SEO Built In At The Code Level
URL structure, heading hierarchy and semantic tags are planned before development starts, so search engines can read the site properly from the day it goes live.
Most websites are built first and optimized later — and that single decision piles up technical debt for two or three years: messy URL structures, slow pages, a poor mobile experience, and no data tracking at all. We get structure, speed, mobile and structured data right from the planning stage, so your site goes live with the foundation for ranking and conversion already in place, instead of being rebuilt a year after launch.
A website is the easiest thing in marketing to get wrong at the start, and the most expensive to correct later. These are the four things we handle during the build so you never have to fix them afterwards.
URL structure, heading hierarchy and semantic tags are planned before development starts, so search engines can read the site properly from the day it goes live.
Core Web Vitals are treated as build requirements, not a later tune-up. The site is developed mobile-first and has to pass speed checks before it launches.
Each key page gets a clear value proposition above the fold, visible trust elements and an obvious way to enquire — designed in, not bolted on afterwards.
You get a CMS you can actually edit, analytics and conversion tracking wired up, and structured data in place at handover — no separate projects later.
A rebuild usually costs more than building it right the first time. Plenty of sites run for two years before anyone discovers the URLs cannot be changed, pages are painfully slow on a phone, or nothing was ever tracked — and by then every fix is a rebuild.
One team handles planning, design, development, CMS setup and the SEO foundation — so nothing falls between a designer, a developer and an SEO who never spoke to each other.
We map every page, its purpose and its URL before design starts, so the site structure supports search and user journeys from the beginning.
Layouts and page templates that match your brand, with a clear visual hierarchy built around the action you want each page to drive.
Built mobile-first and tested across breakpoints, so the desktop version is an enhancement rather than the default that everything else has to survive.
Images, fonts, scripts and rendering are optimised so LCP, INP and CLS pass real-world checks at launch, not just on a lab score.
A configured CMS plus a short handover, so your team can update pages, posts and products without waiting on a developer.
Clean URLs, structured data, XML sitemaps, robots rules and analytics tracking are configured as part of the build, not as a paid add-on.
You share your goals, market and reference sites. We review requirements and structure, then outline the scope and timeline.
Site structure, page templates and a design direction are agreed before any development work begins.
Responsive development, CMS configuration and content placed into the agreed templates, page by page.
URLs, schema, sitemaps, analytics and Core Web Vitals are checked and corrected before the site goes live.
We deploy, verify tracking, walk you through the CMS and stay available for 30 days after launch.
A few anonymized builds, with the metrics that mattered most to each client in the months after launch.
A B2B exporter with no previous website. We planned the structure around product categories and enquiry intent, then built it mobile-first with the SEO foundation in place at launch.
An older corporate site was rebuilt on a CMS. Speed, structure and editability were fixed in a single project instead of being patched every quarter.
A focused speed and conversion pass on an existing site: images, fonts and scripts cleaned up, giving a much faster first paint and a visible lift in enquiries.
Data note: these are anonymized project figures used as illustrations. Actual results depend on your market, competition, content and the scope of each build.
Send your URL and we will give it a free review — structure, speed, mobile experience and tracking — and tell you honestly whether it needs a fix or a rebuild.
We are judged on what happens after the site goes live, not on how it looks in a design file. Here is what you can hold us to.
Requirements, structure and page count are reviewed first, so the quote reflects the actual build instead of a rough guess.
URLs, structure, mobile experience and conversion elements are handled during development, so you are not left holding technical debt.
A build is not finished until it passes mobile and speed checks. We do not hand over a site that fails Core Web Vitals.
You get the back end, the page templates and a walkthrough, so you can edit content yourself without calling a developer.
Analytics, conversion tracking, schema and sitemaps are set up at launch, so you can see real data from day one.
Message us on Telegram or WhatsApp and talk to the person doing the work, usually the same day.
“Our old site took five or six seconds to load. After the rebuild it is more than twice as fast, and it finally works properly on a phone.”
“At handover they walked me through how to change content in the CMS, step by step. I have not needed a developer since.”
“The URLs and structure were planned properly from the start. When we started SEO later, nothing had to be redone.”
Yes, and that is the point. URLs, structure, semantic markup, speed, schema and analytics are all handled during the build, so you do not pay for the same work twice later. SEO is treated as a build requirement rather than a project that starts after launch.
Your goals, your brand assets (logo, colors and fonts if you have them), any existing content, and two or three reference sites you like. If content needs to be written or translated, we can plan that into the scope.
It depends on your requirements. WordPress, Shopify or a custom build are all options — we recommend one based on your content model, integrations and budget. Whichever we use, you get a CMS and a handover session, so you can edit content yourself.
A focused landing page can go live in around two weeks. A standard corporate or export site typically takes two to six weeks, depending on page count, content readiness and integrations.
Yes. Launch support with 30 days of issue response is included, and ongoing SEO, content and speed work can be added if you want it. We will tell you honestly when ongoing work is worth it and when it is not.
Pricing depends on page count, design scope, CMS and integrations. Message us on Telegram or WhatsApp with your requirements and a couple of reference sites, we review the structure, then send a scope and a fixed proposal. No forms, no obligation.
Send your requirements and one or two reference sites. We will review the structure and come back with a plan — pages, timeline and scope — free, with no obligation.
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