Marketing websites
Full-site redesigns and new builds — from B2B SaaS marketing sites to professional services to ecommerce-adjacent storefronts. The main marketing presence of your business.
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Websites that pull their weight. Designed for buyers. Engineered for performance.
Every campaign sends traffic somewhere. That somewhere has to be fast, accessible, structured for both Google and the AI engines, and — above all — built to convert. Iscope Digital is a marketing firm doing web development, not a design shop also doing marketing. The difference shows in how the sites perform.
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Custom design and brand integration, mobile-first responsive builds, Core Web Vitals optimization, site-wide JSON-LD schema, and WCAG accessibility — on WordPress, Webflow, or a custom CMS. Fixed bid after discovery; out-of-scope work is priced and approved before it happens. No hourly billing.
| Platforms | WordPress · Webflow · custom CMS |
|---|---|
| Standards | Core Web Vitals · JSON-LD schema · WCAG accessibility |
| Pricing model | Fixed-fee project, bid after discovery |
| Scope rule | Out-of-scope work priced & approved first |
95+Lighthouse score target
WCAG 2.1AA accessibility
SchemaSitewide JSON-LD
6–12 wkTypical build window
What is “creative” web development — and why both words matter?.
Creative web development is the design and engineering of websites built to convert visitors into customers — combining brand-aligned visual design with conversion-focused architecture, fast performance, accessible markup, and structured data that both search engines and AI engines can parse.
Most agencies pick one of the two. Design shops deliver beautiful sites that score poorly on Core Web Vitals and require a separate SEO engagement to be findable. Engineering shops deliver fast, technically clean sites that don’t move the needle on conversion because they were built without marketing intent. Iscope builds both into the same engagement, because both matter.
Six project types. One discipline.
Landing pages
Dedicated pages for paid acquisition, content offers, event registration. Message-matched to the ad, conversion-tested, A/B-ready.
Campaign microsites
Standalone sites for product launches, brand campaigns, research releases, annual reports. Standalone domains or subdomain hosting.
Resource centers & hubs
Content libraries, learning centers, partner portals. Built for discovery and gated where appropriate, with full marketing-automation integration.
Web apps & calculators
ROI calculators, configurators, quote tools, interactive tools that double as lead capture. Built to integrate with your CRM.
Conversion optimization
For existing sites: A/B testing programs, page-level rebuilds, accessibility remediation, Core Web Vitals fixes, AI engine readiness.
Four pillars. Layered into every build.
Most agencies pick one or two and call it done. Skipping a pillar shows up in production — slow pages, inaccessible markup, weak schema, generic visuals. We build all four into every project.
Visual — brand, designed
Custom design integrated with your brand system. Editorial sensibility for content-driven sites, conversion-tested patterns for landing pages, deliberate restraint where most agencies over-decorate. Distinct enough to remember, restrained enough to read.
Custom design · Brand integration · Type system · Component library · Motion design · Photography & art directionContent — architecture & conversion
Information architecture designed around how B2B buyers actually navigate — research, comparison, validation, decision. Conversion paths surfaced at every stage of the journey. Copy written to be read, not skimmed through.
Information architecture · Conversion path mapping · Copy & messaging · CTA strategy · Form design · Content modellingPerformance — speed, accessibility, resilience
Core Web Vitals scored in the 95+ range on Lighthouse. WCAG 2.1 AA compliance — accessibility is a legal expectation in the US and increasingly the world, not a nice-to-have. CDN-hosted, image-optimized, JavaScript that doesn’t bloat. Fast everywhere, not just on the developer’s MacBook.
Core Web Vitals (LCP / CLS / INP) · WCAG 2.1 AA · CDN deployment · Image optimization · Critical CSS · Lazy loading · Mobile-firstAI & search — read by machines
Semantic HTML, comprehensive JSON-LD schema (Organization, Service, Article, FAQPage, HowTo, Product where applicable), llms.txt and ai.txt files, author and E-E-A-T markup. Built so Google indexes it well and so ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews can cite it confidently.
JSON-LD schema · Semantic HTML · Open Graph + Twitter Cards · llms.txt / ai.txt · Author / E-E-A-T markup · Sitemap & robots · Internal linking strategyCMS choice depends on the use case.
We work platform-agnostic. The platform that fits depends on who’s editing it, how often, and what it needs to do. Here are the four we recommend most often.
WordPress
Mature ecosystem, broad editor familiarity, vast plugin library. Best when content authoring is shared across non-technical teams.
Best for · Marketing sites · Resource hubsWebflow
Visual development, fast iteration, strong design fidelity. Best when design and marketing teams need to ship changes without engineering involvement.
Best for · Brand sites · MicrositesHeadless CMS
Contentful, Sanity, or Strapi powering a Next.js / Astro front end. Best when performance, scalability, and composability matter.
