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Websites

Designed and built by hand, for your business. No template underneath it.

What makes a business website actually bring in work?

Three things. It loads fast on a phone. It says what you do and who for, right at the top. And the next step is obvious, whether that is a call, a form or a checkout.

Most of the rest matters far less than people think.

Plenty of good-looking sites fail on those three. The heading says something like “Quality Craftsmanship Since 1998” instead of what the company sells. The phone number sits inside an image, so it cannot be tapped. The buy button is three scrolls down.

Most people arrive on a phone, often mid-task. That is who the page is for.

How a build goes.

Four to seven weeks. We need you properly twice, not constantly.

  1. 01

    What the site has to do

    Which customers you want more of. Which inquiries you would rather stop getting. What someone needs to know before they commit. It takes an hour and it shapes everything after it.

  2. 02

    Structure before design

    We decide the pages and what each one is for. Skip this and you get a great home page with nothing behind it. That is the most common thing we inherit.

  3. 03

    Designed, then built

    You see it as a real page in a browser, not a flat picture. Drawn for you, not borrowed from another client.

  4. 04

    Launch, then the week after

    We point your old page addresses at the new ones, so you keep the rankings you have. Forms and checkouts get tested from a real phone. Someone watches the first week.

Where it can live.

We will suggest what suits the job. Sometimes that is what you are already on.

  • WordPress, on hosting quick enough to beat the other WordPress sites in your market

  • Shopify, for anything with a catalog behind it

  • Squarespace, Wix or Webflow, if you have one and it works

  • Built from scratch by our engineers, when speed is the whole point

  • A takeover of what you have, if replacing it would just cost money

Send us the site you have now

A Facebook page is fine too. Twenty minutes on the phone and you will know whether it needs replacing or just cleaning up.