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View case study →Barnsley is thirty five minutes north, and it has a digital scene that most people outside the town would be surprised by.
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Ash and the team have a good reputation of getting job done in term of quality and speed. We have been working with them to update our online business over a year. As a new online business we have many teething issues since beginning. With Ash's help, our business has now taken off to a new level. Highly recommended
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Couldn't ask for a better service when it comes to all of our website needs. From initial talks through to development and the countless hours of work that have gone into the progress of our site. Ash and the team have been amazing and continue to help in so many ways.
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I have worked with Ash and his team for several years. Not only is Ash technically very knowledgeable, he also has endless patience when older clients (i.e. me!) ask 'dumb' questions. I really appreciate Ash's positive attitude, looking for answers to challenges rather than the 'Computer says no'. I highly recommend Ash and his team for website development and all other things digital.
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Web design is usually where it starts. It is rarely where it ends.
Design and build by the same web developer: bespoke WordPress sites and WooCommerce shops, engineered to load fast and rank. One person carries the whole job, so nothing is lost between a designer's file and the finished site.
Website developmentWhen a working site needs to do something new: a calculator, a booking step, an integration, a job your plugins cannot do off the shelf. Scoped in a call, built as a custom plugin, and often shipped in days rather than weeks.
Plugin developmentUpdates, backups, monitoring and a developer on hand, so the site keeps earning after launch. Most Barnsley enquiries end up here eventually; the sensible ones start here.
Maintenance plansBroken sites fixed, slow sites made quick, and web development that turns more of your visitors into enquiries. If a web designer built it years ago and nobody has touched it since, this is the place to start.
Fixes & repairsBarnsley has spent a long time being written off and has quietly built something. The Digital Media Centre in the town centre has been incubating small tech and creative businesses for years, and the regeneration around it has pulled in independent retail and food. That gives the town two very different sets of clients. The digital businesses know exactly what they want and mostly need capacity rather than advice. The independents need the opposite: somebody who will explain the decisions plainly and build something they can run themselves afterwards. I am comfortable at both ends, and the second is often the more satisfying work.
Near enough to come to you when a project warrants it, though most start on a video call.
The things Barnsley businesses ask before we start.
Regularly. Agency work is white label by default, so your client only ever sees you, and the white label pages set out how that works.
No. Plenty of the work is a fix, a plugin conflict or a page that won't behave, billed hourly rather than as a project. Not everything needs to be a rebuild.
For most projects both, and here they are the same person. The web designer side decides how it looks, reads and persuades; the web developer side makes it real, fast and easy to update. Splitting those roles between two people is where budgets and briefs usually go wrong.
Because the odds are your site already runs WordPress, like most business sites in Barnsley and everywhere else. A website developer who works in WordPress every day knows why a site has gone slow, which plugins age badly, and how to build things that survive updates rather than fight them.
Yes, and it is some of my favourite work. A calculator, a booking step, a connection to a system you already use: scoped in a call, built as a custom plugin, and often delivered in days rather than weeks. The site does not need to be one I built.
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