Websites & Digital Services

Professional websites for small and regional businesses.

A clear website that works on phones and computers, explains what the business does, and gives people a straightforward way to get in touch.

Crux Horizon is an Australian software and digital business. This work covers new business websites and replacements for sites that are outdated, awkward to use, or no longer a good fit.

What this covers

The practical parts of putting a business website online.

The right scope depends on the business. A typical project is a responsive site plus the technical setup required for people to find it and contact you.

Responsive business websites

Pages that present the business clearly: what you do, where you operate, and how to reach you. Layouts are built to work on phones as well as larger screens.

New sites and replacements

A first website, or a replacement for an older one that is difficult to update, hard to read, or no longer represents the business.

Mobile optimisation

Text, navigation, and contact actions checked on small screens so the site remains usable when someone opens it on a phone.

Domain and DNS

Help registering a domain, or connecting one you already have, and setting DNS so the name points at the website.

Deployment and HTTPS

Publishing the site and configuring SSL so visitors reach it over an encrypted HTTPS connection.

Contact and click-to-call

Email, a phone number, or another contact method that suits the business. A phone number can be a tap-to-call link on mobile.

Basic on-page SEO

Page titles, descriptions, headings, and indexing setup such as a sitemap, so search engines can find the site. This is setup of the site itself, not an advertising programme.

Hosting and maintenance

Ongoing hosting and routine care when you want the site looked after after launch. You can also take the site on yourself if that is the better fit.

How a website project runs

Start with what the site needs to do.

  1. 01
    Understand the business

    What you do, who needs to find you, and what should happen when someone gets in touch.

  2. 02
    Agree the scope

    Which pages are needed, whether this is a new site or a replacement, and what you can provide for the content.

  3. 03
    Build and publish

    Responsive pages, contact details, the domain connection, and HTTPS so the site can go online.

  4. 04
    Hand over

    You leave with a working site. Hosting and maintenance can continue with Crux Horizon when you want that.

Custom software

Need a system, not only a website?

Some businesses need software for how the work is done: internal tools, workflows, or a first version of a product. That is separate from a public website.

Crux Horizon takes on selected custom software projects where there is a clear operational problem to solve.

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Start a conversation

Tell us what the website needs to do.

A short note is enough: what the business does, whether you need a new site or a replacement, and how customers should contact you. A technical brief is not required.

Email is the best place for the details. Phone is there if a short conversation is an easier start.