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Eight website types, each built for a different job. Pick the one closest to yours and jump straight to it.

Digital Business Card Websites

For: Entrepreneurs, professionals, creators, consultants and business owners

A digital business card website puts your professional details in one shareable online profile, so people can find your services, work and contact options from a single link.

The common problem

Clients meet you in one place, then look you up across Instagram, LinkedIn, WhatsApp and a PDF someone once sent. Your details are scattered, and some people give up before they find the right one.

How a website helps

One profile can hold your services, work samples, contact buttons and social links. You share one link or QR code instead of several.

A realistic scenario

You meet a potential client at a networking event. Instead of reading out a list of handles, you share one link or QR code. They open your profile, see what you do, save your contact details and message you on WhatsApp from the same page.

Useful features

  • Professional profile
  • Contact details
  • Social media links
  • Services
  • Portfolio or work samples
  • Save-contact button
  • QR code sharing
  • Direct contact buttons

How we approach it

This is Emmy STACK01's flagship product, with its own page, live demos and launch package. Start there to see the card layouts and what is included before you decide.

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Creator & Portfolio Websites

For: Photographers, musicians, videographers, designers, artists and content creators

A portfolio website gives your best work a dedicated home, with clear categories, a short bio and an obvious way to enquire.

The common problem

Social feeds bury older work. A prospective client has to scroll through months of posts to find the kind of project they want to hire you for.

How a website helps

A portfolio lets you decide what visitors see first. You can group work by type, add context to each project and put booking details next to the work itself.

A realistic scenario

A photographer posts on social media, but clients struggle to find relevant examples. A portfolio can group the work into portraits, weddings, events and commercial shoots. A musician might feature releases, videos, shows and booking information instead.

Useful features

  • Project galleries
  • Portfolio categories
  • Selected projects
  • About or biography section
  • Service descriptions
  • Enquiry buttons
  • Booking information
  • Embedded media where appropriate

How we approach it

The feature list changes with the profession. A photographer needs fast galleries and clear categories. A musician needs releases, video embeds and a booking route. We choose the features that fit your work and goals, then leave out the rest.

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Resume & Personal Websites

For: Job seekers, developers, designers, freelancers, consultants and experienced professionals

A personal website expands on your CV by putting your experience, projects, skills and case studies in one place that you control.

The common problem

A CV has to stay short. Hiring managers and clients often see a list of job titles without the projects and decisions behind them.

How a website helps

A personal site gives you room to explain what you built, how you work and how to reach you. It can also link to your CV and professional profiles.

A realistic scenario

A software developer lists projects and explains the problem each one solved. A UI/UX designer shows case studies covering research, design decisions and outcomes. A consultant describes their expertise and the services they offer.

Useful features

  • Professional introduction
  • Skills and experience
  • Project portfolio
  • Case studies
  • CV or résumé link
  • Professional achievements
  • Contact information
  • Relevant professional profiles

How we approach it

We organise the page around the person reading it. A recruiter wants a quick summary and a link to your CV. A client wants proof that you have solved a similar problem. The layout keeps both within easy reach.

A personal website supports your application or pitch. It does not guarantee a job or new clients.

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Blog & Content Websites

For: Writers, bloggers, influencers, publishers, educators and businesses that publish content

A blog website is a dedicated home for your articles, with stable URLs, categories and links between related posts.

The common problem

Social posts disappear down the feed and cannot be organised. A reader who wants your earlier answers has nowhere to look.

How a website helps

Articles on your own site keep a permanent address, sit in categories and link to each other, so a reader can keep going after one post. A simple publishing workflow lets you add new articles without rebuilding anything.

A realistic scenario

A consultant keeps answering the same questions from prospective clients. Publishing clear articles on those questions builds a resource library that visitors can read before they get in touch.

Useful features

  • Article publishing
  • Categories and tags
  • Search where useful
  • Related articles
  • Author information
  • Responsive reading layouts
  • Internal linking
  • CMS integration where appropriate

How we approach it

We set up the reading experience first: comfortable type, fast pages and clear categories. If you plan to publish often, a CMS lets you write and edit articles yourself.

