Web and digital engineering, since 2008

New websites, built properly.WordPress sites, moved without losing a page.

Fast, secure websites your own team can edit, for almost any business, from a simple brochure site to a complex shop or product library. We use AI only where it will pay.

Website Risk Analysis

What is your current situation?

What we know

  1. WordPress takes constant care to keep safe.

    11,334 flaws were disclosed in 2025, nearly half with no fix on the day. Move a site off WordPress. Look after one that stays.

  2. On mobile phones a page should load in under two seconds.

    That is our measure of fast. Secure and safe have measures too, and we define all three so you can check each.

  3. Your team should be able to easily edit your site.

    A simple editor shaped around what your team changes, with every change saved and reversible.

  4. AI is only worth it when it solves a real problem.

    We build AI around your own data, and say a straight no when it won't pay.

From our work

  1. The IFS Coatings home page: a dark hero headed Thousands of Colors, with the site’s menu above it.
    IFS CoatingsA library of thousands of colours moved to a quicker, safer siteWhat it covered: WordPress migration, Website, The editorBefore 3.2 s · Now 1.4 s
  2. The OpenThrottle Powder home page: a headline over a close photograph of a powder-coated wheel, with a Shop colors button.
    OpenThrottleA trade shop without WooCommerceWhat it covered: E-commerce, Website, Customer accountsOld site not measured · Now 1.2 s
  3. The Matthew Brook home page: a portrait of the singer beside his name set large and a quotation from the Observer, on a dark ground.Photograph: © Jess Shurte Photography & Dunedin Consort.
    Matthew BrookA singer's site he edits himselfWhat it covered: WordPress migration, Website, The editorBefore 4.8 s · Now 1.1 s
  4. The British Film Database home page: a count of 9,544 films, a search box and a row of film posters.
    British Film DatabaseOur own project: 9,500+ films, rebuilt every weekWhat it covered: Data engineering, Website, AutomationNew site · Now 1.7 s

Time for the main content to appear on a mobile phone, in a lab test. Method in each case study.

Sources (1)

  1. State of WordPress Security in 2026 Patchstack (vendor), 25 February 2026, covering 2025. Accessed 28 October 2026.

Last reviewed 29 October 2026.

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