Website Development

• Marketing teams of two to six who own their company site
• School communications staff maintaining a public-facing website
• Founders launching a first proper site
• Staff who inherited a site and no documentation

1. 20 minAudit the current site: what it must do, who reads it, what breaks.
2. 30 minStructure on paper — pages, hierarchy and one clear action per page.
3. 60 minBuild a real page live: sections, type scale, images and forms.
4. 30 minMobile pass, loading speed checks and alt text.
5. 20 minHandover: roles, publishing rules and a one-page manual.

• Each participant publishes one complete page unaided by the end of the session.
• The team leaves with a written page template and edit rules they can repeat.
• One named owner knows how to change copy, swap a photo and publish without help.

6 to 16 participants. Computer room or boardroom with laptops and reliable Wi-Fi. Indoor only.

Page template pack, image library, accessibility checklist and handover manual. Client provides laptops, Wi-Fi and one large screen.

Beginner. No coding needed; comfortable typing is enough.

Indicative. Final quotation depends on group size, location and dates.

In practice: a five-person marketing team at a Tuas logistics firm had been waiting three weeks for each page change. We rebuilt their six core pages in one afternoon and left a two-page editing guide. Their comms executive now publishes campaign pages herself, and the agency retainer dropped to a quarterly review.

• · Photography for the new site
• · Copywriting clinic
• · Six-month content calendar