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Websites

Let the customer looking for you find you.And trust what they see.

We build a site that comes up when someone searches your company name, explains what you do at a glance, and makes it easy to reach you.

  • Shows up in search

    Findable by your name and by what you do

  • Works on a phone

    Most of your visitors arrive on one

  • You run it

    Changing content does not require asking us

Who it is for

If one of these sounds familiar.You are in the right place.

You have no site at all

Your business is not online yet, and you do not know where to start or what it should include.

It has not been touched in years

What is on the site no longer describes your business. The phone number may have changed since.

It falls apart on a phone

Text overflows, buttons do not respond. Most of your visitors are on a phone.

There is a site, but no work comes from it

It does not appear in search, or people leave before working out what you do.

What we do

Not laying out pages.Explaining your business.

We write in your visitor's language

We draft the text from what you tell us and you correct it. Instead of industry terms, sentences that answer the questions your customers actually ask.

Usable on every screen

Phone, tablet, desktop. Type sizes and buttons sized for a thumb, so nobody has to pinch and zoom to read you.

Structured for search engines

We build the page structure so search engines read it correctly. This is not advertising — it is being findable when someone looks you up.

You keep control of it

Prices, announcements, products. Whatever changes, you can update yourself. The panel holds only the fields you will actually use.

</>For the curious: how we build itThe decisions you do not see on screen, but that make the site do its job.

Being found when people search

Before we start, we work out which words customers in your sector actually type into Google. Page titles, descriptions and copy are built around those searches. We connect the site to Google Search Console, where we can see which searches you appear for, how often you are clicked and whether Google has found a problem on the site.

How your data is protected

For data such as form entries, customers and orders, we build the database on Supabase, using PostgreSQL. Who can see or change which record is defined row by row in the database itself, not only in the application, so even if the application has a gap, the database turns an unauthorised request away. Connections are accepted only over an encrypted channel, and secret keys are never sent to the browser. Where the data is stored and how it is backed up is agreed with you in writing before work starts.

Which language we write in

The work decides. Websites and screens are written in JavaScript (TypeScript); data processing and automation-heavy work is written in Python. Both are widely used, so if another developer takes the work over later, they do not have to start from scratch.

Pages that open fast on a phone

Pages are prepared on the server ahead of time and sent ready to show, so the visitor's phone is not busy computing when the page opens. Unused code, fonts and plugins are left out.

Images sized to the screen

Each image is resized for the screen it opens on and converted to modern formats (WebP, AVIF). A phone never downloads the large file meant for a desktop.

A site everyone can use

We measure the colour contrast between text and background. The site can be used with a keyboard alone, and a screen reader reads the page in the right order.

A worked example

One search, two outcomes.Where does it turn?

Before

They find nothing to hold on to

A customer searches your name and reaches a page that stopped being maintained. What you do is unclear, the number is old. They move on to the next firm.

After

They see what you do and call

They find the site, understand your work on the first screen, see how you operate and what you have built before, and reach you by phone or WhatsApp.

Your options

We are not the only way to get a site.Which one fits you?

Every option below is real, and in your situation one of them may well be better than us. Here is when each one works and what you give up.

A template, done yourself

When it is right

When the site's only job is to say you exist. It can be up in a few days.

What you give up

Setup, updates and breakages stay with you. When you hit the template's limits, it usually means starting over.

An advertising agency

When it is right

When you need ads, photography and design in the same period, they will run it all from one place.

What you give up

Usually the most expensive option. The fee covers not just the site but account managers, offices and a large team. With agencies on a monthly retainer, the payments continue after the site is finished.

When it is right

When you want your site to bring in work. Customers who search for you find it, understand what you do at first glance and reach you easily. We build one-page introduction sites as well as full company sites.

See the sites we have built
Frequently asked

What people ask before commissioning a site.

01How long does a site take?
Two to four weeks depending on scope. The delivery date we set at the start goes into the contract.
02Who writes the content and supplies the photos?
We draft the text from what you tell us and you review it. If you have no suitable photographs we source licensed images. We do not shoot photography.
03Are the domain and hosting included?
The first year of hosting, the security certificate and the domain setup are included. All of it is registered directly in your name.
04Can I add pages or features later?
Yes. We build in parts, so a new page, a second language or an extra form does not disturb the existing structure.
05Will my site rank first on Google?
Nobody can guarantee that, and you should be wary of anyone who does. What we do is make your site findable when someone searches your name or your work. Buying a top placement is a different job, and not one we take on.
Next step

Let us work out what your site needs.Price comes after that.

How many pages, which information, which forms. Any figure quoted before that is a guess.