There are a billion web developers out there. We’re not just another team, though. Our team’s track record speaks for itself. In fact, we are the trusted partner of many other agencies and consultants. We’re proud of that. In an era where it seems like so many things are commoditized, we’re here to stand out and hold higher standards.
Development is not a commodity.
We’re not doubting the talent of someone’s brother’s friend’s uncle’s third cousin who does web development in their basement. Our focus and definition of value is not simply tied to price. We have had way too many clients and other agencies come to us after over-paying for a template website or after having been sold functionality that couldn’t be developed by the agency or developer. We’re truthful and honest about our skills. We have a wide range of experience and know how to do things right. A lower bid often leaves out the best practices we don’t treat as optional, underestimates the work, or makes up the difference later with change orders. AI can do a lot (and we use it where we trust it, and test it daily), but owning a website still takes people who understand security, accessibility, scalability, and what happens after launch. Plus, if everyone turns their sites over to AI, none of them will stand out or reflect unique positioning and value.
WordPress is our focus.
We do it for large and small organizations and businesses: B2B, B2C, non-profits, lead generation, e-commerce, and brand awareness. Pretty much any goal you can think of, we’ve done a website for it. We build according to best practices and support what we build.
Documentation
Like our design team, our development team doesn’t just enter a project when we get to the development phase. We’re involved from the discovery, and we have a big part in crafting the functionality documentation requirements. We need to get that part right well before anyone designs or codes anything.
Development
We leverage our documentation and design, working closely with other functions in the team to get the development right. Being pixel perfect with the UX, implementing mobile-friendly designs, building with accessibility in mind, and meeting SEO requirements are all part of the key processes and accountabilities built into the development team. We build with the WordPress block editor and reusable patterns and templates, so your team can create and update pages without a developer.
Integrations and custom features
Many of our projects need features beyond standard pages, and our team has built product configurators, e-commerce, auto-generated submittals, property search tied to outside databases, ZIP-code agent finders, and content approval workflows. We also connect sites to CRM, marketing automation, and payment platforms.
Content migration
We’ve migrated everything from a few dozen pages to thousands of posts, project pages, and team bios, mapping the content into structured types so it stays consistent and easy for your team to manage.
Deployment
Launching websites is celebrated at VOLTAGE. It means the culmination of a lot of hard work that we’re proud of. That comes with a rigorous QA process covering accessibility, browser and device compatibility, performance, security, and indexability, plus client CMS training and ongoing hosting and support. We stand behind what we build and, in many cases, continue to partner with our clients long-term on their site management needs.
Partner and step-in development
We also develop designs your team or another agency created, and we step in on sites we didn’t build to fix what’s broken or take over updates. Even other agencies and consultants bring us in as the development extension of their team.
“The College’s web platform was difficult for our content editors to use. We knew we needed a fresh look with a platform that was user-friendly. VOLTAGE took our concerns and created a beautiful website on WordPress which is much more intuitive. I would hire VOLTAGE again because their team was super responsive and delivered a beautiful site that exceeded my expectations.”
Communications Director, a Kansas City college of health sciences