Shops, freelancers and new ventures
- Four to six pages, built for phones first
- Enquiry form that reaches your email
- WhatsApp button and Google Maps location
- Basic search-engine setup
- Domain, hosting and business email configured
Website Development
Websites that bring you work, not just a web address.
From a five-page business site to an online store or a custom web application — planned, built, tested and handed over to you. Built on WordPress, WooCommerce and custom code.
Written scope before we start · Preview link before anything goes live · Training at handover
Four levels.
We will tell you honestly which one your business actually needs — not the most expensive one.
Established firms, schools and clinics
- Eight to fifteen pages with service or course pages
- Photo gallery and news or blog section
- Multiple forms — enquiry, admission, booking
- Full SEO setup, page by page
- Google Search Console and Analytics connected
Retail, wholesale and product businesses
- Product catalogue with categories and search
- Cart, checkout and online payment gateway
- Order, stock and customer management
- Invoices, delivery and shipping setup
- Staff training on running the store
Institutions and multi-branch companies
- Custom web applications built to your process
- Logins, user roles and permissions
- Dashboards, records and reports
- Database design and API integration
- Staff or student portals, multi-language
Every website we build includes.
These are not extras. They are part of every project, at every level.
Built properly
- Works on phones, tablets and desktops
- HTTPS (SSL) security certificate
- Caching and speed setup
- An enquiry form that reaches your email — tested before handover
Found and understood
- Page titles and descriptions written for search
- Google Search Console and Analytics connected
- Sitemap submitted to Google
- Training, so your staff can change content without calling us
Full handover — the domain, the hosting and every login belong to you, not to us. Domain and hosting are billed at cost, in your own name; we do not mark them up or hold them for you.
How a website project runs.
Six steps, and you approve each one
- You tell us what the site is for and who it is for.
- We propose a page structure and show you comparable work.
- We agree the scope, the cost and the timeline in writing.
- We build it and give you a preview link before anything goes live.
- You review, we correct, then we publish.
- We train your staff and agree what ongoing support you want.
Website questions.
How long does a website take?
A starter site is usually two to three weeks once we have your content. A business site takes longer, and a store or custom application depends entirely on what it has to do. We give you a date in writing before we start — and the most common delay is waiting for photos and text from the client, so getting those ready early saves the most time.
Who owns the website after it is built?
You do. The domain is registered in your name, the hosting account is yours, and you get every login at handover. If you ever want to move to another developer, nothing is locked to us.
Can you fix or redesign the site we already have?
Yes. Send us the address and tell us what is wrong with it. Sometimes a redesign is the answer; sometimes the existing site only needs speed, security and search work. We will tell you which, and we will say so even when the smaller job is the cheaper one.
Can we update the site ourselves afterwards?
Yes, and we train you to. Changing text, adding a photo, posting news or adding a product does not need a developer. Anything structural you can send to us, or take on an AMC so it is included.
What does hosting cost?
That depends on the size of the site and who you buy it from. We will recommend what suits your traffic, you pay the provider directly at their price, and the account stays in your name.
Do you also maintain the site?
If you want us to. A website AMC covers WordPress and plugin updates, security monitoring, daily backups, uptime checks, small content changes and a written report each month. It is optional — the site is yours either way.
Tell us what the website has to do.
What your business is, who you want to reach, and whether you are starting fresh or fixing something. That is enough for us to advise you.