Business website design and development
Illustration of a discussion about a business website.
You may be commissioning your company's first website or replacing one that is hard to update or leaves visitors without the information they need. We plan the service pages, evidence of your work and routes to the contact form or phone number. We agree the content, design and functionality before preparing a quote.
Business websites we have built
Bilski Instalacje
The Bilski Instalacje website runs on DominPress CMS. It presents heat pumps, underfloor heating, heat recovery ventilation, air conditioning, plumbing and drainage services. It shows how several related services can be presented in dedicated sections.
Visit the Bilski Instalacje website.
AUTO GAZ SMOK
We built the new AUTO GAZ SMOK workshop website on DominPress CMS. It presents LPG installation and servicing, along with air conditioning services in Starachowice. Visitors can explore the services and contact the workshop.
Visit the new AUTO GAZ SMOK website.
You can find more completed projects in the Domin Software portfolio.
What can a business website project include?
Before quoting, we define the pages, materials and functionality needed for the initial launch. The table outlines the possibilities and the decisions needed to set the scope of your project.
| Element | What we can prepare | What we agree before work starts |
|---|---|---|
| Pages | A home page, service pages, company information, project examples, contact page or blog. | The number of pages and distinct layouts, and the order in which they will be prepared. |
| Contact form | A form suited to the enquiries you want to receive. | Fields, message recipients and any connection to another system. |
| Content | Writing or editing service content and organising the materials. | Who supplies the information and copy, which sections we edit and who approves them. |
| Design and images | Page layouts, visual design and media preparation. | Company materials, image selection, any illustrations and permission to use them. |
| Languages | Language versions of the content and navigation. | Languages, translation scope and who approves each version. |
| CMS | Editing agreed content, media and prepared sections in DominPress CMS. | Available fields, editor accounts and permissions. |
| Technical SEO | Metadata, page URLs, canonical URLs, a sitemap and links between language versions. | Configuration scope, and the content and URLs retained from the old website. |
| Hosting and domain | Agreeing the environment needed to run the website. | Provider, account ownership, access, costs and responsibility for renewals. |
| Maintenance | Ongoing website support under a separate agreement. | Updates, backups, handling support requests and the terms of cooperation. |
| Code and licensing | Defining the terms for using the CMS and the elements built for your company. | Rights to each element, access to the code and arrangements for future development. |
| Moving the website | Agreeing how data can be exported, files handed over and hosting changed. | Available formats, technical dependencies and the work required for a move. |
What can you update yourself?
In DominPress CMS, you can update text, images and prepared sections, such as project examples, within the editing scope made available to you. Permissions define who is responsible for particular materials. Changes to the layout or new functionality need a separate scope agreement.
The DominPress CMS page explains the platform in more detail. If you need only a few fixed pages with little ongoing development, we also consider a simpler solution before choosing the technology. Ongoing costs, required functionality and the terms for transferring data all matter.
Replacing an existing website and planning redirects
We start by listing the current URLs, content, media and forms. We agree what to keep, what to improve and which pages have equivalents in the new structure. A useful URL can stay the same even when the design and CMS change.
Where a URL has to change, we plan a permanent redirect to the corresponding content. For example, a customer may still open an old service link from an advert or a saved message. Sending them to a general home page makes that service harder to find. We therefore check both the old entry points and the links on the new site, and ensure each redirect leads directly to the relevant page.
How do we build your website?
- We clarify your services and the project scope. We learn about your services, audience, existing materials and the purpose of enquiries. We set out the pages and functionality required.
- We develop the design and content. The layout presents your services, project examples and the next step for visitors. We agree the materials to be published.
- We configure the CMS. We add approved content, prepare the editing fields and implement agreed functionality. Replacing a website also includes migration within the agreed scope.
- We check the site before launch. We review phone and desktop layouts, the form, links, content editing and language versions, along with the technical foundations for indexing and performance.
Acceptance checks focus on specific tasks: can a customer find a service and send an enquiry, and can an editor change the agreed text or image? When replacing a site, we also check the old URLs and redirects.
What about visibility in Google?
We prepare the content structure and technical configuration so search engines can read the website. The site should describe your services clearly, include your own examples and link to the relevant pages. Rankings also depend on competition, content quality and the domain's history. We agree the website project and any further SEO work separately.
What determines the cost of a business website?
Cost and timing depend on the number of distinct page layouts, the readiness of text and images, languages, migration, forms and integrations. Our quote separates the work needed for launch from later development and maintenance. Ongoing support can be discussed through our application and online store maintenance service.
For your first enquiry, send your current website address, key services and details of the materials you already have. Include the languages and any features beyond presenting your services. If the scope is still unclear, explain what the website should make easier for customers and staff.
Explore an idea for your company website
A restaurant, a hotel, kayak bookings or an appointment-based business? Browse our demos and compare features that could work for your company.
View demo projectsTell us about your company's website
Share your current website address, or let us know this is your first site. Tell us which services matter most and what customers should do after reading about them.
Let us know which text and images are ready, and which languages and features you need. If some of the scope is still open, describe the goal we should start with.