A digital service, not an IP registration
A website does not protect an idea or a brand in law. It sits alongside the protection work — and where an invention is involved, we take care that the site does not disclose it before you are ready.
Website & Digital Presence
Once an idea has a name and a direction, it needs a place to be found. We plan and deliver websites and landing pages for brands, startups, researchers and professionals — timed and written so that what goes public is what you are ready to make public.
FeeQuoted on scope
Who it is for
- Startups preparing to launch
- Researchers, clinicians and consultants who need a professional profile
- Businesses refreshing an outdated site
- Teams launching a product, programme or event
What is included
Brand websites
A complete site that explains who you are, what you offer and how to reach you, built around your identity.
Startup websites
Clear positioning for early-stage companies — product, team, and the next step for customers or investors.
Landing pages
Focused single pages for a product launch, a research project, a programme or an event.
Professional portfolio websites
Profiles for researchers, clinicians and consultants that present credentials, work and publications with care.
Product and service websites
Structured sites for organisations with several offerings, built so visitors can find what applies to them.
How an engagement runs
- Stage 01
Discovery
Goals, audience, content you have and content you need.
- Stage 02
Structure and content
Pages, messages and the order a visitor meets them.
- Stage 03
Design
Visual direction built from your brand.
- Stage 04
Build and review
A working site you review on real devices.
- Stage 05
Launch and handover
Going live, and what you need to maintain it.
Stages describe the usual shape of the work. Timelines depend on the scope and, for filings, on the relevant office; no stage has a guaranteed duration or outcome.
Important to know
Who builds it
Design and development may be delivered with a specialist digital partner. Who is responsible for what is set out in your proposal before work begins.
What to have ready
- What you do, for whom, and what you want visitors to do next
- Your logo and any existing brand material
- Websites you admire, and why
- Text, photographs and documents you already have
- Your domain name, if you have one
Fee
Quoted on scope
Website projects are quoted individually after a short discovery conversation, because scope varies widely between a single landing page and a full product site.
Questions
Can you build the site before my patent application is filed?
Yes, but we will plan the content so that nothing on the site discloses the invention before filing. Where in doubt, the technical details wait.
Often considered alongside
Discuss your requirements
Tell us, in general terms, what you are working on and what you need, and we will suggest a next step.
Please don’t include confidential invention details in a first message. We will agree a suitable way to share them.