Discovery and content strategy
Clarify audience, offers, proof, route inventory and conversion goals.
Owned digital presence
Connect brand, content, accessibility, search visibility and conversion in a portable website the business can own and improve.

Direct answer
ABT’s source site establishes web design as a core service. The revised approach begins with the business, audience, content, existing search assets and conversion path before visual production.
Project scope, content ownership, accessibility objectives, hosting, integrations and ongoing support should be defined before build.
Service coverage
Clarify audience, offers, proof, route inventory and conversion goals.
Create a business-specific system for typography, hierarchy, media and responsive behavior.
Build portable, maintainable pages with semantic HTML, accessible interaction and performance discipline.
Protect valuable URLs, metadata, canonicals, internal links and redirect requirements.
Design and test keyboard, contrast, semantics, forms and responsive experiences.
Use evidence and business feedback to refine content, conversion and technical performance.
The ABT difference
ABT stays at the center, coordinating the connected responsibilities around this service instead of leaving the business to manage the gaps between them.
Operating rhythm
Inventory the current site, routes, content, media and technical risks.
Approve a business-specific homepage and representative interior system.
Expand the locked system across approved routes and integrations.
Test visuals, links, accessibility, metadata, performance and migration parity.
Common questions
Meaningful existing URLs should be preserved wherever practical. Approved changes require relevant one-hop redirects.
Portability depends on the selected stack and integrations and should be established in the project scope.
Accessibility must be considered throughout design, development, content and testing rather than added only at the end.
Start with the business problem