A new business website
Begin with the services, audience and contact route. We help plan the pages and visual direction, then agree the work needed to assemble and prepare the site.
Starting a small business site, improving one you already own or considering a move? YAM can help you organise the content, shape the layouts and decide what work makes sense within your chosen platform.
Begin with the services, audience and contact route. We help plan the pages and visual direction, then agree the work needed to assemble and prepare the site.
Review the content order, inconsistent layouts and mobile journey. A focused improvement brief may be enough to make the site clearer and easier to use.
List the content, external tools and URLs that need attention. A migration is planned around what can be retained and what needs to be recreated, with changes agreed before the move.
The most useful design question is what a potential customer needs to understand before contacting you. That might be a service boundary, a small portfolio, an appointment instruction or the difference between two offers. Those details shape navigation and page layouts.
Bring your existing copy, photographs and brand assets. We identify the missing material and agree who supplies it. Work on ready-made platforms is scoped within the current setup; custom functionality and external connections are assessed before they become promises in a proposal.
Agree the page list and the purpose of each page. Avoid repeating nearly identical content simply to make the website larger.
Check the agreed layouts with real headings, images and contact details on desktop and mobile. The important information should remain easy to find.
Review page titles, headings and internal links. If existing URLs change, assess the available redirect options and keep a record of the decisions.
Identify who owns the platform account, domain and connected services. Any subscription or paid extension is discussed separately from YAM project work.
A private customer portal, complicated permissions or a workflow involving several business systems deserves a separate technical assessment. We review the requirements against the platform before recommending whether to stay, adjust the approach or move.
For a bespoke product, see web application development. If the priority is a different publishing setup, we can discuss WordPress. The decision should follow the work your team needs to do and the ongoing responsibilities it can manage.