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WordPress builds, migrations, speed work and the ongoing care that stops a site quietly rotting. We build the kind of site we would want to run campaigns against.
In short
We build, rebuild and look after WordPress websites for businesses and organisations that need their site to bring in enquiries, sales or donations. Every build comes with analytics, structured data and redirects planned from the start, a layout your team can edit, and before-and-after speed figures, so the site is ready for search, AI answers and advertising from launch day.
Platform
WordPress, built on a design system your team can edit
Typical timeline
Six to eight weeks for a five to ten page site
Migrations
A tested redirect map, content checks and a full crawl before and after
Aftercare
Updates, backups, uptime monitoring and small monthly changes
Every second of load time costs conversions, and Core Web Vitals feed into how you rank. Most underperforming sites are not badly designed. They are carrying years of plugins, page builder bloat and images nobody ever resized.
WordPress, built on a design system rather than a pile of one-off pages, with schema and analytics in place before launch rather than bolted on after.
Moving platform or rebuilding without losing rankings. Redirect mapping, content parity checks, and a full crawl before and after.
Measured, fixed, measured again. We publish the before and after numbers rather than claiming an improvement.
Updates, backups, uptime monitoring and a person to call. Small monthly changes without a quote for every one.
A build on a stack your team can edit without calling us for every change.
Structured data and analytics configured before launch, not afterwards.
A documented redirect map on any migration, tested for chains and loops.
Before and after performance numbers you can put in front of a board.
How it works
01
What the site has to do, who it is for, and what on the current site is worth keeping, including the pages that already rank.
02
Page plan, copy and redirects agreed before the build, because content and sign-off are what usually hold a project up.
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Built on a design system with schema, analytics and consent in place, then tested on real phones and checked for speed.
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Redirects live, search engines told, before-and-after numbers shared, then ongoing care if you want it.
In practice
Visit Pembrokeshire
On the board's side of a headless build: specs for the developer, content and copy, SEO briefs and reporting.
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UK charity · With Creative & Commercial
Every page in one design, a gallery back to 2018, five new programme pages and a donation form through Stripe.
Read the case studyYour site is slow, hard to edit or older than 2022. You are about to spend on ads or SEO and the site would let it down. Or you are moving platform and cannot afford to lose your rankings.
The site is fairly new and mostly works. A speed and conversion fix may do more than a rebuild, for far less, and we will tell you so.
A five to ten page site is typically six to eight weeks. The long pole is almost always content and sign-off rather than build time.
Not if the migration is done properly. Rankings dip briefly and recover. Losing them permanently is a redirect failure, and redirect failures are avoidable.
Yes. That is a build requirement from the start, not something considered at the end.
We work with your host or recommend one. We would rather you owned the hosting relationship than rented it from us.
It depends on the number of page types, the content, and anything the site has to connect to, such as donations, bookings or a CRM. Tell us what the site needs to do and we will give you a number rather than a range.
It runs a large share of the web, your team can edit it without a developer, and there is no lock-in: you can take the site to another agency or host whenever you like. We keep plugins to a minimum so it stays fast and secure.
Google's measures of how a page feels to use: how quickly the main content appears (Largest Contentful Paint), how quickly the page responds to a tap or click (Interaction to Next Paint), and how much the layout jumps while loading (Cumulative Layout Shift). They feed into rankings and, more importantly, into whether visitors stay.
Yes. We often sit on the client's side of a build, writing specs, content and SEO briefs for another developer and checking what comes back, as we do for Visit Pembrokeshire's 2,300-page website.
If it has not been rebuilt since then it is probably costing you conversions and rankings. We will tell you whether it needs a rebuild or just a fix.
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