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BUSINESS WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT & CARE

A website that explains the brand and stays easy to run

From brand content and responsive pages to a practical content-management system, I help businesses build official websites that are easy to browse, update, and maintain. Existing sites can start with a structured takeover.

Discuss your website See the website blueprint
  • Work directly with the planner and developer
  • Define goals and content before estimating
  • Plan for maintenance from launch
WEBSITE JOURNEY01 — 06

  1. Goals & audience

    Who the site serves and what it must achieve

  2. Content & structure

    Organize messages and browsing paths

  3. Responsive website

    Present the brand clearly on every screen

  4. Content management

    Let the team update content safely

  5. SEO & measurement

    Create a search and analytics foundation

  6. Launch & care

    Deploy, monitor, and improve

Clear · Editable · Maintainable

Choose the content and technical structure around the website and the team that will maintain it

  • Business Website
  • Responsive Design
  • CMS
  • SEO
  • Cloud Delivery
  • Maintenance

SELECTED WEBSITE WORK

Three website situations, with a clear role in each

From a full build and delivery coordination to an existing-site takeover, each case makes the problem, approach, and responsibility explicit.

01Full Website + CMS Build
Hotel Indigo Alishan brand website homepage

Ling Yun International Development Co., Ltd. — Alishan Branch

Hotel Indigo Alishan

Starting problem
The hotel needed a rich brand experience and a practical way to manage hospitality content and a large image library.
Approach
Separate the public experience from content operations so the brand presentation and internal workflow can evolve independently.
Website setup
Responsive website, Express.js CMS, AWS deployment, and Amazon S3 media management.
My role
Owned planning, frontend and backend development, integration, launch, and ongoing maintenance.
  • Business Website
  • Vue 3
  • CMS
  • AWS
  • Ongoing Care
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02Requirements & Delivery Coordination
Jin Yu Feng corporate website homepage

Jin Yu Feng Securities Investment Consulting Co., Ltd.

Jin Yu Feng Investment Consulting Website

Starting problem
A non-technical client needed brand and business requirements translated into work the delivery team could estimate, schedule, and accept.
Approach
Create one technical communication path across requirements, estimates, contracts, delivery tracking, and acceptance.
Website setup
Vue 3 website, Node.js backend, requirements documentation, meeting records, and staged acceptance.
My role
Served as Technical Project Manager connecting the client and engineering team across scope, schedule, and delivery.
  • Technical PM
  • Discovery
  • Website Planning
  • Engineering Coordination
  • Acceptance
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03Website Takeover & Maintenance
Actions Language website homepage

Actions Language Co., Ltd.

Actions Language Website

Starting problem
A disrupted WordPress handover left issues, responsibilities, and delivery expectations unclear.
Approach
Audit the site, backlog, and operational risks before rebuilding the requirements, schedule, handoff, and acceptance process.
Website setup
WordPress website, issue tracking, requirements and schedule management, ongoing maintenance, and feature delivery.
My role
Led the takeover as Technical Project Manager, coordinating repairs, knowledge transfer, and subsequent feature work.
  • WordPress
  • Site Takeover
  • Issue Repair
  • Feature Planning
  • Maintenance
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WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER

Build from scratch, take over an existing site, or keep improving

Different stages call for different engagement models. We first clarify the current situation and most important problem, then define a sensible scope.

01NEW WEBSITE

Build a new business website

Turn the brand, services, and audience needs into a clear website with a content and launch model the team can sustain.

  • Information architecture and page journeys
  • Responsive website implementation
  • CMS and content fields
  • SEO, deployment, and analytics
02TAKEOVER & CARE

Take over and maintain an existing site

Review the website, accounts, hosting, and known issues before prioritizing repairs, feature work, and ongoing maintenance.

  • Website and deployment audit
  • Issue repair and risk handling
  • Content and feature updates
  • Maintenance cadence and ownership

WEBSITE BLUEPRINT

Start with the message and visitor task—not a template

We align why visitors arrive, what they need to find, and how the team will update the site before design and development begin.

  1. Website goal

    Clarify together

    Who should visit, and what is the most important next action?

    Create

    Goals · conversion paths

  2. Brand content

    Clarify together

    Which services, strengths, and trust signals must be visible?

    Create

    Content inventory · message hierarchy

  3. Site structure

    Clarify together

    How should visitors find information and move between pages?

    Create

    Sitemap · page journeys

  4. Content management

    Clarify together

    Who updates which content, and how much editing flexibility is useful?

    Create

    CMS fields · access plan

  5. Launch requirements

    Clarify together

    How do domain, hosting, analytics, SEO, and existing services connect?

    Create

    Deployment · measurement plan

  6. Maintenance model

    Clarify together

    How are issues, updates, and new features requested and accepted?

    Create

    Maintenance scope · cadence

WHAT THE WEBSITE CAN INCLUDE

Plan the public experience and day-to-day management together

Include what the website genuinely needs without adding complexity just to increase the feature count.

  1. Brand and service pages

    Present the brand, services, work, news, and contact paths through a clear page hierarchy.

  2. Content management system

    Let the team manage text, images, and recurring content without rebuilding the website.

  3. Search and measurement basics

    Set up page metadata, structured information, and essential traffic measurement.

  4. Delivery and ongoing care

    Launch, back up, and monitor the site, then handle repairs and improvements as needed.

DELIVERY PROCESS

Start with content and goals, then review a real result at every stage

You do not wait until the entire website is finished before seeing whether the direction works.

  1. Discovery & content review

    Clarify goals, audiences, existing assets, ownership, and important constraints.

    Agree on scope, content ownership, and priorities

  2. Structure & key screens

    Shape the sitemap, page journeys, and key layouts so content and actions have a clear hierarchy.

    Approve the page structure and presentation direction

  3. Staged build & review

    Build the website, CMS, and integrations in stages and test them with real content on mobile and desktop.

    Review, test, and refine page by page

  4. Launch & ongoing care

    Complete delivery, analytics, and handoff, then improve content and features as the business evolves.

    Confirm launch, maintenance, and request workflow

WAYS TO START

There is a practical next step at every website stage

The first conversation reviews the current situation and risks without assuming everything must be rebuilt.

  • New business website

    Turn the brand, services, and content into a website ready to launch.

  • Website redesign

    Keep valuable content while improving structure, interface, and technical foundations.

  • Website takeover

    Review code, hosting, accounts, and issues before planning a safe handover.

  • Content and feature expansion

    Add new pages, CMS fields, or third-party services to an existing site.

FAQ

Questions before we start

Can we start if we only have company information and no finished website copy?

Yes. We first organize the website goal, audience, and essential content, then agree on what your team provides and what needs to be shaped together.

Can our team update the website itself?

Yes. CMS fields and permissions are planned around real update needs, making common work easy without exposing unnecessary controls that can break the layout.

Can you take over an existing WordPress or custom website?

Yes. I first review the code, plugins, hosting, domain, account access, and known issues, then outline takeover risks and priorities.

Can the service include domain setup, deployment, SEO, and maintenance?

Yes. The scope can include domain configuration, deployment, essential SEO, analytics, and ongoing maintenance. Responsibilities are made explicit in the proposal.

How are budget and timeline estimated?

Estimates are based on page count, content readiness, CMS needs, integrations, and the condition of any existing website. When uncertainty is high, we begin with an audit or planning phase.

START WITH THE WEBSITE YOU NEED

Bring your brand material or current site. Leave with a clearer next step.

No finished specification is required. We can review the goal, content, current setup, and constraints, then decide whether to build, redesign, or take over the site.

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