Web Development
Sites and platforms that carry real business logic — not brochures with a contact form.
What this covers
A business website is only worth building if it does something: takes the booking, processes the order, answers the question that would otherwise have been a phone call. We build web products with real logic behind them — server-side pricing, stock and capacity limits, payments, roles — and a front end fast enough that people on a phone actually get to the end of it.
- Business websites
- Ecommerce
- Booking platforms
- Restaurant ordering
- Client portals
- Dashboards
- Marketplaces
What’s included
Design and build
Interface design, responsive implementation and the full front end, built mobile-first because that is where your visitors are.
Backend and database
A real database, a server-side API and the business rules that must never be editable from a browser.
Payments
Stripe or another provider, with webhook handling so an order is only ever marked paid by the payment provider — never by the customer’s browser.
Admin dashboard
The screen your team lives in: orders, content, prices, availability — editable without calling us.
SEO and analytics
Server-rendered pages, structured data, sitemap, and privacy-friendly analytics that do not need a cookie banner to work.
Launch and handover
Domain, SSL, redirects, monitoring — and the repository, database and accounts in your name.
How a project runs
- 01
Discovery
We work out what the software has to do for the business — not a feature list, the outcome. You get a written scope and a fixed quote.
- 02
Design
Interface and flow, designed on the screens people will really use. You see and approve it before a line of production code exists.
- 03
Build
Development in short, visible increments. You always have a working link, not a status report.
- 04
Launch
Domain, SSL, analytics, store submission, the lot. We handle the technical side; you handle your business.
- 05
Support
Monthly maintenance, updates and improvements — or a clean handover of the code and accounts if you would rather run it yourself.
Common questions
- How long does a website take?
- A focused business site is typically four to six weeks. A platform with ordering, payments and a dashboard is more like eight to twelve. You get the honest number in the quote, before anything starts.
- Can we edit the content ourselves?
- Yes. Anything that changes regularly — prices, products, opening hours, availability — belongs in the admin area, not in the code.
- Do you work with an existing site?
- Often, yes. We will tell you plainly whether extending what exists is cheaper than replacing it — sometimes it is not.
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