When a website mirrors the company org chart, customers have to translate it for themselves. VURM reshapes a broad catalog around recognizable needs, then gives each high-value path the proof and contact questions it deserves.
See websites and projects built by VURM Work directly with Johan from the Netherlands. Website design and build is a one-time project; hosting is selected and priced separately.From $1,895 before applicable tax. A focused website with up to five agreed core pages, custom design, responsive build, editing of supplied copy, one contact route and one consolidated review round.
From $4,395 before applicable tax. A broader information architecture for several services or decision paths, with agreed service pages and one-time search and answer-engine foundations.
Start by grouping services that share the same buyer, problem and proof. If two services require different stakeholders or completely different evidence, they deserve separate routes. If they differ only by an internal delivery label, they can usually sit together.
The homepage should help a visitor choose a direction in seconds. It should not carry every service description. Category pages give the overview; detailed pages earn their place by answering a distinct buying question.
A visitor reading about a particular service should not land on an empty general form. The link can carry the service choice, then ask for organization, need and timing. The team receives a better starting point without the website pretending to price or accept the work.
If the catalog exceeds the agreed page scope, VURM can prioritize the commercial core and price later content separately. This keeps the first release coherent rather than filling dozens of pages with repeated text.
VURM turns the offer, audience and supplied material into a defined website proposal.
You check the design, wording, mobile layout and inquiry route in context.
Facts, links and contact details are checked before the agreed site is published.
Clear answers before you choose a website partner.
As many as buyers need to make distinct decisions, within the agreed project scope. Page count should follow useful differences, not the length of an internal catalog.
Yes. The initial structure can focus on confirmed high-value routes and leave later pages out until their content and scope are ready.
That behavior can be included when agreed and tested. It should still let the visitor correct the selection.
No. VURM is a Netherlands-based studio and delivers this work remotely.
Send the current navigation and service list. Johan will show which decisions fit a focused site and which require a broader build.
VURM replies from the Netherlands and plans meetings around your time zone.