Business websites

What it is

The working website for a company whose product is its own service — pages per offer, about and team, the areas it serves, and the enquiry path that runs through all of it.

Why businesses need it

Most enquiries are settled before contact: what you do, where you work, who to ask, how long it takes. A site that leaves those unanswered loses the enquiry quietly and never reports it.

What MIWEBX delivers

• Service pages, one per offer, built around the questions buyers actually ask
• About, team, careers and location pages with real detail behind them
• Enquiry forms, call-back requests and quote or eligibility calculators
• Pages per area served, with consistent business details
• Rebuild of a stale corporate site, including URL and content migration

Core features

• Structured data for the organisation, its services, locations and common questions
• Enquiries routed to a named owner, with a copy stored rather than only emailed
• Phone-first layout for sectors where the call is the conversion
• Careers pages with an application route that does not depend on a job board
• Shared editable blocks for contact details, accreditations and opening hours
• Consent, privacy and accessibility statement as part of the build

Technical capabilities

• Pages generated from a content model, so a new service is data rather than a release
• Forms validated server-side, rate limited and written before any email is sent
• Every page rendered on the server so the text is in the HTML search fetches
• Redirect map and canonical set carried across from the previous site
• Enquiries tagged with the landing page and campaign that produced them
• Language or region variants kept as one model rather than a duplicated site
• Form-delivery and uptime alerts sent to a channel the team actually reads

How we build it

• Sit with the people who take the enquiries and write down the questions callers ask
• Map the page set against the services sold and the areas actually served
• Design and build one service-page template, then fill the rest with real content
• Wire the enquiry route end to end and test it with a live submission, not a fixture
• Migrate the old URLs, publish, and submit the sitemap and business details
• Review indexed pages and stored enquiries a few weeks after launch

Technology stack

• Next.js
• React
• TypeScript
• Tailwind CSS
• PostgreSQL
• Prisma
• Node.js
• Google Search Console

What you receive

• The live site with a page per service and per location
• Admin access and a working session for whoever keeps it current
• Enquiry store, routing rules and notification configuration
• Redirect map and the technical search checklist from the migrated site
• Source repository and hosting accounts in the company's name

Business benefits

• Enquiries reach a named person instead of an inbox nobody owns
• The site answers the buyer's question before the phone rings
• Staff publish a new service or area without a developer
• Search, directories and the site all state the same details