Most small business sites are built on a page builder with thirty plugins, and they take four to six seconds to appear on a mobile connection. Around half of visitors abandon before that. The site you paid for is quietly turning away the traffic you also paid for.
Built by hand, not assembled
We write the site rather than dragging it together. That means no plugin bloat, no theme framework loading code you never use, and no monthly licence fees. The result normally scores in the high nineties on Google PageSpeed, on a phone.
Why speed is not vanity
Google uses loading speed as a ranking signal, and it decides whether a visitor waits. On a Nigerian or Dubai mobile connection the gap between one second and five seconds is the difference between an enquiry and a bounce.
You own it
When the work is finished the files are yours. No proprietary builder holding your content hostage, no subscription that turns the site off if you stop paying.
Questions
How long does a build take?
A straightforward business site is usually two to three weeks once the content is agreed. Content is normally what takes the time, not the build.
Can I edit it myself afterwards?
Yes. We set it up so text and images can be changed without touching code, and we walk you through it.
Do you work with my existing site?
Sometimes. If it is on a reasonable foundation we will fix rather than rebuild — that is usually cheaper and we will say so.