TECHNOTRENDS / ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA

Website development in Addis Ababa.

TechnoTrends designs and develops websites for businesses in Ethiopia. We bring your content, brand and the actions your visitors need into a useful digital home.

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Ramsay Leather website homepage featuring a black handbag
SELECTED WORKRamsay Leather

START WITH THE BUSINESS

A useful starting point.

A website should make it easy to understand your business and take the next step. Start here if you need to introduce your company, present a collection, explain your services or organise an online learning experience.

01 / THE WORK

What we can
work on together.

The scope starts with your requirements. These are areas to discuss, rather than a fixed package.

01

Business websites

A clear structure for your services, company information and contact options, shaped around what your customers need to know.

02

Website design

Page layouts and visual direction that bring your brand, words and imagery together across desktop and mobile screens.

03

Feature planning

We discuss the journeys and features your website needs before agreeing the scope. A catalogue, course experience or custom workflow changes what must be designed and built.

04

Content and handover

We agree who supplies content, what will be delivered and how the finished website will be handed over. Hosting, future changes and ongoing support should be settled in the scope.

02 / SELECTED EXPERIENCE

Work in context.

Examples from our published portfolio. Client websites may have changed since the work shown.

Ramsay Leather website homepage featuring a black handbag

Ramsay Leather

Website development was part of our Ramsay Leather engagement alongside brand strategy, branding and social media management.

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Tabor Orthodox website homepage with course and shop links

Tabor Orthodox

Website design and development, market research and content strategy under a TechnoTrends engagement. Development: Naol Kefyalew, TechnoTrends co-founder; design, research and strategy: our team.

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03 / HOW WE WORK

A clear path
from conversation.

  1. 01

    Understand

    We discuss your business, the problem and what you want to achieve.

  2. 02

    Agree

    We define the scope, deliverables, timeline and price together.

  3. 03

    Create & review

    You see the work and review it against the agreed scope.

  4. 04

    Hand over

    We explain the agreed work and define any further support.

BEFORE WE TALK

Bring the problem.
We’ll shape the brief.

You don’t need a finished specification. These details help us understand the starting point.

  • What your business does and who the website is for.
  • The pages, content and visitor actions you need.
  • Your logo, images and any existing website or references.
  • Any required features, preferred launch date and budget range.

04 / YOUR QUESTIONS

A few things
worth knowing.

What affects the cost of a website?

Page count, design needs, content preparation, features and integrations all affect scope. We discuss your requirements and agree the deliverables, timeline and price before work begins.

Do I need a domain before we talk?

No. We can discuss the website and its requirements before you buy a domain. Domain choice, hosting and who manages them should be agreed before launch.

Is website development the same as business software?

A business website mainly presents information and guides visitors. A business system supports tasks such as requests, bookings or internal workflows. A project can need both; we separate the requirements during scoping.

What happens after handover?

We explain how to use the agreed work and define any further support. Ask about responsibility for content updates, hosting and maintenance when we scope the project.

A CONVERSATION IS A GOOD START

What would you
like to move forward?

Tell us about your business and what you need. We agree the deliverables, timeline and price before work begins.

technotrendset@gmail.com

LET’S TALK

Start with
what you need.

You don’t need a finished brief. Tell us a little about your business and what you want to improve.

Opens your email app. Review and send the draft there. Nothing is submitted through this website.