Services for growing businesses
Web design services for growing businesses
Every engagement starts with the same question: what does this site need to do that it currently does not. The answer decides the scope.
Start from the job, then pick the scope
Below are the service areas we take on, what each one includes, and the limits that shape it. If your project sits between two of them, that is normal, and the estimate will reflect the mix.
We design mobile-first because that is where most first visits happen in Korea. You get structure, templates, and content layout your team can actually edit, plus a clear note on what is not included.
How to read this page
Match your goal to one area: explain and inquire, launch a campaign, sell online, or improve what exists.
Check what is handed over: prototype, design system file, live site, and editing notes.
Note the boundary: content help, translation ownership, and ongoing care are spelled out per area.
Business website design
The core service: a multi-page site for a company that needs to explain what it does, build credibility, and generate inquiries. Typical scope covers structure, page templates, content layout, and a CMS your team can edit.
Deliverables include a clickable prototype, a design system file, and a built site on your host, tested on phones first.
Landing page development
A single-purpose page for a campaign, product launch, or lead offer. One primary action, a hero that states the offer, and a form that matches your CRM or email tool.
Built on the same CMS as your main site when possible, with careful load-time checks so paid traffic is not wasted on slow pages.
CMS website builds
We build on WordPress most often, because it has been the practical default for editable business sites since 2003 and hiring for it is easy. When editorial needs grow complex, we look at Drupal.
Discuss your platform choiceWordPress and WooCommerce
Editable pages and smaller store builds in one admin. Practical when your team already knows the stack.
Drupal for complex editorial
Structured content, layered permissions, and heavy publishing flows. Worth the steeper setup when volume demands it.
Shopify Plus for higher volume
The enterprise tier for larger merchants with centralized commerce needs. We pick one platform and explain why in plain terms.
Online stores: which setup fits your catalog
Two common paths. The right one depends on catalog size, order volume, and how much you want centralized.
WooCommerce development
Moderate catalogs on WordPress
Launched in 2011, WooCommerce turns a WordPress site into a store covering products, carts, and shipping extensions. Store and content stay in one place.
For payment we configure methods you can actually run: invoice or bank transfer, cash on delivery, or card payment in person at pickup.
Shopify Plus storefronts
Larger merchants, higher volume
Shopify Plus is the enterprise tier for higher-volume operations and automation needs. Teams move to it when a basic setup starts fighting their growth.
If you are already on Shopify, we scope around which processes you want centralized, not the platform name.
We do not invent gateway integrations your account cannot support. During scoping we list which payment and shipping options are executable for your business, who approves them, and what happens at pickup or on invoice. That keeps checkout honest and avoids fixes after launch.
A clear boundary
We do not sell templates as custom work, and we do not promise rankings or revenue figures.
We also do not build on platforms we cannot support after launch. If your project needs something outside these areas, we point you elsewhere rather than stretch.
Keep the site sharp after launch
A build is the start. These services cover measurement, search readiness, language, and care.
Conversion rate optimization
CRO is ongoing work, not a one-time redesign. We review analytics, find where visitors drop off, and test changes to headlines, form length, page order, and calls to action. Tests run small and sequential, so you can tell what caused a change. It works best on a site with steady traffic, since low-traffic pages cannot produce readable results.
SEO-friendly website builds
Technical SEO is part of the build. We handle URL structure, heading hierarchy, meta titles and descriptions, image compression, sitemap generation, and structured data where it fits. For Korean-language sites we check how text renders and how search engines index the bilingual split. Content strategy and link building are separate, and we say so rather than implying a build alone will rank you.
Multilingual setup
If your audience splits between Korean and English, language architecture is a design decision. We plan which content is shared, which is translated, and who owns each version, so the English site does not fall three releases behind. Fallback behavior, language switching, and hreflang are configured during the build.
Maintenance and support
After launch, sites need updates, security patches, and small changes. Choose an ongoing arrangement or a handover that leaves your team self-sufficient. Either way you get documentation for your host, plugins, and safe-to-edit areas. If you run care in-house, we train the person who will actually do it.
Questions we hear before scoping
Can you build the site and let our team maintain it?
Yes, that is the usual arrangement. We hand over documentation, a short training session, and a list of which settings are safe to change. Ongoing support is optional.
Do you handle content writing and translation?
We handle structure and layout for content, and we can work with your existing copy. For Korean and English translation we usually coordinate with your team or a translator you trust, since brand voice matters more than word count.
Which platform will you recommend for our store?
It depends on catalog size, order volume, and how much you want centralized. WooCommerce suits moderate catalogs already on WordPress. Shopify Plus suits larger merchants with higher-volume operations and automation needs.
Still weighing options? Read common questions or look at tools and platforms for more detail.
Tell us what the site needs to do next
Share your goal, your current setup, and your timeline. We reply with a scoped estimate and a plain recommendation on platform and scope.
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