Our Services
Four service lines covering the whole digital stack — video, web, infrastructure and mobile. Take one, or hand us the lot.
Video Production
Animation, motion graphics and editing — from script and storyboard through to final delivery. The whole pipeline in one place, so you get a finished piece rather than a folder of assets.
Web Development
Custom WordPress builds and hand-coded static sites. We pick the approach that fits the business rather than defaulting to one, then build it to load fast and convert.
Domain & Hosting
Domains bought and hosting configured on whichever provider suits you. SSL, business email and backups handled, with everything registered in your name.
App Publishing
iOS and Android development through to store submission — build, testing, listing assets and release, so the app actually reaches people.
Our Process
A streamlined workflow designed to deliver exceptional results
Discovery
We discuss your goals, vision, and project requirements in detail
Concept
We develop concepts, wireframes or storyboards and share the direction for your approval
Production
We build it — animation, code, or configuration, depending on what the project needs
Review
You review the work and provide feedback for refinements
Delivery
Final files delivered in your preferred format, ready to use
Four lines, one chain
Most projects need more than one of these. A product launch is usually an explainer video, a page for it to point at, a domain and hosting to serve it from, and sometimes an app at the end of it. Splitting that across four suppliers means four briefs, four timelines, and four people who can each point at somebody else when it does not work.
Taking it as one chain means the video is cut for the page it will sit on, the page is built on hosting we configured, and nothing sits waiting on a handover between vendors. You are not obliged to take the chain — most clients start with a single line and add later.
How we choose the build
There is no default stack here. The decision comes from how the business actually operates:
Hand-coded static
For businesses that publish rarely. No CMS, no plugin stack, nothing to patch and nothing that can break because something auto-updated overnight. It loads almost immediately on mobile data, and the running cost is close to nothing. The trade is that content changes come through us rather than through an editor screen.
Custom WordPress
For businesses that need to edit regularly, or whose catalogue keeps growing. Built on a hand-written theme rather than a page builder — page builders add a rendering layer and a large amount of CSS and JavaScript to every page, which works directly against the speed the site is being built for.
Capacitor for mobile
When a working web platform needs to reach the app stores, wrapping it beats maintaining separate Android, iOS and web codebases that each need the same feature written three times. What that approach does not give you for free is an app that feels native — the splash screen, status bar theming and security settings are configuration work, and we do it rather than leave it at defaults.
What you own
Every domain is registered in your name. Hosting sits in your account. Store listings go under your developer account, and signing keys are handed to you and backed up. If you decide to work with someone else, everything transfers without a negotiation.
How a project runs
The five stages above — discovery, concept, production, review and delivery — are the shape of most engagements, but the weight shifts by service line. A video project spends most of its time in concept and production. A website spends it in discovery, because the decisions that matter are made before anything is built. An app publishing job is mostly review: store submissions fail on listing assets, privacy declarations and metadata far more often than on the build itself.
After launch
Sites we build are handed over working, indexed and with structured data in place — not left as something that technically loads. Where we also handle hosting, that includes SSL, business email and backups. For apps, post-launch updates and release management continue as long as you need them.