Site structure and content
The list of pages, what each one has to say and in what order. We write with you, or work from your own text.
Services Business websites
Building business websites
A site of five to fifteen pages, written and structured to be found by your customers. We start from your trade and from what your competitors do, not from a bought template.
The steps that move the product forward
Written scoping
A conversation, then a document that sets the scope, the schedule and the amount. It stays the reference until delivery.
Content and structure
We build the site plan before the design. A template filled with placeholder text proves nothing.
Design, then development
Mockups page by page, approved, then built. A staging link is updated every week.
Acceptance and launch
Proofreading, testing on phones, checking the forms, then switching the domain over.
What we put in place
Custom design
Mockups approved before a single line of code. What you see in the mockup is what goes live.
Technical SEO
Heading hierarchy, metadata, compressed images, sitemap, load speed. The foundations a search engine relies on.
Back office
A simple space to change your text, your images and your news without calling us.
Hands-on training
An hour with your team so the site keeps living after delivery.
Going live
Domain name, certificate, launch and redirects from the old site. The accounts are opened in your name, not ours.
When this area makes the difference
- Sole traders and professionals with no website of their own yet.
- Shops, restaurants and practices whose site is over five years old and no longer works on a phone.
- Small firms that take enquiries by phone and want them in writing, qualified.
Sites you can browse
A site delivered for a client, then fictional demos, labelled as such.
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The questions worth asking before starting
Five to fifteen cover most businesses: the home page, one page per service, a page about you, a contact page. Beyond that the real question becomes search visibility rather than presentation.
Yes, entirely. The code, the domain name, the hosting and your content are in your name, and the credentials are handed over at delivery.
The photographs, yes: we do not shoot. The text, no: if you do not have it, we write the pages with you.
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