How we build your website
You see and approve the structure, design and behaviour before we build the finished website.
Idea and goal
We start with what the website has to do for the business. More enquiries, a clearer image, or a presence that matches the quality of the work already being delivered. Everything after this refers back to it.
What you already work with
We map the tools, processes and structure your team runs on today. Where something works, we keep it and build around it. We replace only what genuinely holds the business back, and we tell you which is which.
Architecture and technology
We choose technology that fits what has to connect. How the pages are built, how they reach your other systems, what needs to be stored and where. Settling this first is what prevents a rebuild later.
Wireframes
We lay out the pages before styling and produce more than one version. You choose the version that best represents your business before we develop it into the visual design.
Design and content
The chosen structure receives typography, colour, real copy and motion. This is the stage where a layout stops being a diagram and becomes the interface people will actually use.
Backend alongside it
The backend is built next to the interface rather than after it, so the two are shaped to fit. What the pages need and what the system can provide get decided together instead of being reconciled late.
Connection and visibility
The finished product connects to the tools you already use. We structure the pages so search engines can understand what the business does, and set up measurement that runs only after consent.