Website design for small businesses that need the site to actually do something — bring in calls, take bookings, make you look like the obvious choice. Hand-coded from scratch, fast on a phone, and yours to keep. No templates. No monthly fee that never ends.
Sometimes the answer is no. We’d rather say so than sell you something you don’t need.
Wix and Squarespace are good products. Use one, spend the money elsewhere, and come back when the site needs to do more.
Every line written by an engineer. No WordPress, no page builder, no theme that breaks the next time it auto-updates. Fewer moving parts means fewer things that can go wrong at 2am.
Most of your visitors are on mobile data, not office wifi. Optimised images, lean code, compressed delivery. Our own site loads in about 1.5 seconds on mobile — check it yourself.
A clear next step on every page. Click-to-call that works, forms that don’t ask for nine fields, and a path from “I’m interested” to “I’m a customer” that doesn’t make people think.
Built by a CISSP-certified engineer. HTTPS, security headers, server-side validation, rate-limited forms, no exposed admin. Standard on every build, not an upsell.
Clean semantic markup, schema, sitemap, proper headings and descriptive URLs so search engines can read the site. Ongoing ranking work is local SEO.
Code, content, domain, hosting. Leave whenever you want and take every file. No platform holding your business hostage.
What the business does, who buys, what the site has to achieve. We map the pages and the path through them before anyone designs anything.
We design it and draft the copy. Content is where most projects stall, so we write first and you edit — rather than waiting on a blank page.
You review on a staging link, we handle two rounds of revisions, then launch with two weeks of free support afterwards.
$2,500–$4,500 depending on pages and features. Hosting $150/year. Maintenance optional from $299/month. No licence fee for the site — you own it.
If you need a brochure page, a builder is fine and cheaper. Custom is worth it when the site has a job to do. We’ll tell you which situation you’re in.
About six weeks. The stage that usually slips is content — so we draft it rather than waiting on you.
Yes. Code, content, domain, hosting. Leave and take every file — the site keeps working.
The site keeps working. Maintenance buys updates, monitoring, backups and support — not the right to keep your own site online.
Yes — that’s a slightly different job. See website redesign.
A straight conversation about what your site needs to do, what that costs, and whether custom is even the right call for you right now.