Web & Digital
Build a website that explains your value and invites action
An unclear website can make a capable business difficult to understand. Plan the content, structure and enquiry journey before development, so each page has a useful role.
The challenge
Start with the right problem
The project starts with the people you need to reach and the questions they need answered. Content and presentation should work together to make your services easier to assess.
Recognise this? A short conversation is usually the quickest way to agree a sensible next step.
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What the engagement can cover
Projects are scoped separately, with their own plan, acceptance criteria and handover.
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Discovery and content
Define audiences, pages, key messages and conversion goals.
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Design and build
Develop an agreed visual direction and responsive website.
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Launch preparation
Validate links, forms, accessibility basics and deployment requirements.
Our work
Websites we have delivered
Delivered websites
Live websites designed and built by Northbridge.
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Live website
Supported housing
Comply Homes
Website for a provider of supported accommodation and tailored support services for people who need stable housing.
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Live website
Roofing, Essex and London
GT5 Roofing Services
Website for a roofing company providing repairs, installations and flat roofing for residential and commercial properties.
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Live website
Housing support
Expectations UK
Website for a housing support organisation working with local councils, charities and partner organisations.
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How it works
A clear route from discussion to delivery
Agree a brief and sitemap, establish design direction, prepare content, build, review and test. The statement of work defines page counts, revision rounds, integrations and acceptance criteria.
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Step 1: Understand
Discuss your business, users, systems and immediate concerns.
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Step 2: Prioritise
Separate urgent issues from planned improvements and agree the scope.
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Step 3: Deliver
Carry out the agreed work with a clear point of coordination.
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Step 4: Review
Document what has changed and consider the next priorities.
Scope and costs
Know what is included
E-commerce, complex functionality, copywriting, photography, ongoing changes and paid integrations are included only if specified. Hosting and maintenance arrangements must be clear.
How work is scoped
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Ongoing care. Routine care maintains an agreed existing environment. Support hours, onsite coverage and how urgent issues are handled depend on your agreement.
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Scoped projects. Material changes, such as migrations, security rollouts, new offices or a new website, are scoped separately with their own plan, acceptance criteria and handover.
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Third-party costs. Licences, cloud consumption, third-party products, advertising spend and hosting costs are identified in the relevant proposal rather than assumed to be included.
Questions you may have
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Can you replace our existing site?
A rebuild can include a review of current pages and a redirect plan. Existing access, content rights and SEO history should be considered.
Will we be able to update content ourselves?
Editing requirements should be agreed before selecting the platform. A static site and a CMS provide different maintenance experiences.
Next step
Discuss the next step
Tell us what you want to improve, what you have in place today and any important constraints. We can discuss whether this service fits your needs and what should happen next.
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