Website Design by Industry

The pages a website needs depend on who it serves. We plan each site around the questions your customers ask before they call, book or donate, then build the pages and forms that answer them.

Website design by industry: a designer's desk with a laptop and a desktop screen showing web layouts

How industry websites differ

A law firm site has to work within attorney advertising rules. A dental or medical site has to keep health information out of ordinary forms. A contractor site sells on photos of finished jobs. A nonprofit site has to serve donors and the people it helps at the same time. A restaurant site lives or dies on an up-to-date menu. We plan the pages, forms and wording around those rules before design starts.

Questions to ask any web designer about your industry

Have you planned a site with these rules before?
Ask how they handle the regulations or platforms specific to your field.
Who writes the industry-specific content?
And who checks it for accuracy before it goes live.
What will the site connect to?
Booking, intake, ordering or donation tools, and who pays for them.
Who owns the site and the accounts?
You should, from day one.

Other businesses

We also plan sites for real estate businesses, manufacturers, schools, therapists and other local businesses. See small business websites for what a first site includes.

What every industry site includes

Mobile-first design built to WCAG accessibility guidelines, a page for each main service, basic on-page SEO, a tested contact path, analytics and a handoff session. You own the domain, the site and its accounts.

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