Web Development

Both, and the choice should follow the job rather than our preference. If you need a content-led marketing site your team will edit daily, a well-built WordPress or headless CMS is faster and cheaper to own. If the site carries real business logic — bookings, pricing, accounts, integrations — a custom Angular or React front end backed by a proper API will cost less over three years than fighting a plugin stack.

Yes, and we treat it as an acceptance criterion rather than an aspiration. We build with server-side rendering, image optimisation and modern formats, code splitting and a CDN, then verify against Lighthouse and field data before launch. A site that scores well but converts badly is still a failure, so we measure both.

The technical foundation is included: semantic markup, structured data, canonical URLs, sitemaps, meta management, clean URL structure and page speed. Ongoing keyword research, content production and link building are a separate engagement, because they are a continuing effort rather than a build task.

That is a specific discipline and yes. We map every existing URL, preserve or 301-redirect each one, keep the content that is already earning traffic, and stage the migration so nothing goes live untested. We also benchmark rankings before launch so we can prove what happened rather than guess.

Yes. Every site ships with a content management system appropriate to how you work, plus a short handover session and written documentation. You should not need to pay us to change a phone number.