From your goals to a clear web solution

Website and portal development

Web solution planning, web design, development and maintenance.

Order a web solution

Category: Web development and maintenance
Format: By agreement
Start: Start date by agreement
Price: Price on request

Description

Problem

You have a website, but getting things done is difficult

When information is scattered, navigation is unclear or forms are cumbersome, visitors have to work too hard to achieve their goals. Updating content can also become difficult if content management needs were not considered when planning the solution.

Solution

Start with user tasks and your own management needs

We align the structure, design and technical implementation with what visitors need to be able to do online. We also define your content management needs and the scope of maintenance, so the solution is well thought out for both users and administrators.

A website should help visitors understand what you offer and what to do next. A portal also needs to support users' tasks, whether they are looking for information, entering data or using a service. Planning starts with your goals and the needs of the people who will use the solution.

Web design and development go hand in hand: page structure, content, navigation and technical choices need to work together. The scope of work may include creating a new website, updating an existing solution or developing a portal with the necessary integrations.

Once your web solution is live, updates, backups and checks to ensure everything works also need attention. It is worth agreeing on the scope of maintenance during planning, so it is clear who handles technical changes and how you can manage the content.

Programme

Defining requirements and scope

We establish the purpose of your web solution, the main tasks users need to complete and the features required. We agree on what content is available and what needs to be prepared before development.
Structure and web design

We plan the page structure, navigation and key user journeys. Our design takes into account your visual identity, content readability and different screen sizes.
Development and integrations

We implement the agreed features and, where needed, connections to other systems. When choosing a content management system, we consider which changes you want to make yourself.
Testing and launch

Before launch, we test forms, links, page views and user actions within the agreed scope. We also clarify the steps needed for access permissions, web hosting and the domain.
Maintenance and future changes

The agreed maintenance scope can include software updates, backups and technical checks. We plan new features and more substantial changes separately as needed.

Who it’s for

For businesses that need a new website

Suitable if you want to present your services clearly and give visitors a straightforward way to get in touch or send an enquiry.
For organisations that need a portal

Suitable if you need to bring information together, provide different levels of user access or enable online tasks that a standard brochure website cannot support.
For those managing an existing web solution

Suitable if your website structure needs changing, content is difficult to manage or technical maintenance arrangements need clarifying.

Frequently asked questions

Can my existing website be updated, or do I need a new one?: That depends on the technical condition of your current solution and the changes you want. The first step is to assess what can be retained and whether the existing platform supports the features you need.
What should I prepare before sending an enquiry?: Describe what you need the web solution for, who will use it and what they need to be able to do. Include your existing website address and, if possible, an overview of the content, visual materials and integrations required.
Can I edit the website content myself?: Your requirements for managing content yourself can be agreed during development planning. Specify whether you want to edit text and images, add pages or also manage more complex content, such as service listings or user data.
Does development include maintenance?: The scope of development and maintenance is agreed separately. For maintenance, it is worth defining updates, backups and checks, as well as how content changes and requests for new development will be handled.
What determines the cost and timeline?: These depend on the size of the solution, its features, integrations, design requirements and how ready the content is. To prepare a quote, we first need to clarify the scope of work and the prerequisites.