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Web Development · Latest
How Much a Website Really Costs in the UK
Website prices in the UK vary widely. Here’s what each price band covers, what’s excluded, and why two agencies can quote £8k and £25k for the same brief.
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SEO & Growth
How to Migrate a Website Without Losing Rankings
A step-by-step guide to migrating your website without losing search rankings, covering URL inventories, redirects, speed tests, and recovery steps.
Engineering
Custom API development: the process, and what it costs
An API is a contract other people build on, which makes its design harder to change than the code behind it. Here is how to get that contract right, and what the work costs.
Web Development
The ultimate guide to web development for UK businesses
Not a tutorial. A guide for the person paying for the website: how to choose a platform, what actually affects rankings and speed, and when rebuilding is the wrong answer.
Working With Us
Cost estimation: how software work should actually be priced
Two agencies quote the same brief at £12,000 and £40,000. Usually neither is lying. Here is what actually drives the difference, and how to tell which quote you can rely on.
Mobile Apps
App development guide: what it costs, how long it takes, and what goes wrong
Most app projects fail on the same handful of decisions. Here is what those decisions are, what each option realistically costs in the UK, and where budgets quietly disappear.
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