Search visibility depends on many factors, including content quality and time. A blog gives your content a clear structure, not a guaranteed ranking.

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Business & Service Websites

For: Barbers, salons, consultants, law firms, clinics, repair services, cleaning companies, shops and restaurants

A business website shows customers what you offer, where to find you and how to take the next step.

The common problem

Enquiries arrive through DMs and comments, and the same questions come up every time. What do you charge? Where are you? When are you open?

How a website helps

One site can answer those questions up front: your services, hours, location and a clear way to contact or book.

A realistic scenario

A barber gets enquiries on social media but has no single place showing services, prices, hours, location and booking options. A website puts those details together and gives customers a clear path from finding the business to getting in touch.

More examples

  • A consultant can explain their services and consultation process.
  • A law firm can introduce its practice areas and offer suitable enquiry options.
  • A clinic can present its services, opening hours and appointment information.
  • A shop can show its products, opening hours and purchasing options.

Useful features

  • Service pages
  • Pricing or service menus where appropriate
  • Business hours
  • Location and directions
  • Contact details
  • WhatsApp or enquiry buttons
  • Booking where required
  • Genuine testimonials or reviews
  • Frequently asked questions

How we approach it

We start from what a customer needs to know before they contact you, then arrange the site so those answers come first. Sectors such as law and healthcare need careful wording around services and enquiries, so we agree it with you.

A website helps customers find information and act on it. It does not on its own bring customers or revenue.

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Real Estate Websites

For: Real estate agents, realtors, property managers, agencies and property developers

A real estate website gives each property its own page, so buyers and renters can review the details before they contact an agent.

The common problem

Listings shared on social media are hard to compare. Prices, photos, locations and contact details end up spread across posts and chats.

How a website helps

Each listing gets its photographs, description, price, location and enquiry route in one place, and listings can be grouped by type or area.

A realistic scenario

An agent promotes several properties on social media. A dedicated website gives each property a page with photographs, a description, the price, the location and enquiry details. A developer can use a project showcase to present a new estate.

Useful features

  • Property listings
  • Property detail pages
  • Image galleries
  • Property categories
  • Location information
  • Enquiry forms
  • Agent profiles
  • Project showcases for developers

How we approach it

We structure listings so they are easy to add and update, because an outdated listing costs trust. Emmy STACK01 designs the structure. The property details, prices and locations come from you.

Listings and availability need to be kept accurate after launch.

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Startup & SaaS Websites

For: Startup founders, software companies, SaaS businesses, agencies and digital product teams

A startup or SaaS website explains your product, who it is for, how it works and what a visitor should do next.

The common problem

Founders know the product well, but a new visitor does not. Without a clear explanation they leave before they understand what it does.

How a website helps

A marketing site walks a visitor from the problem to the product to a next step, such as signing up or booking a demo.

A realistic scenario

A startup has built an invoicing tool. Its marketing website explains the problem the tool solves, shows the key features, answers common questions and guides interested visitors to register or request a demo.

Useful features

  • Product overview
  • Feature explanations
  • Product screenshots
  • Pricing information where available
  • FAQs
  • Registration or demo call to action
  • Contact information
  • Integrations where supported

How we approach it

We build the public website that explains and promotes the product. The registration or demo flow can link out to your application.

A marketing website is separate from the SaaS application. Building it does not include developing the application itself.

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Landing Pages & Digital Brochures

For: Product founders, app developers, campaign managers, event organisers and businesses promoting specific offers

A landing page presents one product, service, campaign or offer with a single purpose and a clear next step.

The common problem

A full website has many paths. When you are promoting one thing, extra menus and unrelated pages pull visitors away from the action you want.

How a website helps

A focused page keeps the explanation, the supporting details and the call to action together. A digital brochure gives people something short to read and share.

A realistic scenario

A business launches a new product. A focused landing page explains what it does, shows the benefits, answers common questions and guides visitors to buy or enquire.

