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Web design in Yeghegnadzor for businesses in Vayots Dzor

We design and build websites for businesses in Yeghegnadzor and Vayots Dzor. A landing page takes 5–⁠7 business days, a company site 3–⁠4 weeks from the day we receive your materials. You get premium design, copy and an SEO foundation in one project, with the price and timeline fixed in the contract and a warranty that’s lifetime while you’re on a care plan.

Plenty of buyers and visitors in this province come from abroad, so the site starts in English. Message us on Telegram.

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English first, Russian alongside

For many Vayots Dzor businesses, English is the main language of the site rather than an extra. Visitors plan trips from abroad, and buyers write to you from other countries. Russian gets its own version for people who prefer it.

We build both together with the design. Each has its own address, a switcher in the header and hreflang tags so search engines show the right language. Translation order: the home page first, then your products or services, then contact details.

Armenian is a separate stage. A native speaker writes and proofreads it, and we quote the timeline after the brief.

02

A site for a Vayots Dzor business, from Areni to Jermuk

Yeghegnadzor is the centre of Vayots Dzor. The province is known for winemaking, for Noravank Monastery and for the spa town of Jermuk. Near the village of Areni, archaeologists found traces of what is considered one of the oldest known wineries, in the Areni-1 cave.

For your website, this means one thing: people who find you are usually planning ahead. They compare, read, and want to know what they’ll get.

  • What you do and where you are, in relation to places visitors already know.
  • What can be bought, ordered or booked, and how.
  • A contact that answers on the same day.
03

Summer, harvest, winter: a site that follows the calendar

What your business offers changes with the year, and the site can change with it.

PeriodWhat leads the page
Summer to early autumnThe current offer, with a way to get in touch at once
HarvestA seasonal landing page: what’s available, until when, how to order
WinterQuiet time to refresh descriptions and prepare for next season

A seasonal landing page takes 5–⁠7 business days. Updates can be handled by you or by a care plan.

04

Honest photos and plain descriptions

A beautiful province is easy to spoil with a stock photo of somebody else’s mountains. Visitors notice, and trust drops.

Your own pictures are the most convincing: the workshop, the room, the people at work. With none, we use licensed images cleared for commercial use and suggest what to shoot yourself. The copy stays factual: what you have, how long it takes, and what you don’t do.

We don’t use big claims in copy unless you can prove them.

05

A project that runs online from start to finish

The brief is a 15–⁠20 minute video call. After that we work in Telegram and WhatsApp, and calls are set on Yeghegnadzor time (UTC+4). You review a finished version on a test address, send your changes, and we publish on your domain after you approve. Payments follow the stages.

A single offer suits a landing page. If the site should feel like a premium calling card, consider the premium website. For a sense of what shapes the price, read how much a small business website costs. If you already have a site that brings nothing, start with why your website isn’t getting leads.

Nearby we also work with Kapan and Artashat. Message us on Telegram to talk it through.

Examples and concepts.

Studio concepts: websites we built to show our approach. Their copy and images are for demonstration only.

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Questions about a website in Vayots Dzor

Can’t find your answer? All questions →

Do I need an English version?

Most likely. Visitors and buyers come and write from abroad. We build English and Russian in the main project and add Armenian as a separate stage.

Can you build a landing page for one season?

Yes. A landing page takes 5–⁠7 business days from the day we receive your materials, so start a few weeks before the season.

What if I have no photos of my own?

We’ll pick licensed images cleared for commercial use. At the brief we’ll also suggest a few shots worth taking yourself: even phone pictures make a site more honest.

Do you work with businesses in small towns?

Yes. The whole project runs online, with a video brief, then Telegram and WhatsApp. The size of your town makes no difference to how we work.

Can I begin with a landing page and expand later?

Yes. Extra pages are added later under a separate quote, and we plan the design and structure so that growing doesn’t mean starting over.

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Shall we discuss your website?

Pricing is individual: a short brief, then a fixed quote in the contract.