What it is
A marketing website built the way we think they should be built now: a small team of designers and engineers, with AI doing the repetitive work in between. We use models to draft component variants, generate test content, write migration scripts and check accessibility. People decide the structure, the design and what ships.
The result is a static-first site that is quick to load, simple to host and straightforward for a marketing team to update without filing a ticket.
Who it’s for
- Companies replacing a slow or hard-to-edit site built on a page builder or an ageing CMS.
- Startups that need a credible site for a launch, a raise or a sales push.
- Agencies that have the design and the client relationship but need a build partner (see white-label development).
How we deliver
- Content first. We agree on the sitemap, the page goals and a content model before anyone opens a design tool. This is where most site projects go wrong, so we spend real time here.
- Design system, not page comps. We design a set of sections and components that pages are assembled from, then show them in context on the key templates.
- Build with AI in the loop. Engineers build components with model assistance, review every diff, and wire up the CMS so editors see exactly the fields they need.
- Measure before launch. We test against agreed Core Web Vitals and WCAG 2.2 AA targets on real devices, set up redirects from the old site, and check indexing.
- Hand over. Your team gets a walkthrough, a short written guide and a staging environment to practise on.
A typical site with 8–15 templates takes three to six weeks, depending on how much content already exists.
What you get
- A production site on your own hosting and repository, not locked to our accounts.
- A CMS your team can actually use, with previews and sensible field validation.
- Redirect map, sitemap, structured data and analytics events configured.
- A documented component library so future pages don’t need a designer every time.
- Two weeks of post-launch fixes included, with the option to move onto a care retainer.
