Website Development
Website Development
Are you struggling to get the functionality your staff and your customers need? Does your website force you to work in a way that is difficult and time consuming, when your business process is so much more efficient and customer focused?
Most web designers try and make you work how their web platform functions, with little or no knowledge of how to customise the functionality to make it work for you.
We do all our own Website Development by our dedicated team here onsite in Melbourne, so the team that builds your site also supports it. This means we build functionality for you to give you a competitive advantage over your competition, with things like custom discounting or delivery options or offering your products or services in ways your competitors can't or even by reducing your costs by automating your processes and eliminating mistakes.
How Perfect is your website?
Take our short 6 minute quiz of 12 multiple choice questions about your website and you'll receive a score and tips for improvement.
Latest Website Development Portfolio
GVS Property Australia came to us wanting to update their website design and have local support for any content updates. We even urgently created a secure holding page in place of their vulnerable website.
The team at Corporate Dojo had a website they loved the look of but needed to expand the functionality.
Our local business networking group, the Whitehorse Business Group, needed an update to their website after 5 years.
For this site we developed extra functionality to our shopping cart to display what is in the cart while you shop.
We redesigned CGIB Insurance's very old and tired looking site into a modern style, with a simplified site structure and fresh content.
It was important that their new site to be easy for users to navigate and provide a place to book into courses.
Common Website Development Questions
How Often Should I Update My Website?
Discover how often you should update your website to keep it relevant, engaging, and optimised. Learn best practices for content, design, SEO, and analytics updates.
How to Choose the Right Website Developers for You
This guide will walk you through the key considerations and steps to ensure you make the best choice for your website development needs.
What is User Experience (UX) and Why Does it Matter for Your Website?
The user experience (UX) of a website can make or break a business. Whether you run an e-commerce store, a blog, or a business to business (B2B) site, ensuring that your visitors have a positive experience is crucial. But what exactly is user experience, and why is it so important for websites?
What Are the Key Features of a Successful Tradie Website?
Discover the essential features of a successful tradie website. From clear navigation and professional design to detailed service pages and customer testimonials.
What platform or content management system (CMS) do you work with?
Discover why we trust WebGUI as our chosen content management system (CMS). Explore the benefits of this versatile platform and how it powers our web solutions.
How Long Does It Take to Build a Website? A Comprehensive Guide
Discover the factors influencing website development timelines and gain insights into each stage of the process.
What is Google reCAPTCHA? How it Enhances Online Security
The internet has grown into a vast landscape of information exchange, but it's not without its challenges, particularly when it comes to dealing with malicious bots and spam.
What is Google Search Console and How Can It Benefit Your Website?
In the ever-evolving landscape of digital marketing and website management, staying informed about your website's performance and its visibility on search engines is essential.
What's the difference between a Mobile Responsive website and an App?
A mobile responsive website is a site that adjusts its layout and content to fit the screen size of the device accessing it. In simpler terms, the website will look and function differently on a desktop computer than on a mobile device like a smartphone or tablet. On the other hand, an app is a software application designed to run on a mobile device, offering a unique user experience tailored to the device's capabilities.
What is the difference between website design and website development?
If you are planning to create a website for your business or personal use, you might have heard the terms "website design" and "website development" thrown around. While both terms refer to the creation of a website, they are different and involve different skill sets and activities.
What are the key factors to consider for website development?
Developing a website is a complex process that requires careful planning and execution. There are several key factors that need to be considered to ensure the website is effective, user-friendly, and meets the goals of the business or organisation. In this post, we'll discuss six of the most important factors to keep in mind when developing a website.
How long does it take to develop a website?
When it comes to website development, one of the most commonly asked questions is "how long will it take to develop a website?" The answer to this question varies depending on various factors, such as the complexity of the project, the size of the website, and the available resources. In this blog post, we will explore the typical timeline for website development and factors that can influence the duration of the process.
What is website development?
Website development is the process of creating, designing, and publishing websites. It involves a wide range of activities, from planning and designing to programming and testing. With the rise of the internet and the increasing importance of online presence for businesses and individuals, website development has become a crucial aspect of modern life.
Should you use a Free Blog like wordpress.org or blogger.com?
Why should you pay money to run a blog when you can go to somewhere like wordpress.org or blogger.com? Surely it makes more sense in these economically troubling times to cut any costs that can be cut while still getting the benefits of it.
Website Development News & Information
5 Tips for Choosing the Right Web Development Company
Learn how to choose the best web development company with these five essential tips. From defining project goals to evaluating support, find the right partner to bring your website vision to life.
The Impact of Page Speed on User Experience and SEO
Discover how page speed impacts user experience and SEO. Learn why a fast-loading website is crucial for engagement, conversions, and search engine rankings, and find out the best practices for optimising your site's performance.
The Power of Custom Website Integration
A website is a pivotal tool in your operational toolkit. Custom website integration is the key to unlocking an interconnected system tailored specifically to your business’ needs.
Advantages of Having Your Website Built by a Local Business
Find out why working with a local web development company can be an advantage for you when building your online presence.
A Winning Playbook: Designing a Website for Your Sporting Club
Unlock the secrets to crafting a compelling website for your sporting club. Discover strategies for engaging fans, promoting events and garnering sponsors.
How to write great content for your website
Writing content for your website can be a daunting task when you don’t know where to start. Here are some guidelines for you to help with the content creation of your website.
SEO and WebGUI - How they work together
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is critical in today’s digital landscape. With an estimated 95% of web traffic going to results on the first page of a search it’s important to be up there. Read about WEB IDEAS' inbuilt SEO features you can use to improve your ranking.
Website Functionality Video
A month ago we showed off a new website for Commercial BBQs Australia. We wanted to show some of the cool features we used to bring this site to life and enhance the user experience
The Basic “Web” Building Blocks
A lot of our customers don’t understand some of the basic building blocks used to create a website so over the next few days I hope to help explain the parts that come together to make up what most people think of as their web site.
