Our services pages describe what we do. These answer narrower questions — connecting a website to a CMS or accounting system, taking on a site somebody else built, whether to move platform, and what a particular sector tends to need.
Retained development hours with a named developer who already knows your site. From 10 hours a month, for businesses and agencies that need ongoing work.
The real differences between shared, managed and dedicated hosting for WordPress, and an honest view of when the cheapest option is the right one.
Hacked WordPress site? Malware removal, cleanup and hardening by a UK development team, including getting a site out of Google's warning list.
What to do when a WordPress, plugin or theme update breaks your site: how to get it back, how to find the cause, and how to stop it happening again.
The real reasons WordPress sites are slow, how to tell which applies to yours, and when better hosting genuinely will not fix it.
Connecting a website to a CRM so enquiries, orders and customer records move automatically. Two-way sync, field mapping, and what to check before you commit.
Connecting a website to the accounting or ERP system behind it, so stock, pricing, orders and invoices stop being typed in twice.
Membership sites and member portals: subscriptions, renewals, gated content and member records that stay in step with your CRM.
What to do when the developer who built your website stops replying: how to regain access to your domain, hosting and code, and get the site supported again.
Taking on a website somebody else built: how the review works, what gets documented, and how support starts without a rebuild.
Drupal development, upgrades and ongoing support for UK organisations. Module work, version upgrades, and an honest view of when Drupal is the right platform.
Joomla support, upgrades and extension work for UK businesses still running it, plus a straight view on whether to stay or migrate.
PrestaShop development, module work and ongoing support for UK retailers, including upgrades and migration when the platform is the constraint.
Laravel development for web applications, portals and APIs. A UK team building custom applications where a CMS would be the wrong tool.
Moving a site off Wix to WordPress without losing content or search rankings. What transfers, what has to be rebuilt, and what it realistically costs.
Moving from Squarespace to WordPress with content and rankings intact. What exports cleanly, what does not, and when staying is the better option.
Moving a shop from Magento to WooCommerce: products, customers, orders and URLs, plus an honest assessment of when Magento is still the right platform.
Website design and development for law firms: findability across practice areas, people profiles, enquiry quality and the compliance detail regulated firms need.
Websites for accountancy practices: service structure, client portals, onboarding and integration with the practice software you already run on.
Websites for manufacturers and technical B2B companies: specification-led catalogues, faceted search, distributor information and enquiry-led selling.
Websites for charities: donations, memberships, event booking and keeping supporter records in step, built for organisations where budget is accountable.
B2B ecommerce for trade suppliers: customer-specific pricing, account ordering, quote requests and stock fed from the system that already holds it.
These are the questions that come up often enough to be worth writing down. If yours is not here, it is still worth asking — the answer is usually quicker than you expect.