Websites

A website should help a person understand an offer and take a useful next step. This topic covers structure, accessibility, performance, consent and the practical foundations behind a working site. Start with a real visitor task rather than a fashionable component. Check the result on actual pages and devices, and keep technical health separate from proof that an offer sells.

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Your photo or description on someone else’s page: how to prepare a request

Record the specific overlap, check permissions, and name the change you want.

Cookie banner and GDPR: what you need

The law does not ask for a pretty banner. It asks for a lawful basis for the data - and for real consent before your site stores or reads anything on a visitor's device. Check yours against three signs before the panel starts working against you.

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Your photo or description on someone else’s page: how to prepare a request

Record the specific overlap, check permissions, and name the change you want.

Cookie banner and GDPR: what you need

The law does not ask for a pretty banner. It asks for a lawful basis for the data - and for real consent before your site stores or reads anything on a visitor's device. Check yours against three signs before the panel starts working against you.

We build websites around a clear visitor task, a workable content structure and a result that can be checked.