Website building
A website that earns its keep.
Designed, built, tested and launched to a standard we can defend line by line — then handed over completely, in your name.
Tell us about the project.
Six quick answers, then a brainstorm you can take as far as you like. We reply with scope, a real number, and a date — or an honest no.
Sent
Thanks — that reached us.
It goes straight to Leon, and you will get a real answer rather than an auto-reply. If it is urgent, the phone number in the footer is the fastest route.
Three steps
How a build goes
We work out what it has to do
Who it is for, what it must make happen, and what would count as it working. Written down before anyone opens a design tool.
We design and build it in the open
You see real pages as they come together, not a slide deck of a website. Changes are cheapest while it is still moving.
We test, tune and hand it over
Accessibility, speed, browsers, forms, structured data, sitemap. Then the keys, in your name, with a walkthrough.
Straight answers
Website building, answered
What do I actually get at the end?
The site, the code, the accounts, and the ability to leave. Everything is handed over in your name. We do not rent you your own website or hold the keys to it.
Do you use a template?
No. We build the site your content needs. What we do reuse is our standards — accessibility, performance, and SEO get done the same disciplined way every time, because that part should not be reinvented per client.
Is it accessible?
WCAG 2.2 AA is our floor, not an upgrade. Keyboard navigation, real focus states, sensible contrast and proper semantics ship on every build. This site is built to the same standard — check it.
Will it be fast?
Yes, and deliberately so. Static output, no framework tax, fonts served from our own domain, images sized properly. Speed is a conversion feature before it is a technical one.
Do you do SEO?
The foundation, always: focused titles and descriptions, semantic markup, structured data, a real sitemap, clean URLs. Ongoing content and link work is a separate conversation, and we will tell you plainly whether you need it.
Can you work with my designer or my brand guide?
Yes. Hand us the guide and we will hold to it — down to the clear space around your mark. If something in it fails an accessibility check, we flag it and propose a fix rather than quietly breaking either one.
What is in every build
The parts nobody advertises.
Accessibility to AA
Keyboard paths, focus states, contrast, semantics. Tested, not assumed.
Speed as a feature
Static output where it fits, self-hosted fonts, images sized right.
SEO foundations
Titles, descriptions, structured data, sitemap, clean URLs.
Forms that convert
Embedded on the page, buckets over typing, every click audited.
Real handover
Code, accounts and documentation in your name. You can leave.
Honest content
We will not fill your site with invented testimonials. Blanks stay blank.
Built and running
The Atlanta Experience
Our own city-guide product: the live web app, built and maintained by this crew, with native builds riding on the same codebase.
We own it, so we can show you the whole thing — including the parts that had to be fixed twice.
Client work
The Chloe Girls
Built for a client and live at chloegirlsofficial.com, shown with her permission.
You are looking at one
This website
Built by the same standards we are selling: static, self-hosted fonts, AA contrast, structured data, every form embedded on the page it belongs to.
If you want a sample of the work, you are reading it.
Priced per job
Scope sets the number, and you get it in writing before anything starts. No published rate card, because no two builds are the same size.
Client work is only shown with the client's written permission (rule 16), and no testimonials are cleared for publication yet. This block stays visibly empty until real, named ones exist.
From the Porch
One note a month. Nothing else.
What we built, what broke, and what it taught us — plain language, once a month. No drip, no pitch stack, unsubscribe in one click.