Websites

A site that loads fast, reads well, and that you can change yourself.

Designed and built here, on the same stack and the same hardware as everything else we run. Not a theme with your logo on it, and not something you have to ring us about every time a price changes.

The Snug website: its wordmark over a dark photograph of the room at night.

For businesses whose site is doing less than it should.

Accessible, and measured rather than asserted

WCAG 2.2 AA is the level most Australian organisations are now expected to meet, and it covers considerably more than people expect. We build to it from the start, because retrofitting costs several times what designing for it does.

The national firms audit but do not remediate. We do both, in one team.

  • WCAG 2.2 AA as a floor, not a finishing task
  • Audit and remediation by the same team
  • Real assistive-technology testing, not an overlay widget
  • Performance measured on the hardware people actually use

Audits that come with the fix →

The Nug General Store homepage: the NUG. wordmark above a photograph of the shopfront window with “Handmade pasta” in gold, beside a green panel with Book a table and See the pasta buttons.

Yours to edit

A site nobody but us can change is a site that quietly goes out of date. You get the ability to change copy, prices, people and pages yourself, without a per-seat licence and without a ticket.

We are still here when you want more than that — but wanting a new paragraph on a Tuesday should not be a project.

  • Content you can change yourself
  • No licence per seat, no per-edit charge
  • Designed and built in house, not from a template
  • Australian hosting on the same hardware as everything else we run
The Jane’s Deli site: a scalloped olive badge logo on warm paper, a photograph of three iced drinks on a pale green table, and an olive panel reading “brunch. sandwiches. filter & matcha.”

Whichever one you arrive through

  • Hosted on hardware we own, in Australia, with no licence fee that grows every year
  • The people who scope the work are the people who write it — there is no account manager
  • Maintained and extended after launch, by the person who already knows your system
  • Documentation written as we build rather than reconstructed afterwards

What it costs

From $150 a month

On a 12-month term, for a straightforward business site: design, build, hosting, and changes you can make yourself — no setup fee and no per-edit charge. That is the floor, not the average. Anything with the complexity of this site is quoted.

Current work

This site, and five hospitality sites across Brisbane, all on the Built page. Each one built the way yours would be.

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