Content and structure
Organise your services around the questions customers ask before making contact.

Website design / San Antonio
Bring your brand, services and customer journey together in a website that supports the rest of your marketing.
Organise your services around the questions customers ask before making contact.
Create responsive pages that carry your branding and make the next step clear.
Review the site on phones and larger screens, then agree access, updates and support.
Deliverables, access, review steps, timing and running costs are agreed in the proposal.
Project fit
For a business building its first website or replacing a site that no longer explains the offer or supports enquiries.
Illustrative demonstration / not client results
Illustrative page-and-content scope for a service business. The actual pages, content and responsibilities are agreed for your project.
| Page | Customer question | Content to supply |
|---|---|---|
| Homepage | What do you do, and is it for me? | Offer, audience and approved brand assets |
| Service page | What do I receive? | Scope, inputs and permitted examples |
| Contact | How do we start? | Contact owner and enquiry requirements |
Yes. We start with the content worth keeping and the parts customers struggle to use.
Pages, content, integrations, the existing platform and support needs shape the proposal.
We review the required connections and available access as part of the scope.
You supply accurate business facts, brand assets and permission to use any supplied work. We agree who drafts, edits and approves each page. Copywriting, photography and content migration are specified in the proposal.
The proposal identifies the finished pages, account access and handover notes you will receive. It also sets out how domains, hosting, licences, revisions and ongoing updates will be handled.
The page count, readiness of content, required connections, review rounds and testing all affect the schedule. We agree timing after reviewing the scope and what your team can supply.