Four services. Real depth in each.
We don't list everything a company could possibly need. We list what we build to a standard worth paying for — and tell you plainly when something isn't the right fit.
A custom site that looks like it was built for you — because it was.
Templates are cheap because they are the same site everyone else bought. A custom build costs more and earns it back by being the one thing a prospect remembers, loading fast enough that they stay, and being found at all.
- Original design, drawn for your business — no themes, no page-builder templates
- Wireframes then full visual mockups, approved before any code is written
- Mobile-first layouts tested from a 5-inch phone to a 32-inch monitor
- Three rounds of revisions per stage, with written sign-off at each milestone
- Hand-built front end — no bloated page builders inflating every page
- Sub-two-second loads and 90+ Lighthouse scores as acceptance criteria
Production systems that hold up under real users, real data, real audits.
A website tells people what you do. A system does the work. Web applications, client portals, booking and management platforms, and full multi-tenant SaaS products — designed, built and deployed by an engineer with thirteen years in enterprise software.
- Requirements and data modelling before any code — the stage most projects skip and later pay for
- Multi-tenant design where one platform serves many customers in isolation
- Role-based access control defining what each kind of user can see and do
- Scalability planned against your actual expected load, not a hypothetical one
- Encryption at rest and in transit as an architectural decision, not a pre-launch task
- Full audit logging — who did what, to which record, and when
Stop paying people to do what software should be doing.
Most offices run on manual steps that nobody has questioned in years: re-typing data between systems, assembling the same report every week, chasing the same reminders. Each one is small. Together they are a salary.
- We map the process as it actually runs, not as the manual describes it
- Each manual step is measured in hours per month, so the case is arithmetic rather than opinion
- You get the findings whether or not you proceed
- Integrations so your existing systems exchange data directly
- Scheduled reports generated and delivered automatically
- Automated reminders and notifications by email or SMS
Being excellent is worthless if nobody can find you.
Search visibility is mostly engineering: clean markup, fast pages, correct structured data, and a business listing that search engines trust. We do that part properly and tell you honestly where ongoing content work is needed.
- Semantic markup, correct heading structure and crawlable navigation
- Metadata and Open Graph on every page, written rather than generated
- Structured data (JSON-LD) so search engines and AI answers describe you accurately
- XML sitemap, robots.txt, canonical URLs and redirect mapping
- Core Web Vitals brought within Google's thresholds — a ranking input, not a vanity score
- Image optimisation, lazy loading and layout-shift elimination
The same process, whichever service you need.
- 01
Discovery
We map your business, audience, competitors and goals.
→ A written requirements document
- 02
Proposal
Fixed scope, fixed price, clear timeline — no surprises.
→ A signed proposal
- 03
Design
Wireframes, then full visual mockups, revised until approved.
→ Approved designs before any code
- 04
Build
Development with progress checkpoints you can see live.
→ A staging site you can click through
- 05
Launch
Testing, performance tuning, SEO setup, go live.
→ A live, indexed, measured site
- 06
Support
30 days post-launch support, then an optional care plan.
→ A site that stays current
Tell us the problem, not the service.
Describe what's broken or what you're trying to build. Thirty minutes, no obligation — and if a simpler option would serve you better, you'll be told that too.