Websites that are found, and then work.
A website that looks beautiful and can't be found is an expensive brochure. One that ranks well and looks cheap loses you the enquiry at the last moment. Both halves matter and most studios are only good at one of them.
Design and build in one place
We design and develop, which removes the usual gap where intent gets lost in translation. No handover to a separate build partner, no arguing about whether something is possible.
It also means performance decisions get made during design rather than being retrofitted afterwards, which is the only time they're cheap.
Structured to be found
Search visibility is mostly an architecture problem, not a keyword problem. What pages exist, what each one is for, how they link, and whether a machine can read them without executing a megabyte of JavaScript.
We build static where we can. Pages are served as real HTML, which is faster for people, cheaper to host, and legible to search crawlers and AI models alike.
Found by AI, not just Google
A growing share of discovery happens inside ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI overviews rather than a results page. Those systems largely don't run JavaScript, so sites built entirely in the browser are partially invisible to them.
We build with structured data, clean semantics and an llms.txt file, so a model asking what your company does gets an accurate answer rather than a guess.
Fast, accessible, and yours
Core Web Vitals are treated as a design constraint, not a report you read afterwards. Images are optimised and served responsively, fonts don't block rendering, and nothing loads that doesn't need to.
You own the code and the domain. No platform can hold your site hostage or quietly change what you're allowed to do with it.
Common questions
- How much does a website cost?
- Most sites we build sit between £5,000 and £25,000 depending on page count, whether a CMS is needed, and how much content has to be written rather than supplied. Fixed price, agreed in writing before we start.
- Will I be able to update it myself?
- If you need to, yes, and we'll build in a CMS. If you'd rather not think about it, we can look after changes instead. Worth deciding early because it changes the build.
- Do you do SEO as well?
- The technical and structural side, yes, and it's built in rather than sold separately. Ongoing content and link building is a different discipline and we'll say so rather than pretend otherwise.