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You might need a new site, a better way to sell online or help with one part of an existing build. Start with the service closest to what you need.

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Websites

Plan a new website, improve the one you have or arrange the care it needs after launch.

WordPress Website Design
WordPress can give your team a familiar place to manage content. The useful question is how to configure it around what you publish, who edits it and the functionality your business needs.
Website Redesign
A fresh design should address the reasons you are replacing the site. Look closely at useful content, customer journeys and search traffic before deciding what changes.
Bespoke Web Design
A complex service, an unusual catalogue or a growing publishing operation can ask more of a website. Bespoke design gives those requirements room to shape the structure, editing experience and interface.
Astro Websites
A website built as plain pages, sent to the browser with almost no JavaScript. Fast to load, cheap to host and straightforward to keep working.
Website Maintenance
A live website needs attention as software, content and business requirements change. A care plan should make clear what is checked, what is included and how to request help.
Website Hosting
We usually host the websites we build and provide ongoing support as a paid service. If you prefer to own the hosting environment, we can maintain your site with one of our recommended providers.

Ecommerce

Help shoppers find the right product and understand what happens between adding it to the basket and receiving their order.

Ecommerce Website Design
Help shoppers find a suitable product, understand the details and complete their order. Behind the pages, the catalogue, stock and business systems need a workable plan too.
Shopify Web Design
Your products should guide the store design. Choose layouts, navigation and functionality that help customers compare the range without making the shop unnecessarily difficult to manage.
WooCommerce Web Design
Bring product information and wider website content into the same environment. WooCommerce can be a useful option when that connection matters, provided hosting and ongoing maintenance are properly considered.

Development

Turn a design into a working website, connect business systems or address problems with speed and accessibility.

Web Development
A finished layout is the beginning of the build. The website still needs to behave sensibly across devices, handle real content and connect with the systems your business relies on.
Headless WordPress
Headless WordPress separates content management from the public website. That can create more flexibility in delivery, but publishing, previews and integrations need deliberate planning.
Headless Websites
Content kept in one place and published to whatever needs it. A website, an app, a partner feed, all reading the same source rather than holding their own copy.

Migration

Plan a platform move around your content, data and existing search visibility, with the risks considered before launch.

Website Migration
Changing platform affects more than the design. Content, data, customer journeys and existing search visibility all need a place in the plan, with clear checks before and after launch.
Wix To WordPress
A Wix website cannot simply be lifted onto WordPress as a working site. Review the content and features separately, then plan the WordPress structure and the work needed to recreate them.
Squarespace To WordPress
WordPress may suit requirements your current setup cannot comfortably meet. Before moving, compare the added flexibility with the hosting, maintenance and rebuilding work it involves.
WooCommerce To Shopify
A hosted store can change the work involved in running an online shop. Before moving, check how your products, orders and WooCommerce features will work in the proposed Shopify setup.
Shopify To WooCommerce
WooCommerce may fit a business that needs closer integration with WordPress or different control over the shop. Weigh that flexibility against hosting, extensions and ongoing technical care.
WordPress To Shopify
If selling is becoming the main purpose of your website, Shopify may be worth considering. The move needs a plan for existing pages and publishing features as well as the shop.
Magento To Shopify
A move can change how much infrastructure you manage, but it needs to fit the way you sell. Review the catalogue, pricing rules and integrations before assuming Shopify is the simpler or cheaper option.
Wix To Shopify
Move when the destination supports a clear business need. Compare Shopify with your current Wix store, including the catalogue, integrations and everyday management tasks you want to improve.

Industries

Explore the information, user journeys and practical requirements that matter in your industry.

Websites For Dental Practices
Patients may be looking for a new practice, researching treatment or trying to arrange an appointment. Give them clear information and a practical way to contact the right team.
Websites For Healthcare
Choosing a provider can involve sensitive questions. Make services, clinician information and appointment arrangements easy to find, with content that is accurate and considerate of the reader.
Websites For Care Homes
Prospective residents, families and advisers may all help choose a care home. Give them clear information about the care available, the home itself and how to arrange a conversation or visit.
Websites For Vets
An owner seeking urgent help should be able to find the practice's current arrangements quickly. Alongside that route, make routine services, registration and contact details straightforward to understand.
Websites For Schools
Parents, carers, pupils and prospective families need different things from the website. Help them find practical information while giving the school a manageable structure for publishing and reviewing its content.
Websites For Charities
A charity website may serve donors, volunteers and people who need help. Give each a clear route while explaining the work accurately and showing what support makes possible.
Websites For Accountants
A new business owner and an established finance team arrive with different questions. Help each find the relevant service, understand your practice and decide whether to start a conversation.
Websites For Financial Advisers
Someone considering advice wants to understand your expertise, who you help and what an initial conversation involves. The website should make those details easy to find and carefully worded.
Websites For Estate Agents
A vendor considering a valuation needs different information from someone looking for a home. Give each a clear route, while making the agency's service and local knowledge easy to assess.
Websites For Construction
Prospective clients need to understand the kind of work you take on and the experience behind it. Give relevant projects, verified credentials and contact details a clear place on the website.
Websites For Tradesmen
Show people the work you do, the places you cover and how to contact you. A clear trade website gives new customers something useful to check before they ask for a quote.
Websites For Garages
A driver might be comparing servicing, checking an MOT appointment or looking for a specific repair. Make the relevant services and contact options easy to find, particularly on a phone.
Websites For Architects
Project imagery deserves careful presentation, but prospective clients also need to understand your role, the type of work you take on and how an initial conversation begins.
Websites For Recruiters
Candidates need relevant roles and a manageable way to apply. Employers need to understand your specialisms and how you can support their hiring. Make both journeys easy to recognise.
Websites For B2B
The person browsing may be researching for colleagues as well as themselves. Give them clear explanations and useful evidence they can share, with a straightforward way to ask a more specific question.
Websites For Restaurants
A guest might be choosing lunch nearby or organising a special evening. Make the menu, opening hours and booking arrangements easy to find, with enough character to give a sense of the place.
Websites For Hotels
Give guests an accurate picture of the rooms, location and experience, with a clear route to check dates or make an enquiry. Your own website is a place to explain the details a short listing may miss.
Websites For Gyms
Prospective members want to know what is available, when they can attend and what membership involves. Help them find those answers, with a clear route to join, book a visit or ask a question.

Creative

Bring clarity and consistency to your brand identity, website and wider marketing materials.

Branding
Your identity needs to feel consistent on the website, in a proposal and wherever customers meet the business. Consider the visual choices and how people will apply them after the project is finished.
Logo Design
A logo needs to remain recognisable at different sizes and in different settings. Think about the browser tab, proposal, sign or uniform as well as the main website header.
UX & UI Design
People need to understand what to do, what has happened and how to recover when something goes wrong. Interface design should account for those moments as carefully as the main screen.