Corporate Website
A structured company website built around the information buyers and stakeholders need.
- Bespoke visual identity
- Schema markup when supported by the content
- Technical SEO foundations defined in scope
Web Design · Technical SEO · Measured Delivery
Websites scoped for US businesses
We plan and build websites for US companies around the buyer journey, content, integrations, technical SEO, accessibility, and the evidence needed to accept the work.
- 01Project-specific scope
- 02Reviewable milestones
- 03Clear handoff
Project Types
Six website scopes to consider
Choose the structure that best matches the buyer journey, content, operations, and integrations that the project must support.
Campaign Landing Page
A focused page for a campaign, offer, or launch with an agreed path to action.
- Message and decision-path structure
- Measurement plan and tracking setup
- Performance budget and device QA
Focused One-Page Site
A compact information architecture for a business that can explain its offer on one page.
- Focused information hierarchy
- Defined inquiry path
- Responsive visual system
Managed WordPress
A maintainable WordPress build with the editor, plugins, and operating responsibilities agreed in advance.
- Clean admin experience
- Security controls matched to the project
- Handoff or training when included
Custom Next.js Website
A React-based build for projects that need custom interfaces, data flows, or rendering control.
- Documented API and CRM integrations
- Private portals or dashboards when scoped
- Architecture matched to expected demand
E-Commerce Website
An online store scoped around catalog, checkout, operations, content, and measurement.
- Approved payment integrations
- Inventory workflows when required
- Product and category SEO foundations
Work
Illustrative scopes, clearly labeled
These are planning examples, not US client cases or performance claims. The actual scope and acceptance evidence are agreed before work begins.
Storefront and operations
A possible scope can connect catalog structure, checkout, inventory flows, analytics, and handoff criteria. Final features depend on the existing stack and approved integrations.
Scope
defined before build
Inquiry and qualification flow
A service website can define the information buyers need, the inquiry fields the team can use, the handoff route, and the measurement required to review the flow.
Flow
reviewed with the team
Content and entity foundations
A search-ready build can connect page intent, internal links, structured data, crawl controls, and measurement without promising a ranking or traffic outcome.
Evidence
checked at acceptance
Stack
A stack selected for the scope
Platform and tooling decisions follow content, editing, integration, security, and maintenance requirements.
WordPress
Flexible CMS option for teams that need an editable website
Next.js
React framework for custom interfaces and rendering control
Practical AI
Automation only when the task, source, review path, and fallback are defined
Technical SEO
Crawl, page, schema, and measurement requirements documented in scope
- Responsive mobile-first architecture
- HTTPS deployment requirements
- Analytics and tag configuration when scoped
- Schema.org markup supported by page facts
- Responsive image delivery
- Backup and recovery responsibilities
- Privacy implementation based on supplied requirements
- Performance budget and browser QA
- Spam-control options for public forms
- Ownership, licensing, access, and handoff terms
- Approved integrations and automations
Process
From context to handoff
- 01
Strategic Briefing
Deep-dive diagnostic call to understand your business objectives, US competition, and technical requirements.
- 02
High-Fidelity Design
Visual prototyping against the agreed page hierarchy, brand inputs, and review rounds recorded in the scope.
- 03
Expert Development
Implementation, technical SEO, and performance work against the agreed acceptance criteria, with a review environment when the project requires one.
- 04
US Launch
Deployment, crawl controls, measurement setup, and a documented handoff for the items included in the project.
- 05
Continuous Support
Optional maintenance, updates, monitoring, or improvement work under a separate written scope.
Investment
A $390 start. Written scope for the rest.
The one-page starter covers the essentials listed below. Larger websites are quoted after the business goal, content, integrations, and acceptance criteria are clear.
| Service | Price | Timeline | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web | |||
| PopularOne-Page Starter | From $390 | Schedule confirmed after scope | Mobile-first page, contact form, one CTA, basic technical SEO, one review round |
| Corporate Web | Scope-based quote | Timeline confirmed after scope | Company information architecture, technical SEO foundations, agreed integrations |
| Enterprise Next.js | Scope-based quote | Timeline confirmed after scope | Custom interface, documented integrations, rendering strategy |
| E-commerce | |||
| E-Commerce Website | Scope-based quote | Timeline confirmed after scope | Catalog, checkout, operations, product SEO foundations |
| IA | |||
| Custom AI Agent | Scope-based quote | Timeline confirmed after scope | Defined task, approved data sources, review path, fallback |
| SEO | |||
| US SEO Strategy | Scope-based quote | Cadence confirmed after scope | Query research, page work, technical checks, measurement plan |
The $390 starting scope is a focused one-page business website. Domain costs, complex content, e-commerce, custom integrations, extra pages, and additional review rounds are scoped separately.
