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SEO Websites · B2B Web Applications · Interactive Experiences
Most projects are one track. Some are two run in sequence. Each spec sheet says what leaves our hands and, at the bottom, who should not buy it.
Multipage sites built to be found, read, and believed.
Content architecture, service and landing pages, technical SEO, structured data, and a performance budget that is set before the first component is written.
Interfaces where status, ownership, and next action are never in doubt.
Dashboards, portals, and internal tools designed around the workflow people actually run, including the states most product design skips: empty, partial, stale, failed, and denied.
Motion and WebGL that explain the product instead of delaying it.
Product explainers, interactive hero systems, and 3D detail held to the same weight budget as the rest of the page, with a static path for reduced-motion and low-power devices.
Naming
Three tracks cover most of what companies ask a web development company for, but the vocabulary varies. What one buyer calls a corporate website another calls a company profile, and what one team calls an admin panel another calls a back office. Here is the translation, plus the work that sits outside these three sheets.
SEO Websites covers business websites, corporate and company websites, service and landing pages, and multipage SEO website development. B2B Web Applications covers dashboards, admin panels, client and vendor portals, back-office tools, SaaS product interfaces, and internal line-of-business applications. Interactive Experiences covers product explainers, 3D and WebGL work, animated hero systems, and interactive microsites. If your requirement uses a word that is not on this list, it almost certainly still lands on one of the three.
Custom business software — CRM, ERP, HRMS, POS, inventory, accounting, project management, customer support, logistics, healthcare, education, franchise management, and e-commerce systems — is developed to order and quoted against your integrations rather than sold from a plan. Hosting, maintenance, and ongoing SEO are priced as recurring lines on the pricing sheet. Migrations from WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, or a previous developer come up often and are scoped as their own piece of work rather than absorbed silently into a build, because that is where a fixed price quietly stops being fixed.
Shared standard
These are not upgrades. They are the floor, and they are verified before handover rather than claimed on this page.
Not an inversion. Every surface, border, and accent has a counterpart, and both sets are checked against WCAG contrast thresholds before a component is written.
Contrast, keyboard paths, focus visibility, reflow at 320px, and form error handling: checked and recorded, with the results in the launch report.
Agreed before design starts. Anything that does not fit displaces something else or does not ship.
Copy lives in a structured data layer, not scattered across templates, so changing a price or a service name is one edit in one place.
Choosing the track is our job. Tell us what is going wrong and we will tell you which sheet it belongs on, including when the answer is a smaller piece of work than you expected.
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