Design and user experience
A layout designed around what the visitor needs to decide, not around a template’s section order. Typography, spacing and motion built from a small system so every page stays consistent as the site grows.
Website design
Website design and development
Fast, modern, conversion focused websites built on real engineering foundations: designed to load in under a second on a mobile connection and structured so search engines can actually crawl and index them.
Why most websites underperform
The typical brief produces a site that looks correct in a screenshot and behaves badly everywhere else. A hero video that costs four seconds of load time. Every headline baked into an image, so there is nothing for a crawler to index. A contact form that silently fails on mobile. A page builder theme carrying twelve plugins, nine of which exist to undo the limitations of the other three.
The cost is not aesthetic. Most of your traffic arrives on a phone, often on mobile data, often with one hand and about four seconds of patience. Every additional second before the page becomes useful removes a measurable share of the people who were going to enquire. The site does not fail loudly. It quietly converts less than it should, and nothing on the dashboard explains why.
A website is a piece of software that happens to have a visual design. Treated that way, the same decisions get made differently: fewer dependencies, real HTML structure, images sized for the device asking, and a build you can hand to any engineer afterwards without an apology.
What's included
Everything in the fixed quote
Front end build
Hand built and component based rather than assembled from a page builder. Semantic markup, keyboard accessible navigation, and no plugin stack quietly loading a megabyte of JavaScript you never asked for.
Core Web Vitals
Performance treated as a requirement, not a post launch cleanup: image formats and sizes per device, no render blocking third parties, and layout that does not shift while it loads.
Search ready structure
Clean URLs, one H1 per page, real crawlable text instead of text in images, correct metadata, structured data and a generated sitemap. The technical groundwork that lets content rank, with ongoing Search Engine Optimization (SEO) available as its own scope rather than assumed.
Multilingual builds
Bilingual sites with proper layout direction and correct hreflang tags, so the second language is a first class page rather than a translated afterthought.
Rebuilds and takeovers
Migrating an existing site without losing the rankings it already has: redirect mapping, content parity, and a launch checklist signed off before the domain change, not after.
How it's delivered
The same five steps, every time
- 01
Scope call
You describe the problem; we tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit and what it will roughly cost. No pitch deck, no upsell.
30 min - 02
Written scope & quote
Deliverables, timeline, price. One document. You approve it before anything is billed.
2 to 3 days - 03
Build in the open
You see progress in a shared workspace as it happens, not in a monthly PDF. Real working software from the start, reviewed as it goes.
2 to 8 weeks - 04
Handover
Code, credentials, documentation. You own everything. Ongoing support is optional, never forced.
Launch week - 05
Ongoing growth & upkeep
Search Engine Optimization (SEO), content, campaigns and automation upkeep as retained work once the foundation is live. Optional, never assumed.
Monthly
Proof
Endifaa
A sports platform for discovering academies and programmes, built to stay fast and legible across a large, growing catalogue rather than only on the homepage screenshot.
Every build, in one place
Questions
Answered in advance
How long does a website take to build?
Two to eight weeks depending on page count and whether content is ready. A focused landing page or one page site can be faster; a bilingual multi section site with custom functionality sits at the longer end.
What does a website cost?
Fixed price, quoted after the discovery call, scoped to a named page list and feature set. We would rather turn down a project than quote low and then invoice for scope you thought was included.
Do I own the site and the accounts?
Yes. Domain, hosting, analytics and code are transferred to your full ownership at handover, with a walkthrough recording so your team can edit content without calling us.
Do you do Search Engine Optimization (SEO)?
Yes. Technical SEO, on page optimization and rankings you can measure: we fix what is blocking you from indexing and ranking, then build content around the queries your buyers actually type, and report the numbers weekly. It is quoted as its own scope rather than bundled invisibly into a build.
Can you rebuild our existing website?
Often the better option. We audit what is there first, keep what already earns traffic, map redirects for everything that moves, and quote the rebuild as a fixed scope.
Tell us the problem, not the specification
One conversation, one honest scope, one fixed quote. You brief the founder directly and hear back within a working day.
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