Website or mobile app: which does your business need?
For most businesses, a website comes first. Here is how to tell when an app is actually worth it.
Write down the one main thing you want visitors to do: call you, book, request a quote, buy or sign up. Every page should help with that. A website with a clear goal is easier to design and performs better.
For most small businesses this is a short list: Home, About, Services, Contact, and perhaps Gallery or Reviews. You do not need to decide the details yet, only what should exist.
Never send passwords by email or in a form. We arrange access safely when we get to that step.
Pick three websites you like, from any industry, and note what you like about each: the layout, the colours, the tone. Also note one you dislike. It tells us as much as the ones you love.
Why do customers choose you over someone else? Fast response, years of experience, local knowledge, a guarantee? This belongs near the top of your homepage.
Choose one person who approves designs and content. Projects with several people giving separate feedback slow down quickly.
We do not send you a long email with a to-do list. Instead we send you a private link to short online forms, such as a website brief, a brand assets form, a domain and hosting form and a page-by-page content form. You fill them in at your own pace, and the answers come straight to us.
Ready to start? Request a free 15-minute call or get an instant quote, and we will send you the forms you need.
For most businesses, a website comes first. Here is how to tell when an app is actually worth it.
A free test, the three numbers that matter, and the quick fixes that make most sites noticeably faster.