Business websites
Business websites built around your content, customers and the systems your team uses.
Start a projectBuilt here
This website is our own design and build. The large wordmark gives the business a recognizable identity; the service pages explain the work behind it. On a phone, navigation and content rearrange around the smaller screen, with a persistent project action.
The enquiry asks five questions using choices. Visitors can review and edit the brief, then open a draft in their email app to send it. They can also copy the brief.
Your business may need a contact form or a booking link. We choose the next step around how you respond to customers.
Start with the visit
A useful business website answers the questions a customer brings: what you do, whether it suits them, where you work and how to take the next step. The page structure should follow those questions. A service business may need a few clear service pages and an enquiry; a portfolio needs enough context to explain the work it shows.
Snoogz is based in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, and works remotely with businesses and teams. You work directly with Jacky on a defined website project, from content and mobile use through launch and handover.
Improve or rebuild
An existing website may need better content, a repaired layout or a clearer contact path. We can review those problems before choosing a rebuild. If your current builder and hosting cover the job, keeping them may reduce the work involved.
For a replacement site, we identify the pages and addresses worth keeping, content that needs rewriting and connections that need to survive the move. Domain access, redirects and the final switch belong in the launch plan.
Content and approvals
Before layout work, we agree on the pages, the information each needs and who supplies it. Existing copy, brand files and photographs provide a starting point. If writing or image preparation is part of the work, it belongs in the scope too. You confirm the business claims and permission to use supplied material.
Review points should cover the actual content and the working site. That lets you check the offer, contact details, mobile reading and enquiry behavior together. The scope also records who approves changes and how revisions outside the agreed work are handled.
Editing after launch
How often will you change the site, and who will make those changes? Occasional updates can suit a different setup from weekly articles or a changing catalogue. We can assess your existing editor, a content management system or updates made in the source files. A CMS is a choice to make, not an assumed part of every build.
We discuss domain and hosting accounts, source access, licensing, subscriptions and maintenance before launch. The handover should match the editing approach, with the agreed instructions and account access. Further changes and ongoing support are scoped separately.
What connects to the site
A booking system, CRM or customer workspace can make the website part of a larger process. We first check the platform's existing forms, booking links and connectors. Where a connection is missing, we assess access, data, permissions, failures and who operates it before proposing custom work.
Read about workflow automation for connections between tools, or custom software when customers or staff need a business application behind the public pages.
Before we start
Can you work on an existing site?
Yes. Share its address and describe what needs to change. Access, the current platform and the condition of the site determine whether a focused update or a replacement makes sense.
Do we need a paid assessment?
A straightforward website or well-defined fix can go directly to a scoped quote. If the workflow, system access or feasibility is unclear, we can agree on a standalone assessment first. The cost and scope guide explains the assessment options and starting prices.
Who supplies the words and images?
We agree on that at the start. You may supply finished material or ask for writing and image preparation within the scope. Business facts and rights to use the material still need your approval.
What about search visibility?
We can scope descriptive page titles, useful service content, crawlable links and the technical setup for discovery. These give search engines information about the site; they do not establish a ranking or a volume of enquiries. The cost and scope guide explains how to separate the initial build from ongoing work.
Start a project
Tell me which workflow or system needs attention. Five short questions help outline a review, project or embedded engagement you can discuss by email.
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