Web development

Websites with stamina

From a lean company website to a logged-in web app with its own data, we build for speed, accessibility and easy upkeep. The goal is a site your team can run confidently long after we have handed it over.

Types of work

Pick your distance

Sprintfocused websites
Company and campaign sites with a small number of well-written pages, built as static files or on a light content system. Quick to load, cheap to host, simple to update.
Middle distancecontent platforms
Sites with regularly changing content, search, multiple editors and approval steps. We choose a content management system to suit your team rather than our habits.
Enduranceweb applications
Logged-in tools, customer portals and internal dashboards with databases, roles and integrations with your other services.

Baseline

Every web build includes

Semantic, accessible HTML tested with keyboard and screen reader
Responsive layouts checked on small phones, tablets and wide screens
Image handling that keeps pages light
Page titles, descriptions and a sitemap for search engines
Forms with validation that keeps what people typed when something fails
Security headers and dependency updates at handover
A privacy page that describes what the site really does
Hosting set up in your account, with backups documented

We avoid adding third-party scripts unless they earn their place. Every tracker, font service or embedded widget is a performance cost and a privacy question, so we list them and agree each one with you.

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After launch

Keeping pace

Websites age quietly: libraries fall behind, browsers change, content drifts. We offer a maintenance rhythm with monthly updates, quarterly accessibility spot-checks and an agreed route for urgent fixes. Details are on the support page.

Discuss a website

Questions we ask first

Who updates the content, and how often? What must the site do on a phone with poor signal? Which systems does it need to talk to? What happens if it is unavailable for an hour? The answers decide the architecture.