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Services
Website development
A site that loads fast, gets found and produces enquiries — not just a good-looking front page.
Most websites fail on the things underneath rather than on the design: they crawl on a phone, they rank nowhere, and the moment something needs changing nobody can get in. We build from the other direction. Speed, findability and maintainability are in the foundation, not in a plugin added afterwards.
That means custom work rather than a theme with your logo dropped in. You get a site built around what your visitor has to do, with an admin side you can actually reach.
Who this is for
Your site is dated
Slow, not mobile, or built in something nobody dares touch. Replacing is often cheaper than patching.
Your site produces nothing
Traffic without enquiries. That is usually the route through the site and what is missing from it, not the colours.
What is included
Custom design
Structure, screens and visual design shaped around what your visitor needs to do. You approve the design before anything is built.
Works on every phone
Designed from 320 pixels up and tested on phone, tablet and desktop. No separate mobile version trailing behind.
Technical SEO
Titles, descriptions, canonicals, sitemap, structured data and a page structure search engines can read without running JavaScript.
Speed as a requirement
Modern image formats delivered at the right size, and pages assembled ahead of time. Speed is measured, not promised.
Accessibility
Keyboard operable, readable contrast, and a structure a screen reader understands. Increasingly a legal requirement as well as a decent one.
Admin panel
A private panel where you change copy, projects and images yourself, without needing us for a comma.
Forms that arrive
Enquiries land in your admin panel and in your inbox, with spam traps and a limit against abuse.
Security
HTTPS, security headers, and data behind database-level access rules rather than behind a password alone.
How a project runs
- 01
Intake
We start with what you want to achieve, not with what you want built. Who has to use it, what happens next, and where it breaks down today. Scope follows from that, and only then does a price.
- 02
Design
Structure first: which screens exist, what sits where, and the route someone takes from arriving to getting in touch. Visual design comes after. You see and approve it before a line of code is written.
- 03
Build
We build in short rounds and put every round online behind a private URL. So you are looking at the real thing on your own phone, not at pictures of it.
- 04
Launch and after
Going live, measurement and maintenance. Security updates, backup checks and changes as your business changes — a site that cannot move with you is a liability in two years.
What we build with
This site runs on exactly this stack. That is deliberate: we do not put anything in front of a client that we do not use ourselves.
Next.js and React
Pages are assembled on the server and sent as finished HTML. That is what makes a site fast and what lets a search engine read it without running anything.
TypeScript
A mistake is caught at build time instead of by your first visitor. Fewer surprises after launch.
Supabase
Database, authentication and file storage. Access is enforced at row level, so one customer's data is technically out of reach for another.
Vercel
Hosting on a network that serves your pages from the nearest location, with HTTPS and certificates handled for you.
Related work
Common questions
What does a website cost?
It depends on scope: how many pages, whether it needs an admin side, whether it has to talk to another system, and whether copy and imagery have to be produced. We do not publish a rate card because a number without that context means nothing. After an intake of about fifteen minutes you get a fixed price for a defined scope, and it does not move unless you move the scope.
How long does it take to build a website?
A straightforward site usually runs one to three months from intake to launch. A larger site with an admin panel, integrations or multiple languages moves toward three to six months. In practice the biggest factor is not the build but the input: copy, imagery and sign-off on each step.
What is the difference between a website and a web app?
A website informs and persuades: people read and get in touch. A web app does something for a signed-in user — a file, a dashboard, an ordering process. The line is login and data. As soon as you have users seeing their own information, you are building a web app.
Can I edit the site myself?
Yes. You get an admin panel for copy, projects and images. What you do not edit there is the structure and the design, on purpose: that is precisely where sites everyone is allowed to rearrange fall apart within a year.
Will my site rank first on Google?
Nobody can promise that, and anyone who does is selling you something else. What we deliver is the half that can be engineered: speed, a readable structure, structured data, and pages that genuinely answer the question a searcher asked. Position also depends on your competition, your field, and the time you keep putting in.
Who handles hosting, security and updates?
We can, and usually should. Hosting runs on Vercel with automatic HTTPS. Security updates, backup checks and changes run through a maintenance arrangement. If you would rather do it yourself, you can: you get the code and the access.
Tell us what you want to build
An intake takes about fifteen minutes and gives you a concrete picture of scope, timeline and price — including if you decide afterwards not to go ahead.