Design & build
Hand-authored sites on a modern static architecture. Owned code, 100/100 on the numbers, WCAG 2.2 AA, and structured so machines can read you.
We build the rare site that is quick, accessible, search-and-AI readable, and yours to keep — all at once, because they are the same work. No page builder lock-in. No third-party scripts. No accessibility widget pretending to be compliance.
A lean, static page passes Core Web Vitals by construction.
The same clean HTML is what a search engine and an AI assistant can quote.
That semantic markup is what a screen reader navigates — accessibility by default.
Standard code you can host anywhere and hand to anyone. No lock-in.
It does not decay, bleed traffic, or need a rebuild — the lowest cost over time.
Build one good page and it satisfies all five. The green score is just the most visible of them.
Hand-authored sites on a modern static architecture. Owned code, 100/100 on the numbers, WCAG 2.2 AA, and structured so machines can read you.
Static delivery on a global edge — pennies to run, almost nothing to patch, and no plugin bloat to slow you down later.
Deliverability done right, on your own domain. We resell no platform, so the advice you get is about your inbox, not our margin.
We are a neutral arbiter: we sell no page builder, no CMS licence, and no accessibility overlay. That is why the assessment you get is straight.
Most web advice is written for designers. Ours is written for the buyer: what to ask, what to avoid, and why. Each guide is in English and Spanish.
AI is now your most important visitor. Why a static, semantic page gets quoted — and an over-built one disappears.
ADA, the EAA, AODA and more — why accessibility is built into the code, never bolted on with a widget.
The buyer's side nobody writes: total cost of ownership, and why the cheap site costs more by year three.
The green score is a ranking factor, a revenue factor, and the visible proof the whole build is right.
An honest buyer's guide — and the third option every Wix-vs-Squarespace comparison skips: owning your code.