Websites and web applications built around your work
We build business websites and tools people use in a browser, such as customer areas, booking systems and internal tools. Tell us what people need to do. We plan the build around that.
What the build can include
Pages that work on different screens
We build and test the agreed pages on phones, tablets and larger screens. Forms, menus and the main tasks get checked too.
Content your team can update
We agree which text, images and pages your team should manage. Then we set up the editor and show you how to use it.
Features for customers or staff
A customer login, a booking form or a tool for everyday work. We define what it needs to do before building it.
Connections to your other software
If enquiries, orders or payments need to reach another system, we include the agreed connection in the project plan.
Care with speed and page structure
We check loading, images, page titles, headings and the way the site is organised. These are part of building a usable website. They do not promise a particular search position.
A clear handover
You receive the agreed source code, access and instructions. We explain the accounts, hosting and ongoing work the site needs.
How we work
Plan the work
We agree the users, pages, features, content, connections, price and schedule.
Build it
You can review progress and ask questions directly of the person writing the code.
Test it
We check the agreed screens and browsers, forms and connected systems.
Launch and hand over
We publish the site, show your team how to manage it and explain support.
Design and development
Design decides how the pages look and how people move through them. Development makes the site work. We can handle both in one project.
Common questions
That depends on the pages, features and connections, plus when content and feedback are ready. We agree a schedule in the proposal before starting.
Yes, for the content areas agreed in the project. We show your team how the editor works. New functions or changes to the structure may need development work.
We can first review what you have. Sometimes a change or a new connection is enough. If rebuilding makes more sense, we explain why.
The handover should give another developer the agreed code and instructions. We also identify the accounts and services they will need. Moving a site may still involve work and provider costs.
After discussing the work, we provide a written proposal with the included features and price. Hosting, software and ongoing support are shown separately where they apply.
What should your website or tool do?
Tell us who will use it, what they need to do and which software it should work with. If you have a site already, include its address.