Real work. Built for real problems.

Choose a B2B web design agency that asks how your buyers decide before it shows designs. Look for live sites similar to what you need, a clear process and fixed scope, CRM-connected forms and tracking included, and a CMS your team can edit. Ask who will do the work and what happens after launch. Our case studies list the scope and platform of each project.

Look for case studies that show live websites, the scope actually delivered and the reasoning behind the structure, not only screenshots. Check whether the problem resembles yours, whether the platform suits your team and whether any quoted results are measured and attributed. Our case studies describe delivered scope rather than unverified before-and-after numbers, and each links to the live site.

A good SaaS homepage says in one line what the product does, who it is for and why it matters, then gives one clear next step, such as a demo or free trial. Below that it shows the product, proof from customers and short paths for different buyers, such as product, industry or developer visitors. Plain wording beats jargon, and every claim should be specific.

A SaaS marketing website costs more as it adds templates, product pages, integrations and audience paths, so scope matters more than the platform. A focused site with homepage, product, pricing, about and contact pages costs far less than one with many industry pages and several languages. Nevion Labs websites start from $1,500, most take three to six weeks, and every project gets a fixed quote.

Hire a freelancer when you need a small site or one specific skill and can manage the project yourself; hire an agency when the site must connect to your CRM, tracking and other systems, or you want design, build and support from one team. A small senior-led agency sits between the two: the people you speak to are the people who build it.

Nevion Labs has built websites for companies in electric mobility, financial technology, IT consulting and sports-equipment manufacturing. The approach carries across industries: understand how each type of buyer makes a decision, then structure the site around it.

A custom-coded website is not automatically better than WordPress; it is better when you need speed, an unusual structure or tight control, and have developers to maintain it. WordPress is better when marketers edit content often and want a large plugin ecosystem. The projects on this page were built on WordPress and custom PHP, each chosen to suit the project.

Yes, every project on this page is a live website, and each case study links to it. You can check the platform, structured data and indexability on the site itself, and each case study lists the pages and features we delivered.

Our case studies show delivered scope, not traffic or revenue numbers, unless those numbers are measured and the client agrees to share them. Each one describes the problem, the structure and features we built and the platform used. Every project listed is live, so you can see the finished work on the client’s own website.

Yes, start a similar project from the contact page and mention the case study closest to what you need. After a free 20-minute discovery call we send a fixed quote with scope and timeline. Our approach to CRM, routing and tracking is shown in the concept lead-system project, a reference build rather than a client engagement.