Service overview
Most small businesses lose work on the website before anyone picks up the phone. The page loads slowly, it falls apart on a phone, or it never quite says what the business does, and the visitor leaves without ever knowing there was a good company behind it.
We design and build the whole thing in-house, so nothing is handed between a designer who never sees the code and a developer who never saw the intent. You get real pages early, in the browser, on the devices people will actually use, not a flat picture of a page that behaves differently once it is built.
What's included
One scope, agreed in writing before anything starts, covering design, build, content structure, and launch. If the scope grows we agree it with you first, so there is no invoice you have not already seen.
A site is finished when a stranger can find what they came for and get in touch in under a minute. Everything before that is decoration.
- Custom design, no template
- Responsive down to a 320px phone
- Copy structure and page hierarchy
- Editable content where you need it
- Technical SEO and clean markup
- Performance budget on every page
- Accessibility to WCAG AA contrast
- Domain, hosting and launch handled
How it looks in practice
Two builds from the studio's own shelf. Different trades, same job: say what the business is, prove it, and make the next step obvious.
Frequently asked
The four that come up on nearly every first call. If yours is not here, ask it. You will get a straight answer, not a brochure.
A focused landing page is usually two to three weeks. A full site of eight to twelve pages is four to eight, depending on how quickly the copy and the photography land. You get a realistic date before we start, and progress links the whole way through rather than silence.
Yes. Anything you told us you would want to change regularly gets wired to an editor you can use without touching code, and we walk you through it on a call before launch. Nothing is locked behind us.
Often. If the foundations are sound we redesign on top of them and keep your existing addresses working. If they are not, we say so and price a rebuild instead, which is usually cheaper than patching around a platform that is fighting you.
A conversation, and whatever you already have: a logo, some photographs, a rough idea of the pages you want. We write the brief from that and send it back for you to correct. Nothing is billed until the scope and the price are agreed in writing.