PlexRS services

Custom websites built around your business

A website should make your offer understandable and the next step easy to find. We connect content structure, design and development around the action your visitors need to take.

Discuss your website

Project fit

When this is useful

For businesses that need a marketing website, a focused landing page, or improvements to an existing web presence. If the core problem is accounts, permissions or operational workflows, a web application may be the better starting point.

Before the build

Decisions we work through

Audience and next action

Who needs the site, what do they need to understand, and should the next step be an enquiry, reservation or another existing business action? These decisions guide the page structure.

Content and editing

We agree who supplies and approves the copy, images and business facts, and which content your team needs to update. Editing requirements determine whether a CMS is useful; one is not added by default.

Existing systems and constraints

We identify the forms, booking tools and other systems the site must connect to. For an existing site, we also review the current URLs, useful content and migration constraints before proposing changes.

Agreed scope

What the work covers

  • Discovery of the audience, content needs and useful project scope.
  • Page structure and interface design for the agreed visitor journeys.
  • Responsive development, semantic page structure and technical SEO foundations.
  • Agreed integrations, content editing and launch checks.

What changes the scope

The number of distinct page types, content readiness, editing needs and integration requirements change the scope. A landing page and a multi-page site need different levels of work. We agree the useful release and responsibilities after discovery; no ranking or conversion outcome is guaranteed.

Ownership and handoff

Before work begins, we clarify the agreed source materials, editing access, deployment ownership and ongoing responsibilities. Third-party services and costs are identified rather than hidden inside the website scope.

Concept evidence

See the product decisions

These examples are concepts and previews. They demonstrate design and workflow choices; they are not client deployments or commercial results.

Velvet Lounge concept interface preview

Velvet Lounge concept

A rendered multi-page marketing concept with responsive presentation, editorial patterns and a demonstrational reservation experience.

Read the Velvet Lounge case study

Discuss your website

Send the business context, the current site or workflow, and the part you want to improve. We will clarify the useful scope and next step.