Best for · High-traffic · Multi-channelCustom build
When the brief doesn’t fit a CMS — bespoke web apps, calculators, configurators, complex integrations. Built on the right stack for the job.
Best for · Apps · Tools · IntegrationsDiscovery to launch, in six phases.
Discovery
Audience research, audit of current site, business goals, conversion targets, technical inventory. Week 1–2.
Strategy & architecture
Sitemap, conversion paths, content model, schema strategy, platform recommendation. Week 2–3.
Design
Visual direction, design system, key pages, responsive comps, interaction patterns. Week 3–5.
Build
Front-end build, CMS implementation, schema deployment, accessibility QA, performance tuning. Week 5–9.
Launch
QA across browsers and devices, accessibility audit, performance validation, DNS cutover, 301 mapping. Week 9–10.
Optimize
Post-launch: monitor Core Web Vitals, conversion rates, ranking changes. Iterate. Week 10+.
Why companies bring us a web project.
“Our site is from 2019”
Full redesign — brand refresh, performance overhaul, AI-engine readiness baked into the rebuild.
“PPC isn’t converting”
Landing-page programs — dedicated pages per campaign, message-matched, A/B-tested, conversion-tuned.
Product launch
Microsite or product pages for a new release — full design, copy, and engineering as one engagement.
“We’re failing Core Web Vitals”
Targeted performance work — audit, prioritize, ship. Ranking and conversion impact both follow.
Accessibility remediation
Bring existing sites to WCAG 2.1 AA. Audit, prioritize legal exposure, ship fixes systematically.
AI engine readiness
Retrofit existing sites with the schema, llms.txt, and content structure that AI engines need to cite.
Tell us what you’re building. We’ll send back a written scope.
A 30-minute discovery call, followed by a written scope and fixed-fee bid within 5 business days. No commitment, no hard-sell.
Web Development pairs naturally with these.
AI Engine Optimization
Once the site is built well, get cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews.
PPC Management
Paid traffic lands on pages we built. Same shop, same conversion accountability.
Email Marketing
Email campaigns drive traffic to landing pages — built right here for the same conversion goals.
Asked often. Answered plainly.
Anything else, ask on the discovery call.
What CMS do you build on?
We’re platform-agnostic. Most engagements end up on WordPress (broad editor familiarity, mature ecosystem), Webflow (visual development, design-led teams), or a headless CMS like Contentful or Sanity feeding Next.js / Astro (when performance and composability matter). Custom builds when the brief doesn’t fit a CMS — calculators, configurators, complex integrations.
Do you redesign existing sites or only build new?
Both. Roughly 60% of our work is redesigns of existing sites — preserving SEO authority, mapping 301 redirects carefully, migrating content thoughtfully, and modernizing without losing what was working. The other 40% is new builds for new businesses, new product lines, or rebrands.
How long does a website take?
Landing pages and microsites: 3–4 weeks. Standard marketing site (15–30 pages): 8–12 weeks. Larger sites with custom functionality or multi-language: 12–20 weeks. Web apps and calculators are scoped separately. Timelines depend more on content readiness and stakeholder velocity than on engineering — we move at the pace you can review.
What about hosting?
We recommend hosting based on the platform. WordPress sites: WP Engine, Kinsta, or Rocket.net plus a CDN. Webflow: their native hosting. Headless: Vercel, Netlify, or Cloudflare Pages. We don’t resell hosting or take margin on it — you sign with the host directly. Migration assistance is included with every build.
Is the site accessible?
Yes. Every Iscope build targets WCAG 2.1 AA compliance — accessible markup, keyboard navigation, sufficient color contrast, alt text for media, ARIA where needed, automated accessibility testing in CI. Accessibility is a legal expectation in the US (ADA Title III) and an SEO signal. We treat it as foundational, not optional.
Do you build for AI engine optimization?
Yes — it’s the fourth pillar of every build. Comprehensive JSON-LD schema, semantic HTML, llms.txt and ai.txt files, author / E-E-A-T markup, internal linking architecture designed for citation. If AI engine optimization is the primary goal of an engagement (not a new build), see our AEO service directly.
What does the design process look like?
Two design directions presented after discovery — distinct enough to actually choose between, not three variants of the same thing. You pick one. From there: design system, key pages, full comps in Figma. Two rounds of feedback included; additional rounds at hourly rates. Everything decided in Figma before any code is written — saves weeks of expensive iteration in development.
How is web development priced?
Fixed-fee project pricing. We don’t do hourly because it punishes you for asking questions and rewards us for slowness. Pricing is provided as a fixed bid after discovery, with clearly scoped deliverables and revision allowances. Out-of-scope changes are priced separately and approved before work happens.
Do you maintain sites after launch?
Yes, optionally. Post-launch options: hourly support (for ad-hoc changes), monthly retainer (for ongoing optimization and content updates), or a quarterly review program (audits, performance tuning, schema updates, AI engine readiness checks). Or you can self-maintain — we deliver clean code and documentation.
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