Web Development Services

The choice between a single-page or multi-page website depends on the nature of your business:

Single-page websites are great for focused purposes such as showcasing an artist portfolio, marketing a single product, or promoting an event. They work best when your subject matter and/or objectives are narrower in scope and can be conveyed in a streamlined fashion. They are often strongly conversion-oriented.

Multi-page websites are preferable for businesses or organizations with multiple departments, products, or services with more potential customer engagement points — and simply put, more to talk about. They provide better scalability and more SEO opportunities, as each of their constituent pages can be optimized to appeal to a different search query, audience, or interest.

Selecting the best platform hinges greatly on your technical expertise, budget, and functional requirements.

For small businesses and startups, Epic often recommends Squarespace for its intuitive drag-and-drop interface which allows users to manage content without much coding knowledge.

For e-commerce sites, we love Shopify for its robust product and inventory management tools, point-of-sale integrations, built-in customer analytics, and the fact that hosting and technical support is included in the cost of its monthly subscription.

For an experience fully customized to your unique needs, our epicPlatform content management system (CMS) offers a powerful flexible content builder, multimedia support, a plethora of integrated SEO and security features, and made-for-you modules. These modules allow site administrators to easily manage all of their business' most important functions, as well as make sitewide changes with minimal hassle.

An intranet site could be beneficial based on your internal communication needs.

An employee intranet might contain all the tools, databases, policies, and news your employees need to be properly informed and productive in the day-to-day.

Customer portals can be very useful for self-service, communications, and recordkeeping purposes, helping foster trust and loyalty.

To minimize spam from web forms, we often employ several strategies.

• CAPTCHA tests: These challenge-response tests verify whether input users human thereby preventing automated bots submitting forms indiscriminately
• Honeypot fields: These form fields are invisible to humans but visible to bots, who simply cannot resist their urge to stick their spammy little fingers right into them! If a honeypot field contains any input whatsoever, it's flagged and filtered out.
• Form validation rules: Ensure entries meet certain criteria before submission (e.g.,validating email format)
• Server-side filtering techniques: These filters identify common patterns found in typical spam messages.