Make your website a clear next step for potential customers

If customers cannot quickly understand what you offer or how to contact you, your website needs a clearer job. A new site or refresh can focus on your services, the questions buyers ask and the next step towards an enquiry.

What a proposed website scope can include

• A page structure based on your business and customer questions.
• Agreed content explaining your services, boundaries and enquiry process.
• Page layouts for mobile and desktop use.
• An enquiry route with agreed fields and a confirmed destination.
• Page titles, descriptions and basic search-readiness checks.
• Hosting setup or configuration, compatibility checks and handover notes where included in the agreement.

Page count, content responsibilities, integrations and revision rounds must be agreed for your project. Online shops, customer portals, paid tools and custom applications need separate scoping.

From requirements to a reviewed website

First, establish whether you need a new site or changes to the existing one. Then agree the pages, content, access and hosting arrangements. Review a preview, check its content and enquiry route, and agree publication before the site goes live.

Can I keep my current hosting?

Share details of your current platform and hosting without sending passwords in the enquiry. Suitability needs to be checked before deciding whether it can support the agreed website.

What happens after launch?

Initial website work does not automatically include ongoing edits, backups, security maintenance, email support or hosting renewals. Those responsibilities and any recurring costs need to be set out in the agreement. No uptime or response-time commitment is included in this enquiry.

Ready to discuss the site you need? Tell us what your business offers and include your current website address if you have one.