Pixels with a Purpose.
Most small-business websites are built around what the owner wants to say, not what a visitor needs to see. Slate designs around behaviour: what people look at first, where they drop off, and what actually makes them get in touch.

Speed is not a technical bonus, it is a business requirement. Every Slate site is built on a modern framework with optimised images, subsetted fonts, and stripped-back scripts. Core Web Vitals are part of the brief from day one, not patched in at the end.

A website you cannot edit is a liability. Every Slate build is handed over with a CMS approach that fits how you work, whether that is Webflow, WordPress, or a simple markdown setup. Training is included as standard.

Common questions.
A typical 5–8 page site takes 3–5 weeks end to end, depending on content readiness and feedback pace. Single-page sites can ship in 7–10 working days.
The Pro tier is recommended for new website builds because of the project size. The Starter tier is well suited to website edits, landing pages, and ongoing site improvements.
Slate provides copy direction and structure, but heavy copywriting projects are typically scoped separately. The exception is short, marketing-led pages where the design and copy need to move together.
Yes. Migrations from Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy and similar are common. Redirect mapping is included so existing search rankings are preserved.

Every new client gets a free intro call with me before any work begins. It's a chance for me to understand your business properly, and for you to ask anything you like, no pressure, no pitch. If you'd like to find out more before signing up to anything, I'm always happy to hear from you.
Dan Smith, Senior Designer