B2B Website Design & Theme Customization
B2B businesses are unique because there are different audiences that will visit and use your website. In addition to your customers engaging with you online, you may also have partners or vendors that need to use the website in a completely different way. Our B2B website design process factors in these different audiences to deliver a proper experience for each.
For example, you might be a CNC machining shop that needs a brochure website to showcase some of your work, capabilities, and machines on site with the ability to request a quote. In this instance, we would focus on creating a uniquely designed site to impress your customers.
Conversely, if you’re a parts manufacturer that also has a distributed sales team, or has third-party agents distributing your parts for you, we would also build a separate partners portal with a private eCommerce store or portal to manage your orders, partners, and communication – separate from the consumer-facing side.
How do adding features and integrations affect the website budget?
Most organizations use other software and tools other than their website to help grow and maintain their business. Because of this, we offer a wide variety of custom integrations to help you streamline your processes.
The complexity of the additional features you need built into your site directly correlates to time, which is a function of your website’s budget. Custom integrations require cross-disciplinary planning and execution, and can have a small (or large) effect on the price.
Fortunately enough, there are existing integrations available that can help cut costs down dramatically. If you don’t see your preferred integration on this list, simply click ‘Other’ and tell us about the feature(s) you would like us to build.
Note: If you select ‘Other’, these features will not be factored into the price estimate because they are 100% custom.
Most websites have the following pages: a home page, about us (or company) page, a services (or product) page, and a contact page. That leaves you with four (4) pages at the minimum.
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