Not another template.
A site people can actually read, on the phone they are actually holding, that you can edit yourself afterwards without ringing anybody.
One page, built from blocks, at every width
Drag the window's handle, or pick a colourA robot is building a home page from blocks. Each one lands on the phone, the tablet and the window at once, and each screen fits it to its own width. Drag the handle under the window to resize it, or pick a colour.
We design the narrow one first. It is the harder problem, it is where most of your visitors are, and a layout that survives a phone almost always looks better on a desktop too.
The site, and everything around it.
- Marketing sites and brochure sites
- Landing pages for a campaign
- Redesigning one that has aged badly
- Brand marks, colour and type
- Design systems and component libraries
- Deciding what goes on the page, and in what order
- A CMS, so you can change a price without ringing us
- Blogs, case studies and news sections
- Accessibility, measured against WCAG 2.2 AA
- Performance budgets and Core Web Vitals
- Responsive down to a small phone
- Illustration and icon sets
- Business cards, decks and print
- Email templates that survive Outlook
- Structured data, sitemaps and the SEO groundwork
- Analytics that do not need a cookie banner
- Moving off Webflow, Wix or Squarespace
- Hosting it somewhere that costs almost nothing to run
The look comes from the subject.
We look at what the good ones do
Before drawing anything we go and look at the best sites in your sector, and at what has changed since the last time yours was built. Taste is not a substitute for looking.
It should look like your trade
A plant nursery and a law firm should not end up with the same site in different colours. The shapes, the photography and the words come from what you actually do.
Components from the first screen
Whatever we draw on the first page becomes a reusable piece. By the fifth page the site is assembling itself, and it still looks like one site rather than five.
Checked, not claimed.
You can edit it
Text, images, prices and pages, changed by you. If a site needs a developer to correct a typo, it was built wrong.
It passes
Contrast, keyboard use, screen readers and load speed get measured against the standards and the numbers handed over. This site was built the same way.
It is cheap to keep
Most sites do not need a server sitting there all month. Built the way we build them, hosting is usually pennies, and there is no licence renewal waiting for you.
Site looking tired?
Send us the address and tell us what you wish it did. We will come back with a price and a timescale.
hello@bitwrighttechnologies.com