evidence need an owner and approval process.
- Integrations vary
CRM and internal systems require access and technical assessment.
- Separate growth work
A new company site is not a substitute for ongoing acquisition.
Scope and deliverables
What we do and what you receive.
Site architecture
Separate services, company information and audience journeys. Plan native links between relevant pages rather than one oversized overview.
Scope of work
- Agreed scope: site architecture
- Joint review before handover
What you receive
You receive this stage’s deliverables and the documented decisions needed to move forward.

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Page templates
Create a shared visual system for service pages, company content and enquiries. Check real text lengths and future content needs.
Scope of work
- Agreed scope: page templates
- Joint review before handover
What you receive
You receive this stage’s deliverables and the documented decisions needed to move forward.

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Content management
Implement the agreed editing roles, templates and integrations. Clarify which updates your team can make independently.
Scope of work
- Agreed scope: content management
- Joint review before handover
- Web development
- Brand identity
What you receive
You receive this stage’s deliverables and the documented decisions needed to move forward.

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Launch review
Review URLs, forms, metadata and agreed tracking. Prepare account handover and a plan for ongoing content ownership.
Scope of work
- Agreed scope: launch review
- Joint review before handover
- Tilda, WordPress or Shopify: how to choose a website platform
What you receive
You receive this stage’s deliverables and the documented decisions needed to move forward.
Cost and timeline
We estimate the work from its scope, available materials, integrations and review rounds. Milestones are agreed before work begins; licences, subscriptions, ad spend and third-party services are listed separately where applicable.
Clear responsibilities
We establish who approves materials, owns the accounts and handles ongoing maintenance. Scope changes are assessed before implementation.

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Choose your starting point
Choose the next step for your project.
Your goal
Site architecture
Separate services, company information and audience journeys. Plan native links between relevant pages rather than one oversized overview.
- Goal
- Scope
- Delivery
Understand
Review goals, materials, access and market requirements. Identify what must be checked before work starts.
Plan
Agree scope, deliverables and responsibilities. Present decisions for approval before implementation.
Implement
Complete the agreed work and check relevant scenarios. Assess new requirements separately.
Handover
Share deliverables and recommendations. Establish who handles ongoing operation and improvements.
Questions about corporate websites
Scope, preparation and handover.
Can we add more service pages later?
Yes, the template system can be designed for expansion. We agree the content model and editing boundaries so new pages remain consistent.
Can the website support several languages?
Yes, when each language’s content, URL structure and editorial responsibility are included in scope. We plan equivalent pages and language links rather than only translating the menu.
Is this the same as custom software?
No. A corporate website primarily presents information and supports enquiries. Portals, internal workflows and application-like functions require a separate technical scope.
How do you estimate cost and timing?
First we review the scope of corporate websites, available materials and dependencies. The proposal separates deliverables, revisions and external costs. Different project requirements need different estimates.
What should we prepare to get started?
Share your goals, target market and existing materials. We identify missing inputs and request only the access needed. Do not send passwords through public forms.
Are ongoing maintenance and improvements included?
The initial scope and ongoing support are agreed separately. At handover we clarify who maintains the project, which accounts your team owns and how changes are requested.
Let’s discuss corporate websites
Design and develop a company website with clear service pages, company information and enquiry paths. Give your team reusable templates for future content.




