# Websites and web apps for startups

> Two jobs, one team: a website that explains your product to customers and investors, and the web app your users sign in to. We build both so they look and work as one.

A startup on the web usually needs two things. The first is a site that says clearly what the product does, loads fast and brings in sign-ups. The second is the web app itself, where users do the work the product exists for. Built by different people, the two drift apart in look, tone and data. We plan and build them together: the marketing pages, the sign-up path and the application behind it, on one design system, so the step from visitor to user feels like a single product.

Bitmason: https://bitmason.dev/en/services/startup-web/

## What you get

- **A site that explains the product**: Pages that say what you do, for whom and what to do next, written and laid out for the people you want to reach.
- **A web app users can sign in to**: The product itself in the browser, with accounts, the core workflow and the data behind it.
- **One design system for both**: Shared components and styles, so the site and the app read as one product and change together.
- **Search and speed from the start**: Pages built to be found by search engines and to load fast on an ordinary phone connection.
- **A sign-up path you can measure**: Analytics on the route from first visit to active user, so you see where people drop off.

## How it works

1. **Separate the two jobs**: We agree what the site must say and what the app must do, and where one hands over to the other.
2. **Design once**: We design the site and the app on a shared system, starting with the pages and screens that matter most.
3. **Build the site and the app**: We build both, and the sign-up path between them, with analytics in place from the first day.
4. **Launch and adjust**: We release, watch how visitors and users behave, and change what holds them back.

## Related case studies

- [A corporate site for a trade, logistics and customs company in Tashkent](https://bitmason.dev/en/cases/adas-trade.md): Explain seven connected services, from procurement to commissioning, to importers and foreign suppliers in three languages, in a tone that fits a customs business, and make it easy to call or write.
- [A three-language site for an industrial equipment supplier](https://bitmason.dev/en/cases/industronic.md): Present a wide technical range accurately in three languages, and make it easy for a buyer to call or write.
- [One site for equipment buyers and turnkey clients](https://bitmason.dev/en/cases/rollertech.md): Serve two audiences at once: buyers finding the right equipment, and clients weighing what the company can build.

[Scope your site or web app](https://bitmason.dev/en/contact/?service=startup-web)