Discovery and audit
Analytics, search performance and a talk with sales, because they hear the objections the site should be answering.
Websites
A site that sells like your best salesperson
Fast, clear, and built so your team can ship a page without filing a ticket first.
Web design
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.
Development
Full build in WordPress, React or headless, by the same people who designed it. Editable by marketers, not just developers.
Conversion and performance
We agree the metric before we start, design against it, and report on it after launch. Core Web Vitals as a design constraint.
The process
Six stages. A number at day thirty.
Architecture
Sitemap, page hierarchy and the argument each page has to make, in the order a buyer needs it.
Design
Key templates taken to production quality first, built against your real content rather than placeholder text.
Build
WordPress, React or headless, by the people who designed it. Performance, schema and accessibility go in as it is built.
Test and launch
Device testing, redirects checked line by line, analytics configured before launch rather than discovered missing after it.
Measure
Thirty days later we come back with the metric we agreed, set against the baseline we took before anything changed.
FAQs
Questions we get
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 rather than a launch-week scramble.
You edit it. That is a requirement, not a nice-to-have. 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.
Possibly 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.
It depends on page count, whether we are building or handing over, and how much of the content already exists. We will give you an honest band on the first call rather than make you sit through a process to find out.
Eight to twelve weeks from kickoff to live. Servebolt was three months concept to live, including the architecture work. You get the date at proposal stage, before you commit to anything.
WordPress, React or headless, chosen for what your team has to run afterwards rather than what we enjoy. If you have your own engineers we hand over documented components and tokens instead, and stay available while they build.
Yes, to WCAG 2.2 AA, designed in from the start rather than added at the end. 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.