Web design in Artashat for businesses in the Ararat valley

Artashat is the centre of Ararat Province, roughly 30 km south-east of Yerevan. The Ararat valley is farming country with irrigated land and food processing. For a business here, a website is first of all a shop window for what you grow, make or offer, and proof that you can be trusted.

Visitors usually want four answers:

1. What exactly do you offer, and in what quantities?
2. What does it look like? Photos need to be real and bright.
3. How do I order, and how soon will it arrive?
4. Who are you? A short story and plain facts about your work, no big words.

We build the pages around those questions, and design the catalogue so it's easy to use on a phone.

The Khor Virap monastery stands not far from Artashat, offering one of the best-known views of Mount Ararat. Visitors from many countries come here, and many look for information in English.

An English version is worth it when:

• your products are sold, or could be sold, abroad;
• you welcome visitors or take orders from people passing through;
• partners and suppliers don't read Russian or Armenian.

There's no need to translate everything at once. Begin with the home page, the catalogue and a “How to order” page, and add the rest later. The language versions are linked to each other so that search engines show every person the right one. Armenian is a separate stage, written and proofread by a native speaker.

For many companies in Artashat, the capital is the main market. A buyer in Yerevan should see immediately that you serve them: delivery, pick-up points, terms, opening hours.

Three elements do the job:

• a line about your reach in the headline: “Artashat, Ararat Province and Yerevan”;
• a “Delivery and payment” section with plain terms;
• a form where the customer picks their town.

If you only need a fast start, a landing page is enough. After launch, you can hand the site to us under a care plan.

For a business built on produce and land, photographs do a lot of the work. We don't use other people's images. We use your own shots or material licensed for commercial use.

If you plan to shoot yourself, prepare:

1. Wide shots: the place where you work, the process, people at work.
2. Close-ups of the product in daylight on a plain background.
3. The packaging, and how an order reaches the customer.
4. A short vertical video, which is easy to watch on a phone.

We'll tell you what to shoot and in which format at the brief.

If your offer is seasonal, we agree on dates upfront. A landing page goes live in 5–⁠7 business days from your materials, so it can be ready before the harvest or a holiday. Calls are held on Artashat time (UTC+4).

The stages: a brief, the design on a test link, your edits, checks for speed and forms, and launch on your own domain after approval. Payment is staged, price and timeline are in the contract, and you have one contact for the whole project. Message us on Telegram to begin.