Corporate Web Development
The corporate site itself — designed around what you sell, written to be read, and built so your team can change a page without booking a developer.
What this Covers
A corporate website has one job: make it obvious what the company does, who it does it for, and how to start a conversation. Most fail at that because they were built as a brochure and never revisited.
We start from the pages that carry weight — what you sell, proof that you can deliver it, and the route to contact — then design outward from those. The result is a site with fewer pages than you expected and better answers on the ones that remain.
Everything is built on the same terms as the rest of our work: a written scope agreed before a line of code, a staging URL you review as it goes up, and a handover that leaves the accounts in your name.
What is included
- Site structure planned around what you actually sell
- Design worked from your brand, or a new one if you have none
- Layouts checked on real phone, tablet and desktop sizes
- Pages your own team can edit without a developer
- Enquiry forms wired to wherever you actually read them
- Search-engine basics built in, not bolted on afterwards
- Deployed to your hosting, or to hosting we manage for you
What you end up with
- A live site on your own hosting and domain
- An editable page structure with training for your team
- Analytics configured and reporting to your account
- Source code and accounts transferred to your name
How an engagement Runs
No discovery phase that eats the budget. Each stage ends with something you can hold.
- 1DiscoverWe map the stack, the owners and what actually has to change. You get a written scope with a fixed price.
- 2DesignFlows and screens reviewed against the scope. You get a clickable prototype.
- 3BuildWeekly builds on a staging URL. Your repo, your accounts, documented from day one.
- 4LaunchCutover, monitoring and a handover session with the people who will run it.
Tell us what needs Building
One senior reads every message and replies with next steps and a rough range.