A larger website project usually means one of three things: a catalogue too big to manage by hand, a membership or booking system that has to work every time, or a site that has outgrown the structure it was originally built on. The work is less about design and more about how information is organised, how people search it, and what happens behind the scenes when someone books, joins or orders.
The projects below all started as existing websites that had run out of room. Treetop Hideaways needed availability and booking across separate treehouses. Cleveland Alliances needed thousands of sprayer parts organised so that a customer could find one specific item. H2 Evidence needed a structure that could hold a growing body of technical documents. Anglers First and Golfguard needed quotation and policy journeys that stand up to real traffic.
Every one of them runs on our fully managed WordPress platform, and in each case the client can log in and maintain the site themselves. If you have a project of this size in mind, call us on 01526 352919 and we will tell you honestly whether it is a restructure or a rebuild.
Larger Website Projects
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a website project large?
Usually one of three things: a catalogue too big to manage by hand, a membership or booking system that has to work every time, or a site that has outgrown the structure it was originally built on. It is rarely about the number of pages and almost always about how the information is organised and what happens behind the scenes when someone books, joins or orders.
How much does a larger website project cost?
More than the £750 plus VAT standard setup, because the cost depends on what the site has to do rather than how many pages it has. We quote on the specification, and we will tell you honestly if the standard service would do the job instead.
Can a large site still be edited in-house?
Yes. Every project runs on our fully managed WordPress platform with a content management system, so staff can add products, listings, events or pages without coming back to us for routine changes.