Services
For established construction, engineering and specialist businesses—and ambitious smaller companies ready to present themselves properly.
01 / Website design & development
From the first sitemap to the final launch, a website built around what your business does and what your customers need to see.
02 / Website redesign
When the company has moved on but its website hasn’t. Keep what is useful, fix what is holding it back, and make the quality of the business visible.
03 / Ongoing website support
New projects, changing services, better content. Agreed support keeps your website current without making every update another project.
Before we begin
No hidden assumptions.
The detail matters.
For planning, allow around 6–10 weeks for a focused brochure website once scope and content are agreed. Larger sites or content-heavy migrations may take longer. Your proposal sets the actual schedule and review points.
You provide the facts: services, projects, credentials and anything that must be accurate. MWS shapes the structure and can help develop the wording. Copywriting, content entry and approvals are agreed in the scope.
We review what you already have, specify what is missing and can work with your chosen photographer or videographer. New shoots and production costs are agreed separately.
Yes, where a CMS is included. We agree which content your team should control, build suitable editing fields and provide a handover. Simple sites can also use an agreed managed-update service.
The proposal sets out ownership and handover before work begins. The intended model is that you own your content and the agreed custom work after payment. Fonts, software and third-party services retain their own licences.
Hosting, domain control, platform choices and recurring costs are explained before you commit. We agree who manages each account and what a future move would involve. Hosting is not assumed to be free forever.
Yes. We review the existing pages, content and important URLs, then plan the migration and redirects. Access to your domain, current site and relevant accounts is arranged before launch.
You receive a handover and the launch-support period agreed in your proposal. Beyond that, support can cover maintenance, content updates or planned improvements. Scope, response expectations and fees are agreed in writing.
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