Web design in Hrazdan for businesses at the heart of Kotayk

Hrazdan is the administrative centre of Kotayk Province, about 45 km north-east of Yerevan, on the river that shares its name. The province's largest town, though, is Abovyan. For a website that distinction matters: someone from the next town over may not know where you are.

So say it outright: “Hrazdan and Kotayk Province.” The province is full of places people travel to, such as Garni, Geghard and Tsaghkadzor, which means your customers may come from further away than one town.

Hrazdan has long been an industrial town, so some companies here sell to other companies. They need a catalogue, company details and a request-a-quote form. Those who serve private customers care more about an address, opening hours and a call button. We separate the two scenarios at the brief, so the first screen speaks to your actual visitor.

A separate site for each town means keeping several copies of the same thing up to date. One site, organised well, does more with less effort.

• A line on the first screen listing the places you serve.
• A “town” field in the enquiry form, so you see where each request comes from.
• One services page without duplicates; terms for different towns sit inside it rather than on cloned pages.
• Tap-to-call, Telegram and WhatsApp buttons that work on a phone.

A visitor from Abovyan or Yerevan sees right away that you work with them too, and you only maintain one site.

Plenty of people find a business on a map rather than in a search bar. We don't run map or directory listings. We recommend creating yours yourself, since it's your data and your account.

What we do help with is making things match between your site and your listing:

• the company name, spelled one way everywhere;
• the phone number and opening hours;
• the service description and the towns you cover.

Consistent details build trust with both customers and search engines.

If you need to announce yourself quickly, start with a landing page: one page with your offer and a contact button, live in 5–⁠7 business days. When you have more to show, it grows into a business website in 3–⁠4 weeks. We plan the design and structure from the start so new pages slot in without a rebuild.

For what affects the price, see what a small business website costs.

Calls are held on Hrazdan time (UTC+4); in between we're on Telegram and WhatsApp.

1. You describe your business and we fill in the details in a short brief.
2. You send a logo and photos if you have them.
3. You receive the design and copy and send your edits.
4. We check speed, forms and mobile layout, and publish once you approve.

Payment is staged, and price and timeline are in the contract. Message us on Telegram and we'll suggest a format.