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Marketing & brand sites
Positioning-led pages with clear offers, proof, and enquiry paths. Built in Next.js so they stay fast, index well, and are easy to extend.
Service 01
Websites that look considered and hold up in production.
Companies come to us when a template site is costing them leads, or when the product itself lives on the web and needs to feel as serious as the business behind it.
Typical start
1–2 weeks to first visible pages
Build length
3–8 weeks depending on scope
Best for
Launches, rebuilds, and product UIs
The problem
Most company websites are either pretty and slow, or functional and forgettable. Neither wins the deal. Decision-makers bounce, SEO never compounds, and the admin team still copies data around in spreadsheets.
What you walk away with
You get a site that loads quickly, explains the offer clearly, converts enquiries, and (when needed) connects to the same APIs and databases your product already uses.
Who this is for
- Founders who need a credible web presence before the next sales cycle
- Operators replacing a WordPress or no-code site that cannot scale
- Product teams that need a customer portal, dashboard, or internal admin
- Companies launching a new brand, service line, or market
What this service actually includes
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Product web apps
Authenticated dashboards, booking flows, admin consoles, and customer portals. The software your team and users actually live in.
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Performance & SEO foundations
Core Web Vitals, metadata, structured content, and a deploy pipeline. Not a one-off audit PDF. The site is built so those numbers stay green.
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CMS & content operations
Editable pages for the people who run the business, without handing them a fragile theme they are afraid to touch.
Typical company engagements
Company marketing site
Positioning, services, proof pages, and a brief form. The site a sales lead can send before a call. Typical 3–5 weeks.
Customer portal
Login, records, invoices or bookings, and an admin for staff. Built against your existing API or a new one.
Rebuild without losing SEO
URL map, redirects, metadata, and a faster Next.js front, so the new site does not throw away the old one’s rankings.
How the work runs
Step 01
Scope the job
We map pages, users, integrations, and what ‘done’ means. You leave this step with a sitemap, stack, and a timeline you can plan around.
Step 02
Design in the stack
Layout, type, and interaction are designed against real components, not a Figma file that dies at handoff.
Step 03
Build & connect
Frontend, APIs, auth, forms, analytics, and hosting. If it talks to your existing systems, we wire it properly.
Step 04
Launch & hand over
Production deploy, domain, monitoring, and a short handover so your team can update content without calling us for every comma.
Deliverables
What a company can put in a statement of work.
- Production website or web app on your domain
- Responsive UI across desktop, tablet, and mobile
- Contact / lead capture wired to email or your CRM
- SEO metadata, sitemap, and analytics
- Source code and a short operations guide
What the company keeps
Ownership and handover are part of the professional standard.
- A production URL on your domain, not a contractor’s staging subdomain
- Source in a repository you own
- Analytics and a lead path your team can see
- A short operations note so content updates are not tribal knowledge
How a company starts
Send this and we can quote.
You do not need a 20-page RFP. A messy but honest brief is enough for a scoped proposal.
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Current URL if a site already exists, plus what is wrong with it
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The pages you know you need (even a messy list is fine)
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Logo, colours, and any writing you already have
- 04
Whether this is brochure-only or must connect to login / APIs / a CMS
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The date it needs to be live, and why that date is real
Stack
Tools we actually ship with. We will work inside yours if that is the cheaper path.
Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSNode.jsVercel / Linux
What this is not
Saying no is how companies know we are not selling everything.
- Pure brand identity or packaging with no engineering attached
- Theme-only WordPress tweaks with no path to a real product
- Ads, media buying, or ongoing social content
Questions companies ask
Can you rebuild our existing site without losing SEO?+
Yes. We map current URLs, keep the ones that rank, set redirects for the rest, and ship with metadata and a sitemap so Google is not starting from zero.
Do you only work in Next.js?+
Next.js and React are the default for new work because they are fast to ship and easy to maintain. If you already have a stack, we work inside it rather than forcing a rewrite.
Will we be able to edit the site ourselves?+
That is part of the brief. Marketing pages can be CMS-backed. Product screens stay in code, which is the right split if you care about quality.
We already have a site. New build, revamp, or just care?+
New build if the offer is blank. Revamp if the URLs, content, or brand still have value but the site is embarrassing or slow, that is the Revamps service. Maintenance if the site is fine and you need someone to keep it current.
How do you price a website?+
Against a written sitemap and integrations list, not a vague ‘company website’ line. You get a fixed range for a defined v1, or we say the brief is not ready to price.
Can you work with our designer or copywriter?+
Yes. We will take brand files, Figma, or a writer’s draft and engineer against them. If there is no design yet, we design in the stack so you are not paying for a file that dies at handoff.
Discuss websites with us
Tell us what you need: a new product, a revamp, or ongoing maintenance. You will receive a clear response on fit, scope, and next steps.