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A website built like infrastructure.

Your flagship site, rebuilt as a system: positioning at the top, evidence through the middle, measurement underneath, and performance everywhere. Designed to convert, engineered to be changed — because a site you can’t test is a site that stops improving the day it ships.

The decision underneath the deliverable.

Your flagship site, rebuilt as a system: positioning at the top, evidence through the middle, measurement underneath, and performance everywhere. Designed to convert, engineered to be changed because a site you can’t test is a site that stops improving the day it ships.

Beautiful is the entry fee. The point is a site your team can still be proud of — and still be editing — two years in.

Inspect the system, not the page count

A revenue website works because its layers reinforce one another.

A buyer understands the argument.

What leaves the room with you.

Concrete outputs.
No mystery middle.

01

Conversion-first design system

Editorial, distinctive, and reusable — every component earns its place.

02

Engineered build

Modern stack, Core Web Vitals discipline, accessibility as a requirement not a retrofit.

03

Event instrumentation

A documented taxonomy from first visit to qualified lead.

04

Editing autonomy

Your team changes copy, proof, and pages without calling us.

How the work moves.

A visible process with decisions at the centre.

01Weeks 1–2

Foundation

Audit findings or fresh diagnosis; sitemap and message architecture agreed.

02Weeks 2–5

Design

Wireframes to high fidelity, reviewed async — decisions tied to the brief.

03Weeks 4–8

Build

Implementation with weekly staging access. No big reveal, no surprises.

04Weeks 8–10

Instrument & launch

Events verified, baselines recorded, launch, then a 30-day watch.

Fit before persuasion.

The fastest route to trust is knowing when to say not yet.

This is likely useful when

  • Established teams whose site no longer matches the calibre of their work
  • Companies structurally limited by their current platform
  • Leaders who want measurement built in, not bolted on

Choose another route when

  • ×Brochure sites that exist to exist
  • ×Anyone whose real constraint is positioning — we’ll say so and start there

Questions worth asking.

Before you commit.

Which platforms do you build on?

Modern JavaScript frameworks (Next.js most often) and, where it fits, structured CMS platforms. The honest answer is scoped per project — tell us your stack and constraints.

Who owns the work?

You do — design files, code, and data. Ownership terms are written into the agreement before work starts.

Can you work with our internal developers?

Yes. The scope can make BIGWEB responsible for the whole implementation or define a design-and-conversion layer that your internal engineering team delivers.

If the fit is wrong, we will say so.

Bring the constraint.
Leave with a clearer move.

Scope my rebuildFrom US$24,000 · phased around the commercial priority