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FORJ

Website design in Melbourne.

FORJ plans and designs websites for established businesses: structure, UX, copy, design and build, with SEO foundations and analytics set up before launch and ongoing improvements after it.

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Common starting points

  1. A website that has dated.
  2. Traffic that doesn't turn into the right enquiries.
  3. A website migration.
  4. A new service, location or division to add.
  5. Landing pages for campaigns.
  6. Ongoing support without hiring an internal team.

What website work covers

Site structure, copy, design and build, set up so visitors can find what they came for and enquire.

  1. Strategy and structureInformation architecture, page hierarchy and the path to an enquiry or purchase.
  2. UX and UIPage layouts that answer the questions customers arrive with.
  3. Content structure and copyWhat each page needs to say, in the order the customer needs it.
  4. Design and buildDesign, development coordination and landing pages on the right platform.
  5. SEO foundations and analyticsMetadata, internal linking, redirects and measurement set up before launch.
  6. Ongoing optimisationConversion-focused improvements once real visitors are using the site.

Choosing the platform

  1. Shopify
  2. Webflow
  3. WordPress
  4. Wix Studio

These are the platforms FORJ currently works across. The recommendation depends on who will edit the site, what it needs to do and what it has to connect to, not on which platform we prefer.

How an engagement runs

Some engagements are a single project. Much of the work continues as ongoing optimisation.

  1. Stage 01Review
  2. Stage 02Plan
  3. Stage 03Make the changes
  4. Stage 04Ongoing optimisationOptional

What isn't included

Complex app development, enterprise systems integration, cybersecurity and IT infrastructure. FORJ can work alongside external specialists where a site depends on them.

Questions clients ask

Which platform will you recommend?

The one that suits the business. We currently work across Shopify, Webflow, WordPress and Wix Studio. Platform breadth is not the point; the recommendation follows who will edit the site, what it needs to do and what it connects to.

Will we keep our search rankings if we rebuild?

A rebuild is planned to protect them. Existing URLs are mapped, redirects are set up, and metadata and internal links are carried across before the new site goes live.

Do you write the copy?

We can, and it usually helps. The layout of a page and what it says depend on each other, so we prefer to write them together.

Tell us about the website

Share the current site, what it needs to do and what isn't working.