What we make.

We start with what your business actually does, who has to say yes, and what a visitor needs to see before they pick up the phone. The pages come out of that. They are not a template with your logo dropped into the corner.

You see the design before anything is built. When the look is right, and only then, we start writing the code. Changing a layout while it is still a design costs a conversation. Changing it after a site is built costs a rebuild, which is why so many cheap sites stay stuck with the layout they were born with.

No themes. No page builders. Nothing off a shelf.

• A layout built around your business, not a stock arrangement
• The look agreed before any code is written
• Type and spacing set to your content, not the other way round
• Right on every phone, not just shrunk to fit

A page that only sits there is the easy part. Most businesses need the site to do something: take an enquiry and get it to the right inbox, hold a booking, show a customer their own information, let you change your own prices without calling anybody.

We build the front end you look at and the back end and database behind it. Because the same person builds both, they are designed to fit each other instead of being bolted together at the end, which is where most of the quiet bugs come from.

Forms, booking and dashboards are the usual three. If your business needs something else, describe it in the brief and we will price it before we start.

• Front end, back end and database
• Forms and enquiry handling
• Booking and lead capture
• Dashboards, portals and internal tools

A store has one job, and it is not to look busy. The product page has to answer the question the customer is actually asking, the cart has to not lose them, and the checkout has to be short. Everything else is decoration.

So we build those three properly first: pages that show the product the way somebody buying it wants to see it, a cart that survives a change of mind, and a checkout tuned to convert rather than to collect data nobody reads.

Stores are one of the bigger builds, and they still ship in about a week.

• Product pages laid out to sell
• Cart
• Checkout tuned to convert
• Live within about a week

Speed and search are not something you buy afterwards. They are decisions taken while the site is being built: how much a page has to load before anybody sees anything, how the content is structured, what a search engine can actually read.

Take those decisions during the build and they cost nothing. Take them a year later and you are paying somebody to unpick a site that was put together without them.

So it is in every build, at every price. It is called a foundation on purpose. It is the thing the rest of your marketing has to stand on.

• Fast pages
• Clean structure
• Search-friendly markup
• In from the first build, at every price

Some ideas belong in an app rather than a browser: something people open every day, something that has to live on the home screen. We design and build those the same way we build a site, starting from what it has to do.

Publishing is the part people underestimate. Store listings, review, and the developer accounts that own the app all have to be dealt with, and we deal with them. Those accounts go in your name, exactly like your domain and your hosting, so the app is yours and not ours.

• Designed and built
• Published to the App Store
• Published to Google Play
• Store accounts registered in your name

The day a site goes live you own all of it: the domain, the hosting, the code and the accounts, registered in your name. Nothing is tied to us. If you never speak to us again the site keeps working, and you are free to take it anywhere.

Most people would still rather not touch it. So we can set up an easy self-editing system for the parts you want to change yourself, or put you on a care plan and make the changes for you.

Already have a site somewhere else? Redesigns are welcome. We keep what works, fix what doesn’t, and migrate with zero downtime.

• Hosting help
• Content changes
• Improvements
• An easy self-editing system, if you want one