Web design & development
We work on what the site says, how people use it and what happens after they click.
Start with the job the site must do
A redesign can uncover a structural problem: the shop and courses live apart, important information is difficult to find, or enquiries stop at a form. We connect the customer journey, visual design and operational requirements before choosing how to build.
What we work on
Structure and content
An information architecture, page types and content requirements based on the questions customers need answered.
A working visual system
Responsive layouts and reusable components that preserve the brand across product, editorial and service pages.
A tested implementation
Development, agreed integrations and checks for mobile use, navigation, forms and the main customer journeys.
How the work takes shape
Understand the journeys
Map what visitors are trying to accomplish and what the team needs to manage. Review the current content and technical dependencies.
Design the system
Work through representative pages and reusable components before extending the design across the site.
Build and verify
Test the actual content, device sizes and integration behaviour. Define the publishing and maintenance process before handover.
For brands launching a website or bringing an established digital presence into line with how the business now works.
See it in practice
Bringing the shop, the School of Style and the brand's story into one considered website.
Read the case
A few useful answers
Can the team edit the site afterwards?
The editing workflow is part of the scope. We can plan page templates and a structured content system around the materials your team publishes.
Does a redesign require new URLs?
Usually many existing addresses can stay. We map the current pages and plan redirects for changes that are genuinely needed.