We have restructured our web development, web design, WordPress, Google SEO and maintenance services so scope and deliverables are easier to understand before you make an enquiry.
Why the structure changed
Previously everything sat on a few pages, leaving clients to work out what we do, what is delivered and how pricing works. Each service now has its own page matching a different search need and buying stage.
Services now reflect distinct client needs
Web development and design: for businesses starting from scratch or rebuilding, focused on structure, content and launch process.
WordPress development: for teams who want to update content themselves and control cost, focused on ease of use and long-term maintenance.
Google SEO: for sites that already exist but lack visibility, focused on technical foundations, content and keyword structure.
Website maintenance: for clients who want updates, backups and security handled on a schedule.
What each page answers
Each page sets out when the service fits, the scope of work, expected timing, deliverables and what the client needs to provide. Clients can then judge for themselves before asking specific questions.
Launch and ongoing care both matter
Deployment, search foundations, backups, maintenance and redesign protection are now explicit delivery areas rather than add-ons.
Most website problems appear after launch: plugin updates, hosting changes and slower performance as content grows. Including them in scope lets businesses plan operations properly.
Choosing the right service
If the site does not exist yet, start with web development or WordPress. If it exists but has stalled, run an audit first and then decide between optimisation and redesign. See turning a website audit into phased improvements.
For the wider framework, read What Is SEO.
The restructure does not change arrangements for existing clients: current scope and timelines remain as agreed.