A company people can understand
Clear service pages, useful project examples and the information a prospective customer needs before contacting you.
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Discuss this projectFor a first website, an outdated one, or a business that has outgrown its current site.
Clear service pages, useful project examples and the information a prospective customer needs before contacting you.
An editing workflow for the content that changes, with a structure that can grow as your business does.
Responsive pages, accessible navigation, sensible image sizes and the search metadata each page needs.
We agree who edits the content, who owns the accounts and what ongoing support covers. Hosting, maintenance and third-party services are scoped clearly. Search foundations are included; search positions are never promised.
Where it fits, pages are built as static HTML with optimised images and fonts, so they load quickly on phones as well as desktops.
Semantic headings, page titles and descriptions, a sitemap, structured data and language versions are part of the build, not an add-on.
Where content changes often, we set up an editing workflow that suits the team, from a few prices to a regular blog.
We deploy to modern hosting such as Cloudflare, on your own domain and accounts, with ownership agreed before launch.
Yes. We review the content, URLs, integrations and access before planning the move. Useful pages and existing search traffic need care during a rebuild.
We agree what you need to change and provide an editing workflow for it. A small price list and a large publishing operation need different tools.
Yes. We can build shared templates with separate translations, language-specific URLs and matching search metadata.
It depends on the scope: the number of pages, content, languages, integrations and how you want to edit the site. After a short conversation we put the scope and price in writing, including any ongoing costs.
That depends on the scope and on when the content is ready. We agree the stages and the schedule in writing before work starts.
Yes, technically: page structure, titles and descriptions, a sitemap, structured data, language versions and loading speed. Rankings also depend on content, competition and links, so we never promise positions.
Tell us what you have in mind, or what’s getting in the way. You don’t need a finished specification.