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Services and capabilities

Strategic websites and digital systems built around the work they need to do.

InnoNative Solutions helps established Montana and regional service businesses—and funded Native and community organizations—plan, design, build, modernize, and support useful digital experiences.

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Primary engagement types

A clear starting point without forcing the work into a generic package.

Each engagement type describes a common need, not a universal bundle. Capabilities are selected only when they support the approved goals and scope.

Engagement 01

Strategic Websites

Designed for: Established businesses and organizations that need a professional website aligned with their goals, customers, services, and long-term growth.

Strategy, information architecture, experience design, responsive development, conversion pathways, content management, and launch preparation shaped around the organization.

Primary outcome: Create a credible, maintainable website that helps the right people understand the offer and take a useful next step.

Potential capabilities may include

  • Website strategy and information architecture
  • User experience and interface design
  • Responsive front-end or full-stack development
  • Service, contact, and inquiry pathways
  • Search engine and analytics foundations
  • Content management when appropriate
  • Launch preparation, training, and documentation

Engagement 02

Content-Managed Platforms

Designed for: Organizations that regularly publish resources, news, team information, opportunities, programs, forms, or other changing content.

Structured content models, editorial workflows, staff-managed pages, search, filtering, preview tools, and training designed around how information is actually maintained.

Primary outcome: Give staff a clearer publishing system and give audiences a more useful way to find current information.

Potential capabilities may include

  • Sanity or another appropriate CMS
  • Structured content models
  • Staff-managed pages and editorial workflows
  • News, resource, team, or board directories
  • Search and filtering
  • Draft and preview workflows
  • Role-aware administration when required
  • Editor training and documentation

Engagement 03

Digital Systems and Custom Applications

Designed for: Organizations whose portals, intake, data, integration, transaction, or administrative needs extend beyond a conventional marketing website.

Custom forms, portals, dashboards, authentication, data storage, search, payments, integrations, and operational tools defined through responsible discovery.

Primary outcome: Support important customer and staff workflows with a maintainable system designed for the real operational need.

Potential capabilities may include

  • Secure portals and role-aware experiences
  • Administrative dashboards and internal tools
  • Custom forms, applications, and intake workflows
  • Data storage, authentication, and search
  • API and third-party integrations
  • Payment or donation integrations
  • Phased custom application development

Engagement 04

Website Modernization

Designed for: Established organizations whose current website is outdated, difficult to manage, unreliable, confusing, or no longer aligned with their direction.

Assessment, content and navigation restructuring, redesign, migration, accessibility and performance improvements, redirects, analytics, forms, and CMS modernization.

Primary outcome: Turn an aging digital asset into a clearer, more dependable foundation for customers, staff, and future growth.

Potential capabilities may include

  • Existing-site and content assessment
  • Navigation and content restructuring
  • Visual redesign and platform migration
  • Accessibility, performance, and mobile improvements
  • CMS, form, and analytics modernization
  • Redirect planning and search visibility preservation
  • Launch planning, training, and documentation

Supporting capabilities

Combined where they strengthen the larger engagement.

Messaging strategy and practical refinement of client-provided copy can be included. Full professional copywriting remains separately scoped and priced.

  • Messaging strategy
  • Practical copy refinement
  • Search engine foundations
  • Analytics and conversion tracking
  • Content migration
  • Accessibility improvements
  • Performance optimization
  • Hosting and deployment configuration
  • Maintenance and support
  • Technical consulting
  • Training and documentation

Who this is for

Organizations ready to solve a meaningful digital problem.

The strongest engagements pair a clear need with active stakeholder participation, responsible ownership, and an investment appropriate to the work.

Strong engagement signals

  • — An established operation, service, program, or audience
  • — A real business or organizational problem to solve
  • — Stakeholders available for content, feedback, and approvals
  • — A realistic implementation budget
  • — A commitment to strategy, usability, maintainability, and long-term growth
  • — Readiness to participate in a structured process

Organizations this may include

  • — Professional and regional service businesses
  • — Established Montana businesses
  • — Native-owned businesses and Tribal entities
  • — Nonprofits and community organizations
  • — Economic development and public-information initiatives
  • — Organizations managing programs, applications, resources, or public services

How scope is determined

Pricing and scope reflect complexity—not simply page count.

A proposal is developed after the business need, users, operational requirements, responsibilities, and technical risks are understood.

  • Business and organizational goals
  • User needs and customer journeys
  • Content volume and complexity
  • Required functionality and integrations
  • Administrative workflows
  • Stakeholder involvement
  • Technical risk
  • Accessibility requirements
  • Content readiness
  • Launch requirements and timeline constraints
  • Post-launch support

Investment guidance

Most engagements range from $7,500 to $25,000.

Strategic website and digital platform work generally begins around $7,500. Complex applications, integrations, or multi-stakeholder systems may require a larger custom scope. Paid discovery may be recommended before a final implementation proposal; final pricing follows the approved strategy and scope.

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Engagement boundaries

What is generally not offered

Clear boundaries help both sides evaluate fit before investing time in a project conversation.

  • Ultra-low-budget template or instant-launch websites
  • Unpaid speculative design work
  • Projects without an available decision-maker, realistic budget, or internal owner
  • Open-ended development without an agreed scope
  • Unlimited revision expectations
  • Full professional copywriting unless it is separately scoped
  • Guaranteed rankings, traffic, revenue, or conversion results

Relevant selected work

Services connected to published project context.

These connections describe the type of work shown in each case study. They do not imply that every capability listed on this page was included.

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Content-Managed Platforms

An organizational platform where structured, staff-managed information supports programs, resources, and public access.

Strategic Websites

A campaign and public-information website designed to help an audience understand priorities and find timely information.

Digital Systems and Custom Applications

A product, gallery, order, and administrative experience extending beyond a conventional marketing site.

A responsible next step

Discuss the problem your website or digital system needs to solve.

Share the goals, users, requirements, timeline, stakeholders, and expected investment. InnoNative Solutions will review the details and recommend an appropriate next step when there is a potential fit.

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