Whichever fits the requirement. WordPress covers most content-led sites and stores well. When the requirement is closer to an application — logins, dashboards, real-time data — we build on a custom stack instead of forcing it into a CMS.
01 / Websites & Ecommerce
Websites And Ecommerce Built To Earn Trust And Convert.
A website that loads fast, explains the offer clearly and gives a visitor a reason to act — on WordPress where WordPress fits, on a custom stack where the requirements outgrow it.
01
Content-first design
Pages are structured around what a visitor needs to decide, not a template — copy and layout are worked out together, not bolted together afterwards.
02
Performance from the start
Image handling, hosting and code are chosen around Core Web Vitals from day one, not fixed in a rushed pass before launch.
03
Ecommerce that fits the business
WooCommerce or Shopify, set up around your actual catalogue, shipping rules and payment providers rather than a generic default.
04
A CMS your team can run
Editable without a developer for the changes that happen every week — new pages, new products, new content — with the structural work staying with us.
What we build to
The numbers a build is measured against.
LCP < 2.5s
Largest Contentful Paint on a mid-range phone, not a desktop on fibre.
CLS < 0.1
No layout shifting under the reader as images and fonts arrive.
AA contrast
Text legible at WCAG AA against every background it sits on.
0 blocking
No render-blocking script the page can be built without.
What's included
- Responsive, accessible front-end build
- CMS setup and editor training
- On-page technical SEO foundations
- Analytics and search console wired in from launch
- 30 days of post-launch support
Built with
WordPressWooCommerceShopifyVercelFigmaHTML5 / CSS3
Chosen around the requirement and what your team can maintain after we hand it over — not a fixed stack applied regardless of fit.
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