Every page.

Brand identity, web design and website care.

Three products built by the studio, and still running.

How the studio works and who does the work.

Start a project. We respond within one working day.

What the site stores, what the form sends and how to have it removed.

Two fully developed directions, refined through two rounds of revisions and delivered with complete files and usage guidelines.

A complete identity system: logo, colour palette, typography, visual language, applications and brand guidelines.

User flows and wireframes established before visual design, delivered as a responsive interface and an interactive prototype.

Custom-built websites with a content management system, forms, analytics and deployment, engineered for performance and maintainability.

The technical foundation for search visibility: keyword research, metadata, structured data, sitemap and Search Console configuration.

A monthly programme that builds on the technical foundation: content planning and production, technical monitoring, structured data upkeep and reporting.

Every service the studio offers, and what Website Care covers.

Managed hosting, monitoring, backups, updates and support.

Notes on brand, web and search.

The components of a responsible website maintenance plan: hosting, monitoring, backups, updates, support and reporting, and how to tell a real plan from a nominal one.

The difference between a managed website, delivered with ongoing maintenance, and a standalone website handed over in full, and how to decide which suits an organisation.

What a designer needs to know before beginning a logo, what a brief should and should not specify, and how the quality of the brief determines the quality of the result.

The technical work that must be complete before a website launches if it is to be found: indexing, metadata, structured data, performance, redirects and measurement.

How to choose a web design company: what to ask, how to read a portfolio, who owns the code, what a proposal must contain, and the red flags.

Website maintenance cost depends on what the site does. The seven factors that change it, each with a worked example, and how to scope your own site.

Websites for insurance brokers: quote forms that collect enough to quote, paths for individuals and businesses, partner pages, guides and compliance.

How we designed and built Kalimenu, a QR menu with ordering and payment at the table: what guests, kitchens and owners need, venue by venue.