Websites & IT consultancy
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services

Build the site. Fix the systems behind it.

Two services, deliberately. Web design and development for SMEs and startups, and IT consultancy across the rest of your stack.

01

Web design and development

Three build types, one method. Structure is agreed before design, and the handover assumes you will run the site yourself.
Corporate E-commerce Informative AI features

Corporate

Capability-first sites for firms selling to other businesses. Services lead the navigation; history and team support them.

E-commerce

Catalogues organised around how customers describe their problem, with product pages that lead on the deciding facts and a checkout stripped to essentials.

Informative

Content sites where one page answers one question, built on a content model your editors cannot break.

AI features

Scoped assistants, product finders and enquiry triage. Defined knowledge scope, visible limits, human handover.

Always included

Responsive build, performance and accessibility pass, analytics, CMS training and documentation.

02

IT consultancy

For businesses that have accumulated systems faster than they have documented them. The output is a decision, not a diagram.

Systems review Security Vendors Roadmaps

Systems Rreview

An inventory of what you run, who administers it, what holds critical data and where two tools do one job.

Security
& Access

Access control, backup and recovery, and the failure cases nobody has tested. Reported in plain language with a risk order.

Vendors
& Spend

What each contract costs, what it replaces, and where consolidation is worth the switching cost.

Roadmap

A sequenced plan: fix now, consolidate next, leave alone. Written so a board can approve it without translation.

Implementation

Optional and quoted separately. Advice is not contingent on buying the delivery.

How a project runs

Same five stages whether it is a five-page informative site or a catalogue rebuild. Nothing moves forward without your sign-off.

01

Brief

What the site or system has to achieve, who it serves, and what is currently in the way.

02

Structure

Sitemap, content model and page purposes agreed in writing before any visual work.

03

Design

Key templates designed and reviewed, then extended across the rest of the build.

04

Build

Responsive implementation, integrations, performance and accessibility passes.

05

Handover

CMS training, documentation, analytics, and an agreed maintenance arrangement or none.
Where AI fits

Added when it removes work, not to say it is there.

Every AI feature ships with a fallback, a defined scope of knowledge, and a handover to a human. If it cannot answer, it says so and passes the enquiry on.

FeatureWhat it does
Scoped assistant Answers from your published content only, cites the page it used, refuses anything outside scope.
Product finder Turns a plain description of the job into a catalogue shortlist with the reasoning shown.
Enquiry triage Asks a few qualifying questions, then routes the enquiry to the right person with answers attached.
Content assistance Drafting and summarising inside your CMS, with a human approving before anything publishes.

Not sure which service you need? Describe the problem instead.

Tell me what you are building and what is in your way. You get a scope, a price and a timeline in writing.

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+Services

Services.

Two services for SMEs and startups: websites built to be used and run by your own team, and clear advice on the systems behind them.

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Service 01

Web design & development

Corporate, e-commerce and informative websites, structured around what a visitor came to do. Structure is agreed in writing before design, and the site is handed over in a state your team can run.

(01)Corporate websitesCapability first, with a page behind every claim.
(02)E-commerceCatalogues organised the way customers shop.
(03)Informative sitesOne page answers one question.
(04)AI featuresAssistants and finders with clear limits.
02
Service 02

IT consultancy

An outside read on the systems you already run: what is critical, what is duplicated, what is exposed, and what to do about it in which order. Written so a non-technical owner can act on it.

(01)Systems reviewWhat you run, who owns it, where data lives.
(02)Security & accessBackups, permissions and untested failure cases.
(03)Vendors & spendWhat each contract costs and replaces.
(04)RoadmapsFix now, consolidate next, leave alone.
+Process

Five stages. Nothing moves without your sign-off.

01BriefWhat the site or system has to achieve, who it serves, and what is in the way.
02StructureSitemap, content model and page purposes agreed in writing before visual work.
03DesignKey templates designed and reviewed, then extended across the build.
04BuildResponsive build, integrations, performance and accessibility passes.
05HandoverCMS training, documentation and analytics. Maintenance only if you want it.
+Where AI fits

Added when it removes work, not to say it is there.

Scoped assistant

Answers from your published content only, cites the page, refuses anything outside scope.

Product finder

Turns a plain description of the job into a catalogue shortlist with the reasoning shown.

Enquiry triage

Asks a few qualifying questions, then routes to the right person with answers attached.

Content assistance

Drafting and summarising inside your CMS, with a human approving before anything publishes.