Custom Websites
Website design & development
We design and build business websites, Shopify stores and landing pages that help people understand your offer and take the next step. From structure to launch, the site is shaped around your audience.
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A clear offer. A website built around it
Your website should make your value instantly clear, build trust and guide people naturally toward the next step. That starts with real human thinking, understanding your business, your audience and what actually matters. We use AI to support and accelerate the process, never to replace judgment, intuition or creative responsibility. The result is a website that feels intentional, distinctive and built to convert, not generated from a prompt.
See selected projectsWhat your website project includes
Website design shapes how your organisation is understood. Development turns that design into a site people can use and your team can manage. We plan both around the actions your audience needs to take, whether that means explaining a service, choosing a product, finding a resource or joining a cause.
Website strategy
We map your audience, page structure and key actions so visitors can find the information they need before deciding what to do next.
Conversion-optimised and responsive design
We design key pages for phone and desktop, with clear navigation, readable content and a direct route to the enquiry or purchase.
Development & integrations
We build the approved designs and connect agreed forms, store features and systems, with a practical way for your team to manage content.
Search and AI setup
We set up the technical SEO on every site we build, so Google and AI assistants such as ChatGPT can find and understand it. That means clean structure, titles, headings and structured data where it fits.
Selected website projects
EN Muay Thai
A booking-led website and local enquiry funnel for a Krabi Muay Thai gym, built so travellers can find it, trust it, and book a session in minutes.
CommuniTea
CommuniTea connects tea purchases with community fundraising, giving visitors clear routes to start a campaign, support one or shop the product range.
Commons World
Commons World organises a broad civic framework into nine navigable pillars and gives visitors a direct route to two free books.
The details
We agree the brief before the build begins
Here’s what’s typically included, what you get and what it leads to.
| Phase | What’s included | Your deliverables | Outcome |
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Discovery & planningUnderstand and align | What’s included Goals, audience, current website, content, technical requirements and project priorities. | Your deliverables | Outcome A clear plan and shared direction. |
DesignTurn strategy into design | What’s included Site structure, wireframes, key page designs, responsive layouts and the visual system. | Your deliverables | Outcome A clear, conversion-focused design ready for development. |
DevelopmentBuild and integrate | What’s included Frontend and backend development, CMS setup, integrations, interactions and required functionality. | Your deliverables | Outcome A fast, secure and scalable website ready for final content and testing. |
Content & launch prepFill, test and refine | What’s included Content implementation, technical SEO setup, forms, integrations, responsive testing and browser QA. | Your deliverables | Outcome Everything in place for a smooth launch. |
Launch & supportGo live and optimise | What’s included Deployment, final checks, monitoring, launch fixes and post-launch review. | Your deliverables | Outcome A successful launch and a website ready for ongoing improvement. |
The timeline
Two to four weeks from start to finish
A clear process, built to keep things moving without compromising on quality.
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Week 1
Discovery & planning
- Kick-off
- Gather materials
- Project plan
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Week 2
Design
- Wireframes
- Key page designs
- Feedback & revisions
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Weeks 2 to 3
Development
- Website build
- Integrations
- Responsive testing
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Weeks 3 to 4
Content & launch prep
- Content implementation
- SEO setup
- Final QA
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Week 4
Launch & support
- Go live
- Launch checks
- Handover & support
Pricing
Pricing shaped around what you actually need
Every project is different, so we don’t force websites into fixed packages. We first define the scope around your goals, requirements and priorities. Once that’s clear, you receive a proposal with the deliverables, timeline and price agreed before work begins.
Already have a budget range? Tell us. We can recommend the strongest scope within it.
- Tailored to your priorities and budget
- Clear deliverables before work begins
- Agreed price: no hidden surprises
Common questions
Can you improve our existing website, or would we need to rebuild it?
Often, we can improve what you already have. We first assess whether the platform, structure and content can support what the website now needs to do. If focused changes will solve the real problem, we recommend them. If the existing foundation will keep limiting the result, we explain why a rebuild is the better investment.
What kinds of websites do you build?
We build websites in Shopify, WordPress and Quickbutik, as well as custom websites and digital solutions using React, HTML, JavaScript and other technologies. This includes business and service websites, online stores, landing pages, publishing platforms and custom builds where the requirements justify them. The right platform and structure depend on what visitors need to do and how your team needs to manage the site.
Can you help with the website copy?
Yes, when copywriting is included in the scope. We can shape the messaging, page structure and final copy while your team provides the subject knowledge and approves accuracy. If you already have strong copy, we can work with that instead.
How long does a website project take?
Most website projects take 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the project. The exact schedule depends on the number of pages, content readiness, languages, integrations and how quickly decisions are made. We set the delivery schedule and review dates in the proposal, so you know what S&P is delivering and what your team needs to provide at each stage.
Can you build a multilingual website?
Yes. We plan languages from the start because they affect navigation, page structure, search, forms and ongoing content management. Before the build is scoped, we agree which languages are included, who provides or reviews each translation, and whether different markets need adapted journeys rather than direct translations.
What happens after the website launches?
We complete the agreed handover, provide the relevant access and show your team how to manage the parts they own. Maintenance, support and further improvements can continue with S&P or sit with your team. The proposal makes clear what is included after launch.
Tell us what your website needs to do
Bring your current site or an idea. We’ll discuss the audience, the next action and the right starting point.