A business website with a clear purpose
Explain your services, organize the content, and give visitors a clear route to an inquiry. The scope can include responsive page layouts, accessible navigation, and technical search foundations.
YUBIMA / Web development
Websites and applications built around how people use them.
Yubima designs and develops business websites and custom web applications. We plan the content, the interface, and the connections behind it so customers and your team can find what they need and complete the next step.
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Where it fits
A marketing website and an operational application solve different problems. We start by identifying the people using it, their tasks, and the information they need.
A custom web application
Turn a defined workflow into a usable interface. Examples to discuss include intake forms, internal dashboards, customer portals, and connections to existing business tools.
An existing website that needs work
Review navigation, content, mobile behavior, and performance before deciding what to keep or rebuild. A focused improvement can be more useful than replacing the entire site.
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What’s included
We agree on the pages or application features, content responsibilities, and integrations before the build begins.
Page and workflow plan
Define the audience, content structure, primary tasks, and the pages or features needed to support them.
Responsive interface and development
Build and review the agreed layouts on mobile and desktop, including navigation, forms, keyboard access, and useful feedback.
Content and system connections
Scope content editing, bilingual versions, data sources, and integrations where the project needs them.
Testing, launch, and handover
Check important paths, prepare the release, and provide the source access and documentation agreed in scope.
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How we approach it
We organize the content and tasks first, review the design, and build the agreed pages or features. Before launch, we check the navigation, form behavior, responsive layouts, and important user paths. Hosting and ongoing maintenance responsibilities are agreed with you.
Website development includes technical search foundations when agreed in scope. Ongoing SEO research, content work, and search-performance monitoring are a separate service. A new website alone does not establish search rankings.
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Questions before you start
Do you build websites or custom applications?
Both. A website usually presents information and guides visitors toward an inquiry. A custom web application supports a particular workflow, such as a portal, dashboard, or intake process. We scope the experience around what people need to do.
Can the website be in English and Spanish?
Yes. We can plan separate language URLs, localized content, and a language switch that preserves the relevant page. Translation and content ownership are agreed in scope. Yubima’s own site demonstrates this structure.
Can you improve an existing site?
Yes. Share the current site, the difficulties people encounter, and your priorities. We can review its structure and discuss a focused set of changes before deciding whether a rebuild is needed.
Who manages the website after launch?
Content editing, hosting, source access, maintenance, and support expectations are agreed before handover. The right setup depends on who will maintain the site and how frequently its content or features need to change.
Bring us the problem.
Tell us about the current setup, the people using it, and what you want to change. We’ll discuss the scope and a useful first step.
Discuss your project