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• What is a business card website →
• What purposes it is suitable for →
• Website structure →
• What is included in the development →
• What is provided free of charge →
• Website creation process →
• Development time →
• Price →
• Administration →
• Promotion and support →
• List of available pages →
• Frequently asked questions (FAQ) →
• Legal information →

What is a business card website

A business card website is a small multi-page website in which information about a company, specialist, project, or services is placed on separate pages and connected through a common navigation system. Visitors move between sections using the website menu. This format makes it possible to present information about the business, services, advantages, completed work, and contact details in a clear sequence. Each page serves a specific purpose and forms part of the website’s overall structure. A business card website is not an online store or a large corporate portal. It may include detailed descriptions, photographs, contact forms, interactive elements, and additional functionality while retaining a compact multi-page structure.

What purposes it is suitable for

A business card website is suitable for situations where information about a company, specialist, project, or services needs to be presented in a structured way across separate pages. This format is convenient when there is too much information for a single page, but a large corporate website is not required.

It is used to present services, describe a company’s activities, and publish information about projects, completed work, advantages, and terms of cooperation. A business card website is suitable for local businesses, small companies, organisations, teams, and independent specialists.

This format is also appropriate when a complete online presence is required with convenient navigation and the possibility of adding new pages and features later without changing the website’s basic structure.

Website structure

The structure of a business card website consists of separate pages, each responsible for a specific part of the information. All pages are connected through a common navigation system, allowing visitors to move consistently between the website’s main sections.

The structure usually includes a home page with general information and separate pages describing the company or specialist, services, advantages, completed work, and contact details. Additional pages may be added when necessary, including a gallery, reviews, frequently asked questions, legal information, contact forms, and other functional sections.

This structure makes it possible to distribute information across separate pages, keep the website clear for visitors, and provide convenient navigation on both computers and mobile devices.

What is included in the development

The development of a business card website includes the full range of work required to create a complete and functional multi-page website. All pages and elements are created with consideration for the overall structure, the logic of transitions, and the clear presentation of information.

The development process includes creating the website structure, setting up the menu and navigation between pages, designing the visual appearance, and adapting the website for different devices. Contact forms, contact information sections, and basic functional elements are also added.

The result is a fully completed business card website that displays correctly on all major devices and is suitable for continued use, the addition of new pages, and further development of its functionality.

What is provided free of charge

When ordering a business card website, a significant part of the related services that are normally charged separately is provided free of charge. This makes it possible to launch the website without additional expenses for basic infrastructure and support.

What we provide free of charge:

• .com domain — free for 1 year
• Website hosting — free for 1 month
• SSL certificate (HTTPS) — free for 1 year
• Business email on the domain — 1 mailbox free of charge
• Daily website backups — free for 1 year
• Technical support after launch — free for 1 month

After the free technical support period ends, website administration is provided as a paid service.

Creation process

The process of creating a business card website follows a clear and transparent structure. Each stage follows the previous one without unnecessary actions or ambiguity.

Website creation stages:

• Written discussion of the task and website requirements via WhatsApp
• Conclusion of the contract. Payment is considered the client’s acceptance of the terms of the contract and its appendices
• Selection and registration of the domain
• Hosting setup
• Creation of the website structure and distribution of information across separate pages
• Development of the design and visual appearance
• Creation of pages, the menu, and navigation between sections
• Adding content to the website
• Review and testing
• Publication and launch of the website

This process makes it possible to establish the conditions from the beginning, configure the infrastructure correctly, and deliver a completed business card website without hidden stages or unnecessary operations.

Development time

The time required to create a business card website depends on the number of pages, the volume of materials, the complexity of the structure, and the speed of content approval. All stages are completed in sequence without artificially extending the process.

Estimated timeframes:

• Preparation and approval — 1–2 business days
• Structure and design development — 3–5 business days
• Creation of pages, menu, and navigation — 3–6 business days
• Content placement, testing, and launch — 2–4 business days

Average development time for a business card website: 10–20 business days.

Price

Choose a package based on the number of pages and the tasks the website needs to perform. Below are ready-made options with a fixed scope of work, development time, and terms for creating and hosting a business card website.

Find out the exact cost of your business card website

The packages shown above provide an indicative cost for creating a business card website. The final price depends on the website you actually need: the number of pages, their structure and content, the required functionality, forms, integrations and additional elements.

To allow us to calculate the cost of your project, complete the technical brief below. You can specify your website requirements in detail, select the pages and functional elements you need, and describe your preferences for the structure, design and functionality.

After submitting the technical brief, you will receive an individual application code and will be able to download the completed document in PDF format.

We will review your requirements, assess the amount of work involved and contact you using the details provided. You will receive a specific proposal with the price and timeframe for creating your website.

Submitting the technical brief is free and does not oblige you to place an order or make any payment. You decide whether to proceed only after receiving our proposal.

Website technical support

Technical support for a business card website includes basic assistance and monitoring of its correct operation after launch. This service is necessary to maintain stable website performance and identify technical problems in a timely manner.

Technical support includes monitoring website availability, checking the correct operation of contact forms, buttons, menus, and links between pages, monitoring the status of the SSL certificate and domain, and promptly resolving technical errors related to hosting or website settings.

Minor technical adjustments may also be made when necessary, provided they do not affect the structure, design, or content of the pages. Basic technical support for business card websites is provided free of charge for a specified period after launch. Further support is provided as a paid service under fixed terms and according to the required scope of maintenance.

Promotion and support

Promotion and support for a business card website are provided as additional paid services and can be added after launch when required. Support includes monitoring the website’s stable operation, updating technical components, and checking forms, links, menus, navigation between pages, and correct display on all devices. The work is carried out without changing the website’s overall structure or design.

