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The Website For All
Helping your non-profit organization achieve sustainability.
We love Non-Profits
Reaching Affluent & Aspirational Audiences through Data, Creative & Media
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We articulate a strategy, including metrics with real, definitive, measurable value—actionable items that we know we can accomplish, given the time and financial constraints involved.
We know what it takes to produce a seamless user experience that aligns with a client’s brand. The first step in every project we undertake is to arrive at a deep understanding of our client’s needs—and, ultimately, the client’s target audience. -
When it comes to visual design, WAKOZ sees the big picture, but we also focus on the smallest details, from an icon’s hand-drawn illustration to the elegant curves of an ampersand.
Design trends and gimmicks are fine—used sparingly. Ultimately, everything must come to the service of the user. Our end goal is nothing less than a beautiful, seamless experience—one that keeps users coming back for more.
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Content, therefore, must meet requirements that are both quantitative (file size, word count, SEO friendliness) and qualitative (impact, novelty, allure). They must fulfill both client and user needs, all while accommodating our search engine and social network overlords: Google, Facebook, and Twitter.
If UX and code form the roots and branches of your website’s blossoming tree, content forms the flowers and leaves.
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Developers may work on the front end—the visuals and interfaces that users ultimately see in their browsers—or deep in multi-layered back-end code. Either way, their work is crucial.
With more than half of the traffic on the internet now generated by mobile browsing, optimizing your site for every device is more important than ever. If you want to be competitive, mobile is no longer a desirable addition. It’s a base requirement.
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Many agencies lock clients into contracts forbidding them from making changes to their own sites. We empower our clients to own their content for themselves, and we offer an intuitive interface and the tools to let them do so.
We offer services to keep your website up to date and up and running—performance monitoring, analytics reporting, and so on. If you’d like additional support after launch, we offer handy retainer services.
FAQ
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How long does it take to build a website?
On average, websites launch within 6 to 8 weeks from The Project Start. If you are trying to meet a specific deadline, let us know and we can provide you with options.
- Do your plans include search engine optimization (SEO)?
- Do you offer email accounts with your web hosting?
- Do your websites work on mobile devices (responsive)?
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I already have a domain name. Can I use it?
Yes, we can point the domain to us and manage it on your behalf at no additional cost. If desired, you can choose to keep your existing domain registrar and direct it to the website we build.
- Can you revise my current website or finish my incomplete website?
- Do you outsource your work?
- Who owns the completed website?
- Can you help me with Online Marketing?
Our Latest Client
TeleAyuda Ohio
Therapy for Latinos by Latinos.
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