Interactive calculator
Not sure which plan fits your project?
Use the scope planner to identify the website type, content volume, and integrations that need to be discussed before a formal quote.
Comparison
Unclear scope vs. documented scope
Compare the questions a project leaves open with the controls YAG records before delivery. Still deciding? See the full agency-vs-freelancer comparison.
Unclear scope
- Dependencies are not listed
- Review and approval points are unclear
- Ownership and licensing are left implicit
- SEO is mentioned without acceptance checks
- Maintenance responsibilities are undefined
- Out-of-scope changes have no pricing rule
YAG Comunicación
- Design and build scope documented
- Pricing tied to a written scope
- Named responsibilities and review points
- Ownership terms recorded in the agreement
- SEO and AI included only when scoped
- Documented launch and handoff checks
Machine readability
Structured foundations for search and AI systems
Semantic HTML, explicit entities, and crawlable delivery can make factual page content easier for search and AI systems to parse. They do not guarantee citation or visibility.
| Technology / Strategy | Technical Implementation | What it makes explicit |
|---|---|---|
| Semantic Structure (HTML5) | Rigorous use of article, section, aside, and H1-H6 hierarchy | Provides a visible hierarchy that machine parsers can inspect |
| LLMs and Knowledge Graph | Enriched Schema.org markup and unified entities | Connects named entities when the page contains supporting facts |
| Rendered delivery (SSR/SSG) | Rendering strategy selected for crawlability and performance requirements | Can expose primary content in the initial HTML when configured correctly |
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you handle collaboration with US clients?
We agree the communication channels, review rhythm, decision owners, and time-zone overlap during scoping. The operating model is written into the project plan rather than assumed.
What exactly is included in your web packages?
Inclusions depend on the written scope. A web project can cover strategy, design, development, technical SEO, analytics, hosting, support, or automation, but only the items listed in the agreement are included.
Do I own the source code and the domain?
Ownership, access, licensing, and handoff are documented before work begins. The agreement identifies which assets are yours, which third-party services remain licensed, and what is delivered at handoff.
Why should I choose YAG for AI integration?
AI is proposed only when a defined task, data source, review path, and fallback make it useful. The selected model and automation stack depend on the workflow and data-handling requirements.
How long does a typical project take?
Timing depends on content readiness, integrations, review availability, migration risk, and acceptance criteria. We provide a schedule after those dependencies are clear.
Do you offer support after the launch?
Support and maintenance can be included as a separate scope covering agreed updates, monitoring, security work, or ongoing improvement. The duration and response process are defined in writing.
Geographic Coverage
Web design for companies across the United States
We work remotely with businesses across the United States. Every engagement begins with a defined scope and does not imply a physical office in the city being viewed.
Florida
- Miami
- Orlando
- Tampa
- Jacksonville
- Fort Lauderdale
- St. Petersburg
- Hialeah
- Port St. Lucie
- Cape Coral
- Tallahassee
Texas
- Houston
- Dallas
- Austin
- San Antonio
- Fort Worth
- El Paso
- Arlington
- Plano
- Laredo
- Corpus Christi
California
- Los Angeles
- San Diego
- San Francisco
- San Jose
- Sacramento
- Fresno
- Long Beach
- Oakland
- Bakersfield
- Anaheim
New York
- New York City
- Buffalo
- Rochester
- Yonkers
- Syracuse
- Albany
Illinois
- Chicago
- Aurora
- Naperville
- Joliet
- Rockford
Georgia
- Atlanta
- Augusta
- Columbus
- Savannah
- Athens
Don't see your city? No problem. We work remotely with clients across all 50 US states. What matters is your project, not the distance.
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