Promotion includes basic SEO work, statistics setup and analysis, recommendations for improving the website’s visibility, and consultations on the project’s further development. The scope and format of the services are determined individually according to the website’s tasks, number of pages, and objectives.

List of available pages and elements

Below is the full list of pages and functional elements that can be used when creating a business card website. The number of pages depends on the selected package, while their structure, content and set of additional elements are defined individually according to the needs of the project.

1. Home page
   The main page of the website. It immediately shows what the company or professional does, which services are offered and what the visitor can do next: get in touch, send an enquiry, go to the services section or find out more.
2. About the company or professional
   Information about the activity, experience, specialisation, working principles, main areas of expertise and other details that help visitors understand who they will be working with.
3. Services
   A separate page or section listing the services provided, with descriptions, terms, prices or the option to request an individual quotation.
4. Advantages
   The strengths of the company, professional or offer: experience, working conditions, distinctive features of the services and differences from other offers on the market.
5. Use cases and benefits
   Shows the situations in which clients may need your services, the problems those services solve and the result the client receives.
6. Target audience
   Explains who the company’s or professional’s services are intended for and which needs of different client groups they address.
7. Packages and prices
   Service prices, available cooperation options, the work included in each package and any additional terms.
8. Promotions and special offers
   A separate page or section for temporary offers, discounts, special conditions and other current company promotions.
9. Stages of work
   A step-by-step description of the cooperation process, from the first enquiry and agreement of terms through to the performance and completion of the work.
10. How it works
    A simple and clear explanation of how a service is provided, how a service or system operates, or how another proposed solution works.
11. Portfolio
    Examples of completed work, properties, websites, projects or services provided, with images, descriptions and additional information.
12. Case studies
    Detailed examples of completed tasks: the initial situation, the task, the proposed solution, the work carried out and the result achieved.
13. Success story
    A detailed example of work with a specific client or project: the initial situation, key stages, actions taken and the result achieved.
14. Gallery
    Photographs or images of the company, employees, properties, products, completed work or other materials.
15. Video
    Video materials showing services, properties, products, working processes or the company’s activities.
16. Reviews
    Opinions of clients and users about the company, its services and the results of cooperation.
17. Testimonials and acknowledgements
    Letters of thanks, formal testimonials, recommendations, mentions and other materials from clients or partners.
18. Certificates and licences
    Documents confirming qualifications, the right to carry out a particular activity, completion of training or compliance with established requirements.
19. Team
    Presentation of employees, specialists and other project participants, including photographs, positions and brief information.
20. Partners
    Information about companies, organisations, suppliers or professionals with whom the company works.
21. Facts and figures
    Key indicators such as years of experience, number of clients, projects, properties, employees, completed orders or countries of operation.
22. Client or project geography
    Cities, regions and countries where clients, offices, properties or completed projects are located.
23. News or blog
    A section for publishing company news, articles, updates, useful materials, announcements and other regularly added content.
24. Vacancies
    Information about open positions, candidate requirements, working conditions and ways to submit an application or CV.
25. Schedule
    Days and hours of operation, appointments, consultations, events, viewings, classes or service provision.
26. Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
    Answers to questions clients most often have before making an enquiry or placing an order, including questions about services, prices, timeframes, payment and the cooperation process.
27. Contacts
    Telephone number, email, messaging services, address, opening hours, links to external services and other ways to get in touch.
28. Map and location
    Displays the location of the company, office, shop, property or place where services are provided on an interactive map.
29. Contact form
    A form for submitting a name, contact details, question, message or other required information.
30. Registration form
    Used to register for an event, submit an application or obtain access to a particular service, materials or another offer.
31. Online appointment or booking
    Allows visitors to select a date and time for a consultation, visit, service, meeting, event or another type of booking.
32. Subscription form
    Used to collect contact details from visitors who wish to receive news, updates, publications or offers.
33. Documents for download
    Presentations, price lists, catalogues, instructions, terms of cooperation, document templates and other additional materials.
34. Legal information
    Privacy policy, website terms of use, public offer, company details, information on personal data processing and other necessary legal documents.
35. Navigation menu
    The website’s main menu with links to individual pages and the most important sections.
36. Website search
    Allows visitors to find the information they need across website pages, services, publications and other content.
37. Language switcher
    Allows visitors to move between different language versions of the website when the project is created in several languages.
38. Call to action (CTA)
    Buttons and messages inviting visitors to get in touch, submit an enquiry, make an appointment, request an offer or perform another desired action.
39. Payment button or online payment
    Allows visitors to proceed to payment for a service through a connected external payment service.
40. Quick contact widgets
    Messaging, call, chat or other communication buttons that allow visitors to contact the company or professional quickly.
41. Social media links
    Links or buttons leading to the company’s or professional’s pages on social networks, video platforms and other external services.
42. Share buttons
    Buttons for sharing a page, news item, article or other material through social networks and messaging services.
43. Pop-up window
    A message, notification, form or offer displayed over the page when a specified condition is met.
44. Countdown or timer
    Displays the time remaining until the end of a promotion, event, registration period, start of an event or another specified deadline.
45. Notifications and system messages
    Messages confirming successful form submission, registration, payment, an error or another result of a user action.
46. Cookie notice
    Informs visitors about the use of cookies and, where required, allows their consent to be obtained and stored in accordance with applicable requirements.
47. 404 page
    A technical page displayed when a visitor opens a non-existent or deleted address. It helps the visitor return to the website’s main sections. The 404 page is a technical website element and is not counted as a standard informational page within the selected package.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

This section contains answers to the most common questions about creating a business card website. It covers the timeframes, terms, scope of services, and technical matters that usually arise before placing an order and during the development process.