Why this matters

Websites don’t stand still

When a website isn’t actively improved, it slowly becomes less effective. Performance slips, accessibility falls behind, and new ideas get delayed or dropped altogether.

Many organisations treat their website as something to maintain rather than something to improve. Issues are fixed reactively, new functionality is postponed, and no one owns the technical direction.

Over time, this has a real impact. Conversion rates stagnate. Accessibility gaps appear. Small technical decisions start to limit what the website can support.

Our Website Improvements service exists to solve that.

We take long-term responsibility for your website. Not just keeping it running, but actively improving how it performs, how accessible it is, and how well it supports your organisation’s goals.

This is the model we’ve used to support organisations like Eureka! and Stay in a Pub for over three years. A consistent technical partner, embedded alongside your team, focused on steady progress rather than short-term fixes.

What we do

Proactive improvement across every critical area

Maintainability

When updates feel risky and only one person understands how the site works.

  • Safer update workflows
  • Plugin bloat reduction
  • Fix fragile integrations

New Functionality

Building and evolving features as your organisation grows.

  • New tools and integrations
  • Feature development
  • New page templates and blocks

Performance

When slow pages and inconsistent mobile behaviour cost you enquiries.

  • Core Web Vitals improvements
  • High bounce rate reduction
  • Faster load times across devices

Compliance

When accessibility and legal requirements become a quiet but growing risk.

  • WCAG 2.2 improvements
  • Accessible to all users
  • Privacy and GDPR best practice

Conversions

When users reach your site, but don’t take the next step.

  • Clearer navigation and structure
  • Conversion journey mapping
  • Drop-off analysis and refinement

Ownership

When improvements are discussed, but never planned or delivered.

  • Monthly planning sessions
  • Clear backlog and priorities
  • Ongoing technical ownership
How it works

A flexible, long-term partnership

01

Start with clarity

We usually begin with a website audit to understand where your site is today and what it realistically needs.

02

Agree priorities

From there, we shape a plan around your business, your objectives, your website, and your pace.

03

Ongoing improvement

We deliver steady, proactive improvements over time, reviewing progress regularly and adjusting priorities as your needs change.

Your technical partner

More than support. Real ownership.

For many clients, we act as their technical lead or virtual CTO.

We don’t just work on tickets. We join planning calls, speak with third-party suppliers, and help translate business needs into technical decisions.

We act as a bridge between your team and anything technical. Whether that’s marketing platforms, booking systems, agencies, or internal stakeholders.

This level of involvement is why our relationships tend to last. We’ve supported Eureka! and Stay in a Pub for over three years, adapting the work as their organisations evolved.

The work flexes because no two websites, or businesses, are the same.

Experience
16+ years Developing high performing websites
3+ years Supporting long-term clients
Senior-led No junior handovers
Questions

Common questions

How much do retainers cost?

Plans are flexible and shaped around your website, your priorities, and what we uncover during the audit. We'll provide you with 2-3 different monthly options.

Do we get a named developer?

Yes. You work with senior developers who understand your website and stay involved long-term.

How often do we speak?

Depending on your needs, we suggest either a fortnightly or monthly catch up call. This usually lasts one hour and provides an opportunity to discuss upcoming priorities and changing business requirements. We love meeting in-person, we try to meet up at least once per year for a whole day planning session.

Next step

Put someone in charge of your website

If your website needs ongoing improvement, clearer ownership, and a senior technical partner you can rely on, a continuous improvement retainer is the safest way forward.

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