A website project involves your time as well as ours. We agree the scope, responsibilities and review points before work starts, then keep the decisions visible as the site develops.
Discuss your websiteWe begin with your services, customers and the reason for the project. We look at your current content and booking route, identify the important questions, and agree what the new website needs to do.
You bring the business information and priorities. We turn them into a practical project brief.
We organize the pages and develop the copy around the information a visitor needs. You review the wording and confirm that services, prices, qualifications and policies are accurate.
We establish a visual direction and apply it to the agreed pages. You can assess the content and design together, with feedback gathered at the review stages in the proposal.
We build the website and connect the agreed tools. Before launch, we check the main visitor journeys, form delivery, mobile behavior and accessibility requirements included in the scope. For a replacement site, we also work through the agreed content and URL migration.
After your approval and the agreed launch requirements are met, we publish the site and complete the live checks. You receive the account access, editing guidance and support arrangements set out in the project.
We need one person to coordinate decisions, accurate business information, access to the agreed accounts, and feedback at the planned stages. We will identify photographs and other material needed early so they do not become a last-minute obstacle.
If the requirements change, we explain the effect on the fee and schedule before adding the work.
Tell us what you offer, share your current site if you have one, and explain what is getting in the way. We will review the details and let you know whether the project is a fit.
