Base Build (Standard) Website
Don't Know Where To Start?
Ask yourself: What do I want my website to achieve?
Most clients simply want a professional online presence with a contact form—and to rank on page one of Google. If that sounds like you, our Base Build is exactly what you need.
We’ve built hundreds of websites for businesses of all shapes and sizes, and through that experience we’ve distilled every project down to its essential components. The result is our Base Build: a single, comprehensive package that delivers everything a business needs for a professional, fully functional online presence—an ideal foundation you can rely on now, and a solid framework to expand on if required or when you’re ready.
One-Page vs Base Build: Which Is Right for Your Business?
Not all websites are created equal. Depending on your goals, budget and growth plans, you’ll want to choose the format that delivers the best bang for your buck—and the smoothest experience for your customers. Here’s a quick breakdown:
One-Page (Micro-Business) Website
The lean, mean, scrolling machine.
This is a single, scrolling page that houses all your content: hero banner, services, about, contact form, etc.
Advantages:
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Speed to Market: Quicker to build and launch—ideal if you need to go live fast.
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Budget-Friendly: Lower cost—perfect if you’ve got a tighter spend or only a handful of key messages.
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Mobile-First Workflow: Visitors tap and scroll, not click through menus.
Disadvantages:
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Growth Limits: Adding new sections or services can feel cramped all on one page.
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SEO Constraints: You’re optimising one URL only, which can limit keyword reach.
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Content Overload: If you’ve got lots of diverse content, it can feel overwhelming on one page.
Base Build (Multi-Page) Website
Built for growth and SEO.
This is a foundation site with multiple dedicated pages (Home, About, Services, Blog, Contact, etc.).
Advantages:
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Scalable Structure: Easily add services, blog posts, galleries or an online store.
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SEO Powerhouse: Each page targets different keywords—more chances to rank.
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Structured Navigation: Visitors find exactly what they need with clear menus.
Disadvantages:
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Higher Investment: More pages mean more design & development hours.
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Longer Turnaround: Building and testing multiple pages takes longer than a one-pager.
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Ongoing Maintenance: More pages to update, back up and tweak over time.
Which Should You Choose?
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Go One-Page if you need a slick, budget-friendly presence that goes live fast and won’t expand soon.
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Go Base Build if you’ve got plenty to say, expect growth or need serious SEO firepower.
FAQs
Yes—you’re in luck! Both options use the same underlying system and framework, so upgrading is straightforward.
We’ll need to:
- Restructure the navigation into a multi-page setup
- Design and format your new pages
- Tweak the overall layout
This extra work will add a bit of cost (and you’ll need to allocate support-package hours for the upgrade), but you won’t have to start from scratch.
A: It’s built for growth from the start, SEO and future-proofing your online presence:
- Scalable Structure: Start with core pages (Home, About, Services) and add blog posts, galleries or an online store whenever you’re ready.
- SEO Powerhouse: Multiple pages let you target different keywords—Google rewards depth and relevancy.
- Crystal-Clear Navigation: Visitors find exactly what they need without endless scrolling.
What you’re getting:
- A robust platform that grows as your business does
- Peace of mind—no full rebuild when you decide to expand
- Better ROI—spend a little more now, save big on future upgrades
A: It’s quick, lean and lovely—ideal if you:
- Need to launch quicker
- Have one or two core messages and a tighter budget
Why you might outgrow it:
- New services or sections get squeezed into the same page
- SEO reach is capped by that single URL
- Your story can feel cramped on one continuous scroll
