The practical questions, answered plainly.

A site that people actually update, and one person who can say yes to a decision. No paperwork is needed in advance: writing down what currently lives in people’s heads is part of the work.

No. What we build is the governance around your content: ownership, rules, workflows, calendars and documentation. The words on the pages remain your team’s.

Each engagement is priced individually in a written quotation, before any payment. It sets out the scope, the full amount in pounds sterling with applicable taxes included, the delivery schedule and the revisions covered. Nothing is added later.

That follows the scope, so the schedule is fixed in the written quotation rather than guessed here. The quotation also says what happens when materials or approvals arrive later than planned.

Governance frameworks, publishing workflows and operating documentation, handed over digitally as editable files. Where coordination is part of the quotation, the records of that work are handed over too.

Yes. Everything arrives in editable formats, and the handover notes explain how to keep each piece current. How many revision rounds are covered before handover is stated in your quotation.

Continued support for publishing routines, or coordination of contributors, can be agreed in writing as a separate scope with a quotation of its own.

We do not run, host or publish your website, and regulated, legal, financial, medical and cybersecurity services are outside the work. Sensitive internal material stays outside too: general business information is all the work needs.