Sites, stores and apps that load in under a second and don't need us to update.

If people mostly read about you and then call, email or book, it's a website, and a booking widget or a form handles the rest. If you sell products with a cart and a checkout, it's a store, on Shopify. If people log in, if staff process things behind the scenes, or if the site has to talk to your CRM, calendar or accounting, it's an app. Plenty of projects are two of the three: a store with a maker portal (POP Local), a website with a booking engine underneath (Cheeky Kiwi Travel). Tell us the situation and we'll tell you which.

Pre-rendered sites on SvelteKit or Astro, edited in CloudCannon or Sanity, hosted on Cloudflare. Stores on Shopify, as a custom theme or a headless storefront on Shopify's Storefront API. Apps on SvelteKit and Cloudflare Workers, with the database that fits the job. The common thread: pages built ahead of time and served from the edge, so nothing runs when a visitor lands, and everything sits in your own accounts. WordPress when your team already runs it and the plugins matter more than the speed.

Both. Most projects start from a blank page with us: structure, copy direction, layouts and the build, with illustration or animation brought in when the brand calls for it. If you already have a designer or a finished Figma file, we build from that and stay out of the way. How much design starts from scratch is one of the four things that move the price, so say which you need when you get in touch.

Yes, if you want us to. We take over codebases built by other agencies, and a good part of our performance and technical SEO work is on sites we didn't build. What we won't do is patch a platform that is the problem: if a page-builder theme or a plugin stack is why it's slow, we'll say so and quote the rebuild against the fix, with numbers for both.

Everything to launch: design, build, the CMS set up with your content types, content migration, a redirect map from every old address, page titles and structured data, images resized and served from a CDN, forms wired to your inbox, a performance check on the live site, and a training session for whoever will edit it. Not included unless you ask: copywriting, photography and paid-media setup.

Every project comes with twelve months of care at no charge: we monitor it, apply the updates it needs and fix anything that breaks. After that, a pre-rendered site keeps running on its own; if you want ongoing changes and a monthly speed report, that is what the care plan is for.

No. They're fine tools for a first site, and if your needs and budget fit one we'll tell you so. We come in when a business has outgrown them: the template fights every change, the pages are slow on phones, or the platform fee and the plugins add up to more than a build. Creative Resort moved from Squarespace to a pre-rendered site their own team now edits; more than half of every change to it since the first commit is theirs.