Custom WordPress Website
A strategy-led marketing website designed around your brand, customers and sales process.
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Custom WordPress Website
A custom WordPress website that reflects your brand and helps customers understand what you offer.
Best forEstablished B2B companies and differentiated brands
EngagementCustom design and development project | SEO not included
What’s included
A custom website built around how your buyers decide.
We organize your products, services and brand story into clear pages, then design a website that helps visitors find what they need and take the next step.
Discovery & positioning
We agree on your goals, audience, competitors and key customer actions before design begins.
Page structure and navigation
A clear page hierarchy and navigation plan shaped around buyer needs.
Custom visual design
Custom page designs and mobile-friendly layouts that look and feel like your brand.
WordPress development
A manageable WordPress build, tested across current desktop and mobile browsers.
This service covers your custom website. SEO, additional language versions, content and paid media can be added to the agreed scope.
How it works
A clear path from kickoff to delivery.
We define responsibilities, approvals and success measures before work begins, then keep the project moving with a simple review process.
Discover
Align goals, audience, content inputs and technical requirements.
Design & build
Create the visual system, page templates and responsive implementation.
Refine & launch
Review, test, train your team and move the approved site live.
Is this right for your team?
- Your website must reflect a distinct brand position
- You need custom page flows or content architecture
- Internal teams need an easy-to-manage WordPress site
What to agree before starting
- Ongoing SEO is a separate service unless added
- Final page count, functionality and revisions are defined in scope
- Copywriting, photography and integrations are scoped explicitly
Plan the full project
Make the design brief and the handover equally clear.
The proposal should connect your business goals to the pages, functionality, content and responsibilities needed to deliver the website.
Bring the business context
Share your current website, priority products or services, customer groups, brand guidance and examples that explain your design preferences.
List the forms, integrations and internal publishing tasks the site needs to support. Identify who will approve the design, content and functionality.
Assign content and approvals
Specify who creates, edits and approves page copy, product facts, images and other assets. The quote should distinguish supplied content from any commissioned writing, photography or production.
Record the page templates, functionality, review stages and acceptance criteria alongside those responsibilities.
Agree what happens at launch and afterward
- Handover: administrator access, agreed training and documentation, and responsibility for domain and hosting accounts.
- Tools and licenses: included software, license holder, renewal costs, access conditions and any transfer limitations.
- Migration: existing content, files and URLs to be carried over, plus any work needed to connect forms or other systems.
- Ongoing care: any agreed post-launch fixes, updates, backups or maintenance, with their coverage and costs stated explicitly.
The written scope confirms the access and materials to be handed over, alongside any agreed migration, maintenance and licensed tools.
Ready for a website that feels like your business?
Tell us what is not working today and what the new website needs to accomplish.
Project inquiry
Tell us what you have in mind.
Share your website, target markets and what you want to improve. Include the service you are interested in so we can understand your priorities.
No formal brief needed. Please do not send passwords or confidential customer information.
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