B2B web design for technical businesses.

Typically 12–16 weeks for a standard B2B site without ecommerce, and up to six months for an ecommerce project. We can work faster, but a few things usually dictate the length of a project:

• Availability of stakeholders within your organisation to provide input and sign off
• Producing content for the site - imagery, copy, technical data
• Training your team, if that's needed before launch

If you're working to a tight deadline, tell us early. A quick conversation up front lets us plan around these bottlenecks so everything lands on time.

A site with a standard set of 20–25 components starts at £12,495 + VAT. That covers strategy, design, build and every element of the SEO migration. What pushes the cost up:

• Additional components
• Integrations with third-party platforms and systems
• Additional time for design
• Content production support (we work with a series of closely vetted third parties who can support with copywriting, photography, illustration and brand)

For everything that affects the cost of a project, read our article on what a B2B website costs — it includes a scorecard you can use while reviewing proposals.

Not if it's done properly. We plan the migration up front and follow a process designed to preserve your search equity, so you keep the visibility you've earned.

B2B buyers research for longer. Buying cycles involve more stakeholders, and decisions get weighed against a long list of parameters rather than made on impulse.

So a B2B website has to serve that longer journey: clear positioning, documented evidence to back it up, and a route through for each stakeholder group.

That means you need an agency partner with experience in this space, and the technical background to build on a CMS your team can edit and update quickly, so you're not restricted once it goes live.

Yes. We'll work with you to understand your positioning, then design the experience around your buyers.

The difference is what we design for. A modular component structure in WordPress, rather than a restrictive set of templates - so you're in the driving seat after launch, not waiting on us.

Yes, with some caveats. Our job is to make sure you're not boxed in after launch. That means a disciplined approach to the design and careful thought about how everything fits together - and occasionally, a compromise on the design to protect your flexibility.

TL;DR: we're happy to collaborate with anyone, but we'll need to brief your designer on our approach so we can keep our promises to you on flexibility post-launch.

That's the point. We build with a component-driven structure and reusable blocks, so your team assembles and launches pages themselves. When you do want us for a new component, an integration, or support — we're quick to respond.

One word — focus. We work in B2B for technical and STEM businesses, and we support dozens of organisations in that space. So we know what works, what doesn't, and if you've got a challenge, we've almost certainly seen it and solved it before.

Want to know if we're a good fit for you? Book a call and let's have a chat.