Our website developers are experienced with a range of eCommerce platforms so we can guarantee delivery of the right solution for your online store. 

We specialise in WordPress website design of all sizes and complexities, from one page landing sites to larger websites with completely customised functionality. 

WordPress is highly customizable, offering tailor-made websites unique to the user. Custom functionality enables full flexibility to create any type of website. Once built, the website can be easily updated.

We are a digital agency that believes in design craftsmanship, we thrive in situations that require critical thinking and we love data a little bit more than any person probably should.

Having the opportunity to take the many years of knowledge we have, working in technology and design for different sectors, and applying it to projects where we can push what’s possible and make a difference, is what get’s us out of bed in the morning.

We build the fastest websites on the internet

Our approach to creating websites is built around concepts we’ve taken from Formula One race team management.

We plan everything up front, down to the smallest detail.

Every part of the website design is prototyped so that it can be presented to the client and signed off at each stage.

Finally, during the build, we meticulously analyse and improve each part of the site. Over and over until it’s running at the fastest speed possible.

Why does website speed matter?

When it comes to website speed we are talking in seconds. Your website might load in 4 or 5 seconds already. What difference will it make if a web design agency can make your website load in under 1 second?

Pingdom tools, one of the internets most used website analysis tools, collected data provided from the huge number of sites using them to test visitor insights. What they found is that a websites speed directly affects bounce rate (the number of people who visit one page of your website and immediately leave).

A whole new market of potential customers

Reducing your bounce rate has a real impact. As a simple example, for a website that loads in 5 seconds, the average bounce rate is 38%. If the load time was improved to under 1 second, the average bounce rate would drop to 7%.

For a website with 10 thousand visitors per month, that means an extra 3’100 visitors who engage with your content instead of leaving when your site takes too long to load.