Useful features

  • Clear headline
  • Product or service explanation
  • Relevant images
  • Benefits and features
  • FAQs
  • Contact or registration call to action
  • Links to download or purchase
  • Supporting information for the campaign

How we approach it

We decide the one action the page exists for, then cut anything that does not support it. The same approach works for an app launch, an event or a seasonal offer.

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Dan-Gracious Land Nursery & Primary School Website

School Website

Homepage Hero section of the Dan-Gracious Land Nursery & Primary School Website

The Dan-Gracious Land Nursery & Primary School website was designed to showcase the school's learning environment, activities, and pupils' experiences while helping parents and prospective families learn more about the school.

The need

Choosing a school involves more than reading a list of facilities. Parents want to understand the environment their children will be part of, the activities they'll participate in, and the experiences that contribute to their growth.

The school needed a website that could communicate these things while making important school information accessible.

What we built

We created a school website featuring class groups, school activities, pupils' participation, and academic distinctions, alongside information about the school and its learning environment.

The strategy

Put pupils' experiences at the centre of the website. By giving parents opportunities to explore and share school moments, the website can also help introduce the school to other families through word of mouth.

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Owaaghedo Website

Personal Brand & Creator Website

Homepage Hero section of the Owaaghedo Website

Owaaghedo is a Web3 writer and Key Opinion Leader (KOL) on X who shares educational content, industry updates, and insights with her audience.

The website brings her professional identity, services, articles, and community together in one place, giving visitors a clearer way to explore her work and connect with her beyond social media.

The need

Relying on social media alone can make it harder to present your work, services, and content in one organised place. Owaaghedo needed a central platform that could support her professional identity and make her content easier to discover.

What we built

We created a personal brand website with a built-in blog for publishing Web3 articles and insights. Visitors can also share articles on X with their usernames included, helping encourage discussion and potentially extend the content's reach.

The strategy

Bring her identity, content, and services together while making it easier for visitors to explore her work, engage with her ideas, and connect with her beyond social media.

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Website design & development FAQs

It depends on what a visitor needs to do. If people mainly need to contact you quickly, a digital business card fits. If they need to see your work, choose a portfolio. If they need to compare services or properties, a business or real estate website fits. Use the website type guide above, and if you are unsure, we can talk it through before any work starts.

It depends on the number of pages and any extra features. Emmy STACK01 uses per-page pricing so you know the total investment before the project begins. Hosting on GitHub Pages, domain configuration and SSL setup are included at no extra cost. See the rate card for current pricing.

Emmy STACK01 websites are built to go live within 14 days. The exact timeline depends on your scope and on how quickly you supply content and feedback, and we confirm it with you before starting.

Bring your goal for the site and who it is for, a list of your services or products, your contact details and WhatsApp number, and any logo, colours or photos you already have. If you own a domain name, bring that too. Rough notes are enough, because we help shape the content with you.

Yes, if your profession fits one of the eight website types on this page, or sits close to one. If it does not match exactly, we start from the nearest type and adjust the features to suit how your customers actually decide.

Yes. Small changes such as text or image swaps are handled as minor updates for a flat fee per request. New pages or added functionality are quoted as separate modules. If you want to edit content yourself, we can set up a CMS for a one-time fee. See website management options for details.

Yes, it can. We set up Google indexing and build on-page SEO basics into the site. Where and how often a site appears in search results depends on many factors, including content quality, competition and time, so no one can honestly promise rankings or traffic.

Yes. Every website is built to adapt to phones, tablets and desktop screens, and layouts are checked on small screens so text, buttons and menus stay easy to use.

Yes. We handle domain name configuration and SSL setup at no extra cost. You can connect a domain you already own, or buy one from a registrar and we will configure it.

Social media is useful for being discovered, but you do not control how it displays your content, and older posts get buried. A website gives you one stable place for services, prices, work and contact details. The two work best together, with social posts pointing people to the site.

Yes. Share your logo, colours and fonts and we design around them. If you do not have a brand yet, Emmy STACK01 also offers branding and UI/UX design.

Yes. Features outside the standard scope, such as a newsletter signup, a CMS, booking or a dark mode, are treated as extra modules and quoted separately, so you only pay for what your site needs.

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