Website redesign
Replace a fragile custom theme with a website the firm’s staff can keep current.
MARKETING & DIGITAL EXPERIENCE
Website Design & Development
Plan, design and build a website that helps people understand your business and take the next step.
A scope built around your needs.
Your priorities and current setup
What your own team keeps
Agreed responsibilities and next steps
How it fits
Make every page work harder.
A website project starts with the people using it: what they need to understand, the questions they bring and the action each page should support. EVERNET connects website planning, content structure, responsive design and implementation with the way your team will maintain the site.
The scope can include new page designs, web forms, CRM and client-portal connections, blog integration, translation, analytics and hosting migration. Each integration needs a defined purpose, data owner and test plan. Mobile layouts should preserve useful content while adapting navigation, reading order and interaction to a smaller screen.
A build also needs decisions about existing URLs, content ownership, accessibility, performance and publishing. Ongoing SEO is a related service with its own search research, content and improvement priorities. Managed website support covers agreed maintenance responsibilities after launch; ongoing content production, third-party licenses and custom application development require separate scoping.
What to work through.
A clear plan, from the first conversation to delivery.
Plan
Connect site structure, audience questions and search intent.
Design and build
Turn the message into readable, responsive pages with clear actions.
Maintain and improve
Define content ownership, website support and useful reporting.
WEBSITE PORTFOLIO
Websites we have designed and developed.
Explore website projects across professional services, healthcare, commerce and public information.
Website concept
Residents need to find services, meetings and records across a legacy page structure.
Website concept
Equipment services, environmental work and transport serve related customers but require different questions and handoffs. A shared website approach needs to make those distinctions clear.
Website concept
Give EVERNET’s technology and marketing capabilities clearer entry points within one service business.
Website concept
Build a focused golf-cart rental concept around availability, rental steps and the information needed to reserve.
Website design
Organize a biotechnology company’s science, people and news within a consistent web system.
Website design
Structure a heating-and-cooling website around service choices, trust and contact.
Website design
Use a restrained long-form website to introduce an experienced legal professional.
Website & media
Give a business-technology interview series a recognizable home and a route for prospective guests.
Websites for local and national markets
Websites that reflect your market
A website for a Hartford, Boston or New York City business should make its actual services and service area clear. The same applies to organizations reaching customers across Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York State or nationally.
EVERNET delivers website work remotely across the United States. We plan useful service and location content around your real business, preserve valuable existing pages and links, and give visitors a clear way to contact you. Local search content should reflect where and how you operate; it should not imply offices or coverage you do not have.
See web design for Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York businesses, or the full list of service areas.
Questions before you get started.
Can you redesign our site without losing useful existing pages?
Start with an inventory of current URLs, content, search performance and links. Identify what should be improved, retained or consolidated before building. Any URL change needs a reviewed redirect and internal-link plan, followed by validation when the new site is launched.
Who supplies and approves the website content?
Agree content responsibilities at the start. Your business supplies accurate facts, permissions and subject expertise; copywriting can be included in the scope. Name the people who approve service descriptions, legal content and imagery so the project has a clear publishing process.
What happens after the website launches?
Decide who owns content updates, software maintenance, backups, monitoring and troubleshooting. Managed website support and ongoing SEO can address different continuing needs. Hosting, licenses and ongoing content production should be itemized so there is a practical operating plan.
Let’s talk about what comes next.
Bring the challenge. We’ll help you explore the right scope and a practical next step.