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  3. /Corporate websites and landing pages

WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT FOR BUSINESS

Corporate websites and landing pages with a clear purpose.

We build websites that explain your offer, show your experience and make it easy to get in touch. From content structure and design to launch, content management and analytics.

Discuss your website→Choose a format→

A new business website, a landing page for an offer or an update to your existing site.

Illustration of a corporate website on a desktop screen and a smartphone.

THE FORMAT FOR YOUR GOAL

Corporate website or landing page?

The choice depends on what customers need to understand and the action you want them to take. The two formats can work together.

  • YOUR COMPANY AND ITS SERVICES

    Corporate website

    For a business with several services, areas of work or audiences. Introduce the company, explain each offer and bring your experience together in one place.

    Several connected pages of a corporate website.
    • Dedicated service pages with their own structure.
    • Company information, team, projects and contacts.
    • A foundation for content growth and organic search.

    For example: a manufacturer, a consultancy or a service business.

    Discuss a corporate website→
  • ONE OFFER AND A CLEAR ACTION

    Landing page

    For a specific service, product or campaign. Explain one offer step by step and guide visitors towards an enquiry, a booking or a consultation request.

    A single landing page with a sequence of sections and an enquiry form.
    • One page with a purposeful sequence of sections.
    • Benefits, evidence, answers and an enquiry form.
    • Content aligned with the audience and traffic source.

    For example: a new service launch, an advertising campaign or event registration.

    Discuss a landing page→

If your business has several services and campaigns promote individual offers, we can combine a corporate website with dedicated landing pages.

THE LOGIC OF THE PAGE

Four questions your website should answer

We organise pages around the decisions a visitor needs to make. Every section should help them understand the offer, evaluate it and take the next step.

  1. What do you offer?

    A clear proposition

    The first screen explains what the company does, who it serves and the needs it addresses.

    A concise headline, a specific explanation and a relevant call to action.

  2. Is it right for me?

    The relevant details

    Explain services, conditions and ways of working. Help people recognise their situation and find the right option.

    Service details, use cases, scope of work or engagement options.

  3. Why should I trust you?

    Evidence and experience

    Show real projects, the team, examples of work and verified testimonials that help people assess your experience.

    Understandable case studies, photographs of work and facts people can verify.

  4. How do I take the next step?

    An easy way to enquire

    Offer an appropriate contact method and explain what happens next. Ask only for the information needed for the first conversation.

    An enquiry, booking, phone call or message, depending on how your team works.

What website development includes

We agree on the work your project needs at the start. It can cover a full launch or a specific improvement to an existing website.

  • Structure and content

    Define pages, navigation and key messages. We help organise your material so customers can find what they need.

  • Design and responsiveness

    Create a visual system around your brand. Plan reading, navigation and forms for phones, tablets and larger screens.

  • Content management

    Set up agreed areas in the CMS: text, images, services or news. Show your team how to update them after launch.

  • Forms and integrations

    Connect enquiries to the agreed destination: email, a CRM or another system. Test submission, error messages and confirmation states.

  • Technical SEO foundations

    Prepare headings, metadata, clear page URLs, internal links and a sitemap. Connect language versions with the appropriate settings.

  • Key action tracking

    Agree on the actions to measure, such as successful enquiries or contact clicks. Connect them to the chosen analytics system.

Integrations, analytics, CMS features and material preparation are defined in the project scope. Technical SEO preparation does not replace ongoing search optimisation.

From your brief to a live website

We work in stages: agree on content and structure first, then design, implementation and readiness for launch.

StageWhat we doOutcome
  1. 01

    01. Goals and format

    Understand your customers, what the website needs to present and the enquiries you want to receive. Define the format and project scope.

    Agreed goals and scope
    Agreed goals and scope
  2. 02

    02. Structure and prototype

    Map the pages and section order. Define key messages, contact points and the materials each page needs.

    Structure and key page prototypes
    Structure and key page prototypes
  3. 03

    03. Design

    Develop the visual style, typography, illustrations and responsive layouts. Agree on key page designs before implementation.

    Designs for different screen sizes
    Designs for different screen sizes
  4. 04

    04. Development and content

    Build the pages, CMS and agreed integrations. Add approved material and connect forms and analytics.

    A working website for review
    A working website for review
  5. 05

    05. Checks and launch

    Check responsive layouts, links, forms, languages and indexing settings. Publish the site and hand over access and instructions.

    A live website and handover materials
    A live website and handover materials

What we need to get started

A short conversation and the materials you already have are enough to begin. You do not need a complete technical specification for the first enquiry.

  • Your business and customers

    What you offer, who you serve, where you work and what makes your proposition distinctive.

  • Materials and access

    Your logo, existing copy, photographs and work examples. For a redesign, information about the current platform and integrations.

  • Launch priorities

    Your preferred date, languages, essential pages and how your team handles enquiries.

If copy or images are missing, we will identify what needs preparing and who will do it. Copywriting, translation and photography are scoped separately.

What affects cost and timing

We estimate the work after understanding your brief. The scope depends on content, design and integrations as well as the number of pages.

  • Pages and unique layouts

    One landing page, several pages using shared layouts or distinct sections with their own structure.

  • Materials and languages

    How much content is ready, how much needs entering and the number of language versions.

  • Design and interaction

    The depth of visual design, custom sections, animation and interactive behaviour.

  • Integrations and migration

    Forms, CRM, analytics, content migration and preserving important URLs from an existing website.

Request an initial estimate→

Describe your brief or share your current website. We will clarify the scope, dependencies and next step.

QUESTIONS

Website development questions

Website development questions

A corporate website is usually a better fit when you need to explain several services, introduce the company and develop content over time. A landing page may be enough for one offer or campaign. We discuss the audience, traffic sources and intended actions before recommending a format.

The price depends on structure, design, content, languages and features. A landing page can require a complex integration, while a larger website may reuse a small number of layouts. Once we understand the brief, we prepare an estimate with a defined scope and assumptions.

We plan the schedule after agreeing on the scope. Unique layouts, content readiness, integrations and approval cycles all affect timing. If you have a launch date, we identify what must be ready for it and what can follow later.

Yes, for the areas included in the CMS. We agree on what your team needs to edit, configure those capabilities and provide instructions. Structural changes or new features may require separate development work.

We work with approved material about your business and help organise it around the website structure. If you need new copy, translations, photographs or illustrations, we agree on the scope and responsibilities before that stage begins. Company facts and rights to the materials need to be confirmed.

The agreed scope can include technical foundations: headings, metadata, URLs, internal links, a sitemap and language settings. Ongoing optimisation, content strategy and search visibility are separate areas of work. Building a website alone does not guarantee rankings or a particular number of enquiries.

We first review the existing pages, content, integrations and access. For important URLs, we plan which to retain and which need redirects, then check the mapping at launch. The migration scope and compatibility depend on the current system.

We hand over the agreed access and instructions for using the website. Ongoing updates, monitoring, content changes and feature development follow an agreed support arrangement. Analytics and customer enquiries can help determine which improvements to prioritise next.

When you need more functionality

  • Web applications and complex platforms→

    For customer portals, workflows, roles and more complex data interactions.

  • SaaS platforms and digital products→

    For your own online product with users, subscriptions and business logic.

LET’S DISCUSS YOUR WEBSITE

Present your businesswith clarity and confidence.

Tell us what you offer and who you want to reach. We will help define the website format, the pages you need and the first step towards launch.

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