B2B website design and development

Your website should help the right visitor understand your offer and take the next step. I turn your services, examples of work and buyer questions into a clear structure, then design and build the pages around that journey.

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When this is a good fit

For service businesses and B2B companies whose current website is difficult to navigate, hard to update or unclear about what they sell. The project can be a new website or a focused redesign that preserves useful content and existing URLs.

What the work includes

  • Page structure, navigation and a clear path to inquiry
  • Responsive interface design and custom development
  • Content structure, titles, descriptions and indexable pages
  • Image optimization and performance checks on important pages
  • Contact forms, analytics configuration and launch checks

How the project moves forward

  1. Review the current site, audience, services and useful existing content.

  2. Agree on a sitemap and review the main page designs.

  3. Develop the site, connect forms and test desktop and mobile flows.

  4. Check redirects, metadata, indexing settings and the handover before launch.

Scope and investment

Pricing follows the agreed scope: pages or workflows, integrations, content, user roles and ongoing support. After reviewing the brief, I can define deliverables, dependencies and a proposal. There is no fixed price that fits every project.

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See websites and applications in the portfolio to understand the design and implementation approach.

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Before we start

Does the website include SEO?

The build includes technical foundations such as indexable content, page titles, descriptions, heading structure and a sitemap. Ongoing content work, link acquisition and rankings are separate topics. I do not promise a particular Google position.

Can you keep existing content and URLs?

Yes. A redesign starts with an inventory of useful pages and the URLs that should stay. Where a URL must change, a redirect is planned so visitors and search engines can reach the replacement.