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Most projects run from a few weeks to a couple of months depending on size, how many pages are involved and how quickly content and feedback come back. You get a timeline with your quote, and a staging link so you can see progress rather than waiting in the dark.

Yes - that is the point of doing both in one place. Site structure, page speed and content are planned together from the start, which is far more effective than building a site and trying to optimise it afterwards.

Yes. We set the site up so you can update text, images, products and posts without needing a developer. We will walk you through it at handover, and we are on the end of the phone if you get stuck.

You can take the site and run it yourself, or put it on one of our care plans for managed hosting, backups, updates and ongoing SEO. There is no lock-in either way - the site is yours.

We work with businesses across the UK. Most of the process happens over calls and shared links, so where you are based makes very little difference to how the project runs.

Third-party costs you pay directly: domain registration, platform fees such as Shopify's monthly plan, paid plugins or apps, stock photography licences and advertising spend. We list any of these in the proposal so there are no surprises.

Projects are split into stages: a deposit to book the start date, a payment at design approval, and the balance at launch. Retainers are billed monthly in advance and run month to month after an initial three months.

Yes. Many clients start with a Starter site or a care plan and add SEO, a store or a chatbot once the first piece is paying for itself. Everything we build is designed to be extended rather than replaced.

We keep a small number of reduced-rate slots each year for registered charities and early-stage businesses. Ask when you enquire and we will tell you honestly whether one is available.

Our prices reflect senior people doing the work from a Bradford office rather than a city-centre one. Cheaper quotes usually mean templates or offshore production; dearer ones usually mean overheads. We are happy to walk through exactly where the time goes.

Weekly, on a fixed day, whether or not there is news. Every project runs on a shared board you can open at any hour, so you never have to ask where things stand.

Small changes are absorbed. Anything that materially moves the scope gets quoted before it is started, so the price never changes without your say-so.

A single decision-maker, access to your content and analytics, and a review turned around within three working days at each stage. Late feedback is the most common reason projects slip.

You tell us at the weekly review and we fix it inside the fixed price. Design work includes two full rounds of revision at each stage, which is almost always more than anyone uses.

You do, from day one. Code, design files, domains, hosting and analytics accounts are all in your name. If you ever leave, nothing breaks and nothing is withheld.

Projects are quoted as a fixed price against a fixed scope, so there is no meter running. Pricing depends on page count and functionality - a short call is enough for us to give you a real number rather than a range.

No. Most of our clients are outside it. We hold working hours that overlap the UK, US, EU and Australia, and every project runs on a shared board you can check at any hour.

Yes, outright. Code, design files, domains and accounts are transferred to you at launch. We do not hold hosting hostage.

No, and you should be wary of anyone who does - nobody controls Google's index. We commit to the work, the reporting and the leading indicators, and we show you the numbers monthly whether they flatter us or not.

Yes. Multi-region SEO is a core part of what we do - correct hreflang, country-specific content and local authority signals for the UK, US, EU and Australian markets.

Most bad SEO engagements share one trait: the agency reported on things the client could not verify. We report on enquiries and revenue, give you full access to every tool and account, and work month to month once the first term ends.

Yes. Migrations are a defined process here: full URL mapping, 301 redirects, structured data carried across and rankings monitored daily for the first month.

Yes - multi-currency pricing, local payment methods, regional tax rules and country-specific shipping are standard on international builds.

For founders and consultants, the company brand and the person are the same asset. We build the visual identity, the narrative, the profile pages and the content direction so that someone researching you finds a coherent, credible operator.

Yes. Full copyright transfers to you on final payment, with all source files supplied.

We create it - strategy, copy, graphics and short-form video. Scheduling alone is a tool, not a service.

One monthly approval session of about forty-five minutes, plus a short interview each month to capture your expertise. Everything else runs without you.

They find bad ones annoying. Ours open with something useful, route to a human the moment someone asks, and never hide your contact details.

Calendars, CRMs, helpdesks, email and Slack. If it has an API, it can almost certainly be connected.

Two to four weeks for most businesses, depending on how much documentation exists and how many systems it needs to talk to.

Yes. We supply full design files, a component library and written specifications. Most clients ask us to build it too, because the design and the build then share one point of accountability.

Two full rounds at each stage, wireframe and visual. In practice that is more than most projects use, because the wireframe stage removes the big surprises before visual design begins.

It is designed on mobile first. You will see and approve the phone layout before the desktop one, because that is where most of your visitors are.

Plans run month to month after an initial three months. If you leave, we hand over backups, access and documentation. Nothing is held back.

Text edits, image swaps, new blog posts, price changes, a new page in an existing template. Anything larger is quoted separately before it starts.

Yes, along with WooCommerce, headless and custom builds. The plan is adjusted to the platform rather than one size fits all.

Two to four weeks for most small businesses, depending on how many gaps need fixing first. The assessment itself is usually turned around within a few working days.

Yes, annually. We send reminders and handle the renewal so the certificate never lapses in the middle of a tender.

No. The scheme is designed for businesses of every size, including sole traders. The controls scale with the organisation.