Websites judged on what they measure.

Web design decides how a website looks and how its pages are laid out. Web development builds the working site: the code, the CMS, the forms, the integrations and the performance behind it. Most business websites need both, and on our projects design decisions are made against what the site has to do rather than as a separate exercise.

It depends on scope, which is why we do not publish prices or quote before discovery. A content site on WordPress, an online store and a custom web application are very different amounts of work. After discovery you get a fixed price for an agreed written scope, so the figure at the end matches the one at the start. If a website builder would serve you better, we will say so instead of quoting.

Most typical builds take four to ten weeks. Complexity, number of pages, custom functionality, integrations, migration and how quickly content and feedback arrive all move that. We give a dated schedule after discovery and state which dependencies are ours and which are yours.

WordPress for content-driven, marketing and service business sites and for WooCommerce stores, because it is easy to manage and widely supported. Custom development when the site has to run a specific business process, act as a customer portal or web application, or carry integrations and logic a CMS cannot handle cleanly. We do not recommend custom work because it costs more; see the comparison above.

Yes. A redesign starts with what the current site does well: which pages earn traffic, which URLs must be kept, what content is worth preserving. We then rebuild on WordPress or a custom stack with redirects, performance and accessibility handled as part of the project.

Yes. Enquiry forms, quotes, bookings and customer accounts can be pushed into your CRM, and in many cases synced both ways. See our CRM development and Zoho integration pages for how that work is scoped.

Yes. REST APIs, webhooks, authentication and third-party services are a normal part of our builds, with retries and error handling designed in. If your website needs to communicate with an external CRM, payment platform or business application, see our API integration service.

Yes. We build WooCommerce stores and custom e-commerce solutions covering catalogues, subscriptions, payments and stock integrations, and we develop extensions for Shopify and PrestaShop. See e-commerce solutions and payment integration.

Yes. Platform and hosting migrations are planned around keeping content, URLs and search visibility intact: full redirect mapping, content audit, staging verification and a launch checklist before DNS changes.

The technical foundation will be: crawlable structure, semantic HTML, clean URLs, metadata structure, fast mobile pages and Search Console set up at launch. That is what allows an SEO strategy to work. We do not promise rankings, because rankings also depend on content, competition and factors outside the build.

Usually, and we measure first. A performance pass looks at Core Web Vitals on mobile, plugins, scripts, images, hosting and caching, then fixes the causes. Where the underlying build is the problem we will tell you that a rebuild is the honest answer rather than sell repeated tuning.

Yes. Every project is handed over with documentation so you are not dependent on us, and ongoing maintenance, updates and support can be agreed separately if you want them.

Yes. We build custom applications in PHP and Node.js around a defined business process: customer portals, dashboards, internal tools and integration layers. Scope, testing and handover are agreed in writing before development starts.