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Website Design and Development

Corporate sites and landing pages on WordPress, Webflow, or Next.js, built for speed, search, and enquiries.

The problem it solves

A company site has one job: explain what you do and give the right person a clear next step. Many sites fail that job. They are slow, hard to edit, thin on the pages that should rank, and designed around a template rather than the offer.

What’s included

  • Content outline and page map before visual design
  • Interface design for key templates, mobile first
  • Build on WordPress, Webflow, or Next.js, chosen for who will edit the site
  • Reusable sections so marketing can launch a landing page without a developer
  • On-page SEO: titles, metadata, headings, sitemap, and structured data
  • Performance work: images, fonts, and a limit on third-party scripts
  • Forms that reach a person, with spam protection
  • Redirects and analytics when you are replacing an existing site
  • Editor training and a short handover guide

Key benefits

Pages that answer the buyer

Structure follows the questions your sales team already hears, not a generic agency layout.

Editors are not blocked

The CMS matches the team. Developers are for new capabilities, not for changing a headline.

A faster public site

We ship compressed assets and few external scripts so the page is usable on a phone.

A base for search

Technical SEO is part of the build, so a later marketing program is not fighting the template.

Technologies used

The exact stack is chosen for the project. See the full list.

  • WordPress
  • Webflow
  • Next.js
  • React
  • Tailwind CSS
  • PHP

How this engagement runs

  1. 01Message and mapWe agree the pages, the offer on each one, and the enquiry path.
  2. 02Design the templatesHome, a service page, and a landing page are designed and approved.
  3. 03Build and fillThe CMS is set up, content is entered, and redirects are mapped.
  4. 04LaunchDNS, TLS, forms, analytics, and a training session for the people who will edit.

Service questions

WordPress, Webflow, or a custom Next.js site?

WordPress when your team wants a familiar editor and a large plugin ecosystem. Webflow when marketing wants visual control and the site is mostly content. Next.js when the site is an application, needs a static export, or must meet a stricter performance budget. We recommend one and explain the tradeoff.

Will we be able to edit the site ourselves?

Yes. Editing is a requirement, not a phase we skip. Training is included, and the fields in the CMS match the sections on the page.

Can you redesign without throwing away our rankings?

We inventory the URLs that receive traffic, map redirects, and keep the content that already earns visits. A redesign is not a reason to change every address.