Service
Websites and landing pages
Loads fast, gets found, and asks for one thing per page.
Thirty minutes, free, no deck
When this is worth doing
- The site looks fine and produces nothing, and nobody can say why.
- It was built on a page builder and now takes six seconds to load on a phone.
- There is no analytics, so every opinion about it is a guess.
What you get
A site you can measure, and a reason for everything that is on the page.
- The path to the one action, worked out before anything gets styled
- The technical side search engines need: clean structure, a sitemap, a title per page
- A speed limit the site still meets once the real content is in it
- Contrast and keyboard use actually tested, not assumed
- Analytics from day one, so the next change can be judged on something
Websites: questions
How long does a website take to build?
A focused landing page is usually a week. A multi-page site with service pages and case studies is two to four weeks, most of which is content rather than code.
Will the site rank on Google?
Technical foundations are within our control and we build them properly: structured data, clean markup, fast loads, sensible internal linking. Ranking also depends on content depth and competition in your market, and anyone promising you a position is guessing.
Do you use WordPress?
Usually not. We build on Next.js and deploy static, which is faster, cheaper to host, and has far less to maintain and patch. If your team needs to edit content daily we wire in a headless CMS instead.
Bring us the thing your team keeps doing by hand.
Thirty minutes, free. We name the number that has to move, and tell you honestly whether automation is the right answer.