Web design agency in Bilbao

We generally use WordPress, which is the most widely used platform and delivers the best results. However, we also use other CMS platforms depending on the website’s specific requirements.

First, you need to have access to the domain and hosting (if you don’t have a domain or hosting, we’ll handle that for you). Next, the most important step is to work on the text and photography, for which we’ll need your help.

We have access to stock photo libraries that allow us to source generic images, and we can outline and draft the content for your website. But keep in mind that no one knows your business better than you do, and the less “pretentious” and the more authentic the information and images are, the better you’ll connect with your audience. That’s why the client usually provides the content and images. We’ll always need you to provide us with information—this is a team effort. It’s the best way to create a website that represents and conveys your corporate message and sells your products or services.

It depends on how clear the concept is, how large the website is, whether we have the necessary materials, access to hosting, and so on. Creating an e-commerce site with 500 products is not the same as building a service-based website with five sections. If you’d like to know more about the deadlines, just ask us.

Yes. We’ll explain the basics of how WordPress works so you can update the blog and any other information you need. That said, if you want to make any structural changes to the website, we recommend leaving that to us for several reasons. First, because aesthetics and organization are very important, and the developers always have a better understanding of the website’s backend. And second, because without knowing what you’re doing, you might accidentally do something that affects the rest of the page and “break” it.

We meet to discuss the design direction we’ll take, define the structure, and plan the website’s objectives (generating leads, selling products, explaining services, etc.). Then we work on the information and content we’ll display (photos, graphics) and build a user-friendly, practical, and clear website. Throughout the process, we can make adjustments to ensure the final result meets your expectations.

Just because you have a website doesn’t mean it will automatically be successful. It requires maintenance, analysis, and investment. If your website isn’t converting visitors, it might be because the purchasing process is too complicated for users, something is holding them back, or they simply aren’t aware of it. We could conduct an audit to identify the causes and propose solutions.

UX (User Experience) is about making a website user-friendly, easy to navigate, and intuitive, always keeping in mind what we want to achieve. If someone visits your website and doesn’t know where to click or where to find the information they need, they’ll leave. You’re probably losing customers because of that.

Updates, modifications, plugins, potential attacks, backups… It’s very important to keep your website up to date and properly maintained.

The purpose is different. A website is a showcase where visitors can find all the information you want to share. Social media connects people, but users who want to learn more about your products or services will go to your website. Plus, on your website, you can work on SEO and even run ads. So both are necessary.