Design, build and content structure
Pages shaped around what a visitor is trying to find out, in an order that lets them find it. The structure is the part that decides whether the writing has a chance.
Websites that still work six months after launch
A website needs a clear structure, a usable mobile experience and a maintenance plan. Agree what is built and who looks after it before work starts.
Dublin, IrelandIreland, EU & UKFixed-scope project or monthly-hours retainer
You are probably here
because of one of these
- Nobody can change a word on it without ringing the person who built it.
- You have been told it is slow and that this costs you customers, but not what to do about it.
- It looks right on a laptop and falls apart on a phone.
- The last person who had the passwords no longer works with you.
If none of those is quite it, describe yours — the form takes three lines.
What the work is
Speed and technical SEO
Core Web Vitals, markup, and the plumbing that decides whether Google can read the site at all. Measured before and after, so the improvement is a number rather than a claim.
Hosting, backups and updates
Agree hosting responsibilities, update work and backup checks as part of the website scope. Website maintenance is scheduled work, not an on-call infrastructure service.
Content edits and maintenance
Agree how changes are requested, prioritised and approved, with service hours and response expectations recorded in the agreement.
Where we stop
What we will not do
A rebuild is not always necessary. Paid discovery can establish whether repair, reconfiguration or a new build is appropriate before a delivery scope is agreed.
Start with a conversation
Tell us what is slowing you down. We can discuss fit and whether paid discovery is needed. Its scope, deliverables and fee are agreed before it starts.