Trigger: Website development

Website development

Fast, hand-built websites for companies that sell to people who have never met them.

Pillar
Software
Typical timeline
3 to 8 weeks
Price
Quoted in a written scope after the first call
01Who it is for

Who it is for

Companies whose website is the first thing a buyer sees: service firms, SaaS products, studios, and shops that have outgrown a template.

02The problem

The problem

Most business sites are slow, look like a theme, and are hard to change without the agency that built them. Buyers leave before they read what you do, and search engines rank you below a faster competitor.

03What you get6 deliverables

What you get

  1. 01A designed and built site, tested on phones and desktops in real browsers
  2. 02Page structure and copy edits, so each page answers one buyer question
  3. 03Technical SEO: clean URLs, sitemap, structured data, and share images
  4. 04A CMS or Markdown setup your team can edit without us
  5. 05A performance check before launch: load time, layout shift, script size
  6. 06Hosting, domain, and analytics set up in your own accounts
04How it works4 steps

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Scope

    One call, then a written scope: pages, content, integrations, and what is out.

  2. Step 2

    Design in the browser

    We design in code. You review a working page on your own phone, not a static mockup.

  3. Step 3

    Build and content

    Remaining pages, forms, CMS, and integrations, with weekly previews on a staging link.

  4. Step 4

    Launch

    Redirects, Search Console, analytics, and a handover call with whoever edits the site.

05Timeline

Timeline

3 to 8 weeks

A typical range for this kind of work. The written scope we send after the first call sets your actual dates.

06Related work

Related work

07Questions

Questions buyers ask

Do you work with WordPress, Webflow, or Shopify?

Yes, when it suits the people who will edit the site. For most marketing sites we build with Astro or Next.js because they load fast and cost little to host. The scope names the platform and says why.

Who writes the copy?

You know the business and we know how a page reads. Usually you send raw notes and we shape them into page copy. If you need a full copywriter, we tell you before work starts.

Do we own the site?

Yes. The code sits in your repository, and the domain and hosting sit in your accounts.

09Output: book a call

Tell us what you are trying to build

A 30-minute call. You explain the problem, we ask questions, and you leave knowing whether we are the right team and what the work would involve.