Design and build for the site your business actually needs, whether that is a brochure, a booking flow or a full store. Fast, accessible, straightforward for you to edit, and written to sell rather than to decorate.
A template gets you a layout. It does not tell you what belongs on the page, or why a visitor should believe it.
Drawn around what you actually sell and who is actually buying it.
Hand-built front-end with a speed budget agreed before a line of code is written.
Words written to answer the question a buyer is actually asking on that page.
A website is an asset or it is a rental. Which one it is gets decided at the build, not at the moment you try to leave.
None of this costs extra. It is how the build is set up in the first place.
Registered to you, not to us, with the registrar login handed over at launch — including when we are the ones who bought it for you.
Transferable without our permission or our involvement.
You can change a phone number, swap a photograph or publish a page without raising a ticket and waiting on somebody else’s queue.
Training on handover, so the access is actually usable.
Content, images, form submissions and the analytics history all come out in formats another developer can take straight into whatever comes next.
If you ever leave, you leave with all of it.
Keyboard navigation, colour contrast, focus states and labelled form fields are part of the build rather than a remediation project later.
Checked against WCAG 2.2 AA before launch.
No phase finishes with a status update. Each one hands you a deliverable you own, whether or not the next phase ever happens.
What you sell, to whom, and what the site has to do for the business. You get a sitemap, a plan and a fixed figure back.
You receive
Home page first, then every other template, reviewed in the browser at the widths your visitors actually use.
You receive
Front-end, CMS, forms and analytics on a staging URL you can open whenever you want to see where it has got to.
You receive
DNS cutover, redirects from every old URL, Search Console, then the walkthrough and the written documentation.
You receive
Anything this does not cover, put it on the call. We answer it before you commit rather than after.
A brochure site is usually six to seven weeks from the first call to launch. A store or a booking flow takes longer, and we quote the realistic range for your build rather than the best case.
The step that slips most often is content. If your copy and photographs are ready, the timeline holds.
No. Copywriting is part of the build unless you would rather write it, in which case we give you a brief per page saying what it needs to do and roughly how long it should be.
What we do need from you is the substance — what you actually do, what it costs you to do it, and what your customers ask before they buy.
Yes, and that is a design decision rather than an afterthought. The editor is set up so the things that should change are editable and the things that should not are locked, which is what stops a site drifting out of shape six months in.
You get a walkthrough on handover and written documentation to go with it.
We can host and maintain it — domain, DNS, business email, SSL, daily backups, updates, malware scanning and uptime monitoring — or hand the whole thing to your provider at launch.
Either way the site is yours. Care is a service you can stop without losing anything.
Send us the brief. A sitemap, a plan and a fixed figure come back inside one business day.