Web development & redesign

A working websitein two weeks.Better every two after.

Senior design and engineering, with AI agents doing the audits, checks and busywork in between. You see a real, working first version within two weeks, then we keep improving it every two weeks.

Albarí House
Terrane
Harbor & Pine PT
Halcyon Hotels
Sable & Rue
Whitlock & Rhee
Osteria Vela
Fieldnote
Tidewater Alliance
How it’s fast

Agents do the busywork.
People do the thinking.

The slow parts of a web project are rarely design. They’re audits, migrations, checks and back-and-forth. We automated those.

01

Site audit in a day

Speed, SEO, accessibility and AI-search visibility of your current site, checked before we design a thing.

02

Content moved for you

Pages, posts and products migrated and cleaned up, instead of copy-pasted by hand over weeks.

03

Checks on every change

Broken links, missing alt text, slow pages and layout bugs caught automatically, every time we ship.

04

Performance kept honest

Load time is measured on each build, so the site stays fast after launch, not just on day one.

What stays human: strategy, design, writing that sounds like you, and every decision about your brand. Nothing ships without a person signing it off.

How a project runs

Something real to see, every two weeks.

Typical for a marketing site when your content and a decision-maker are ready. Bigger builds go live in stages, two weeks at a time. You get the plan in writing after the audit.

  1. First days

    Audit & plan

    Agents audit your current site. We agree goals, pages and content, and you see a clickable plan.

  2. By week 2

    A working first version

    Your real site, designed and built, on a private preview link you can click through and comment on.

  3. Weeks 3–4

    Refine & launch

    We polish what you’ve seen, final checks run automatically, and we launch. Your team learns the CMS in one short session.

  4. Every two weeks

    Keep improving

    We look at what visitors actually do and ship a round of improvements, instead of waiting years for the next redesign.

Included

Everything a website needs, no add-ons.

  • A working first version within two weeks
  • One point of contact who is building your site
  • Responsive on every screen, accessible by default
  • Built so Google and AI tools can find and recommend you
  • A CMS your team can update without us
  • Analytics and enquiry tracking set up
  • You own the design, code and content
  • Post-launch fixes and improvements
Why teams switch

The same quality, without the wait.

Typical agencyAmka Labs
First working versionMonths inWithin two weeks
Kick-off to launchMonthsWeeks
Who you talk toAn account managerThe people building it
Seeing progressMonthly presentationsNew progress every two weeks
AI search (ChatGPT, Gemini)An extra project, if at allBuilt in from day one
After launchA new contractOngoing small improvements
Website concepts

Recent work

All work
Albarí House: Booking-first site for a 14-room boutique hotel in Mallorca.
Hospitality

Albarí House

Booking-first site for a 14-room boutique hotel in Mallorca.

Terrane: Online store for hand-thrown stoneware, built to convert on mobile.
E-commerce

Terrane

Online store for hand-thrown stoneware, built to convert on mobile.

Harbor & Pine PT: Answer-first site for a physical-therapy practice, ready for AI search.
Services

Harbor & Pine PT

Answer-first site for a physical-therapy practice, ready for AI search.

Halcyon Hotels: One site for a hotel group with properties in Tulum, Porto and Kyoto.
Hospitality

Halcyon Hotels

One site for a hotel group with properties in Tulum, Porto and Kyoto.

Sable & Rue: Fashion store with a shoppable edit and a cross-sell cart.
E-commerce

Sable & Rue

Fashion store with a shoppable edit and a cross-sell cart.

Whitlock & Rhee: Employment-law site written to be quoted by AI search.
Services

Whitlock & Rhee

Employment-law site written to be quoted by AI search.

Osteria Vela: Website and reservations for a Brooklyn pasta restaurant.
Hospitality

Osteria Vela

Website and reservations for a Brooklyn pasta restaurant.

Fieldnote: Landing page for an AI meeting-notes product.
SaaS

Fieldnote

Landing page for an AI meeting-notes product.

Tidewater Alliance: Coastal-restoration nonprofit with a monthly-giving flow.
Nonprofit

Tidewater Alliance

Coastal-restoration nonprofit with a monthly-giving flow.

Questions

Common questions

How long does it take to build a new website?

For most marketing sites you see a working first version within two weeks, on a private preview link you can click through. Launch usually follows in weeks three to four, once you’ve reviewed it. Bigger builds go live in stages, two weeks at a time.

Do you redesign existing websites?

Yes. We start with an audit of your current site’s speed, SEO, accessibility and AI-search visibility, move your content across, and rebuild the site around what your visitors need to do.

Will my new website show up in ChatGPT and Google’s AI answers?

Every site we build is structured so Google and AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini can read it, understand what you offer and recommend you. For businesses that want to go further, our AI search visibility service tracks and improves how often you’re named.

Can my team update the website without you?

Yes. We set up a content management system your team can use to edit pages, posts and products, and walk you through it in one short session.

Who owns the website when it’s finished?

You do. You own the design, the code and the content.

What happens after the website launches?

We look at what visitors actually do and ship small improvements every two weeks, instead of waiting years for the next redesign.

Get started

Send us your current site.
We’ll show you what faster looks like.

New build or redesign. Tell us where you want the site to take you, and we’ll come back with a plan and what you’ll see in the first two weeks.