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Business Websites
A business website should do a job: earn trust in seconds and convert interest into enquiries, bookings, and calls.
Selected concept work demonstrating the types of digital experiences we can plan and build. Final strategy, design, features, scope, timeline, and pricing are tailored to each client.
Concept directions
Concept ProjectClinic Appointment Booking Website
A trust-first clinic site where patients find the right service and book a visit in under a minute.
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Concept ProjectArchitecture & Construction Website
A portfolio-led site that turns project galleries into qualified project enquiries.
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Concept ProjectLocal Service Lead-Gen Website
A fast, mobile-first site engineered around one goal: calls and quote requests.
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Our consultant can review your goals, identify the right first phase, and prepare a tailored scope, timeline, and pricing plan. No payment required — human review before anything is final.
What business website development includes at FNA
Every business website project starts with planning, not design. We use AI to help map your goals, audience, page structure and content requirements quickly, then a senior human consultant reviews that plan and challenges assumptions before build begins. From there we build the site itself: page templates, responsive layouts, navigation, forms, and the integrations your business actually needs, such as a CRM, booking tool or payment provider.
Deliverables typically include a documented site plan, page-by-page structure, responsive build, basic on-page SEO setup, analytics installation, and a handover walkthrough so your team can update content. We work remotely with US clients throughout, with scheduled check-ins rather than open-ended back-and-forth. Scope, timeline and cost are agreed in writing before work starts, so you know what is included and what is not. If your project grows beyond a website — a client portal, dashboard or AI automation — we scope that separately rather than folding it silently into the website budget.
Who this is for and how to start
This work suits US service businesses, professional firms and small to mid-sized companies that need a website built properly rather than patched together, and that want a senior person reviewing the plan before money is spent on build. It is a good fit if you have outgrown a template site, if your current site does not generate enquiries, or if you are launching and want the structure right the first time.
It is not a fit if you need a site live within days, or if you want a fixed catalogue of pre-priced packages — we scope each project individually. To start, use our assessment to describe your goals and constraints, or book a call to talk through scope. Both routes lead to a written plan and a clear quote before any commitment. If you are still deciding between a website, a web app or a broader product build, our solutions pages explain where each fits.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a business website project take?
Timelines depend on page count, content readiness and integrations, so we set a schedule per project after the planning stage rather than quoting a blanket figure. The plan and quote you receive before build states the expected timeline in writing, along with what we need from you — such as copy, images and access — to keep it on track.
Do you work with clients outside your area?
Yes. FNA works remotely with US clients, so location is not a constraint. Projects run through scheduled calls, shared documents and written updates, which means you always have a record of decisions and next steps. We agree communication cadence at the start so expectations are clear on both sides.
What does a business website cost?
We do not publish fixed prices because scope varies widely between projects. Instead, we plan the work first, then give you a written quote covering what is included. That way you are comparing a defined scope rather than a headline number, and you can decide what to include or defer before any build work begins.
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Reviewed and updated October 18, 2026