Content can set the pace.
A working build still needs useful copy, images, and product information. We agree who prepares them and when they are needed.
Websites & platforms.
Help people find what they need and know what to do next. We build websites and shops that are easy to use, and easy for your team to manage.
A website that makes the next step clear.
We design and build company websites, shops, and content platforms around what visitors come to do. We work through the structure, pages, content, and connections together so the finished site supports the business behind it.
Your team’s side matters too. We choose a practical way to manage content, connect forms or orders to the right tools, and check the experience on different screens. If you are moving from an existing site, we plan what happens to its content and URLs before launch.
A website people can use.
From a visitor’s question to an enquiry your team can act on.
Find the right page
Clear navigation and useful content help visitors understand the offer and find the service they need.
Take the next step
A focused form collects enough context for your team, with clear validation and confirmation.
Keep it current
Your team edits content through the agreed publishing setup, while enquiries reach the right inbox or CRM.
How we’ll work
together.
6–10 weeks
A company website, content editor, and enquiry flow.
Week 1
Plan the useful pages.
We agree audiences, goals, navigation, and content needs. For a replacement site, we also review the existing pages and URLs.
Weeks 2–3
Design the experience.
We work through key pages with real content, decide how visitors move between them, and prepare responsive designs.
Weeks 4–7
Build and connect.
We develop the site, set up content editing, connect the agreed tools, and give you a working preview to review.
Weeks 8–10
Check, launch, hand over.
We test forms, navigation, screen sizes, and content, prepare any redirects, then launch and show your team how to manage it.
Content readiness, page types, integrations, and migration requirements affect timing. A large catalogue or a complex shop needs a separate estimate. We agree dates after scoping the work.
What you get.
We agree what’s included before starting.
Page & content map
A sitemap and agreed content structure.
Responsive designs
Responsive designs for the agreed page types.
Website & editor
A developed website and content editing setup.
Connected features
Forms, commerce, or integrations included in scope.
Launch & migration plan
Launch checks and a migration plan where needed.
Access & training
Access, documentation, and a publishing walkthrough.
What we need
from you.
- Brand assets, copy, imagery, and any catalogue data
- Access to the current site, domain, hosting, and relevant tools
- A person who can review content and approve launch
Things to consider.
A few things to agree before we start.
A migration needs care.
Changing platforms or URLs can affect search visibility and existing links. We plan redirects and checks, but cannot promise unchanged rankings.
A site has running costs.
Domains, hosting, platforms, paid extensions, and maintenance may carry separate costs. We make the dependencies clear during scoping.
Common questions.
Something else on your mind?
What does a new website cost?
The estimate depends on the pages, content, integrations, and editing tools you need. A shop or customer portal involves more than a small business site. We scope those parts with you and list hosting and other recurring costs separately.
How long does a website project take?
A focused business website usually takes six to ten weeks. Content, integrations, and migration can affect that. We agree what needs to be ready from your side and set a launch plan around it.
Can you work with our existing hosting and domain?
We check the setup and access first. If the hosting suits the new site, we can use it. If a move is needed, we explain the options and plan the domain switch so your team knows what will happen.
What happens after the website launches?
We hand over access and show your team how to use the editor. We agree how launch issues are handled, and can arrange ongoing care for updates, fixes, and improvements.
Will we be able to edit the site ourselves?
We agree what your team needs to change and choose an editing setup around that. The handover covers everyday publishing; structural changes and new features may still need development.
Can you move our current website or shop?
Yes, subject to reviewing the existing platform and data. We check what can move, how URLs will be handled, and which parts need rebuilding before agreeing the migration scope.
Do you handle accessibility and search basics?
We include checks for keyboard use, readable structure, responsive layouts, and the technical search settings in scope. Formal accessibility certification, ongoing SEO, and content campaigns are separate work to agree if needed.