Slow on real devices
Desktop tests pass while mid-range mobile users abandon before first paint.
Technology
Websites built to convert, not just to launch
Design, build and technical foundations handled by the same team that runs the campaigns — so the site is judged on enquiries and orders, not on how it looked in the design review.
Engagement snapshot
- Typical build
- 6–12 weeks
- Stack
- HTML/CSS/JS, WordPress, headless
- Targets
- 90+ PageSpeed, WCAG AA
- Includes
- SEO structure & analytics
Overview
The website is where every marketing rupee is either converted or wasted
Traffic is bought at a price. What happens after the click decides whether that price was worth paying. A site that takes four seconds to become interactive on a mid-range Android phone will lose a meaningful share of paid visitors before they see anything at all.
We build sites around the actual buying journey: what someone needs to know first, what objection stops them, what proof resolves it, and how few steps stand between interest and enquiry. Design follows that structure rather than the reverse.
Technically, that means semantic HTML, real accessibility, image discipline, structured data, and templates a marketing team can extend without calling a developer for every landing page.
What you get
- Faster pages, cheaper media — speed improvements lift Quality Score and conversion together.
- A site marketing can operate — templates that do not require a developer for routine changes.
- Search-safe migrations — redirect mapping and monitoring so rankings survive the launch.
- Accessibility built in — WCAG AA as a build standard, not a retrofit.
- One accountable team — the people who run your campaigns own the conversion path.
Problems we solve
The situations that usually bring clients here
Structure that confuses buyers
Navigation reflects the org chart rather than how customers actually decide.
Plugin-heavy fragility
Every new requirement adds a plugin, and each one adds weight and risk.
Accessibility failures
Poor contrast and keyboard traps exclude users and create compliance exposure.
Our process
Research → Strategy → Implementation → Optimisation → Reporting → Growth
Six stages, run in order, with a clear owner and a defined output at each one.
Research
Analytics review, funnel analysis, competitor benchmarking and stakeholder interviews.
Strategy
Sitemap, journey mapping, content requirements and technical specification.
Implementation
Design system, responsive build, CMS setup, SEO structure and analytics instrumentation.
Optimisation
Performance tuning, accessibility fixes and pre-launch QA across devices.
Reporting
Post-launch monitoring of speed, rankings, conversion rate and error tracking.
Growth
Iterative improvements driven by CRO testing rather than periodic redesigns.
Services included
What the engagement covers
UX & UI design
Wireframes, design system and responsive layouts built around the conversion path.
Front-end development
Semantic, accessible HTML, CSS and JavaScript with no unnecessary framework weight.
Performance engineering
Image strategy, lazy loading, font handling and Core Web Vitals optimisation.
SEO foundations
URL structure, headings, schema markup, canonical logic and migration planning.
CMS & templates
Editable components so your team can publish pages without developer time.
Security & maintenance
Hardening, backups, uptime monitoring and a defined update cadence.
Tools & platforms
The stack we work in
We use the platforms your team already knows, configured properly, with access shared from day one.
HTML5 / CSS3 / JavaScript
WordPress
Shopify
Git
Figma
Lighthouse
Google Search Console
GA4
Cloudflare
Schema.org
Sample case study
A rebuild judged on enquiries
- Objective
- Replace a slow, plugin-heavy site without losing existing organic rankings.
- Strategy
- Rebuilt on a lightweight template set, mapped 400 redirects, restructured service pages around client problems and instrumented enquiry tracking properly.
1.4sLCP on mobile
+63%Enquiries
+27%Organic traffic
94PageSpeed score
Illustrative sample based on typical project patterns, not a named client account.
FAQs
Website Design & Development questions, answered
Most business sites take six to twelve weeks from kickoff to launch. The variable is rarely development — it is content readiness and stakeholder review cycles.
With planning, yes. We map every existing URL to its replacement, preserve content depth on pages that already rank, and monitor Search Console daily for the first fortnight after launch.
Yes. We build editable components and provide a short handover walkthrough, so routine pages, blog posts and landing pages do not need developer time.
We advise on hosting rather than reselling it, and offer maintenance covering updates, backups, uptime monitoring and a monthly performance check.
That is often the better investment. Rebuilding the ten pages that receive most of the traffic usually returns more than a full redesign, and carries far less risk.
Both, depending on need. Content-heavy marketing sites usually suit WordPress; high-performance landing pages and applications are better served by lean custom builds.
Related services
Often combined with
Performance Marketing
Paid acquisition run against CAC and ROAS targets rather than impression counts.
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Technical, content and authority work that builds durable organic visibility.
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Research and testing that lifts revenue from the traffic you already have.
Explore serviceReady to grow your business?
Tell us your goal and we will map the fastest realistic route to it — channels, budget split, timelines and the numbers we will hold ourselves to.