AIDENTYKA®UALet’s talk

AIDENTYKA / SERVICES

Corporate website design and development

We build multi-page websites that explain what your company does, demonstrate its work and help customers make a specific enquiry. The structure follows your services, audiences and plans for growth.

Business needs a corporate website can address

01 /

Several services

Give each service its own scope, examples and answers. Visitors reach the right context directly instead of sorting through an undifferentiated list.

02 /

Manufacturing and B2B sales

Bring products, production capabilities, documents and cooperation terms together. The contact journey helps buyers prepare a useful enquiry for sales.

03 /

Multiple markets

Plan language versions, adapted content, contacts and navigation. Each language receives its own URLs and links to corresponding translations.

Example corporate website scope

A starting example includes a homepage, company page, three service pages, a case study listing and detail template, contacts, a blog and an article template. This is a basis for estimating, not a mandatory package.

01 /

Information architecture

Map services and search topics, navigation and prototypes. Agree on unique templates and the number of pages built from each template.

02 /

Design and reusable components

Responsive layouts, case cards, buttons, forms and consistent content blocks. New pages can follow an established visual system.

03 /

Development and editing

Implement agreed features and editable sections. Select technology around business rules, access needs, integrations and maintenance.

04 /

Evidence and contact journeys

Connect services to relevant work, people, documents and genuine testimonials. Define enquiry, consultation or quotation flows.

05 /

Search and languages

Work on metadata, headings, URLs, internal links, sitemaps and language relationships. Scope translation and the number of languages separately.

06 /

Testing and handover

Check templates, navigation, forms and phone, tablet and desktop layouts. Hand over access and explain how to update content and add typical pages.

What affects cost and delivery time

We estimate distinct templates as well as page count. Ten similar service pages are different from ten pages with individual functionality. Catalogues, filters, accounts, integrations and migration also affect the scope.

The proposal separates the first release from later phases. Core services, work and contacts can launch first, while a catalogue or customer portal receives a separate estimate. Hosting, domain, third-party services and maintenance are identified separately.

We agree on dates after reviewing content readiness and dependencies. The schedule covers prototypes, design, development, content, review and launch. Replacing an existing website also requires mapping old URLs, planning redirects and checking pages that already attract visitors.

How we build your company website

  1. Discovery and structureDefine audiences, services, required pages and enquiry paths.
  2. Prototypes and designAgree on key templates, materials and responsive behaviour.
  3. Development and contentImplement functionality, languages and agreed integrations.
  4. Acceptance and launchCheck user journeys, search settings, access and team instructions.

What your team receives at handover

  • The agreed pages and templates with the content included in scope.
  • Clear connections between services, case studies, resources and contacts.
  • Access to the website and agreed services, with instructions for editable sections.
  • Verified enquiry routes through the agreed forms, email or messenger flows.
  • A record of search settings and checks; ongoing maintenance terms are discussed separately.

Questions before ordering

How many pages should a corporate website have?

The answer depends on services, audiences and available information. A distinct service usually deserves a substantial page. Duplicating pages only to repeat keywords is not a useful structure.

Can the website be in Ukrainian and English?

Yes. We agree on translations, corresponding pages, language URLs and switching. Entering another market may require adapting the offer rather than translating it literally.

Does it have to use a CMS?

No. We select a CMS, framework or custom implementation around functionality and maintenance. First we define what your team needs to edit independently.

Can you migrate our existing website?

Yes, after reviewing its pages and access. We plan content transfer, old-to-new URL mapping, redirects and post-launch checks for important pages.

Does the project include Google promotion?

The agreed scope can include technical and content preparation for search. Ongoing SEO, new content and performance analysis are separate recurring work.

Planning your website

Landing page or corporate website: choosing a format

What goes into a website estimate

Discuss your corporate website

Send your services or products, audiences, languages, work examples, available content and integrations. If you already have a website, include its URL and describe what needs to stay or change.