White Label Website Design & Development

• Theme Development & Customization
• Responsive Design
• Performance Optimization
• UI/UX Enhancements
• Cross-Browser Compatibility
• Interactive Elements

• Server-Side Logic
• Database Management
• API Integration
• Server and Hosting Management
• Error Handling and Debugging

• Bug Fixing
• Regular Updates
• Backup & Recovery

• SEO Optimization
• Website Speed & Performance Optimization

• Migration: Moving WordPress sites from one server or environment to another, ensuring a smooth transition without downtime.
• Deployment: Setting up staging environments, deploying updates, and ensuring live changes happen without disrupting users.

• Theme Development & Customization
• Liquid Programming
• Responsive Design
• UI/UX Optimization
• HTML/CSS/JavaScript Modifications

• Custom App Development
• API Integration
• Data Management
• Shopify Scripts

Implementing strategies to enhance site speed, such as compressing images, minimizing HTTP requests, and using CDN for faster delivery.

Ensuring on-page SEO best practices are followed, including meta tags, structured data, and optimizing page load speed.

Implementing and optimizing e-commerce features such as product filtering, variant options, cart functionalities, and checkout processes.

Debugging issues related to theme performance, app functionality, or backend processes.

Setting up new stores or migrating data from another platform to Shopify, ensuring that all products, customers, and orders are preserved.

• Template Customization: Customizing Wix templates to suit a business’s branding, design preferences, and user experience.
• Responsive Design: Confirming the website is optimized for various devices (desktop, mobile, tablet) with smooth, adaptive layouts.
• UI/UX Design
• Custom Animations & Effects: Wix’s visual editor can be used to add animations, hover effects, and other design elements to enhance user engagement.
• Custom HTML/CSS Integration: Embedding custom HTML or CSS code further to modify the appearance or functionality of the Wix site, if required.

• Wix Velo (Corvid) Development: Using Velo by Wix (previously known as Corvid) to create custom features, database integrations, and more functionality through JavaScript coding.
• Database Management: Developing and managing databases within Wix, which can be used to store and display dynamic content on the website.
• API Integration: Third-party services (e.g., payment gateways, CRM systems, marketing tools) using Wix APIs to extend the platform’s powers.
• Custom Forms & User Interactions: Build custom forms for lead generation, surveys, or user interaction, and configure how data is gathered and kept.
• Dynamic Content: Qualities that allow dynamic page creation, where content changes based on user input or database entries.

• Performance Optimization: Website loads quickly by optimizing images, using efficient code, and minimize third-party integrations that slow down site performance.
• SEO Optimization: SEO best practices, such as modify meta tags, using structured data, optimizing page speed, and improving site structure for search engine ranking.
• E-commerce Setup: Building and customizing Wix eCommerce stores, configure product pages, payment methods, shipping options, and the checkout process.
• Membership & Login Features: Building membership systems where users can sign up, log in, and access best content, products, or services.
• Multilingual Websites: Developing multilingual sites using Wix’s language tools, providing proper translation and optimization across languages.

• Website Updates: Check daily updates the website’s design, content, or functionality to keep it fresh and aligned with business requirements.
• Troubleshooting: Identifying and fixing bugs, issues with third-party apps, or conflicts between custom code and Wix’s platform.
• Security Best Practices: Ensuring the website follows Wix’s security protocols, including SSL setup, secure login, and managing permissions.
• Analytics Integration: Set up and manage analytics tools (e.g., Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel) to track user behavior and site performance.
• Backup and Restore: Regular backups of the website and be ready to restore the site in case of data loss or technical issues.

• Page Structure and Markup: Using proper semantic HTML tags to improve how search engines understand the content. Make sure that each page has optimized and unique title tags, meta descriptions, and keywords that align with SEO best practices. Also, Create clean, SEO-friendly URLs (short, descriptive, and containing target keywords) that are easily understandable by both users and search engines.
• On-Page SEO Elements: Proper use of heading tags (H1, H2, H3, etc.) for structured content that increases readability and relevancy for search engines. Adding all the alt attributes to images, optimizing image sizes for faster load times, and using descriptive filenames for images. Assuring proper use of internal links to spread “link juice” and help search engines understand the structure of the site. The website is fully responsive and provides a perfect user experience on mobile devices, which is critical for SEO rankings.
• Performance Optimization (Page Speed): Reducing file sizes by minifying CSS, JS, and HTML files improves page load times. Set up a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to ensure faster loading times for users in different locations.
• Schema Markup (Structured Data): Adding structured data (JSON-LD, Microdata, or RDFa) to help search engines understand the content better and enhance rich snippets (e.g., for reviews, products, events).

