What we build
A landing page, a full site, or the system running behind it, written rather than assembled from a theme. That is the difference between a page that loads in a second and one that loads a framework first. It is checked against a keyboard and a screen reader before it ships, and handed over with the repository, the accounts and the documentation, so the version you launch is one your own team can carry on with.
Fixed price, agreed before we start.
Before it goes live
None of these are visible in a screenshot, and all of them are the difference between a site that looks finished and one that is.
Every colour pair carries its ratio in the source beside it. Text that misses 4.5:1 does not ship, and where a background makes that impossible, the background is what changes.
Every link and control can be reached with the tab key, and shows where you are once you get there. Anything that only appears under a cursor is treated as a bug.
Every kilobyte has to earn the download. The visitor waiting for it is usually on a phone, on their own network, not on the office connection the site was built over.
Title, description, canonical address and a share image, written per page rather than copied across the site. A page that cannot say what it is gets found by the wrong people.
Light and dark are drawn separately. Every colour is a token redefined per theme, so half your visitors do not get a near-black rectangle on a near-black page.
Starts at
1.600A floor for the discipline bought on its own. A landing page including both design and build is cheaper than the two hired separately, which is the whole reason the packages exist.
Start a projectStructure, layout and every state drawn, handed over ready to build.
The mark, its system, and everything it has to sit on in print and online.
Cut from footage you supply, or a promo built from your own website.