IT company website: your site is the proof you can build sites
For a software company the website is portfolio and product at once. A slow, broken-on-mobile developer site destroys trust faster than any copy can rebuild it.
Case studies, not screenshots
A gallery of pretty screenshots proves nothing about difficulty or outcome. Write cases: the business problem, the constraints, what you proposed, what you shipped, what changed afterwards.
Where numbers cannot be disclosed, describe change qualitatively. Invented growth percentages are spotted instantly by the technically literate people evaluating you.
Stack, team and engineering reputation
Listing a hundred technologies signals depth in none. Show three or four strong areas backed by cases, and state team size and engagement model honestly.
Named engineer profiles, open source, meetup talks and an engineering blog convert better than a benefits section — and help with hiring, which matters as much as sales in Tashkent.
Export and the English version
IT is one of the few Uzbek sectors where much of the revenue can come from abroad, so the English site should be built for that audience, not translated from Russian.
Foreign clients check jurisdiction, contracting, payment routes, time zones and team English. Mention IT Park residency if applicable, and make sure your own site is fast and flawless on mobile.