Websites
Is your website outdated, slow, or hard to update?
If the company website delivers a poor user experience, it could hurt business, but does that mean your site needs a complete overhaul? Maybe, maybe not.
If the information is good, but it’s slow and disorganized, you may find that modernizing what you have is faster and more affordable. We can walk you through the key decision points so you can decide whether your website needs to be replaced, modernized, enhanced, or just fixed.
Modern, well-maintained websites:
- Present well-organized info that’s easy for customers
- Encourage leads and purchases
- Are simple to update (using a web CMS)
- Load fast with SEO-structured pages
- Are served from secured web systems
E-commerce
Do you want to take orders from your site?
If you’re selling products, services, or subscriptions, your website can offer customers a convenient way to purchase. This is especially valuable for a sizable segment of buyers who prefer not to call and speak to a rep. You don’t have to build everything, and in the case of credit card processing, you probably don’t want to.
A website’s e-commerce capability can be integrated with payment gateways and other systems. We can help you make sense of it and plan a way forward that works for you.
Custom Applications
Self-service applications give users the info they need, fast.
We have developed all kinds of purpose-built web applications for use by internal teams, as well as customers, and prospects. These are custom-created for each client, however, each application aims to give the user a self-service interactive experience.
Some examples:
- Solution configurator
- Product finder
- Proposal generator
- Software simulator
- Online 3D design tool
- Sales rep enablement
- Customer service portal
Our process includes conceptualizing the application, UI/UX design, development, and deployment. You don’t need to know exactly what you want built. If you have some idea of what the user should be able to do online or what you want to achieve, it’s enough to begin the process.
