Organize connected content
Define how services, people, projects, and articles relate, so information can be reused where it belongs.
A Craft website shaped around your content.
When your content needs more structure, the CMS should help. We build Craft websites with tailored fields, clear editing workflows, and custom designs—then connect the content structure to a considered SEO setup.
Give complex content a clear home.
Craft can fit a site with different content types, relationships, or publishing needs that deserve a purpose-built structure.
Create a custom experience
Build templates around the design and customer journey, with fields that make sense to the people maintaining the site.
Support multiple sites or languages
Plan what is shared and what is specific to each site or language, including URLs, content ownership, and review.
Improve an existing Craft build
Review the content model, templates, plugins, and search setup before deciding where a focused improvement or rebuild will help.
Example workflow
One project story. Useful in the right places.
An example of structured content supporting a detail page and related content elsewhere on the site.
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Capture the story
An editor adds the project details, approved images, and relevant services.
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Connect the content
Relationships identify where that project belongs in the wider site.
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Preview in context
Review the detail page, related listings, and search information before publication.
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Publish consistently
Templates present the approved information in the places defined by the content model.
We define which information is shared, which can vary, and who can edit or publish it. A useful structure should reduce repetitive editing without taking control away from the team.
Craft SEO begins in the content model.
Make useful details editable
Give editors clear fields for titles, descriptions, images, and other search information. Define sensible defaults and where a page needs its own content.
Carry the structure into the pages
Implement consistent headings, metadata, canonical URLs, and relevant structured data in the templates. Check what the published page actually outputs.
Plan URLs and language versions
Review entry URLs, pagination, filtered views, sitemaps, and redirects. Where language versions are in scope, connect the correct pages and their language signals.
What goes into the build.
We plan the content model and editing needs before building the templates. Licensing, plugins, hosting, and ongoing maintenance are agreed with the project.
- Content model, entry types, and custom fields
- Custom responsive design and Craft templates
- Editor previews, guidance, and publishing permissions
- Search metadata, canonicals, and sitemap implementation
- Content migration, redirects, and locale planning
- Hosting, update responsibilities, and technical handover
From the first conversation
to a working solution.
- 01
Map the content
Inventory what you publish and how the content types, audiences, and sites relate to one another.
- 02
Design the model and pages
Review fields and editorial tasks alongside the visual design so the front and back of the site work together.
- 03
Build, migrate, and review
Develop the templates, move the agreed content, and test search settings, redirects, and editor workflows.
- 04
Launch with ownership
Train the team and document hosting, updates, access, and the ongoing development process.
Questions before we start
When is Craft a good fit?
Craft is worth considering when a site has distinct content types, relationships, or editorial needs that benefit from a custom model. It gives developers tools to define the fields and templates around that content. We compare the complexity, budget, and publishing workflow before choosing the platform.
Can Craft handle more than one site or language?
Yes. Craft supports multiple sites within one installation and provides options for sharing and localizing content. We still need to plan the domains or URL paths, which content is shared, translation ownership, and search behavior. Those decisions are part of the design and build.
Does Craft take care of SEO automatically?
Craft provides the foundation for managing content and URLs, but the SEO implementation depends on the build. We define metadata fields, template output, sitemap behavior, redirects, and any selected plugins. We also review content quality and internal links, because a well-configured CMS is only part of a useful site.
Can you take over or upgrade an existing Craft site?
We can begin with an assessment of the current version, templates, plugins, hosting, and content model. That identifies compatibility work and migration needs before changes are made. We define a review environment, test important pages and editing workflows, and agree the launch plan with you.
Make your content easier to manage.
Tell us what you publish, who maintains it, and where the current structure gets in the way. We’ll help shape the right Craft build.
Discuss your Craft site