Service · Web development
Websites with good bones and quiet manners.
Your website is often the first and most frequent contact people have with you. We build sites and web applications that load quickly on poor connections, read well, and can be kept current by your own team.
What we build
From brochure sites to working tools.
Some clients need a clear, well-structured public website. Others need a web application: a booking system, a members’ area, an internal tool that replaces three spreadsheets. We build both, and we are careful to use the simplest technology that will do the job for its expected lifetime.
- Content sites with a straightforward editing interface
- Web applications with accounts, roles and audit trails
- Integrations with payment, mapping, calendar and CRM services
- Progressive web apps where offline access helps but a store app is excessive
Standards we hold
Accessible, fast, and honest about data.
We design and test against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines at level AA as a working target, and we tell you where a third-party component falls short. Pages are kept light enough to load comfortably on a mobile connection. We avoid tracking scripts unless you have a clear reason and a lawful basis for them, and we set up cookie notices that genuinely offer a choice.
Handing over
You should own what you pay for.
At the end of a project you receive the source code, the hosting credentials, the domain records and written notes on how everything fits together. If you later choose another supplier, they should be able to pick up the work without needing us. We consider that a mark of good work rather than a commercial risk.
Hosting and care
Somewhere sensible to live.
We can recommend and configure hosting suitable for the site’s size, or work within your existing arrangements. Our ongoing support service covers updates, certificate renewals, backups and the occasional emergency during working hours.
Next step
Talk it through with us.
Tell us where things stand and we will reply on the next working day with questions or a suggested first conversation.