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Websites built to be found and to convert.

Design, build, technical SEO and analytics delivered as one piece of work by one team.

A lit desk at night, code on one screen and a page design on the other.
Typical build
Eight to sixteen weeks
Includes
SEO and analytics from day one
You own
Everything, including the code
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What we build, and how

A website has two jobs. It has to be found, and it has to convince somebody once they arrive. Splitting those across a design studio, a development shop and an SEO agency is how sites end up beautiful and invisible.

We do all of it together. The information architecture is built around search demand, the markup is written to be crawled, and analytics and CRM tracking go in before launch instead of afterwards.

You own the result outright, including the source code and every account. Nothing here is licensed back to you.

A website is judged on three things a buyer never articulates: whether it loads, whether they can find the thing they came for, and whether it looks like a company worth paying. All three are decided by choices made before any page is designed, which is why the structure and the content plan come first here and the visual design comes second.

Scope

What is included

  • Discovery and architecture

    Who the site is for, what each page is meant to do, and a sitemap built around search demand and the buying decision.

  • Design

    Wireframes, then interface design across every breakpoint. Designed on mobile as well as desktop, because most of your buyers arrive on a phone.

  • Build

    Fast, accessible, standards-based front-end, on the platform that fits your team. Content editable by the people who have to maintain it.

  • Technical SEO

    Clean URLs, metadata, structured data, sitemaps, redirects from the old site and Core Web Vitals treated as a requirement.

  • Analytics and CRM

    Search Console, analytics, event tracking and CRM connection configured and tested before launch, so the first week of data is usable.

  • Launch and aftercare

    Migration, redirect mapping, indexation monitoring and a support window while everything settles.

How it runs

  1. Weeks one to four

    Discovery, architecture and wireframes. Search demand shapes the sitemap here, which is far cheaper than restructuring after launch.

  2. Weeks five to ten

    Design across breakpoints, then build. Content written or migrated in parallel so launch is never waiting on copy.

  3. Weeks eleven to sixteen

    Technical SEO, analytics, redirect mapping and testing. Launch, then monitoring of indexation and rankings through the settling period.

What you get

  • Sitemap, wireframes and designs for every template
  • A built, tested, accessible site
  • Technical SEO and structured data in place
  • Analytics, Search Console and CRM tracking, configured
  • Redirect map, launch support and documentation

How it is judged

  • Core Web Vitals on real traffic
  • Indexation, checked against the sitemap
  • Organic visibility held through migration
  • Conversion rate by template and by traffic source
  • Enquiries arriving in the CRM with their source

Questions we get asked

How long does a website take?

Eight to sixteen weeks for a corporate site, depending on the number of templates and how ready the content is. Content is the usual delay, so we start writing in week one.

What does it cost?

It is priced by scope, and the honest answer is that the template count and the content volume drive it more than anything else. We give a fixed price after discovery instead of a range before it.

Will we lose our rankings when we migrate?

Not if the migration is done properly. Redirect mapping, URL preservation where it makes sense, and indexation monitoring afterwards. Most migration losses come from launching without a redirect map.

Can our team edit the site afterwards?

Yes. We build on a platform your team can use and we train them on it. Needing an agency to change a phone number is a design failure.

Do you host and maintain it?

We can, and plenty of clients prefer it. You are not tied to us for hosting and you hold every account, so moving away costs you nothing beyond the time.

Do we own the site when it is finished?

Yes. The code, the content and the hosting account are yours, and the site is built so another developer can pick it up. There is no proprietary builder that only we can maintain and no licence that lapses if you stop working with us.

Can you work with our existing site?

Often the better answer. A rebuild throws away rankings and goodwill that a rework would keep, and we say which of the two we would recommend after looking at what is there. A site that is slow and badly structured is usually fixable without starting again.

What happens after launch?

We stay on for the first months, because that is when the real problems surface: a form that fails on one browser, a page nobody scrolls, a journey that made sense in a wireframe. Sites are finished after they have had traffic, not on the day they go live.

Do you write the copy as well?

Yes, and it comes before the design rather than after it. Designing around placeholder text and then asking somebody to fit real sentences into the shapes is how pages end up saying less than they should in more words than they need.

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