Services

Build what the business needs now.

We start with the commercial and technical problem, then define the website around it. Every paid project is scoped individually.

Rebuild

Website Rebuild

For established businesses whose current site no longer reflects the company behind it.

  • Current-site review and preservation plan
  • Responsive redesign and content hierarchy
  • Conversion paths, forms and CTA structure
  • CMS fit for ongoing use
  • Technical cleanup and migration plan
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Custom

Custom Web Development

When the website needs portals, dashboards, workflows, subscriptions, booking, integrations or business logic beyond conventional pages.

  • Requirements mapping
  • Custom data and workflows
  • User roles and secure access
  • External integrations
  • Operational dashboards
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Ongoing

Website Management

For clients who want Leon Web Tailor to stay involved after launch without transferring ownership of the infrastructure.

  • Maintenance and health checks
  • Functionality and dependency reviews
  • Technical support
  • Website-related campaign consultation
  • Preferential pricing may apply to additional work

The scope and monthly fee are tailored to the level of support, maintenance and ongoing involvement you need. Hosting, domains, licences and new development remain separate unless expressly included.

Campaign architecture

Translate marketing into website execution.

Your marketing policy stays yours. We advise on how the website should technically execute it.

  • Channel-specific landing architecture
  • CTA and form structure
  • Campaign attribution and UTM planning
  • Traffic segmentation
  • Website changes required before launch
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Consultation

Advice before execution.

Prospects can start with a direct project discussion. Where useful, LWT may use its internal diagnostic process to assess the current website before recommending the scope of work.

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Not sure which route fits?

Start with the current website, not a package name.

Discuss your website