01 / PROJECT CONSIDERATIONS
A website with a job to do
A business website should help someone understand your offer, assess the evidence and take the next useful step. We start with your audience and the information they need before choosing a visual direction. A service business may need clear expertise and an enquiry path; a product company may need demonstrations, documentation and distinct product stories.
02 / PROJECT CONSIDERATIONS
Design, content and engineering together
The proposed scope can include a page architecture, bespoke responsive layouts, content management, forms and selected integrations. Interaction is designed around the information: motion can explain a system or reveal a relationship, while reading and navigation remain usable with reduced motion. Titles, canonicals, structured data, sitemaps and redirects are planned alongside the pages.
03 / PROJECT CONSIDERATIONS
What determines the investment
The project scope is shaped around your available budget, priorities and requirements. Original content, complex animation, publishing workflows, integrations and migration requirements affect the final quotation. Hosting, paid services, ongoing edits and support are discussed separately so the proposal explains what is included.
04 / PROJECT CONSIDERATIONS
Bring the existing site into the brief
If you already have a website, share the pages, content and links that matter. We identify valuable URLs before changing the structure, map redirects and review the launch on mobile. The handover should explain how to edit the site, who owns the hosting and what needs attention after publication.