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A site that sells like your best salesperson

Fast, clear, and built so your team can ship a page without filing a ticket first.

What we do

Design, build and the number after launch

Structure before surface. Who lands, what they need to grasp first, what proof moves them, and what the page has to say before anyone scrolls.

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The process

Six stages. A number at day thirty.

01

Discovery and audit

Analytics, search performance and a talk with sales, because they hear the objections the site should be answering.

02

Architecture

Sitemap, page hierarchy and the argument each page has to make, in the order a buyer needs it.

03

Design

Key templates taken to production quality first, built with your real content and real copy from the very start.

04

Build

WordPress, React or headless, by the people who designed it. Performance, schema and accessibility go in as it is built.

05

Test and launch

Device testing, redirects checked line by line, analytics set up and tested before launch day, so no data goes missing.

06

Measure

Thirty days later we come back with the metric we agreed, set against the baseline we took before anything changed.

“From the outset, it was clear that Grid understood our industry. … The end result has made a real difference to our customer experience.”
Martin ColeFounder, ProStack

FAQs

Questions we get

For a B2B company it depends on three things: how many pages, whether we build it or hand it to your engineers, and how much of the content already exists. We give you an honest band on the first call rather than make you sit through a process to find out, then a fixed price against a fixed scope before you commit. Servebolt was three months from concept to live across more than ten pages.

Eight to twelve weeks from kickoff to live when the copy exists. The thing that moves the date is words, not design: if the content has to be written from scratch, add a month. You get the date at proposal stage and we hold it.

Both. We build in WordPress, React or headless, picked for what your team has to run afterwards. If you have your own developers we hand over documented components and tokens and stay available while they build. Either way the designer is in the build review.

Not if it is done properly. We audit what is currently ranking, map the redirects before anything moves, keep the structure that is earning and improve the parts that are not. That is why the redirect map is a named deliverable, agreed weeks before launch.

You edit it. We treat that as a requirement from day one. We build page templates and components, and your team gets a session on the CMS before launch, so the next twenty pages don’t come back to us.

Usually not. Tell us what you need. If it is genuinely a five-page job we will scope it as one, and if a template would serve you better than we would, we will say that instead.

Yes, to WCAG 2.2 AA, designed in from the very first wireframe. Colour contrast, focus states, keyboard routes and semantic structure are decided while the pages are being designed, because a retrofit costs more and produces a worse site.

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