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Web DevelopmentWebsites that load fast, read clearly and convert.

Business sites, landing pages, and web apps — built on the right stack for the job.

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  • Business Websites
  • Landing Pages
  • WordPress & WooCommerce
  • Next.js Web Apps

01 Responsive by design

One build. Every screen.

A good site isn't three separate designs — it's one layout that adapts. Switch devices to watch this illustrative layout re-flow, and step through how a site gets built.

  1. Goals, audiences, content and integrations agreed — and the right stack chosen for the job.

02 Formats

What we build — and on what.

The stack follows the job, not the other way round. Select a project type to see when it fits.

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Illustrative mock-up

Business websites

Multi-page sites that explain what you do and turn visitors into enquiries.

Best for
Service businesses and brands that need credibility and leads.
What it needs
  • Clear content for each service
  • A CMS your team can edit
  • Analytics and forms connected

03 Conversion journey

From first visit to enquiry.

Select a stage to see what the site has to do at each point of a visit.

Analytics, form data and user feedback feed back into content, layout and performance.

Stage 1 of 6

Arrive

The page loads fast on whatever device they use.

  • Good Core Web Vitals
  • Optimised images and fonts
  • Reliable hosting

04 Strategy to launch

From scope to support.

Every build follows the same sequence, so nothing important is left to launch week.

  1. Discovery & scoping

    Requirements, sitemap and stack selection agreed in a scope document.

    Output Sitemap & scope document

  2. Wireframes

    Page layouts planned around content and conversion before visual design starts.

    Output Wireframes

  3. UI design

    Visual design and a component system, reviewed on real screen sizes.

    Output Design system & page designs

  4. Development

    Build on the chosen stack, with CMS, forms and integrations set up.

    Output Staging site

  5. QA & launch

    Cross-device QA, performance and accessibility checks, then launch.

    Output QA checklist

  6. Support & iterate

    Post-launch monitoring, fixes and improvements based on real usage.

    Output Launch & handover documentation

05 Alignment

Visitor goal, navigation and page — in agreement.

Visitors arrive with a task. The site works when its labels and actions match that task. Compare aligned and misaligned versions.

Visitor goal

Get a quote for a project

Repeats the intent
Navigation label

Get a quote

Repeats the intent
Page call to action

Request your quote

Repeats the intent

Why this works: The visitor's task is named in the navigation and completed by the page's main button.

Illustrative examples — fictional businesses, not client work.

06 Measurement

Measuring a website that works.

A site is measured by speed, usability and the actions it produces. Select a metric to see what it means.

Report anatomyIllustrative layout · no account data
VisitsEngaged sessionsKey actionsEnquiries
Reading the report

Largest Contentful Paint

Time until the main content renders

Question it answers
How fast the page feels when it loads.
Watch out for
Measure on real mobile devices, not just a fast laptop.

07 Deliverables & onboarding

What you get, and how we get started.

A clear scope from day one, and a phased start so nothing goes live before tracking and approvals are in place.

What you get

  • Sitemap and scope document
  • Wireframes and UI design
  • Live website or application
  • CMS set-up and editing guide
  • Forms, analytics and events configured
  • QA checklist — devices, performance, accessibility
  • Launch and handover documentation
  1. Phase 1

    Discovery & design

    We handle

    • Scope requirements and stack
    • Plan sitemap and wireframes
    • Design the UI system

    We need from you

    • Goals and examples you like
    • Content or content owners
    • Access to brand assets
  2. Phase 2

    Build & QA

    We handle

    • Develop on staging
    • Connect CMS, forms and integrations
    • QA across devices

    We need from you

    • Content entry or approval
    • Feedback on staging
    • Third-party account access
  3. Phase 3

    Launch & support

    We handle

    • Launch with redirects and analytics
    • Monitor post-launch
    • Hand over documentation

    We need from you

    • Domain and hosting access
    • Final sign-off
    • Ongoing feedback

08 FAQ

Web Development questions, answered.

WordPress or a custom build?

WordPress suits content-heavy sites and teams who want familiar editing; Next.js suits custom functionality and maximum performance. The scope decides, and we'll explain the trade-offs.

Can we update the site ourselves?

Yes. Sites are built on a CMS your team can use, with a guide covering everyday edits.

Do you handle hosting and domains?

We can set them up or work with what you have. We recommend accounts sit in your business's name, with access granted to us.

Will the site be accessible and fast?

Performance and accessibility are checked in QA before launch, not added afterwards — including testing on real mobile devices.

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