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Strategy, design, engineering, and growth under one roof — which means one conversation, one invoice, and one team accountable for the outcome.

What you get

Four things, one pair of hands

Most studios hand a project between a designer, a developer, and an SEO contractor who never speak — and nobody in that chain is building for AI search at all. Here it's one person doing all four, with the AI layer designed in from the first line.

  1. 01 — Answer engines

    Get cited by AI, not just ranked by Google

    An AI assistant answering a question and naming a local business as its source

    Google's AI Overview now appears on a large share of searches, and it doesn't return ten blue links — it returns an answer, with a handful of businesses named in it. Most local businesses haven't touched that surface and most web designers aren't building for it yet. I structure sites so an answer engine can read, understand, and quote them: schema markup, direct-answer blocks, a clean entity graph, and an llms.txt that states your facts in a form a model can't misread.

    • Schema markup across every template
    • Direct-answer formatting on the questions customers actually ask
    • Entity structure so AI resolves you to one real business
    • llms.txt — your facts, machine-readable, authoritative
    • Quarterly refresh available, because citations favour fresh pages
  2. 02 — Design

    Designed for your business, from a blank canvas

    Custom website design shown across desktop and mobile screens

    Every build starts empty. I work out what makes you the obvious choice, then build a visual language around it — type, colour, motion, and space that hold together on a phone in daylight as well as a desktop. The result is a site that looks like it belongs to you rather than to whoever sold the template.

    • Custom design, never a template
    • Mobile-first — most of your traffic is a thumb on a phone
    • Conversion designed in: forms, click-to-call, booking, maps, reviews
    • Accessible contrast, focus states, and keyboard paths as constraints
    • A look you own outright
  3. 03 — Engineering

    Hand-coded, because speed converts

    Code and a performance score showing a sub-two-second load time

    Every site is written by hand on Next.js and React — no page builder, no plugin sprawl, nothing loading four tracking scripts before your headline appears. Slow sites lose people before they ever see what you offer, so performance is a budget I hold through the whole build rather than a thing I measure at the end.

    • Sub-2-second loads as a hard budget
    • Next.js and React, typed end to end
    • Images encoded and sized properly, not uploaded raw
    • Hosting, domain, and analytics configured for you
    • Full ownership: your domain, your code, your accounts
  4. 04 — AI concierge

    An assistant that works the hours you don't

    An AI concierge answering a customer question late at night on a website

    Most enquiries arrive outside business hours and go cold before anyone reads them. Speed of response is one of the biggest levers on whether a lead converts at all — HubSpot's research found leads answered within a minute convert dramatically better than ones left overnight. The concierge is trained on your business, grounded in your own content so it answers from fact, and hands anything real straight to you.

    • Trained on your services, pricing, policies, and hours
    • Grounded in your content, so it doesn't invent answers
    • Qualifies leads and captures their details for you
    • Hands off to a human the moment it should
    • Kept current as your business changes, on Autopilot
Why teams pick us

Six reasons people pick this over an agency

Not slogans — the practical differences between this and a template shop or a five-person agency.

01

Built for AI search from the start

Schema, direct-answer blocks, and entity structure go in as the site is built, not bolted on by a contractor six months later.

02

Fixed price, fixed date

You know the number and the launch date before we start. Scope changes are quoted, never assumed.

03

You own everything

The repository, the designs, the domain, the accounts. No proprietary platform, no licence, no hostage situation.

04

Performance is a requirement

Sub-2-second loads are a budget held through the whole build. If a feature can't fit inside it, the feature gets redesigned.

05

One person, start to finish

The person who designed your site is the person who built it. Nothing gets lost in a handoff because there isn't one.

06

Built to be handed over

Documented components, a CMS your team can actually use, and a walkthrough so you're never stuck waiting on us.

How it works

Five steps. No mystery.

You always know what's happening, who's doing it, and what lands next. Fixed scope, fixed price, and a preview URL from week one.

  1. 01Day 1

    Tell me about the business

    A short call, or just a detailed message. What you sell, who buys it, what you want the site to do, and the questions customers ask you over and over — those become the pages answer engines quote.

    • Scope and fixed price
    • Page plan
    • Launch date
  2. 02Days 2–5

    Design

    Art direction first, then the real screens. You see the actual design in a browser, on your own phone, not a flat picture of it.

    • Art direction
    • Full page designs
    • Preview link
  3. 03Week 1–3

    Build

    Hand-coded against a performance budget, with schema, direct-answer blocks, and entity structure going in as it's built rather than bolted on afterwards.

    • Live preview URL
    • AEO layer
    • AI concierge trained
  4. 04Launch day

    Launch

    Domain, hosting, analytics, Google Business Profile, redirects if you had a site before. I stay online while it settles and watch the first traffic come through.

    • Domain and hosting live
    • Search + AI indexing
    • Handover walkthrough
  5. 0530–60 days

    Tune

    Launch is when the data starts. I watch what people actually do, fix what's getting in their way, and keep the AI layer current so you stay citable.

    • Post-launch tuning
    • Plain-English reporting
    • Optional Autopilot
The stack

Modern tools, chosen for a reason

Every tool here earns its place by making your site faster, easier to maintain, or cheaper to run. Nothing is on this list because it's fashionable.

Next.js 16

App Router, server components, streaming

React 19

Concurrent UI and transitions

TypeScript

Type-safe end to end

Tailwind CSS v4

Token-driven design system

Motion

Scroll-driven and physics-based animation

Schema.org

Structured data for search and AI

llms.txt

Machine-readable facts for answer engines

Retrieval-grounded AI

Concierge answering from your content

Stripe

Payments, subscriptions, invoicing

Cloudflare

Edge rendering, close to your customers

Headless CMS

Edit your own copy without a developer

WebGL

Interactive 3D, when the project calls for it

Good to know

Before you ask

The questions that come up in almost every first call.

Iotatron packages start at $249 for Launch, a custom one-page site live in five days. Growth is $1,297 and adds up to seven pages, the full AI-search layer, and AI copywriting. Scale is $2,600 for multi-location sites, e-commerce or booking, and a content engine. Enterprise builds start at $12,000 and are taken by application. Every price is fixed before work starts and paid in full at checkout — there are no hourly rates and no change-order surprises.

Next step

A short call is usually enough to know whether we're a fit. If we're not, we'll point you somewhere better.

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