Build the website your firm needs to run.

A website project becomes much easier to assess when the required behaviour is written down. Which pages can staff edit? Where should a new enquiry go? Who receives an alert if a submission fails? What happens when an integration is unavailable?

We turn those questions into a build specification. That lets you review the proposed functionality before development starts and test the finished work against the same requirements.

1. Implement from the agreed design

   Build the shared components and representative pages first, then apply them to the remaining content. Keep design decisions and content responsibilities traceable.

2. Check the important actions

   Test representative screen sizes, keyboard use, form validation and the agreed integration paths. Review image weight and page performance alongside real content.

3. Prepare the handover

   Document the editing process, account responsibilities, backup arrangements and launch checks. Confirm who handles updates and operational issues after release.

A fast page with vague copy leaves the visitor’s main question unanswered. Development works best alongside web design and service content, so the technical structure supports what your prospective client needs to know.

We use accessibility and performance guidance to inform implementation and testing. The exact acceptance criteria belong in your specification; a generic “accessible” or “100-score” promise does not describe what has been checked.