Hand written templates
A template per page type, written for your pages rather than adapted to them.
Start a projectWeb development, written by hand
Sites written in code, not assembled
A page builder ships its own weight to every visitor. Written out by hand, a page carries only what it actually uses, and it stays that way.
- No page builder, no bought theme
- Only what the page uses is loaded
- You still edit it in the dashboard
- Built to be changed later
What is included
What comes with a build
Every page you approved, written out and put live.
A theme of your own
Not a bought theme with your logo on it. Yours, and nobody else uses it.
Start a projectFast on a phone
The narrow screen carries the least, because that is where the slow connections are.
Start a projectEditable without us
The parts that change are fields in the dashboard, not code you have to ask about.
Start a projectHow it goes
From approved design to a live site
Nothing is guessed at this stage: the design is already agreed.
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The design, in code Page by page, exactly as approved. Nothing is redesigned while it is being built.
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Content and fields The parts that will change become fields, so they can be edited without touching code.
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Checks Every page on a phone, a tablet and a desktop, and every form and link followed.
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It goes live Onto your domain, with the old site kept until you are happy with the new one.
Overview
What written in code actually means
A page builder is a program that writes your page for you at the moment somebody opens it. It has to be able to build anything, so it ships the parts for everything.
Written out by hand, a page contains what that page needs and nothing else. That is the whole of the difference, and it is most of the reason a hand written site is quick.
It also means the site can be changed later without fighting a builder that has its own ideas about how the page is put together.
Questions
What people ask before they start
Yes. The parts that change are fields in the dashboard, and you do not need us to change a heading or swap an image.
Because it ships its own weight to every visitor, and because a site built in one is hard to change without it.
Sometimes. Send us the site and we will tell you honestly whether rebuilding is cheaper than repairing.
You ask, and we do them. The site was written to be changed, which is not true of most of them.