Most small business sites run on WordPress, and most of the trouble owners have with their sites comes from keeping it running: a plugin update that breaks the layout, a theme that stops being maintained, a login page on the open web that someone keeps trying. None of that is a flaw in the owner. It is the cost of a site that assembles itself from a database every time someone visits.
How our sites are built
The sites we build are static: the pages are built ahead of time and served from Cloudflare's network, with no database, no WordPress core, no plugins and no admin login on the public site. That means nothing to patch every month, no plugin conflicts, far less for an attacker to break into, and pages that load quickly on a phone.
Checked on every build
When a change is made, the site is rebuilt and checked before it goes live: speed, accessibility and broken links. Every site is built to WCAG 2.1 AA, checked on every build. We do not publish load times or scores as promises, because they change with the network and the phone; what we promise is the build and the check.
What hosting covers
Hosting is the network, the daily backups and the updates the site needs to keep building. The care plan adds the edits. Both are month to month, and you can cancel either with 30 days' notice.
