Promivo services
Websites
Platforms & tools
Your website should explain what you do, show the quality of your work and make the next step easy. We plan it around your customers’ tasks, then build it in WordPress.
Content structure · UX/UI · WordPress
Who it is for
For businesses launching a new website, reorganising their services or replacing a site that is difficult to maintain. We agree what visitors need to find and how they can get in touch before designing the pages.
A scope shaped around your needs
- Information architecture, user journeys and content planning.
- Responsive page designs consistent with your visual identity.
- WordPress development, enquiry forms and agreed integrations.
- Technical SEO foundations, accessibility checks and measurement preparation.
What you receive
You receive a working website, editing access and practical handover guidance. The proposal defines page templates, content migration, integrations and any ongoing support. We also document the domain, hosting and licences used.
How we work
- Discovery and material review
- structure and content
- design approval
- development
- testing and launch
We review work at agreed stages so the finished website reflects the brief.
What we need to get started
Share your services, the purpose of the website, your logo, existing photographs and examples of websites you find easy to use. For a redesign, we will also need access to the current site and a list of functions to retain.
What affects cost and timing
Cost depends on page types, content readiness, migration, language versions and integrations. The schedule also depends on material availability and feedback. An initial conversation is enough to start defining the scope.
The agreed scope and quotation are set out in the proposal. Where relevant, licences, production, advertising spend and third-party services are priced separately.
See our approach in practice
Explore selected work. During our conversation, we can suggest examples relevant to your brief.
Rafał Tkacz — personal trainer website
Black, bold orange and a large trainer portrait. Rafał Tkacz’s website brings together training services, client transformations and a clear route to contact.
Szaman Baits — fishing bait online store
A fishing store with a bold brand mark, waterside photography and red-and-gold accents. Categories, search and product cards lead visitors into the bait range.
Dobrze Cię Widzieć Legionowo — website
The DCW Optyk website in gold and olive tones, with a large shop mark, eye-examination information and contact options in the opening view.
Let’s talk about your project
Tell us what you want to achieve. We will agree the scope, materials and delivery process before the work begins.
Your project
Plan your website
Set your website’s goal, content and features. Use the preview to compare directions before sending your brief for a quote.
Good to know
A few useful answers.
Planning the scope or preparing your materials? These answers will help you get started.
Ask usWhat do you need before designing a company website?
Tell us about your offer, audience and the purpose of the website. Share your logo, available copy, photographs and current URL. List the functions that must be retained. We agree who will prepare any missing material before quoting.
Will I be able to edit the website in WordPress?
We agree the editing scope during the project. Copy, images and agreed sections are prepared for management in WordPress. At handover, we explain how to use the elements included in the build.
What happens to existing URLs during a redesign?
We first inventory important pages and assets. We retain useful URLs and map redirects for those that change. Content migration and verification need to be included in the agreed scope.
Are copy, hosting and ongoing care included?
The proposal separates the website build from content production, hosting, licences and ongoing support. These are agreed explicitly rather than assumed to be included.
What determines the cost of a website?
The structure, distinct page layouts, functionality, integrations, language versions and readiness of the content all affect the scope. Timing also depends on access to the existing site and approval stages.