Web design, made to order.
A site drawn for your business and built for phones first, from a single page to a site you edit yourself.
People can't find you, or what they find is out of date.
We design and build websites for businesses and charities, from a one-page site to a site you edit yourself, with news or events, forms and a mailing list. Each site is drawn for the business it's for, and built so search engines read the same facts your customers do.
What you get
- A design direction for your business, signed off before anything is built
- Every page written with you, laid out for phones first, then widened for desktop
- An admin for editing pages, news or events yourself
- Forms that reach your inbox, and a mailing list with a welcome email
- Page titles, structured data and a sitemap, checked by script on every page
- A home-screen icon, so the site installs on a phone like an app
Blip Healthcare
Blip's site speaks to three audiences at once: parents, schools and GPs. Each service and each condition has its own page, written for parents first, and a journal answers one of their questions every week.
The Blip Healthcare case studyAnd in other work.
- Time & Honey
The other end of the scale: one long illustrated page about a honeybee, with pen drawings that draw themselves as you scroll.
Questions we get asked.
Do I have to write the words myself?
No. We write the pages from a first call and whatever you already have: an old site, a leaflet, the questions customers ask you. You read every page before it goes live.
Will the site work properly on phones?
Yes. Each page is laid out at phone size first and widened afterwards, then checked by script at phone widths so nothing slides sideways or needs pinching to read. Buttons are big enough for a thumb and form fields don't make the phone zoom in.
Can you get us onto the first page of Google?
Nobody can promise a position on Google, and we don't. What we do is make sure nothing technical holds the site back: each page has its own title and description, the facts about your business are marked up for search engines, and every page is checked before launch. At launch, Google and Bing are told the site exists, and you get a guide to setting up your accounts with both.