Website Development
Design and development of responsive, accessible websites for businesses and individuals.
RedTimesCoder
We Build Websites & Apps That Move Your Business Forward.
Website development, mobile app development and custom digital solutions — from the first conversation to a product that is live and maintainable.
How we work
A working relationship, not a handover
Four commitments that shape how every RedTimesCoder project runs.
Scope before build
What the product must do is agreed in writing before code starts. That document is what the build is measured against, and what protects both sides when priorities move.
Direct communication
You talk to the people doing the work, not a relay. Questions get answered by someone who can act on the answer.
Built to be maintained
Code is structured and documented so it can be extended later, by us or by whoever maintains it after we step away. That is cheaper for everyone than rebuilding.
Your requirements lead
Technology choices follow the problem. Where a requirement is genuinely unworkable, we explain the trade-off rather than quietly substituting something else.
What we build
Services
Six service lines covering design, build, integration and launch.
- Learn moreabout Website Development
- Learn moreabout Mobile App Development
Mobile App Development
Mobile applications built for iOS and Android, from concept through to store release.
- Learn moreabout E-commerce Development
E-commerce Development
Online stores with product catalogues, carts, payment integration and order management.
- Learn moreabout Custom Web Applications
Custom Web Applications
Bespoke web applications built around the specific workflows your business runs on.
- Learn moreabout UI/UX Design
UI/UX Design
Interface and experience design: wireframes, interactive prototypes and reusable design systems.
- Learn moreabout API Integration
API Integration
Connect your website or application to the third-party services and internal systems it depends on.
Featured work
What we build, and why
These are illustrative samples showing the shape of an engagement. They are not client projects, and nothing here represents a measured result.
- Business websiteSample project, not real client work
Marketing site for a service business
Demonstration scope: a structured multi-page site for a business with several distinct service lines and a clear enquiry path.
- Challenge
- A growing service business had no online presence and needed to explain several distinct offerings clearly to audiences that did not know the difference between them.
- Solution
- A structured information architecture with one page per service, enquiry forms routed to the right inbox, an editor for routine updates, and layouts verified from small phones to large desktops.
Read the scope
- E-commerceSample project, not real client work
Online store with fulfilment workflow
Demonstration scope: a store where stock stays consistent across the website, the warehouse and trade customers.
- Challenge
- A retailer needed to sell direct while stock levels stayed accurate across a warehouse that also handled trade orders.
- Solution
- A catalogue and checkout connected to the existing stock system through an API integration, so inventory updates once and is reflected everywhere it is shown.
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- Mobile applicationSample project, not real client work
Internal app for field technicians
Demonstration scope: job details captured on site, offline where needed, and flowing into invoicing without re-keying.
- Challenge
- Technicians were recording job details on paper, which delayed invoicing and left no searchable history of the work carried out.
- Solution
- A mobile app for capturing job details on site, syncing to a central record, and producing paperwork for accounts without re-keying anything.
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Why RedTimesCoder
What you get from working with us
Practical reasons to choose us — none of them depend on a number we would have to prove.
Tailored solutions
Templates become a starting point at most. Structure, flow and features are decided against your requirements rather than a fixed package.
Responsive user experiences
Layouts are designed and checked from small phones through to large desktops, with touch targets, tap spacing and readable line lengths treated as part of the build.
Maintainable code
Readable structure, sensible naming and documented decisions, so the next change is straightforward and does not require reverse-engineering the last one.
Clear project communication
A written scope, scheduled reviews at each stage, and a written summary after every round of feedback. You always know what is happening and why.
Business-focused development
Decisions are judged by what they do for the product and the people using it, rather than by which approach is considered more impressive.
Development process
From idea to a product that runs
6 stages, each ending with something you can review before the next one begins.
Discovery
We start with your business and the problem the product solves. Who uses it, what they need from it and what success looks like are written down before anything is designed.
Planning
Scope is agreed: what will be built, what is deliberately out of scope, and the order of work. Timelines and cost follow from that scope rather than the other way round.
UI/UX
Structure first, then interface. Wireframes establish the layout, and the visual design is produced as something you can review and comment on.
Development
Implementation happens in stages you can see as they land, so feedback happens while changes are still cheap to make rather than after everything is finished.
Testing
Functionality, responsive behaviour across screen sizes, and accessibility are checked before launch. Anything found here is fixed before the product goes live.
Deployment and maintenance
The build is released and handed over with the documentation needed to run it. Ongoing changes and support are available as a separate conversation.
Technology expertise
Where the work gets done
The capability areas behind every service we offer.
Front-end interfaces
Semantic, accessible interfaces with responsive layouts and keyboard support, built from design through to production.
Back-end and APIs
Server-side logic, authentication, data modelling and API design — including third-party API integration.
Databases and data
Schema design, migrations and query work, so data is stored and retrieved in a way that holds up as usage grows.
Mobile applications
Native and cross-platform app development, including store submission and post-release updates.
Commerce platforms
Product catalogues, carts, checkout and payment provider integration for online stores.
Delivery and operations
Environments, deployment pipelines, monitoring and the handover documentation that keeps a product maintainable.
Questions
Frequently asked
If your question is not here, ask it directly — that is a normal way to start.
What do you need from me to get an estimate?
Enough to understand the problem: what the product needs to do, who will use it, and any systems it must connect to. Links to existing sites, competitor references or a document are all useful. If something is undecided, say so — working through it is part of the conversation rather than a blocker.
How do you work out pricing?
After scoping, you get a breakdown by component and phase, so you can see what each part costs and remove anything that is not needed. We do not publish fixed prices because two projects with the same label can be very different products. A written estimate follows the scope, not a price list.
How long will my project take?
The estimate you receive includes a timeline derived from that scope, with the assumptions stated alongside it. If scope changes, the timeline changes with it, and we tell you before work continues rather than after.
How many revisions are included?
Revisions happen throughout the project rather than being counted and capped, because feedback during the design stage costs far less than feedback after launch. Where a specific limit matters for how a project is contracted, it is stated in writing up front.
What happens after launch?
You receive documentation covering how the product is structured and how to make changes. Ongoing changes, updates and support are available as a separate engagement — we will explain what is included and what it costs before anything starts.
How will we communicate during the project?
Through the person you started with, directly. Expect a written scope up front, scheduled reviews at each stage, and a summary of what changed after every round of feedback. You are never asked to chase progress.
Have a website or app idea?
Tell us what you want it to do. We will come back with questions, a recommended approach and a written scope — call 94277 34998 or use the form.