One person for the whole project
A good website starts before the design
First you need to know what the site should say, who to, and what it should achieve. The structure, the content and the visual design follow from that, and in the end a site that works.
A direct line to the person building it
You do not have to explain the site twice
When the site is being planned, there is no separate salesperson, project manager and production team. You talk directly to the person who designs and builds it.
A direct line keeps the work simple. Your business does not have to be turned into a brief before it can be understood, and we talk about things as they are.
I do software development for clients as my day job, so the surprises in a website project are ones I have seen before.
Around Oulu I am happy to meet in person too. Alongside the site we can talk about what is happening in your business now, where it is heading, and what to do online next.
You do not have to take my word for it
How clients have found the work
The content management has been quite easy to use. The pages are now referenced in live discussions more than before.
I am usually quite picky, but this clearly beat my expectations. We built the site exactly the way I wanted it to go, together and without stress.
Very good work across the board.
Ongoing partnership
The site evolves alongside the business
Launch is just the beginning. As services expand or new ideas emerge, the site is updated and refined to match shifting needs.
Sometimes something turns up that needs fixing.
Digitale Hi! Your email address had changed, so the form messages were not reaching you. I fixed the routing and sent you the ones you missed.
Customer So it had. Thanks!
Sometimes an idea can be further developed.
Customer Could we add a price calculator to the front page?
Digitale Good idea, that works.
Digitale Let's make it one that recommends the best fit. Then you get to see what the customer is after before the phone even rings. I'll send a draft over soon.
Low threshold
A short message is enough
Nothing needs to be prepared in advance. The details clarify as soon as discussions begin.