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Websites & Commerce

Build a website that supports how customers choose and buy.

Connect content, design and engineering around the decisions your visitors need to make. We build corporate websites, commerce experiences and content platforms that your team can operate and connect to the rest of the business.

Scope and deliverables

Plan the customer’s next step and the work behind it.

A useful inquiry needs to reach the right team with context. A shopper needs dependable product and transaction information. We start by defining the conversion, the system that owns the customer or order and the person who acts on what happens next.

  1. A clear customer journey

    Define navigation, page requirements, content and conversion paths. Resolve how products, locations or services will be presented and maintained.

  2. A connected publishing or commerce platform

    Implement the experience and its CMS or commerce foundation. Connect forms, product information, customer systems and transactions where the scope requires them.

  3. A prepared launch and editorial handoff

    Plan content migration, redirects, testing and publishing roles. Document integration behavior, launch responsibilities and the operations needed after release.

In practice

A clearer website for a complex offer.

CFGI project context

CFGI

Make a complex advisory offer easier to understand.

CFGI advises finance leaders and private capital firms across a broad range of business needs. Xivic redesigned its homepage and navigation and built dedicated Private Capital and AI in Finance pages, giving those priorities a stronger presence on the website.

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Homepage, navigation, Private Capital and AI in Finance pages. Launched May 2026.

Working together

Give the site an operating plan beyond launch.

Your team approves the content and business rules, identifies who will maintain the site and names who will respond to inquiries. The handoff covers the content model, publishing roles, redirects, integrations and launch responsibilities.

  • Measure the action that matters

    Evaluate the business action the site supports, such as qualified inquiries or completed checkouts. Check content publishing time and whether the team can resolve failed handoffs.

  • Plan ongoing website operations

    Hosting, maintenance, accessibility and consent implementation need clear ownership. Define that work alongside the build so the site remains maintainable after launch.

WP Engine Advanced Partner. Website delivery and ongoing operations, backed by an established platform partnership.

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When to start elsewhere

UX/UI & Design Systems

Navigation or difficult customer tasks need investigation first.

Begin with the experience design scope before committing to a build.

Conversion & Analytics

A working site attracts the right visitors but loses them before action.

Investigate the journey and measurement to identify the changes worth making.

What should happen after a customer reaches your site?

Bring the current experience, the conversion that matters and the people responsible for publishing and follow-up. We will map the website and operational work together.