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Web Development Service

What you receive

The deliverables included in your project are confirmed in the agreed scope. Typical work covers:

  • A project brief and plan covering the agreed features and review points.
  • Website pages, navigation and functionality built on the chosen platform.
  • Content management and integrations included in the agreed requirements.
  • Review and testing against the agreed scope before launch.
  • Launch and handover guidance for the agreed website setup.

As web development specialists, we have extensive experience with a wide range of programming languages, frameworks, and tools. While we have a strong familiarity with many of the most popular platforms, we are always open to using new technologies and approaches to ensure that we are providing the best possible solution for our clients. If you're not sure which platform is best for your project, don't hesitate to contact us. We can evaluate your requirements and help you determine the best way to achieve your goals. Whether you need a simple website or a complex, custom-built application, we have the expertise and experience to deliver the results you're looking for.

  • Laravel is our go-to framework for custom website development. It offers a high level of flexibility without sacrificing performance or security. This modern, scalable tool allows us to quickly and efficiently build custom websites that can handle a wide range of requirements. Laravel is becoming increasingly popular among website developers due to its speed and ability to scale, making it an excellent choice for projects that require a high level of customization.

  • WordPress is the platform that powers the website you're reading this on. This popular CMS allows for quick and easy customization, and we can teach you how to use it yourself. While there may be some limitations to using WordPress, they are few and far between, and it is often the perfect solution for creating a custom website that is easy to manage. With WordPress, you can easily add and edit content, change the design and layout of your website, and add a wide range of features and functionality.
  • Shopify is a popular platform for building online stores. It offers a range of tools and apps to help you manage your stock, orders, and customers, making it a great option for those who need a basic shop with minor modifications. The main drawback to using Shopify is that it may not be suitable for websites with advanced features, which may require additional hosting. However, for many online stores, Shopify provides an easy-to-use and cost-effective solution.
  • Wagtail is a powerful content management system (CMS) that is well-suited for building custom websites. It offers a flexible and intuitive interface that allows developers to easily create and manage content, and it has a range of features and functionality that make it a great choice for a wide variety of projects. One of the key benefits of using Wagtail is that it is built on Django, a popular web development framework, which means it is scalable and secure.
Concept content layout combining botanical photographs with text and image cards.

How your website project progresses

A typical website project follows these milestones. We agree the scope, milestone dates and review points after discussing your requirements; the sequence may change to suit your project.

  1. Discovery: understand the project

    Deliverable: A shared brief covering your goals, audience, required features and content.

    Your part: Explain what the website needs to achieve and share existing content, examples and constraints.

  2. Planning: agree the route

    Deliverable: A project plan setting out the agreed scope, milestones and review points.

    Your part: Review the plan, confirm priorities and identify who can approve decisions.

  3. Design and development: build the website

    Deliverable: Website layouts, navigation and functionality built to the agreed requirements, with progress updates.

    Your part: Supply the agreed content and access, and give feedback at the planned review points.

  4. Review and testing: check the result

    Deliverable: A working website reviewed against the requirements, with agreed changes checked before launch.

    Your part: Review the content and key journeys, report issues and confirm whether the agreed requirements are met.

  5. Launch and handover: make it live

    Deliverable: The approved website launched, with access and handover guidance for the agreed setup.

    Your part: Approve launch, confirm final content and check that the right people have access.

  6. Ongoing care: agree what comes next

    Deliverable: Any support, maintenance or further improvement work included in the agreed scope.

    Your part: Report issues, keep content current and discuss priorities for future changes.

Support, maintenance, SEO and marketing requirements are discussed separately so that their scope and responsibilities are clear. Tell us about your project to start with a brief.

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