Strategy sprint
A focused two-week engagement that ends with a sitemap, journeys and recommendation.
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Before a single screen is designed, we settle what your website has to say, who it is for, how visitors should move through it and what “working” means. Everything that follows is built on that.
01 / What it is
Website strategy is the thinking that happens before design and development. We audit what you have, look at what competitors do, map the pages and information your visitors need, plan the journeys that lead to an enquiry or a sale, and recommend the technical approach that fits your budget and team.
02 / Problems it solves
Visitors leave because the pages do not answer their first questions. A strategy defines the message page by page.
Without an agreed plan, every design review becomes a matter of taste. A written structure ends that.
Journeys are planned around the actions you need — enquiry, call, purchase — not around decoration.
Choosing a CMS or stack after the fact costs a rebuild. We recommend the right one first.
03 / Deliverables
04 / Ideal for
05 / Process
Four steps, one accountable lead, progress you can see at every stage.
A structured conversation about your business, audience, offer and what the website must achieve.
We review your current site, analytics and competitors and identify what to keep, fix and add.
Sitemap, page outlines and journeys are drafted and refined with you.
You receive a clear plan and technical recommendation you can act on — with us or with any other team.
06 / Selected project
A multilingual corporate website that explains a technical offer plainly and qualifies leads before they reach sales.
See Web Development projects07 / Why WeYeb
We settle what the work has to say and do before we decide how it looks.
No layers between you and the people making decisions on your project.
Language, culture and buying context shape the work from the start.
We measure what matters, report it plainly and only claim results we can show.
08 / Engagement options
Scopes are agreed in writing before work starts. We will tell you which one fits after a first conversation.
A focused two-week engagement that ends with a sitemap, journeys and recommendation.
Discuss this optionThe strategy phase rolls straight into UI/UX design with the same team.
Discuss this optionStrategy, design, development and launch support as one accountable engagement.
Discuss this optionThe team understood the business before proposing the work. Every decision had a clear reason behind it, and the result is something we actually use.”
09 / Questions
10 / Next step
Tell us about your business, your audience and what needs to change. We will review the project and come back with a clear next step.