Web design near Bath for brands where the website needs to do real work.
A website has to do more than look good in a pitch or win approval internally. It needs to make the business clearer, build confidence quickly, and hold together properly once it is live.
From our studio near Bath, we design and build websites with clarity, craft, and enough rigour to support the business long after launch.
Who this is for
For teams whose current site is falling short.
Often the business is doing good work, but the website does not show it. Pages have accumulated over time, the structure has lost shape, and nobody really wants to touch the CMS. Every template and workaround has cost a little clarity, and the whole thing feels slower than it should.
We work with founders, marketing teams, and product leads who need a site that feels clear, credible, and straightforward to run.
What we do
We design and build websites properly, from structure through to code.
We treat websites as complete systems, not surface-level redesigns. Structure, content, design, and development are shaped together so the result feels coherent, performs well, and is easier to live with after launch.
Information architecture
Clear structures that make the site easier to use and easier to grow.
Website design
Thoughtful visual design grounded in the wider brand system.
Front-end development
Fast, accessible builds with proper attention to detail.
CMS setup
Editing experiences that are flexible, useful, and not a chore.
Performance and accessibility
Handled as part of the build, not as an afterthought.
Ongoing support
Refinement, iteration, and continued improvements after launch.
Selected project proof
Recent website work.
A selection of recent work from the studio.
Perfectly Clear
A technically complex B2B software brand made clearer and more approachable online.
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Equals Even
An e-commerce site balancing medical credibility with warmth and clarity.
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Bloobloom
A considered, distinctive e-commerce site built around a bold eyewear brand.
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YakChat
A product marketing site built as part of a broader brand and design system.
View case studyHow we work
A process that keeps design and development aligned.
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Audit and strategy
We look honestly at what the current site is doing well, and where it is failing.
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Structure and content
We shape the pages, hierarchy, and narrative before the visuals take over.
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Design and build
Design and development move together, so decisions hold up in the finished site.
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Launch and iterate
We stay close after launch to refine, improve, and extend.
Common questions
Web design and development: common questions
- What technology do you build with?
- We typically build with Astro for static and content-led sites, and headless CMSs such as Sanity or Storyblok where editors need flexibility. For e-commerce we work with Shopify or headless equivalents. The choice follows the brief, not the other way round.
- How do you handle accessibility?
- We aim for WCAG 2.2 AA conformance on every site we build, and we test with CollectivAlly, an accessibility tool we have helped develop. Performance and Core Web Vitals are considered from the start, not treated as late-stage fixes.
- Will my team be able to edit the site?
- Where a CMS is needed, yes. We structure editing around how your team actually works, so the site is easy to maintain without becoming messy.
- Can you take over an existing website?
- Often, yes. We frequently inherit sites that have grown unevenly. We will audit honestly before we propose anything.
- Do you visit clients in Bath?
- Yes. We meet clients in Bath regularly, and on-site when a project benefits from it.
Other services
Explore the rest of the studio.
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Brand identity
Positioning, naming, and visual systems for ambitious businesses.
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Digital product design
UX and UI for complex tools, platforms, and SaaS products.
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Brand systems
Guidelines, design systems, and rollout for in-house teams.
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Design agency near Bath
Working with local businesses, founders, and in-house teams.
Planning a new site, or trying to fix one that no longer reflects the business? Tell us what is not working.