Websites with a light load and a long range.

From brochure sites to web applications

Some projects are a handful of well-written pages; others are logged-in portals with roles, permissions, payments and reporting. The approach is the same: agree the content and the journeys first, then choose the lightest technology that does the job properly.

For content-led sites, that often means static pages or a modest content management system your team can edit without training. For applications, it means a modern framework, a typed codebase, automated tests on the risky paths and a hosting setup with clear costs.

Accessibility is part of the build

We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 level AA on everything we build. That shapes design decisions — colour contrast, focus states, target sizes — and development ones: semantic HTML, keyboard support, labelled forms, sensible heading structure and reduced-motion respect. We test with a keyboard, a screen reader and automated tools, and we tell you which checks were done and which were not.

Performance and hosting

We set a performance budget at the start — how heavy each page may be and how quickly it should become usable on a mid-range phone — and we check against it before each release. Images are sized and compressed, scripts are kept lean, and third-party embeds are justified one by one.

Hosting is chosen with you. Where possible, we keep it in accounts you own so that switching suppliers later is a matter of handing over access rather than migrating systems.

Content and editing

A site is only as good as what is written on it. We can help structure content, draft page outlines and give honest feedback on copy, and we build editing tools that make it hard to break layouts by accident.