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Built by hand, with nothing spare to load.

ADK Creatives builds websites by hand. Your business's face on the web, a single page for a launch, or a proper rebuild of the site you already have. Fast because every piece earns its place, and in your name from day one.

Start a build The menu

01 Design the pages are drawn before they are built

The web pipeline: a paper courier walks a rail past four paper stations, Design, Build, Check and Launch, the four steps of a website build, with a trolley of page frames parked at the launch gate. W1 W2 W3 W4 W5 W6 W7 W8 Design Build Check Launch
One build

The page you are reading is one of ours.

Same hands, same standard. Look at how fast it arrived, open it on your phone, tab through it with the keyboard. That is the deliverable.

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One site, four partsHanded over in your name, from day one
PagesFormsAssistantHostingYour accounts
  1. A website takes shape
  2. Start with your goals and existing content
  3. Set up the domain and hosting in your accounts
  4. pages: home, services, contact, drawn before they are built
  5. forms wired to your inbox; the assistant mounted in your voice
  6. check: phones, keyboard, screen reader
  7. check: nothing loads that the page does not need
  8. a person reads every page before it goes live
  9. launch: your domain pointed, certificate live
  10. handover: everything already in your name
Build walkthrough
A website, step by stepThe log is scripted as an illustration; the four tiles are rules of the build
How it works

All of it in your name, from day one.

The site, the domain and the hosting sit in accounts you control from the first day rather than at the end of one. The studio works with access you grant it, so no part of your business ever lives inside the studio's and there is no transfer to wait on.

Timeline
Two to four weeks, typically. Typical rather than promised; the real timeline comes with the written proposal.
Ownership
The domain and the hosting are set up in your own accounts from the beginning. The site is yours on the same terms, and the build is made to keep working without the studio.
Payment
Scope sets the number. Every build is priced personally, in a written proposal, and there is a written agreement on every build.
After handover
You can change your own words and images without coming back. Layout changes and new sections come back as a small piece of work or under ongoing care. If something is broken, it is put right, not billed.

You can move it, hand it to somebody else, or leave it untouched for three years, and none of that needs a conversation with the studio first. How the studio works.

Fair questions

The questions people actually ask.

A few useful answers before we start.

01How are the sites built?

By hand, not assembled in a template or a page builder. That is why they load fast and carry nothing they do not need. It is a real difference, and it is the whole reason the page you are reading arrived the way it did.

02Do I need a designer or a logo as well?

No. The design of the site is part of building it: the layout, the type, the colour and the pieces that make it feel like your business. You are not sent elsewhere for the look of it.

A logo on its own is different. The studio is focused on automation and web design right now, so if a logo by itself is what you need, that is not something it can help with at the moment.

03Can I edit it afterwards?

Yes. You can change your own words and images without coming back to the studio. Layout changes, new sections and anything structural come back to the studio, either as a small piece of work or under ongoing care. The fear underneath this question is usually being locked out of your own site, and the honest answer is that you are not.

04Does it work on phones?

Every site is built to work properly on phones. It is not an extra and it is not an upgrade; it is simply part of building a site.

05What happens to my existing site and content?

Carrying existing content across is part of taking on a redesign, not a separate job. Losing what you already have is the biggest practical worry people have about changing site, and it does not happen here.

06Do I get analytics?

Set up as standard, in your own account, so you can see how the site is doing and the numbers belong to you like everything else.

07Can it be in more than one language?

Yes, and it is worth raising early, because it changes how a site is put together rather than being something added at the end. Say so on the call and Kobby will go through what it involves.

08Is it accessible?

Sites are built so they work for people using screen readers, keyboards and high contrast, as a matter of course rather than as an extra. The studio does not certify sites against a formal accessibility standard, so if you need certified compliance, that is a conversation to have with Kobby rather than a promise made here.

09Who owns it?

You do, outright, once the build is finished. Not a licence and not shared ownership. Nothing the studio makes for you is shown anywhere without asking you first, and a no is completely fine. Not sure what owning a site actually means? Here is how to check the domain, hosting and code are in your name.

10How many rounds of changes do I get?

That depends on the scope of the build, and the written proposal sets it out rather than a number promised here. Not liking the first direction is normal and expected. Work moves through feedback rather than landing perfect first time, so telling the studio something is not right is the process working, not a problem.

11What don't you take on for a web build?

Online stores with carts and checkout. Ongoing search ranking campaigns, though the studio does build fast, well structured sites, which is most of that work anyway. Mobile apps: the studio builds for the web, not app stores. Standalone brand and graphic design: logos and identity work on their own are not on the menu, though the design inside a site build always is.

Bring the site you have, or the one you need.

A personal reply within a day or two, then a call, then a written proposal. Nothing to prepare first.

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Tell us what the site has to do. We will tell you the shortest path to something that does it and ships.

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