AVERAKS/What we build/Brochure sites
Not every business needs a lead machine. Some need three or four pages that say who you are, what you do and how to reach you, loading fast, looking like you meant it, and never embarrassing you when someone Googles your name. That is a real job and it deserves real work.
Start your enquiry A few questions. A real plan back within a day.Most people meet your website after they have already heard your name, from a referral, a card, a van. The site’s job is to confirm you are real and worth calling. That is won or lost in the first screen.
A brochure site has no excuse to be slow. No page builder bloat, no twelve tracking scripts, no 4MB hero image. Hand written and light enough to open instantly on a phone in bad reception.
Your business name, your services and your area, marked up so Google and the AI assistants understand what you are. A site nobody can find is a business card you never hand out.
Your colours, your type, your photos. A template with your logo dropped on it looks like a template with your logo dropped on it, and customers can tell.
lighterMeasuring this page as you loaded it.
Measured in your browser just now, not quoted from a case study. The reference is the median mobile page weight reported by the HTTP Archive Web Almanac. Weight is not the whole of speed, but nothing else you do matters much if the page is 2.6MB on a phone.
Home, about, services and contact, written so each one has a reason to exist, and built so they load fast and read well on a phone first.
Best when you need presence and credibility, not a funnel.
Fast hosting, a secure domain, sensible page titles and descriptions, a sitemap, and analytics so you can see whether anyone is visiting.
Best when you never want to think about it again.
Ambition, not quality. A brochure site tells people who you are and how to reach you. A lead generation site is engineered to produce enquiries, with the structure, proof placement and instrumentation that takes. Both are built to the same standard here. One is simply doing a bigger job.
Yes, and that is usually the sensible order. The groundwork is the same either way, so adding service pages, an online store or a booking system later builds on what is already there rather than replacing it.
No. Bring whatever you have, whether that is photos, an old site or notes, and we can shape the words with you. Most people find it easier to talk it through than to face a blank page.
The domain stays in your name, always. You register it, we get access to the technical side, and you keep it if you ever leave. That is not negotiable from our end. It is yours.
Answer a few questions and a real plan comes back within a day: scope, price and timeline, no obligation.
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