McDonald Jones Homes
Helping buyers navigate home designs, display locations and house and land options.
We built map and list search with a suburb lookup to make build-area coverage easier to check.
Your businessoutgrew itswebsite.
Bring your services, products and customer journeys into a clearer structure. We design and build websites for established businesses in Newcastle and the Hunter, helping customers understand what you offer and take the next step.
Some of our work
Port Waratah Coal Services
Giving distinct stakeholder groups a clear route to the information they need.
We rebuilt the site on October CMS, streamlined the sitemap and organised relevant information into stakeholder hubs.
All Lift
Making a broad equipment catalogue easier to explore across multiple branches.
We built catalogue filtering and location-based phone routing to help customers find equipment and contact the relevant branch.
Artisan Exterior
Helping specifiers explore a deep product range and compare suitable materials.
We organised the catalogue and built a comparison tool with shareable product selections.
NuWeigh
Bringing specialist weighing solutions and industry expertise into a cohesive digital experience.
A website designed around NuWeigh’s products, capabilities and the needs of its customers.
Kerin Agriculture
Connecting livestock sales, breeding information and practical resources in one website.
A digital home for Kerin Agriculture’s breeding businesses and educational content.
Wide Span Sheds
Helping customers navigate the choices involved in finding the right shed.
A considered website journey that brings product exploration and the path to an enquiry together.
Brighton Homes
Connecting style-led inspiration with home and land research.
Design-style galleries, package filters and map search help buyers explore their next home.
Skelcon
Showcasing the quality and expertise behind Skelcon’s construction and fitout projects.
Sector-specific expertise pages, a project portfolio and in-house copywriting bring the business’s capabilities to life.
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Client perspective
“We are constantly getting comments on how easy our website is to navigate. Enquiries from our website have increased significantly.”Joel SkeltonDirector, Skelcon
When the business moves on
Your website should make your business easier to understand.
As your business grows, your website can become a patchwork of added pages, services and products. Customers have to work harder to understand what you do and where to go next.
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Your offering has grown. Your website structure hasn’t kept up.
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Important services and products are harder to find.
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Customers reach dead ends instead of a clear next step.
Structure before styling
A clearer website starts with a clearer structure.
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Understand your business
We look at your divisions, services, products and audiences to understand what the website needs to do. That gives the project a clear purpose before design begins.
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Organise the customer journey
We map your content and customer journeys into a clearer structure. Customers can understand your offer, find relevant information and see where to go next.
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Design and build with purpose
We apply design to the agreed structure and build with modular components on October CMS. Your team can manage everyday content as the business grows.
Plan your website rebuild
Discuss your goals, requirements and the next steps for your website.
A clear starting point
What to expect
Investment
Starting from $30,000
depending on scope.
Timeline
Typically 12–24 weeks
depending on scope and project requirements.
Next step
Send us a short outline of your project so we can discuss your goals, requirements and next steps.
Before we talk
Frequently asked questions
How much does a website cost?
Starting from $30,000, depending on scope. Larger custom developments are quoted individually. Audiences, product and service structure, content migration and integrations all influence the scope.
How long does it take?
Typically 12–24 weeks, depending on scope and project requirements. This includes discovery and architecture, design, development, content migration and testing. Content and approval turnaround can affect the timeline.
What does the process involve?
We start by understanding your business, audiences and content. We then organise the sitemap and customer journeys before moving into design, development, content migration and testing.
What platform do you build on?
We build on October CMS, an open source platform on the Laravel framework. Modular components are designed around your business and make routine content publishing easier for your team.
How do you approach existing Google rankings?
Our SEO migration process includes redirect mapping, preserving relevant structure and post-launch monitoring. Rankings can change as Google recrawls a replacement website.
Can we make changes ourselves after launch?
Yes. Your team can use modular components to create pages and sections, update content and change images. Structural changes still come to Zimple.
What happens after launch?
Our existing website process includes a three-month warranty on what we build. Ongoing support is available through a separate agreement or ad hoc work.
The people behind your next step
Meet Blake and Nathan
Start with a conversation about your business, what needs to change and what you need from your next website.
Let’s plan your next website.
Tell us what needs to change. Our team will review your enquiry and contact you to discuss your goals, requirements and next steps.
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