• Site Architecture and Crawlability: Automating the generation of XML sitemaps that list all pages on the website, making it easier for search engines to crawl and index. Configuring the robots.txt file to guide search engines on which pages to crawl and which to avoid (e.g., admin pages, private sections). Handling 301 redirects for changed or deleted pages to preserve SEO value and prevent broken links.
• Server-Side SEO Optimization: Setting up HTTPS to secure the website, which is now a ranking factor for search engines. Optimizing the server to ensure quick server response time (time-to-first-byte) to improve SEO rankings. Implementing server-side caching mechanisms to improve load times for returning visitors.
• Database Optimization: Ensuring that database queries are efficient to avoid slow page loading times caused by server-side delays. Implementing solutions like database indexing to make the delivery of dynamic content (e.g., product listings, blog posts) faster.

• Manage Duplicate Content: Adding canonical tags to prevent duplicate content issues by fixing the best version of a page. Properly add tags to prevent pagination to help search engines understand content sequences (for blogs, product listings, etc.).
• Site Indexing: Monitoring and fixing crawl errors in Google Search Console. URL parameters to stop issues with duplicate content or improper indexing of dynamic pages.

Ensure each product page has unique meta descriptions, structured data for reviews and pricing, and optimized images. Executing breadcrumbs to improve user experience and help search engines understand site structure. Handling SEO for category pages and filtering systems to prevent duplicate or thin content from being indexed.

Using Webflow’s visual editor to create custom, responsive websites without extensive coding. Customizing Webflow templates or building designs from scratch based on client or project requirements. Although Webflow is a no-code platform, developers may still work with custom HTML and CSS within Webflow for specific design elements and fine-tuning.

Creating smooth animations and interactive effects using Webflow’s built-in interaction tools, making the website more dynamic and engaging. Adding small interactive elements that enhance the user experience, such as hover effects or scroll-based animations.

Setting up Webflow’s CMS to manage dynamic content, such as blogs, portfolios, and product pages. Organizing and structuring data within the CMS for easy updates and scalability. Integrating the Webflow CMS with third-party tools and platforms like Zapier, Airtable, or other custom APIs.

For more advanced functionalities, Webflow developers can add custom JavaScript code and embed third-party tools to extend website features. Embedding forms, analytics tools, or external services like e-commerce platforms and CRM systems.

Connecting Webflow sites with external tools such as Google Analytics, Mailchimp, social media, and marketing platforms for enhanced functionality.

Building custom designs to meet client requirements, ensuring the website aligns with the brand’s values. Make sure the site is mobile-friendly and adapt to different screen sizes for an better user experience. Writing and executing custom CSS to modify design and using JavaScript to add good features or improve functionality. Creating a smooth, user-friendly interface with easy navigation, stunning layouts, and better elements to improve user experience.

Organizing and handling the design of web pages, including headers, footers, and navigation menus. Adding blog page, photos or galleries, or portfolio sections if needed, also make sure that the content is easy to manage and update. The best practices in SEO include adding meta tags, alt text, structured data, and optimizing content for visibility. The site loads quickly by optimizing images, leveraging built-in CDN, and managing site performance tools.

Using Squarespace’s code injection feature to add custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to extend functionality or improve the website’s performance. Connecting the website with external services, such as CRMs, analytics tools (e.g., Google Analytics), payment gateways, or marketing platforms (e.g., Mailchimp). Building or embedding custom widgets or functionalities that are not available through Squarespace’s built-in features.

Set up and customize the e-commerce store using Squarespace’s features, including product pages, categories, and checkout processes. Also, configuring payment gateways and managing shipping options, that ensure a smooth and secure transaction process. Executing and customizing shopping cart functionalities, adding promotional tools, and setting up discounts or custom checkout flows.