Content and site structure
Organise pages around what visitors need to know. Establish navigation, page priorities and clear routes from an offer to an enquiry or other agreed action.
Business Websites · Zimbabwe
Website Design & Development
Help customers understand your business and take the next step.
Design and build a business website around clear information, usable navigation and the actions your customers need to take.
The business need
Help customers understand your business and take the next step.
A business website should make it easy to understand what you offer, decide whether it fits and contact the right team. Africube plans the content and visitor journeys before developing the pages. We bring design, responsive layouts and technical implementation into one scope, with the required editing and enquiry features agreed at the start. The work can cover a new website or a structured redesign of an existing one.
Who it is for
- Businesses building a new public website
- Organisations improving an existing web presence
- Companies presenting products and services online
- Teams needing a manageable process for updating website content
Scope & capabilities
What we can help you put in place.
Interface design
Create a consistent visual direction for typography, colour, layout and reusable components. Apply it to the pages and content types included in the project.
Responsive development
Build layouts that adapt across the agreed screen sizes. Review menus, forms and page content so the main visitor tasks remain usable on smaller screens.
Search foundations
Include descriptive page titles, heading structure and other agreed technical search essentials. Organise content so visitors and search engines can understand each page’s purpose.
Content editing and enquiry paths
Scope the content-management and enquiry features your team needs. Define who updates information, what the visitor submits and how the business receives the enquiry.
Launch preparation
Check the pages, links and agreed interactions before launch. Review the handover, publishing arrangements and responsibilities for future updates.
The approach
A practical path through the work.
A typical workflow, aligned to the agreed scope and configuration.
- 01
Plan
Agree the audience, page structure, content and conversion goals.
- 02
Design
Review a visual direction and representative page layouts.
- 03
Build & review
Develop responsive pages and check the agreed visitor tasks.
- 04
Launch & hand over
Complete the agreed publishing steps and explain content maintenance.
Project outputs
What the engagement can deliver.
Site plan and page designs
An agreed structure and design direction for the website’s pages and navigation.
Implemented website
The responsive pages and editing or enquiry functionality included in the scope.
Launch and content guidance
Handover information for publishing, updating content and managing the agreed website features.
Before we scope the work
Start with your requirements.
The project scope defines the pages, content responsibilities, design requirements, editing tools and enquiry features. Existing URLs, hosting, domain access, integrations and maintenance arrangements are reviewed before launch. Any specialised application or portal requirements are scoped alongside the public website where needed.
- Business goals, target visitors and priority enquiries
- Existing website, page list and available content
- Brand assets and examples of the desired visual direction
- Content editing, form delivery, hosting and domain requirements
Useful answers
Before we get started.
Can we update the website ourselves?
Content editing can be included in the scope. Tell Africube which pages and information your team needs to maintain, who will edit them and whether changes need review before publication.
Can you redesign a website that already has useful pages?
Yes. The planning stage reviews existing content and URLs so useful material can be retained or reorganised. The proposed scope identifies the pages to change and the treatment of existing links.
How is website development different from a customer portal?
A public website mainly explains your business and helps visitors take an action. A portal supports defined tasks for identified users, often using private business information. Portal requirements belong in a custom application scope, which can be coordinated with the website.
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Let’s talk about your business.
Tell us what you use today, what needs to work better and where you want to go.