Website and search content production
Good content is not word count. It is the shortest useful path between the customer's question and the business's answer.
Core website content
Business websites usually need a small set of pages that clearly explain the offer and establish trust.
- Home page
- Service pages
- About
- FAQ
- Contact
- Location/service landing pages where justified
Supporting content
Additional pages should exist because they answer a real question or support a useful topic, not because a publishing calendar demanded filler.
- Detailed information pages
- Technical specifications
- Scope pages
- Case studies
- Source-backed articles
- Help and FAQ material
AI-assisted workflow
AI can accelerate research, outlines and drafting. Human review remains responsible for factual accuracy, relevance and tone.
- Research assistance
- Outline generation
- Drafting
- Editing
- Internal-link suggestions
- Metadata assistance
- Source review
AI-assisted production stack
AI accelerates research, implementation, testing and iteration. Human engineering judgement remains responsible for the finished work.
Full text list
- OpenAI — Frontier models, Codex, agents, coding, research and business AI. Provider information
- Anthropic — Claude models and AI-assisted analysis, coding and workflow support. Provider information
- Google Gemini — Multimodal models, research, coding and agentic workflows. Provider information
- GitHub — Version control, code review, delivery history and controlled deployment. Provider information
- Ollama — Local and self-hosted model workflows where that architecture is useful. Provider information
- Hugging Face — Open models, datasets and specialist AI tooling. Provider information
Google search, measurement and business services
Search, analytics, advertising and business services work best when the website is structured and measured properly.
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- Google Search Console — Indexing, crawl visibility, search queries, coverage and site health. Provider information
- Google Analytics — Traffic, engagement and conversion measurement. Provider information
- Google Tag Manager — Controlled deployment of measurement and conversion tags. Provider information
- Google Workspace — Business Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Meet and productivity services. Provider information
- Google Ads — Paid search, conversion tracking and campaign measurement. Provider information
- PageSpeed Insights — Performance and Core Web Vitals diagnostics. Provider information
- Google Business Profile — Local business visibility and public business information. Provider information
- Google Merchant Center — Product feeds and shopping visibility where relevant. Provider information
Web standards, code and frameworks
We are not locked to a single framework. Straightforward sites should stay straightforward; applications can use deeper stacks when justified.
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- HTML5 — Semantic document structure and modern browser standards. Provider information
- CSS — Responsive layout, presentation, accessibility and performance-conscious styling. Provider information
- JavaScript — Standards-based browser and application behaviour. Provider information
- TypeScript — Typed application development for maintainability and safer change. Provider information
- React — Component-based user interfaces when an application needs them. Provider information
- Next.js — Full-stack React framework for suitable applications and content sites. Provider information
- Vue — Progressive user-interface development. Provider information
- Svelte — Compiled, performance-conscious user-interface development. Provider information
- Astro — Content-focused websites with low client-side JavaScript where appropriate. Provider information
- Python — Automation, data processing, APIs and supporting services. Provider information
The detailed pages exist for customers who want to inspect the engineering. The customer-facing offer remains deliberately straightforward.
