Websites & Digital Experiences

“I need a better website.”

Still looping? Read on.

Before · the loop

Your website is the first thing most customers see.

It should load fast, look good on a phone, be easy to update, and still work in three years. Most sites we replace fail at least two of those.

After · the base case

A fast website you can update yourself, built to last for years.

Typical timeline
4–10 weeks
First preview
Within 7 days
Before we start
A plan, in writing
You own
Code, accounts, notes
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How we help

What this might involve

Not every project needs all of this. After a first call we plan only what fixes your problem.

  • A new site or a rebuild of the one you have
  • Online shops with fast checkout and stock that stays accurate
  • Booking, enquiry and quote forms that go straight to your inbox or CRM
  • An editor your team can use without help
  • Getting found on Google, including local search

Why it matters

What changes for your business

  1. More enquiries from the same visitors

  2. No more paying to rebuild it every year or two

  3. Change words and pictures without calling a developer

  4. Fast on phones, where most of your customers are

How we work

Call. Plan. Build. Hand over.

Four stops. You always know which one you're at.

  • Day 1

    Discovery call

    Nothing to prepare.

  • Day 2–3

    Written proposal

    A clear plan, in writing.

  • Weekly

    Build in the open

    A working link every week.

  • Launch & after

    Handover or hosting

    Yours to run, or ours to host.

Good to know

Straight answers

For the technically minded: how we'd build it
  • Next.js and React for custom builds; WordPress or a headless CMS when editing needs come first
  • Static or server rendering for Core Web Vitals and crawlability
  • Structured data, sitemaps, canonical URLs and per-page metadata
  • Accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA, tested with keyboard and screen readers
  • Automated deployments with a staging link from week one
How much will it cost?

It depends on what you need. After a thirty-minute call we talk you through the options and what they involve, before any work starts.

Do I need to understand the technical side?

No. You just need to know what's not working and what you'd like to do. We handle the rest and explain every decision in plain English.

How long does a project take for websites?

Usually 4–10 weeks, with a working preview within 7 days.

Often paired with

Related services

Let's find the Basecase

Ready to talk about websites?

Tell us what's happening in your business. We'll reply within a business day with what we'd do about it, and roughly what it would cost.

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Tell us what's not workinginfo@basecasetech.com.au

Replies in one business day. You'll speak directly with an engineer.