Websites and Web Platforms

Built around the brief, not a page count

There is a big difference between a small brochure site and a custom website with a real CMS, multiple templates, integrations, and a content structure that needs thinking through. We quote them differently because they are different jobs.

The useful work starts before build: deciding what the site needs to explain, how the structure should work, where search fits, what the CMS needs to support, and what can wait.

Project fit Site replacements, custom builds, and web platforms

Typical web timeline 2–10+ weeks

Scope Quoted properly before build

Approach Founder-led scope, design, and build

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What Is Included

What you get with a website project

Brief-Led Scope

We define what the site needs to do, what the first version should include, and what would only add noise.

Maintainable Structure

Clean front-end and back-end structure so the site is easier to manage, extend, and own after launch.

CMS Where It Helps

If the team needs to edit content regularly, we build or configure an admin experience that makes sense for real-world use.

Search and Performance Foundations

Page speed, asset weight, responsive behaviour, metadata, and structural SEO are considered from the start rather than patched in later.

No Lock-In

You own the build and are not tied into a setup you cannot move away from later.

Support After Launch

We stay available for fixes, improvements, and ongoing care if you want support after go-live.

Our Process

How a website project runs

Clear milestones, staging links, and regular updates so you can see progress without chasing for it.

01

Scope

We define the structure, templates, integrations, assumptions, and what the build actually includes.

02

Design

We work through the design with 2 design rounds so the direction is signed off before the build drifts.

03

Build

We develop in stages with regular review points and a staging environment you can check as the project moves forward.

04

QA and Launch

We run 1 QA round before launch, fix the agreed issues, and then get the site live properly.

Scope Guardrails

The guardrails that keep website projects on track

A clear scope keeps the build predictable

2 design rounds included

1 QA round before launch

Anything outside the agreed scope is quoted and approved first

If you need a rush timeline or priority scheduling, we’ll quote a priority fee

FAQ

Common questions

Yes. We quote each website properly once we understand the brief, because a tightly scoped brochure site and a broader custom build are very different jobs.

We quote each website once we understand the pages, content, functionality, and timeline involved. That gives you a clearer figure based on the real brief.

We include 2 design rounds and 1 QA round before launch. Anything beyond that is quoted separately.

Yes. Many projects start with an existing website that no longer fits the business. We can review what is there and advise on whether to improve, rebuild, or replace it.

Yes, where that is needed. We build or configure a CMS so non-technical teams can manage content without relying on a developer for every change.

If you need a rush timeline or priority scheduling, we’ll quote a priority fee.

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