Blog — breakdowns of real projects with numbers

Most accountancy websites are digital business cards: a stock-photo handshake, four bullet points, a contact form nobody fills in. Here is what web design for accountants should actually deliver — and the checklist to hold any agency against.

A solicitor's website is read by people in trouble: a dispute, a divorce, a house purchase going sideways. They are stressed, comparing three firms in one evening, and deciding who to trust with it. This guide covers what websites for solicitors must do — practically, not theoretically.

AI answers cite websites — and already send clients. Code-Site.Art's SEO specialist explains what language models love, what to do on your site this month, and how to measure it.

Not every trend deserves your money. Code-Site.Art's lead designer lists 5 fashionable moves you can skip without losing a thing — and 3 "eternal trends" that always work.

"We refreshed the site and traffic vanished" — a real fear with real causes. Code-Site.Art's lead designer covers 5 rules of a safe redesign and a case where traffic quadrupled after the refresh.

A fifth of a professional SEO audit you can run yourself — free, in an hour. Code-Site.Art's SEO specialist hands you 20 checks across 4 blocks: indexing, content, tech, local.

70%+ of clinic traffic is on phones, and a slow site loses patients before the first screen. What slows medical sites down, how to test yours in 2 minutes, and where speed hits a ceiling.

"Make it dark, it's stylish" is not an argument. Code-Site.Art's lead designer explains who gains sales from dark, who gains trust from light — and why a toggle costs more than it seems.

Google's map three sits above the first organic result — and takes the lion's share of clicks. Code-Site.Art's SEO specialist breaks down the map pack's three pillars and hands you a 30-day plan.

A practice, a clinic and a hospital all ask for "a website" — but mean three different tools with budgets from £800 to £12,000+. Here's which format is yours and how not to overpay.

"Make it beautiful" is not the brief. The brief is walking a person to an enquiry. Code-Site.Art's lead designer shows 9 moves from real projects — and the numbers they produced: 2.4×, 3.2×, $250,000+.

Search Console is Google's free report on how people find your business. Code-Site.Art's SEO specialist explains the 4 metrics and 3 reports worth checking once a month — in 10 minutes.

Patients open a few clinic websites and pick the one that doesn't annoy them. Here are 15 mistakes — from stock photos to missing online booking — that make them pick someone else.

80% of patients never scroll past page one of Google. Code-Site.Art's SEO specialist breaks down what medical SEO is made of — and why local search beats generic queries.

Patients decide whether to trust a clinic within their first 5 seconds on the site. Code-Site.Art's lead designer breaks down which design decisions build trust — and which work for your competitors.

A turnkey clinic website takes 4 weeks. Here's what happens week by week after the contract is signed — and how much of your time it takes (spoiler: about 5 hours).

SEO costs £300 to £2,000+ a month. Here's what makes up the price, why a "guaranteed #1" is a red flag, and when you shouldn't buy SEO at all.

A builder's website costs £800 to £4,500 — and pays for itself with one closed deal. Here's the quote breakdown and the 4 things a construction site can't win work without.

A clinic website costs £3,500 to £12,000+ in 2026. Here's what sits behind the number, a line-by-line quote for a core site — and the items where saving money costs you patients.

Once your site launches, you won't need to call a developer every time you want to change a line of copy, add a photo, update a price or publish a new service.

WordPress runs 43% of the web, but it isn’t the right call for every UK business. Here’s the honest comparison, down to three-year cost.

A custom website in the UK runs from £800 to £14,000+. Here’s what sits behind each number, and how to tell an honest quote from a vague one.

A straight technical read on Next.js vs WordPress for a business site — performance, SEO, cost and when each stack is the right call.