Web Development
Fast. Beautiful. Converting.
Fast, conversion focused websites that rank on Google and turn visitors into customers.
A website has one job: turn a visitor into an inquiry or an order. Everything else, including how it looks, is in service of that. We build sites that load quickly, work properly on a phone, and are structured so search engines and AI systems can read them without guessing. Design matters, but design that does not convert is decoration.
Why does site speed affect revenue?
Speed affects revenue through two separate paths. The direct path is behavioral: people leave slow pages, and the drop off compounds with every additional second, most sharply on mobile connections. The indirect path is that Core Web Vitals are a ranking input, so a slow site earns less traffic to begin with. The compounding effect is what makes it worth fixing early. A site that loads in under a second gets more visitors and keeps a larger share of them.
What platform should I build on?
It depends on who maintains it and what it needs to do. WordPress suits content heavy sites where a non technical team publishes regularly. Shopify suits product businesses that want inventory, payments, and shipping handled without engineering. A custom build makes sense when the site is doing something specific enough that fighting a platform costs more than building. We will tell you when a cheaper platform is the right answer, because inheriting a build the client cannot maintain helps nobody.
How do you approach conversion rate optimization?
We start by finding where people leave. Analytics shows the drop off points, session recordings show the behavior behind them, and form analytics show which field ends the session. Then we fix the largest leak first rather than testing button colors. Common wins are a clearer offer above the fold, fewer required form fields, visible pricing or pricing ranges, and proof positioned near the point of decision. Each change is measured against the previous baseline.
What happens after launch?
You get the site, the code, the accounts, and training for whoever maintains it. There is no hostage arrangement where leaving means rebuilding. If you want ongoing support we offer it, and if you would rather run it internally we hand over documentation and answer questions during the transition. Sites we build are handed over with analytics, Search Console, and conversion tracking already configured, since a site without measurement cannot be improved.
Everything in the Web Dev package.
What US clients say.
“Wigital took our online store from 180,000 a month to just over 1.4 million in under a year. The SEO and content working together is what did it, not one or the other.”
“Our cost per lead on Google Ads dropped 60 percent while volume tripled. They found budget being wasted on searches we could never win and moved it somewhere useful.”
“The site they built is genuinely fast and it converts. Bounce rate fell 40 percent and sales were up 180 percent in the first quarter after launch.”
Web Dev questions, answered.
A focused marketing site is typically four to six weeks. Ecommerce with catalog migration runs eight to twelve. The variable is almost always how quickly content and approvals come back.
Yes, and often we recommend a staged rebuild rather than a full replacement, so you keep the rankings and traffic the current site has already earned.
You do, completely. Code, domain, hosting, and every account are in your name from the start.