How we build it
Most website tools hand you whatever came out and let you find the problems yourself. We test your pages first, repair what we can, and tell you plainly about anything we could not.
Moving an existing site
Before anything is built we go through your current website page by page: every page, image, form and link. We read it more than once and keep going until two readings agree, so a page that was slow to load one day is far less likely to be missed.
Tools that clone a website copy everything, including the broken links and the missing image descriptions. We keep your words, your photos and your pages, and rebuild the rest properly.
We don’t add a donation button you didn’t ask for, invent a phone number, or wire up a form that quietly goes nowhere. If something can’t be carried across honestly, we tell you rather than fake it.
Accessibility
Every page is tested against WCAG 2.1 level AA, a widely used standard that appears in many laws and grant conditions. When a test finds a problem, we repair it automatically and test again, and we tell you about anything we could not fix.
Pages are loaded in a real browser at phone and desktop sizes and checked with an open-source testing engine that professional accessibility auditors also use, not a checklist filled in by hand.
Common problems, like missing image descriptions, unlabelled form fields and text that is too faint to read, are repaired before you see the page. You are not handed a list of homework.
When you ask the assistant or your AI tool for a change, the result is tested again, so accessibility is less likely to slip as your site changes.
Adding accessibility to a site built without it is expensive and sometimes impossible. Here it is part of the build, at no extra charge. Automated tests cannot catch every problem, so tell us if something on your site is hard to use.
On every build
If a test finds a problem we repair it, and we tell you about anything we could not. The tests inform and repair; they do not hold up your publishing.
Afterwards
Many small websites are a template with a dozen add-ons bolted on, and they can break slowly. A plugin goes out of date, an update gets skipped, and eventually something is broken or insecure and nobody has time to look. Your site is written for your business, with no WordPress, theme or plugins, so that whole category of problem does not start.
There is no content system to keep current and no add-ons to update, because your site does not use any.
A plain site is simple pages served from our hosting network, with no login page and no database for anyone to break into. If you add a shop, customer accounts, bookings or forms, your site gains the services those need.
When you ask the assistant or your AI tool for a change, you see a private preview first and nothing goes live until you approve it. The change is tested the same way as the original build.
Pages are tested for layout, working links and accessibility, and problems are repaired automatically.
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