01 / Website Development
Website development for businesses that need a site they can rely on
Company websites, marketing sites and online stores built with clean code, fast pages and a content workflow your team can run without us.



01What we build
The websites we build
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Corporate websites
Clear structure for who you are, what you do and how to reach you, built to be maintained for years.
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Marketing and campaign sites
Focused pages for a product, an event or a launch, with forms and tracking that work.
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CMS-driven websites
Content your team edits without touching code, with a structure that keeps pages consistent.
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E-commerce
Catalogue, cart, checkout and order handling, connected to the systems that fulfil the orders.
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High-performance Next.js sites
Server-rendered pages that load quickly and give search engines clean, complete HTML.
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Rebuilds and migrations
Moving an ageing site to a better foundation without losing the pages and links that already work.
02Problems we solve
The situations that lead people to us
Problem 1
The site is slow
Pages that take seconds to load lose visitors before they read a word.
Problem 2
Nobody can update it
Every small change becomes a request to a developer and a week of waiting.
Problem 3
It is hard to find
Weak structure, missing metadata and heavy pages work against search visibility.
Problem 4
It breaks on some screens
Layouts that were designed for one device and patched for the rest.
Foundation
What every site ships with
Semantic structure
One H1 per page, a logical heading outline and real landmarks.
Search metadata
Unique titles and descriptions, canonical URLs and Open Graph tags.
Structured data
Organisation, breadcrumb and page-specific markup where it applies.
Crawl control
XML sitemap, robots rules and sensible redirects.
Image handling
Sized, compressed and lazy-loaded images with descriptive alt text.
Performance check
Measured against a budget before launch, not assumed.
03Capabilities
What is included in the work
Structure and content design
Page hierarchy and navigation planned around what visitors need to do.
Responsive interfaces
Layouts built mobile-first and checked on real devices.
Technical SEO foundations
Metadata, canonical URLs, structured data, sitemaps and redirects.
Performance budgets
Core Web Vitals treated as a requirement, not a post-launch fix.
Accessibility
Semantic markup, keyboard navigation and sufficient contrast.
Forms, analytics and integrations
Enquiry forms and tracking connected to your inbox or CRM.
Hosting and deployment
Repeatable releases with a rollback path.
04Technology
The tools this work uses
- Frontend
- Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSS
- Backend
- Node.js
- Cloud and DevOps
- AWSDockerNginxGitHub Actions
05Process
How a website build runs
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Understand
Audience, goals, existing content and what the site must achieve.
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Plan
Sitemap, page templates and content model, agreed before design starts.
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Build
Components and pages built in Next.js on a shared design system.
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Test
Devices, accessibility, forms, redirects and performance.
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Launch and improve
Release, handover for your editors, then changes based on real usage.
06Concept project
Veinline Surfaces: an editorial website and stone catalogue
A marketing site and live catalogue for a fictional natural-stone studio: large imagery, a filterable collection, and a booking path that works as well on a phone as on a desktop.

01Home pageThe home page leads with one material and one action. 
02Home page on a phoneOn a phone the page becomes a single, thumb-friendly column. 
03Marble collectionThe catalogue filters by finish, tone and thickness.
07FAQ
Questions we are asked
Will the website rank on Google?
No one can responsibly promise rankings. We build the technical foundation search engines need: fast pages, clean markup, metadata and structure. Rankings also depend on content, competition and time.
Do you build sites with a CMS?
We recommend a content workflow when editors need to change content often. For a site that rarely changes, keeping content in code is usually simpler and faster, and we would suggest that instead.
Can you rebuild our existing website?
Yes. A rebuild normally starts with a review of the existing site. We recommend keeping the URLs and content that work and planning redirects, to reduce the risk of losing existing links and search visibility.
What do you need from us to start?
Typically your goals, brand assets, existing content or direction for new content, and one person who can answer questions and approve decisions.
How is a website different from a web application?
A website mainly publishes information. A web application lets people sign in, enter data and complete workflows. The distinction affects scope and cost, and our guide on the topic explains it in more detail.
Have something worth building?
Tell us about the websites project you have in mind. A short brief is enough to start.