We build websites on WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, and headless CMS platforms. Some clients need a content editor they can run themselves. Others need a Next.js frontend that loads in under a second. We figure out which one fits and build it properly.
120+
Websites launched
95+
Avg Lighthouse score
99.9%
Hosting uptime
<1.5s
Avg page load time
Most websites work fine until they don't. Here's the difference between a site that was thrown together and one that was engineered.
What you're probably dealing with now
4-6 second load times
Uncompressed images, render-blocking scripts, no CDN
WordPress template with 40 plugins
Half of them outdated, conflicts everywhere, update anxiety
$3/month shared hosting
Goes down during traffic spikes, no backups, slow support
No mobile optimisation
Text too small, buttons too close, horizontal scroll on phones
Breaks after every update
Plugin conflicts, white screens, nobody knows what changed
Engineered from the start
Sub-1.5 second load times
Optimised images, lazy loading, CDN, code-split bundles
Custom-coded or headless architecture
Only the code you need, no bloat, easy to maintain
Managed hosting with 99.9% uptime
Vercel, Netlify, or AWS, auto-scaling, daily backups, SSL
Responsive-first, tested on real devices
iPhone, Android, tablet, not just Chrome DevTools
Monitored uptime and proactive maintenance
Automated alerts when something breaks or slows down
The right approach depends entirely on what you're building, who's managing it, and how much traffic you're expecting. Here's how we think about it.
WordPress, Webflow, or Shopify with a custom theme, proper hosting, and a content editor your team can actually use. Most businesses start here, and most should.
A Next.js or Astro frontend with Sanity, Strapi, or Contentful managing the content. Your editors get a clean dashboard; your visitors get pages that load instantly.
No CMS, no framework bloat. Just clean, hand-written code that does exactly what you need and nothing else. We reach for this when the page needs to load before someone blinks.
Shopify storefronts, WooCommerce builds, and custom checkout flows. We handle product pages, inventory sync, payment gateways, and the small details that turn browsing into buying.
We rebuild without breaking your search rankings. URLs get preserved, redirects get mapped, and your Google positions stay intact.
Managed hosting on Vercel, Netlify, or AWS. SSL, CDN, uptime monitoring, and daily backups, all included so you don't have to think about server maintenance.
We've used everything on this list in production. Nothing is here because it's trendy.
No surprises, no 3-month black boxes. You see progress every week on a staging URL.
We audit your current site (if you have one), define goals, map out pages, and choose the right platform. No code until the plan is locked.
Wireframes first, then high-fidelity mockups. Everything is mobile-first and responsive. You sign off on every screen before we write any code.
Development happens on a staging URL you can check any time. We push updates weekly, test across browsers, run performance audits, and drop in your actual content as we go.
DNS cutover, SSL setup, CDN configuration, analytics wired in. We handle hosting, monitor uptime, and train your team on content management.
We test for these before anything goes live. Not as a final QA pass, but throughout the build.
We target 90+ on Lighthouse. That means optimised images, lazy loading below the fold, and no unused CSS bloating your pages. We check Core Web Vitals after launch too, not just during the build.
SSL, security headers, automated backups, and plugin audits are standard on every project. For WordPress sites, we lock down the admin and run vulnerability scans before launch.
We design mobile-first and test on actual iPhones and Android devices, not just Chrome DevTools. Over 60% of traffic is mobile now, that's most of your audience loading your site on a 6-inch screen.
Semantic HTML, proper heading hierarchy, alt text, keyboard navigation, and ARIA labels. WCAG 2.1 AA compliance is the baseline, not the stretch goal.
Every website is different. The platform you pick changes the budget, the timeline, and who can manage it after launch. Here's how we think about it.
WordPress / Webflow
CMS-managed websites
Use this when your team needs to update content regularly without calling a developer. WordPress runs 43% of the web. Your team probably already knows how to use it, and there's a plugin for almost anything.
Headless CMS
Decoupled architecture
Use this when you need the editing experience of a CMS but the speed and flexibility of a custom frontend. Content lives in Sanity or Contentful; the frontend is React or Next.js. Your editors get a proper content dashboard and visitors get near-instant pages.
Custom Coded
Zero bloat, maximum speed
Use this when speed is the whole point and you don't need a CMS. Landing pages, product microsites, and campaign pages where every millisecond of load time matters.
E-commerce
Shopify / WooCommerce
RevenueUse this when you're selling products or services online and need a checkout that converts. We handle product catalogues, payment gateways, shipping logic, and the checkout details that actually get people to pay.
Uptime
99.99%
Last Deploy
2h ago
Lighthouse
TTFB (ms)
LCP (s)
CLS
These numbers come up in every client conversation. They're worth knowing.
Bounce after 3 seconds
Google's own data. Three seconds is the threshold. After that, people leave before they see anything., Think with Google, 2023
Of traffic is mobile
If your site isn't responsive, you're ignoring most of your visitors. That number has been climbing every year since 2017., Statcounter, 2025
Won't buy without SSL
The "Not Secure" browser warning kills conversions on the spot. If your site doesn't have SSL, people leave before they read a word., GlobalSign Survey, 2023
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If yours isn't here, email us. We'd rather explain it than have you guess.
Ask us anything arrow_forwardShort answer: it depends on who's updating the site and how fast it needs to be. WordPress is the default for content-heavy sites, blogs, service pages, lots of editors. Shopify if you're selling products. Webflow if your designer wants pixel-level control without writing code. And if speed is non-negotiable or you're pushing content to multiple platforms, headless (Sanity, Contentful) with a Next.js frontend is the move. We'll tell you which one makes sense after we understand what you're building.
A simple CMS site typically takes 3-4 weeks. A headless CMS build runs 4-6 weeks. Fully custom-coded projects take 6-10 weeks depending on complexity. We scope tightly upfront and you see progress weekly on a staging URL, so there are no surprises at the end.
Yes. We audit what you have, keep what works, and rebuild what doesn't. Whether it's a visual refresh or a full platform migration, we handle the transition without downtime. Your SEO equity and existing URLs are preserved as standard.
Every site we build is responsive from day one. We test on real devices, iPhones, Android phones, tablets, not just browser resize. Mobile-first is how we start every project.
Yes. We set up hosting on Vercel, Netlify, or AWS depending on your needs and budget. SSL certificates, CDN configuration, and DNS setup are all included. You don't need to deal with any of the infrastructure side, we handle it end to end.
Clean code, fast load times, proper meta tags, structured data, and XML sitemaps are built into every site. We work closely with our SEO team for technical optimisations like crawl budget management, internal linking structure, and Core Web Vitals tuning.
Yes. CMS sites come with a full content editor, WordPress admin, Webflow designer, or Shopify dashboard. Headless builds get a user-friendly editing dashboard through Sanity, Strapi, or Contentful. We train your team before handover and provide documentation so you're never stuck.
We offer maintenance packages that cover security updates, performance monitoring, uptime checks, and content updates. Or you can manage it in-house, we document everything and do a proper handover. Either way, your site stays fast, secure, and up to date.
Tell us what you're trying to do and we'll tell you the simplest way to get there. Sometimes that's WordPress. Sometimes it's something more custom. We'll be straight with you either way.
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