A site that carries your reputation instead of undermining it.
For most businesses the website is the first thing a serious customer, partner or funder checks. A site that is broken on a phone, silent about what you actually do, or last updated three years ago costs you deals you never hear about. This is the cheapest credibility you can buy, and the easiest to get wrong.
The problem
You already know if you need this.
If more than two of these sound like your business, the problem is structural rather than something to solve with more effort.
- People find you online and can’t tell what you actually sell.
- Your site is unusable on a phone, which is how nearly everyone will see it.
- You send a link and quietly hope nobody clicks it.
- Enquiries arrive through personal WhatsApp because there is no other route.
- Nobody at your company can update a price or a phone number without a developer.
- A competitor with a worse product looks more established than you do.
What we build
What we build on the web.
From a credible five-page site to a platform that is genuinely part of how the business runs.
Company websites
Clear, fast, honest about what you do, and editable by your own team afterwards.
Web platforms
Booking, membership, listings or portals where the website is the product, not a brochure.
E-commerce
Selling online where that makes sense, integrated with mobile money and your stock records.
Client portals
A logged-in area where customers see their own orders, balances or documents.
Content management
So updating a price, a page or a job posting doesn’t require a developer.
Hosting & domains
Set up properly, with HTTPS, backups and a domain that is registered in your name.
Included
What we treat as non-negotiable
- It works on a cheap phone over mobile data. That is the real test, not a designer’s laptop.
- HTTPS from day one. Browsers now openly warn visitors away from sites without it.
- You own the domain and hosting accounts. Registered in your name, handed to you in writing. This is where a lot of businesses get trapped.
- Findable. Proper page titles, descriptions and structure so search engines and social previews show something sensible.
- Accessible. Real text, sufficient contrast, and keyboard navigation, which also happens to be what search engines reward.
Timelines and figures on this page are indicative. They reflect how projects of this type usually run, not a quote. Anything specific to your business comes after we’ve looked at it.
How a project runs
Discover
We sit with the people doing the work.
Plan
Fixed scope and quote before code.
Build
Working software every two weeks.
Launch
Data migrated, staff trained.
Improve
Supported and changed as you change.
Questions
The things clients actually ask.
How long does a website take?
A focused company website is typically four to six weeks from first conversation to live, and most of that is agreeing content rather than building. Platforms with logins and payments take longer.
Can we update it ourselves?
Yes, and that is the point. We hand over a site your team can edit for prices, pages, news and contact details without calling us. Structural changes still need a developer.
Do you write the content?
We draft it and you correct it. Businesses know what they do; they rarely enjoy writing it down. What we will not do is fill your site with claims you can’t stand behind.
What about the site we already have?
Sometimes it is worth fixing rather than replacing. We will tell you which, and we have no incentive to pretend a rebuild is always the answer.
Does this sound like your business?
Describe what is happening in your own words. We’ll tell you honestly whether this is the right solution, or whether something smaller would do.