Web design
A website is a sales tool, not a brochure
Before anything is designed we agree what the site is for. Is it there to make the phone ring, to take enquiries, to sell, or to prove the business is real to somebody checking you out before a meeting? That answer changes the structure, the wording and the calls to action, and it is far cheaper to settle before the build than after it.
From there the work is unglamorous and effective. A page structure that matches how people actually search. Copy that says what you do in the first sentence. Contact details visible on every page. Forms that validate properly and tell you when they fail. Images sized so they do not cost your visitor half a second each. None of it is exotic — it is just done properly.


