Designed to feature and enhance your brand, business offerings, mission and culture. A great place to start, this website helps people find your business and get important information needed to effect an engagement.

B-to-B websites may have subtle differences from other kinds of websites. They usually speak to, and are designed for, business owners and managers. They may include line-cards, product and service offerings, and support other online marketing activities.

Business to consumer (B-to-C) websites are designed to engage with a broader set of demographics. They tend to have more engagement opportunities and calls to action.

Professional codes of ethics and HIPAA compliance are important considerations to bring to the website development table. There are so many easy ways to violate these protocols online, of which most website developers are unaware. These considerations extend beyond your website to include social media and review replies too.

Non-profit websites may contain elements of other websites, but are designed to inspire stakeholders and supporters to participate in the causes. They tend to incorporate important plugins such as Bloomerang or Give, and they may need incorporation into significant social media campaigns.

E-commerce websites are significantly more complex as they collect funds, sell products, manage inventory and more. This usually happens in concert with the other considerations found in B-2-B and B-to-C websites.