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ServiceWebsites & Web Applications

Websites that load fast and get found

Marketing sites, portals and web applications built for speed, accessibility and search. Not a page builder with fourteen plugins and a three second first paint.

Who this is for
  • Companies whose website looks fine and converts badly
  • Businesses that need a customer or partner portal, not just brochure pages
  • Teams migrating off a slow, plugin-heavy site they cannot safely update
  • Organisations who need accessibility compliance to be real rather than a badge
What is included

What you get

Marketing sites

Fast, semantic, structured-data-rich sites your marketing team can update without calling a developer.

Design and content structure

Information architecture, copy structure and a design system, so page fifty still looks like page one.

SEO and answer-engine optimisation

Technical SEO, schema markup, internal linking and answer-first content structure so both search engines and AI assistants can cite you correctly.

Web applications

Customer portals, dashboards, booking and self-service flows, with real authentication and real permissions.

Accessibility

WCAG 2.2 AA as a build standard: keyboard paths, contrast, focus order, labels and screen-reader testing, not an overlay widget.

Performance

Core Web Vitals treated as a budget with a number, enforced in CI, not measured once at launch and forgotten.

How it runs

The engagement, step by step

6 stages. Something usable at the end of each one.

  1. Stage 01

    Goals and audience

    What the site is for, who it is for, and the one action each page exists to produce.

  2. Stage 02

    Structure

    Sitemap, URL design, content model and keyword and question mapping before any visual design.

  3. Stage 03

    Design

    A system: type scale, colour, spacing, components. Then pages assembled from it.

  4. Stage 04

    Build

    Semantic HTML, progressive enhancement, and a CMS or static pipeline chosen to match who will maintain it.

  5. Stage 05

    Optimise

    Performance budgets, accessibility audit, schema validation, redirect map and analytics.

  6. Stage 06

    Launch and iterate

    Careful cutover with redirects tested, then monthly review of rankings, speed and conversion.

Deliverables

What lands in your hands

  • 01Responsive, accessible site or application
  • 02Design system and reusable components
  • 03Structured data and complete meta coverage
  • 04Sitemap, robots and machine-readable site summary
  • 05Performance budget enforced in CI
  • 06Analytics and conversion tracking
  • 07CMS or content workflow with training
  • 08Redirect map and post-launch monitoring
Stack

Tools we reach for

HTMLCSSTypeScriptReactNext.jsAstroStatic generationFrappeWordPress (headless)CloudflareNetlifyNginx
Questions

Websites & Web Applications: common questions

Yes. We choose the content approach around who maintains it. That might be a headless CMS, a git-based workflow for a technical team, or a conventional admin panel for a marketing team. We train whoever will actually be doing it.

Let's find out whether we are the right fit.

A first call is with an engineer, not a salesperson. Bring the problem; we will tell you honestly what we think.