The website design agency that is built to rank from day one.

Every project follows the same order, so no expensive decision gets pushed to later:

• Keyword map first: defines how many pages the site needs and which intent each one serves.
• Information architecture: menu, URL hierarchy and content structure designed from the map.
• Conversion-oriented design: layout built for the visitor to act, not just to look good in a pitch.
• Development with measured performance: Core Web Vitals checked before delivery, not after a complaint.
• Structured data in the template: schema applied from the code, not bolted on later by a plugin.

You approve each stage in the App before it moves to the next, with the full project history on record.

Most problems that show up months after a new site launches trace back to the planning stage, not the code. A few patterns OnWeb avoids on purpose:

• URL structure set without the SEO team's input, then changed after launch, dropping rankings that already existed.
• Content migrated with no redirect map, which makes Google lose track of old pages that already ranked.
• Design approved before information architecture, forcing rework when the content structure does not fit a layout that is already locked.
• No single owner for the project, leaving scope decisions split across several people with nobody accountable.

Each of these becomes an explicit checklist item in the scoping meeting, so nothing depends on luck.

Every project has a different architecture challenge. A few examples of the kind of site that has gone through OnWeb.

A freelancer's entry price usually looks lower. The total cost shows up months later, when nobody is left to maintain the site or fix what slipped through at launch.