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Website Services

Sites engineered to load fast, rank well and convert

A website is infrastructure, not a brochure. We design and build sites on a modern stack where performance, accessibility and search visibility are engineering requirements rather than a report you receive after launch.

  • Core Web Vitals as a build target
  • WCAG 2.2 AA compliance
  • You own the codebase
Overview

Built properly, from the foundation up

Most website problems are not design problems. A site that takes six seconds to load on a mid-range Android phone, or that a screen reader cannot navigate, or that ships four hundred kilobytes of JavaScript to render a paragraph of text, is failing for reasons no redesign will fix.

We build on Next.js and React with server-side rendering, aggressive asset optimisation and a component architecture that stays maintainable after we hand it over. Performance budgets and accessibility checks run in the build pipeline, so a regression fails the deploy rather than being discovered by a user months later.

The design work is treated with the same seriousness. Interfaces are built from a documented system — type scale, spacing rhythm, colour tokens with verified contrast ratios — which is what makes a site look considered on every page rather than only on the three that got attention.

What's included

9 services within Website Services

  • Website Design
  • Website Development
  • UI/UX Design
  • Landing Pages
  • Portfolio Websites
  • Corporate Websites
  • Business Websites
  • E-commerce Websites
  • Website Maintenance
Benefits

What you gain

The outcomes clients see when this work is done properly.

Speed as a specification

Core Web Vitals targets are agreed before development starts and enforced in the pipeline. Fast sites rank higher, convert better and cost less to run — the payoff is compounding, not cosmetic.

Accessible to everyone

Semantic markup, keyboard navigation, verified contrast and screen-reader testing are part of the build, not a remediation project. It widens your reachable audience and reduces legal exposure.

Search visibility from day one

Server rendering, clean URL architecture, structured data and canonical discipline are built in. Crawlers get a site they can read completely on the first visit.

Yours to maintain or extend

Documented, conventional code in your repository under your ownership. No proprietary builder, no licence that stops working, no dependency on us to change a heading.

Our Process

How the work runs

The same sequence on every engagement, so you always know what happens next and what is expected of you.

01

Discovery and architecture

We map who the site serves, what it must achieve and how content is structured. Sitemap, URL architecture and technical requirements are agreed here — decisions that are cheap now and expensive to reverse after build.

02

Design system and interface

We establish the type scale, colour tokens, spacing and components, then design the pages from that system. You review real interfaces at real breakpoints rather than a desktop-only mockup.

03

Development

Built mobile-first on Next.js and React with performance budgets and accessibility checks running continuously. You get a live staging URL from the first week, updated as work lands.

04

Content, QA and launch

Real content in place, then testing across devices, browsers and assistive technology. Redirects, analytics and search console are configured before the switch, not after traffic drops.

05

Support and iteration

Post-launch monitoring, dependency and security updates, and a handover covering how to run the site. Ongoing maintenance is available and entirely optional.

Why DIGIBLOCK

What makes us different

The structural differences that change what you receive and how the engagement runs.

Real code, in your repository

No page-builder lock-in. You hold the repository, the deployment configuration and the domain, and any competent developer can pick the project up.

Performance is a pass or fail

Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals thresholds are contractual build targets, verified on throttled mobile conditions rather than on a desktop over office wifi.

Accessibility is not an upgrade

WCAG 2.2 AA is the baseline on every project at no additional cost, because a site that excludes users is not finished.

Handover that actually transfers

Documentation, a walkthrough and editing training. Success is you not needing to call us for routine changes.

Technologies

The stack behind the work

Established, well-documented tools your team can keep using — nothing proprietary that only works while we are engaged.

Core stack

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Node.js

Content and commerce

  • Sanity
  • Contentful
  • WordPress
  • Shopify
  • WooCommerce

Infrastructure

  • Vercel
  • Cloudflare
  • AWS
  • Supabase
  • PostgreSQL

Quality and monitoring

  • Lighthouse CI
  • axe DevTools
  • Playwright
  • Sentry
  • GitHub Actions
Frequently Asked Questions

What clients usually ask

The questions that come up in every early conversation. If yours is not here, that is what the consultation call is for.

How long does a website take to build?
A focused marketing site of six to ten pages typically runs four to six weeks. A larger corporate platform or an e-commerce build runs eight to sixteen weeks depending on integrations and catalogue complexity. The single biggest variable is content readiness — projects that slip almost always slip waiting for copy and imagery, which is why we agree a content deadline in the schedule as firmly as a development one.
Do you work with WordPress or only custom builds?
Both, and the right answer depends on who maintains the site. WordPress makes sense when a non-technical team publishes frequently and needs a familiar editor. A custom Next.js build makes sense when performance, bespoke functionality or integration depth matter more. We recommend based on your situation rather than on what is most profitable to build, and we will tell you when WordPress is genuinely the better call.
Can you redesign our existing site without losing our SEO?
Yes, and this is where most redesigns quietly go wrong. Before anything changes we capture your current rankings, inventory every indexed URL and map redirects one to one. Content that earns traffic is preserved rather than rewritten for novelty. Post-launch we monitor Search Console daily for several weeks so any crawl or indexing issue is caught within days instead of after a quarter of lost traffic.
Will we be able to update the site ourselves?
Yes. Every build ships with a content management layer appropriate to your team's comfort level, plus a recorded walkthrough and written documentation. Routine work — publishing a post, editing copy, swapping images, adding a team member — is designed to be done by you without a developer. We would rather you called us for something interesting than for a typo.
What happens after launch?
Thirty days of post-launch support is included, covering fixes and adjustments as real traffic surfaces things staging never does. Beyond that, ongoing maintenance is available and genuinely optional — dependency updates, security patching, uptime monitoring, backups and a monthly performance report. Clients with in-house developers frequently take the handover and run it themselves, which is a perfectly good outcome.
Do you build e-commerce stores?
Yes, on Shopify, WooCommerce or a custom headless setup. Shopify suits most catalogues and gets you trading fastest. Headless is worth the additional cost when you need unusual merchandising logic, complex ERP integration or performance beyond what a hosted theme allows. We size this to your catalogue and order volume rather than defaulting to the most complex option.

Get a straight assessment of your current site

Send us the URL. We will come back with performance, accessibility and search findings — specific, prioritised and free.