Design and build
A site designed around your service and your customer, then hand-coded so there’s no theme bloat, no plugin sprawl, and nothing that breaks on its own six months from now.
Web development studio
EST 2026
Websites built to bring in work.
Digital Futures designs and builds sites for service businesses. Hand-coded, fast on a phone, and shaped around one job — turning the people who find you into the people who call you.
- Turnaround
- 2–3 weeks
- Built with
- Hand-written code
- Loads in
- Under a second
- Revisions
- Until it’s right
What we do
Everything the site needs, nothing it doesn’t.
Most small business sites are slow, hard to read on a phone, and vague about what the business actually does. Each of these fixes one of those problems.
Words that do the selling
Before writing a line, we look at how people actually search for your service and what your competitors are saying. Then we write pages that answer the question a customer is really asking: can you do the job?
Fast on a phone
Most of your visitors are on a phone, often on patchy signal. Pages are built light so they appear immediately, because a site that takes five seconds has already lost the call.
Looked after, after launch
New prices, a new service, a photo swap. Send it over and it gets changed — no dashboard to learn, no ticket queue, no re‑quoting a twenty‑minute job.
How it goes
05 STEPS
You’ll always know what’s happening next.
No mystery, no month of silence. Here is the whole thing, start to finish.
01
A call
Twenty minutes on what your business does, who you want calling you, and what the site has to achieve. If we’re not the right fit, you’ll hear that on this call rather than after an invoice.
30 minutes
02
A plan and a price
You get the page list, what each page is for, the timeline, and one fixed number. Nothing starts until you’ve agreed to all of it, and the number doesn’t move unless you ask for something new.
Within 2 days
03
Design and build
The site gets designed and written, then built. You see it on a private link as it comes together, so there’s no big reveal at the end that turns out to be wrong.
Week 1–2
04
Your review
You go through it and send back everything you want changed. It gets changed. Then you look again. This repeats until you’re happy — it isn’t capped at two rounds.
Week 2–3
05
Launch
The domain gets pointed, the contact form gets tested end to end, and the site goes live. You get a short written guide to what’s where and how to reach us when something needs changing.
Week 3
What it costs
One fixed price, agreed before anything starts.
Every business needs something slightly different, so a price on a page would either be wrong or meaninglessly vague. Instead you get one number, in writing, before any work begins — and it covers the whole build. No hourly billing, no surprise line items at the end.
Four things move that number:
- How many pagesA single strong page costs less than a nine-page site. Most businesses need fewer pages than they expect.
- Who writes itWriting the copy from scratch takes longer than working from words you already have.
- PhotosUsing your own photos is free. Sourcing and licensing images takes time.
- What happens afterOngoing edits and hosting can be included or left out entirely. Your call.