Page and content planning
A sitemap and page structure covering the information visitors need and the actions each page should support.
Visitors need to understand what you offer, find the information they need, and know how to contact you. We plan and build responsive business websites around those tasks, with clear navigation and content your team can manage after launch.
You may be starting a business, replacing an outdated site, or struggling with pages that leave visitors unsure what to do. We begin with your audience, your offer, and the action you want visitors to take. Those decisions guide the content, navigation, design, and features.
A sitemap and page structure covering the information visitors need and the actions each page should support.
Layouts built for agreed desktop and mobile use, with readable content, practical navigation, and clear calls to action.
Agreed enquiry forms and content editing features, with integrations assessed according to your requirements.
Checks for key user journeys, links, forms, and agreed technical requirements, followed by guidance for managing the site.
A visitor looking for server maintenance should be able to find that service, understand its scope, and send an enquiry without working through unrelated pages. The design and content should make that journey easy to follow.
Agree the audience, pages, required features, content responsibilities, and the practical definition of a successful launch.
Develop the page structure and design, add approved content, and review the website at agreed stages.
Check the agreed functionality, prepare the production setup, and hand over the information needed to manage the site.
The proposal specifies the number of pages, features, content work, integrations, and revisions included. Domain registration, hosting, paid software, and ongoing maintenance should be identified separately. Content, approvals, and access to existing systems can affect the launch schedule.
Yes, subject to a review of the existing platform, content, and access. The plan should identify what to retain, what to change, and how existing URLs and important content will be handled.
We can include editable pages and handover guidance in the scope. The platform and permissions determine what your team can change, so we agree those needs before building.
Content planning and writing can be included when agreed. You would still need to supply or confirm business facts, service details, and any claims about experience or results.
The build can include agreed foundations such as page titles, heading structure, and indexability checks. Ongoing research, content production, and search optimisation require their own defined scope.
Share your current website, if you have one, and the pages or features you need. Include what is working and what is frustrating you.