01 / Web development
A better website for your customers. A useful tool for your business.
Build a site your team can update, a portal your customers can use, or a web application shaped around your operations. Devekko brings product design, development, and integrations into the same project.
01 / The investment case
Turn more visits into customers.
75% of the surveyed U.S. businesses with 1–9 employees reported having their own website (308 responses in that subgroup). This is a survey finding, not a census of every small business and not evidence that a website alone increases sales.
Source: NFIB, Small Business and Technology, 2025, page 11
How the illustrative model works
- Assumptions: 2,500 visits per month; lead rate rises from 2% to 3%; 20% of leads become clients; $600 contribution per additional client.
- Additional clients: 2,500 × 1% × 20% = 5 per month, or $36,000 contribution a year.
- First-year ownership cost: $12,000 build + $300 × 12 care = $15,600.
- ROI: ($36,000 − $15,600) ÷ $15,600 = 131%.
- Traffic and lead quality are held constant. The lead-rate improvement is an assumption, not a survey result.
If only half the benefit arrives: Lead rate reaches 2.5% instead of 3%: $18,000 contribution, 15% ROI.
Measure qualified leads and closed sales, not form interactions alone.
All amounts USD over the first 12 operating months. Not a Devekko client result, forecast, or price quote.
Make the next step clear
Your website may need to explain an offer, take a booking, or help a customer manage an account. We begin with those tasks and design the pages and workflows around them.
For an existing site, we review where people get stuck, what your team struggles to maintain, and which systems need to connect.
What we can build
- Business websites with clear navigation, editable content, and an inquiry path.
- Customer and member portals with accounts, permissions, and useful self-service.
- Custom web applications for bookings, operations, and internal workflows.
- Publishing and subscription experiences with content access and billing integrations.
- Connections to your CRM, commerce platform, or existing business software.
Connect the website to the next action
A project inquiry should reach the person who handles it. A booking should appear in the right system. A customer should see information they are allowed to access.
We define those connections as part of the build. For an AI feature, such as a document assistant, we establish approved information sources and a way to handle unanswered questions.
Define the release before development begins
The project plan sets out the page or application structure, priority user flows, content responsibilities, and integration requirements. We identify what needs to migrate and how you will review the work.
The agreed delivery can include responsive design, implementation, content management, analytics events, accessibility checks, and launch documentation. Support and future changes are scoped alongside the release.
A few useful answers
Before we begin.
How is a project priced?
Pricing depends on the pages and user flows, integrations, content work, and any data migration. We agree the deliverables and price in a proposal. If important requirements are still unclear, discovery can help define a smaller first scope.
Can you improve our existing website?
The first step is to review its code, content, hosting, and integrations. That review establishes what can stay and what needs to change.
Will our team be able to update the content?
Content editing is part of the planning discussion. We choose an approach around who makes updates, how often they happen, and whether approval is needed.
Can you connect to our existing software?
We assess the available APIs, access permissions, and data quality before committing to an integration. The scope identifies dependencies on other providers.
Does every website need AI?
AI belongs where it helps someone complete a useful task. A clear website and a reliable contact flow can stand on their own.
How is the schedule agreed?
The schedule follows the first-release scope and dependencies such as content, access to existing systems, and review availability. We agree on milestones in the proposal.
Your next project
Put your next web project into focus
Tell us what visitors need to do and what your current site makes difficult.