CMS setup
Platform installed and configured for your content structure.
Services
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Privacy-minded sites for practices and clinics.
Property showcases that generate qualified leads.
Menus, ordering, and reservations that drive foot traffic.
Course platforms and enrollment funnels.
Product marketing sites that explain and convert.
Professional firm websites that build trust.
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The problem
There’s a specific frustration in paying a developer to change a phone number. Or waiting three days for someone to publish a blog post you wrote last week.
It happens because the site was built without thinking about who’d be updating it. The content management system either wasn’t set up, or was set up so badly that using it feels riskier than leaving things alone.
The build
We build websites on content management systems configured around your actual content, not generic admin panels you have to work around.
That means the editing interface matches how your content is structured. If you publish case studies with a client name, industry, and outcome, those are the fields you see. Not a blank text box you have to format manually every time.
We also train your team before handover and leave documentation you can refer back to.
Included
Platform installed and configured for your content structure.
Editing interface built around your actual content types, not generic boxes.
Different permissions for different team members, so an intern can draft without being able to delete the homepage.
Image handling with automatic optimisation, so uploads don't slow the site down.
A walkthrough session before handover, with the people who'll actually be using it.
Written guide covering common tasks.
See changes before publishing them.
Platforms
The most widely used CMS, and the most straightforward for non-technical teams. Large plugin ecosystem, easy to find help. Best for most businesses.
Headless CMS, meaning content is separate from the website. Faster sites, more flexibility, better for teams with some technical capability.
Headless with a particularly good editing experience. Strong for structured content and teams that publish frequently.
Headless
Traditional CMS platforms handle both content storage and website display. Headless systems only handle content, the website is built separately and pulls content in.
The advantage is speed and flexibility. The site loads faster, and you can use the same content across a website, an app, or anywhere else. The tradeoff is more setup work upfront.
We’ll recommend traditional or headless during discovery based on what you’re actually doing.
Timeline
Discovery
Discovery, content structure planning.
Design
Design.
Development
Development and CMS configuration.
Delivery
Content migration, training, launch.
Sites with unusual content structures or large migrations take longer.
Fit Live Demo Mode
Businesses that publish regularly, blogs, case studies, news, events, team changes, product updates. If you’re updating your site more than once a month, a properly configured CMS pays for itself quickly. Also suits teams where multiple people contribute content and you need control over who can change what.
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