
Website & Landing Page Design
A website is not just a collection of pages; it's a space that showcases your business and services and helps visitors find information or take the right action without complication. Babel offers website and landing page design services based on the nature and goal of the project, from organizing pages and content, through to designing interfaces, building them, and testing them across different screens.
Our Approach to Website and Landing Page Design
We map the visitor's journey before choosing the page's look
We start by defining the website's function, the audience who will use it, and the information they're looking for, then build the page structure and organize the content and elements by priority.
Once the structure is approved, we move on to designing and building the interfaces so they work on phones and computers. Before delivery, we review the pages, links, forms, and how the content appears.




Service Elements

FAQs about Website Design and Landing Pages
We start by defining the type of website, its goals, pages, required functions, and available content, then set the scope of work and the stages needed for design, execution, and review.
The timeline varies depending on the number of pages, required functions, content readiness, and feedback during the review stages. A timeline is set once the project scope is clarified.
This is determined by the project scope. The website can be built on an existing domain and hosting, or the required technical setup can be agreed on before work begins.
Execution takes into account the basics related to page structure and user experience. Keyword research, content optimization, and ongoing follow-up fall under the SEO service.
The website can be built using content provided by the client, or the content creation service can be requested separately when new pages need to be written or rewritten.
Responsive design is considered while building the pages, so the arrangement of content and elements adapts to different screen sizes.
The type of website depends on the nature of the business, and may be a company profile site, a services site, a portfolio, or a multi-page website. The required functions are defined before execution begins.
A website usually consists of several pages presenting the business, its services, and information. A landing page, on the other hand, is built around a single offer or service and focuses on a specific action such as contacting or submitting a request.