Signet Designs

Websites

Websites that bring customers in, and that you can edit yourself

We design and build fast, modern websites for Southland businesses, and we look after the parts that trip most people up: your domain name, SSL certificate, hosting and email.

You get an easy browser-based editor, so changing a price, a photo or an opening hour doesn't mean waiting for a developer.

  • Designed for phones first, because most visitors are on one
  • Search engine basics built in, so Google understands your business
  • Custom domain, SSL and email set up for you
  • Edit text and images yourself, with drafts and one-click publishing
  • Plain-English support from the person who built it
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How a website project works

Every project follows the same simple path, and you know the likely cost before we begin.

Step 1

Free first chat

We listen to what you need and who your customers are.

Step 2

Estimate

You receive an estimate in hours, at $100 NZD per hour.

Step 3

Design

You see the design and give feedback before we build.

Step 4

Build

We build, test on real devices and fill in the content.

Step 5

Launch

Domain, SSL and email go live, and we show you the editor.

Southland locals receive a discount. Get in touch and we'll tell you what it looks like for your project.

Website questions

I already have a domain. Can you use it?

Yes. We can point your existing domain at your new site and set up SSL and email so everything keeps working.

Can I update the site myself?

Yes. Our editor lets you change text and images in your browser, preview changes as drafts and publish when you're happy. Earlier versions are kept, so you can undo mistakes.

Will people find my business on Google?

We build in the technical foundations: fast pages, clear structure, correct business details and a sitemap. Good content and your local reputation do the rest.

Ready to get online?

Tell us about your business and we'll estimate the hours, free of charge.

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