Turnkey website development

Our previous site was assembled by three different contractors over five years and behaved accordingly. AWDS began with the tedious groundwork — untangling the catalogue structure and agreeing what the site actually had to do — before showing us a single design. The build held to the fixed quote, staged payments meant no leap of faith, and when our fulfilment partner changed mid-project they adjusted the integration without drama. A full year in, the admin panel is still the thing my content team praises most.

Norbert Stanton

Head of Digital, Ashenwood Interiors

They rebuilt our course platform end to end — enrolment, payments, student accounts. The discovery phase won me over: they interviewed our tutors before proposing anything. Launch happened on the agreed date, which, judging by my past software projects, makes them unusual.

Mabel Ryecroft

CEO, Longbarn Learning

Property search finally feels instant on a phone. Mobile enquiries make the case better than I could.

Selwyn Halloway

Marketing Director, Whitmoor Estates

The distributor portal replaced most of our phoned-in orders. Rollout to the full dealer network is still in progress, so I'll reserve final judgement, but the first regions took to it with barely any training — the discovery work earned its keep right there. Not a cheap project; so far it looks like money well placed.

Verna Braddock

VP Operations, Deepwater Distribution

Small workshop, first proper website — I braced for jargon and got patience instead. The shop went live with card payments and a stock counter that actually matches the kiln schedule. Communication cost them a star: mid-project my questions sometimes waited two or three days for an answer. The finished site, though, does its job quietly and well.

Merle Kranz

Owner, Cinderpath Ceramics