Frequently Asked Questions
Can you redesign our current website without losing important content?
Yes. We can assess your existing website and identify which pages, content and functionality should be retained. Where appropriate, we can migrate content, improve its structure and plan redirects from old URLs so visitors and search engines reach the correct pages after launch.
Can you connect our website with our CRM or other business systems?
Yes. Our system integration services can connect your website with CRMs, recruitment platforms, payment providers and other third-party software. The right approach depends on the systems involved, the information that needs to move between them and how your team currently manages those processes.
Do you build websites for technology and professional services businesses?
Yes. We create websites and digital platforms for technology companies, consultancies, recruiters and other professional organisations. Our experience includes delivering websites for professional services businesses that need to present detailed expertise clearly, support more complex user journeys or connect with existing systems.
How long does a new website take to design and build?
The timescale depends on the size of the website, the amount of content required, the complexity of the design and whether the project includes bespoke development or integrations. We agree the scope, key stages and expected delivery schedule before development begins so your team has a clear understanding of the process.
How much does a bespoke website cost?
The cost depends on the number of page types, design requirements, CMS functionality, integrations and any custom features involved. After discussing your requirements, we provide a clear proposal setting out the recommended approach, project scope and cost.
Which content management system do you use?
We have extensive experience developing websites with SilverStripe CMS. It provides a flexible and secure foundation for organisations that need straightforward content management alongside bespoke functionality and future development. The most suitable platform will always depend on the requirements of the project.