For Newcastle businesses
Web development
in Newcastle.
A website built around what your customers need to do and what your business needs to happen next.
Tell us about your business and what you need.
Web development at spareday
Turn the design into a working website.
Web development covers how your pages are built, how forms work and how the site connects with other software. It brings the design and the customer’s next step together.
spareday provides web development in Newcastle for business websites and the features that support them. Reece works with you to define the job, choose a suitable approach and check the finished site before launch.
What’s included
Build around the work your site needs to do.
The brief records what a visitor needs to do and where the information should go. That may be a straightforward enquiry form or a connection to a booking system your team already uses.
- Pages that work across screen sizes
- The approved design built and checked on phones, tablets and computers, with readable content and usable controls.
- Forms and customer actions
- The fields, confirmation messages and delivery route needed for your enquiries, tested together.
- The features in your brief
- Agreed booking features, customer tools or software connections, chosen around the job.
- Loading and usability checks
- A review of image sizes, page loading and how people use the main pages. Targeted speed work can also be scoped.
- Launch and support planning
- The hosting, where the website runs, and the process for future changes agreed before launch.
How it works
Try the website before your customers do.
We start with the site you have, the software you use and the tasks the new build needs to handle. Examples of an enquiry, booking or order help explain the whole journey.
- Define the job
- We agree the pages and features, who will use them and what a successful action looks like.
- Build a review version
- The site is developed separately from your live website so you can review the wording, layout and functions.
- Check the full journey
- We check the agreed forms and connections, including what customers see and what reaches your business.
- Approve and launch
- You approve the work before it replaces the current site. We check the main journeys again on the published version.
Choosing how to build
Match the platform to the people using it.
If your team needs to edit pages regularly, WordPress can provide a familiar place to manage the content. A website with a particular customer workflow may need custom development around that task.
We discuss how the site will be edited, the systems it must connect to and the upkeep involved. An online shop adds product, order and payment work; those needs belong in the ecommerce build scope from the start.
After the build
Make future changes part of the plan.
Before work begins, we agree account access, the files supplied, software licences and how support is handled. Any ongoing platform or hosting charges should be clear alongside the website costs.
The design also needs to be usable. Clear labels, readable contrast and keyboard navigation belong in the build; specific accessibility work can be discussed where the current site needs attention.
From clients
What clients say about working with spareday
“He didn’t just build me a great website, he created an easy-to-manage system that allows me to make updates myself whenever I need to. He has spared me so much time doing all of this myself!”
“He created a stunning website for us that captures and nurtures leads with an automated email marketing system, which has filled a huge gap in the business and saved a lot of time (and money!).”
“Huge shoutout to Reece for building my website for Hughesys Painting Services. Since it went live my phone hasn’t stopped ringing.”
“I now have a custom dashboard that lets me track exactly what my competitors are doing, spot viral content trends in real time, and script high-performing content ideas on demand. The difference has been night and day. I’m no longer guessing.”
Official guidance
For independent background, read the official guidance on business websites and Google’s SEO starter guide.
A few practical details
Before we get started.
Can you work on our existing website?
Send the address and explain what you need changed. We’ll review the platform and access needed before recommending work on the current site or a rebuild.
Can the website connect to software we already use?
We can assess the connection once we know the software and the job it needs to do. Compatibility, access and any third-party charges are checked before the feature is included in the quote.
Will we be able to edit the pages?
We agree who needs to change the content and how often. That helps choose the editing setup and the parts your team will manage directly.
How long will the development take?
The timing depends on the pages, features, software connections and content ready to use. Tell us about any deadline so the work and review stages can be discussed before you commit.
What do you need for a quote?
Your current website, a description of what visitors need to do, and the names of any systems the site needs to connect to. Existing designs, content and example customer journeys are useful too.
Who you’ll work with
Hi, I’m Reece.
I’m Reece, the person behind spareday in Newcastle. You’ll discuss the business and the build with me, including how the website should work for customers and for the people looking after it.
Find us
spareday in Newcastle.
12 Grey Street, Wickham, Newcastle NSW 2293.
Your next website build
Tell us what the website needs to do.
Share the site you have and the features you need. We’ll discuss a suitable approach and put together a free growth plan, price included.
Or call 0485 017 387.