These are the foundations we expect on every site, whether it has five pages or fifty.
It works well on a phone
Many visitors arrive on a phone. A phone number you can tap, a form that is easy to complete and text you can read without zooming are basics.
It is accessible and quick to load
Clear contrast, labelled form fields, keyboard access and pages that load fast help everyone, including customers using older devices or a weak signal.
You own it
The domain, hosting and database should sit in accounts you control. A studio like ours should hold delivery access only, and you should be able to remove it.
You can change it
Prices, offers, opening hours and photos change often. An editing page lets you do it yourself without waiting for a developer.
It is findable
Each page needs its own title and description, a sitemap, and the right local details so search engines understand where you work.
It can be undone
Every change should be saved so a mistake can be rolled back to the last working version in minutes.
You approve it
Nothing should go live until the owner has seen it on a phone and a computer and approved it in writing.