Blueprint is a website studio. That means the site is designed here, built here, written here, and shot here, by the same people, in one run.
There is no version of this where design is subcontracted, copy is left to you, and photography is bought from a stock library. Those are the three places most small business websites quietly fall apart.
The other half of the work is what goes inside the site. Booking, pricing, configuring, qualifying. A brochure with a contact form on the end is not a website in 2026, it is a leaflet with a URL.






Layout, type, colour, and motion drawn for one business. We start from what the business needs to say and to whom, not from a theme that already exists.
Hand written in Next.js, deployed on infrastructure that costs almost nothing to run, and handed over with the code and the domain in your name.
Written alongside the design rather than poured into it afterwards. Most sites lose people on the first sentence, well before the first image.
Shot in house, on location, for your site. It is the single biggest difference between a site that looks expensive and one that does not.
Booking systems, price calculators, valuation wizards, product filters, and 3D configurators. This is where a website stops being a brochure.
New pages, new sections, seasonal changes. Priced per piece of work, with no retainer and no minimum term.
Every one of these is running on a live site in the work index, not a capability we are describing in theory.
Multi step booking with staff, services, and time slots, sitting inside your own site rather than on a platform that charges monthly and owns the customer.
The visitor answers a few honest questions and sees a real number. It filters out the enquiries that were never going to convert and warms up the ones that were.
Build a kitchen, a door, or a piece of cabinetry in the browser, orbit it, price it, and send the exact specification through. Built with three.js, running on a phone.
A valuation request that asks the four things a valuer needs. A tattoo enquiry that starts with a body map. The enquiry arrives ready to answer.
Somewhere for you to see what came in, scored and sorted, without a spreadsheet and without paying for a CRM you will not use.
A hotel, a restaurant, a gym, a barbershop, and a builder all live or die on how the place looks. We shoot the footage and the stills ourselves, which is why the sites in the index have real rooms, real food, and real people in them rather than a library search for the word artisan.
For clients who want it, we come back and reshoot every four months, so the site ages with the business instead of freezing on launch day.