Websitefor Herile
A website project in agency, delivered by DeveloperLook.
Project sheet
About the project
DeveloperLook created the brand identity and website for Herile, an IT agency, turning a complex service offering into clear service sections, case studies, pricing plans, and a project inquiry form.
Herile is a progressive IT agency that helps businesses modernize and grow with digital solutions. The project set out to build its brand identity and online presence: a platform that shows Herile's expertise in technology and innovation and conveys trust and professionalism to potential clients.
The home page opens on "Awesome Solution For Your Business" with Get Started and Free Consultation buttons, followed by a strip of client logos. An expandable list explains the main services (brand identity, websites, SEO, and Shopify), and a recent work section leads into case studies such as the Herile Brand Strategy page, which shows the client and completion date. Further sections cover the business process, client testimonials, articles, and answers to common questions.
Other pages present what Herile offers, a portfolio of creative work tagged by service, corporate solutions, and three pricing plans with a monthly or yearly switch. A Tell Us About Your Project form collects contact details, the services a client needs, and a budget range. The brand system covers the purple logo, an icon set, business cards, signage, posters, and social media posts, and every page has a mobile layout.
Challenge and solution
The challenge
Its offering was complex, so the services had to be organized into a clear format that potential clients could understand and browse. The site also had to scale with a company that was growing quickly.
Our solution
The content strategy puts case studies and success stories up front to build credibility. A scalable design system and a solid backend let the platform grow with Herile's needs.
What we built
A purple and white identity with the Herile logo, an icon set, business cards, office signage, posters, and social posts gives the agency one consistent look online and offline.
An expandable list breaks the offering into brand identity, websites, SEO, and Shopify, and a corporate solutions grid adds business planning, financial advice, and performance ideas in short cards.
A recent work section and a portfolio tagged by service lead to case studies such as Herile Brand Strategy 2025, each showing the client, the completion date, and project visuals.
A testimonials section pairs client quotes with names, ratings, and company logos, and a feedback page highlights reviews, so visitors see proof before they get in touch.
Three plans (Starter, Professional, and Corporate) sit side by side with a monthly or yearly switch and a list of what each includes, so buyers compare options without a call.
A Tell Us About Your Project form asks for contact details, the services needed (web development, UI/UX design, branding, app development, or landing pages), a budget range, and a short brief.
An articles section and an FAQ on what Herile can do for a company answer common questions and give the agency a place to share its thinking with prospects.
Every section, from the hero and services list to the portfolio and testimonials, has a phone layout, so prospects can review Herile's work and request a consultation from anywhere.
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A brand identity and a company website for Herile, an IT agency. The website covers services, recent work and case studies, the business process, testimonials, pricing plans, articles, FAQs, and a project inquiry form. The brand work includes the logo, purple color system, icons, business cards, signage, posters, and social media posts.
It breaks the offering into a short expandable list (brand identity, websites, SEO, and Shopify), then adds plain cards for corporate solutions and a business process section. Services sit next to recent work, so visitors see what Herile delivers instead of reading long technical descriptions.
Through proof. Case studies and recent work sit high on the page, a testimonials section shows client quotes with names and logos, and a strip of client logos runs under the hero. A Free Consultation button in the header gives cautious buyers a low-pressure first step.
They use the Tell Us About Your Project form or the Free Consultation button. The form collects their name, company, email, and phone, the services they need, a budget range, and a short description, so Herile's team can reply with a relevant proposal.
Yes. The gallery shows phone layouts for the hero, services list, recent work, testimonials, feedback, business process, articles, and FAQ. Buttons such as Get Started and Free Consultation stay easy to reach on a small screen, so a prospect can request a call straight from their phone.
Yes. DeveloperLook designs and builds agency and corporate websites with clear service pages, case studies, testimonials, pricing, and inquiry forms, and can create the brand identity alongside them. We start with how your buyers compare agencies, then organize your services and proof around that.
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
Send a message or book a call with the team.
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