Missing from search
Searching your company name returns anything except you.
Business-card site
A small site that still looks serious.
Three to five pages that show what you do, who it suits and how to reach you. Enough for people to find you, trust you and write — and simple enough to launch quickly.
A good starting point that later expands into a full website.
A business-card site should not be a miniature copy of a large one. Its job is to remove doubt within a minute: what you do, whether you handle work like theirs and how fast an answer arrives.
When you need one
Customers look for you and find nothing.
Your entire presence is a social profile and a phone number in a chat. People cannot verify who you are, partners ask you to “send the website”, and ads have nowhere to send traffic.
No credibility
Without a site it is harder to pass a larger client’s vetting.
Nowhere to point ads
A social profile works poorly as a landing page.
Scope of work
What is included in the service.
01
A three-to-five page structure
Home, services, about, contacts — plus one more page for a key direction if needed.
02
Design that fits the brand
Careful typography and colours that do not fight your existing material.
03
Form and messengers
An enquiry form, Telegram, WhatsApp and a tappable phone number on every screen.
04
Mobile version
Checked on real screens — most people will open the site on a phone.
05
Baseline SEO
Headings, meta tags, organisation markup, sitemap and Search Console setup.
06
Editing
Text and contacts change in the admin without calling a developer.
Why BiiD
Not a checklist. A system that works.
Fast to launch
A small scope means a short path from brief to a working site.
Looks like a business
Your own domain and email on that domain rather than a social profile.
A basis for growth
The site can expand into a service catalogue without rebuilding from scratch.
Ready for advertising
There is somewhere to send traffic and something to measure enquiries with.
FAQ
Questions we get asked most often.
Usually three to five: home, services or directions, about and contacts. More pages are warranted when each direction has its own search demand — at that point it becomes a corporate website.
Yes, if it is built on a proper CMS. We set up a structure from the start that can take separate service pages, a blog or a catalogue.
A domain, yes — that is the basis of your presence. Email on the domain is not technically required but noticeably affects trust in business correspondence.
For your company name, yes, once indexed. For commercial queries competition is higher, and stable traffic requires separate pages per direction plus systematic SEO work.
A description of your services, contacts, a logo and photos if you have them. We can structure the copy together, based on your answers to the brief.
Services
What we can help with.
Let's talk
Describe the task — we will tell you how to solve it.
Even if you do not end up needing our services. One conversation, after which you have a clear next step.