Do you work with platforms other than WordPress?+
Yes. WordPress is our specialism, and we also offer Joomla and Umbraco website development and support, bespoke web applications and API integrations. We review the requirements and existing setup before confirming the approach and scope.
Can you take over an existing Joomla or Umbraco website?+
We can review an existing website for ongoing support, repairs or development. The initial assessment covers the platform version, templates or packages, custom code, hosting and available documentation. We then agree what can be supported and any changes needed before work begins.
Can you build a customer portal or an internal business application?+
Yes. We can scope bespoke applications such as customer portals, booking tools, dashboards and request or approval workflows. We begin with the people using the application, the tasks they need to complete and the data and systems involved.
How do you decide which platform to recommend?+
We consider content management, functionality, integrations, user permissions, budget, hosting and long-term maintenance. WordPress remains a strong option for many of our projects. When another CMS or a bespoke application better fits the requirements, we explain the reasons and trade-offs.
Can you migrate our website to a different CMS?+
We can assess a migration between suitable platforms. Planning includes content and media, URLs and redirects, custom functionality, integrations, editor training and the launch process. The scope depends on the source website and the requirements of the destination platform.
What happens after the website or application launches?+
We can agree ongoing support, maintenance and planned improvements around the platform and its importance to your business. Hosting responsibilities, update arrangements, documentation and handover are defined as part of the project.
How much does web application or CMS development cost?+
Projects are scoped and priced individually. We assess the required functionality, existing code, integrations and delivery stages, then provide a proposal identifying the project scope and relevant hosting, licensing or other third-party costs. Timescales are confirmed before work begins.