Mobile app · Website · AI product · Growth
MUNCH AI
A UK-focused AI lifestyle product spanning mobile, web, subscriptions and growth-oriented digital delivery.
Mobile appWeb platformAI productSEO & growth
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UK Web Development
Web Development Company for UK Businesses
Build the website as a commercial system, not a collection of pages.
TAS combines UX, Next.js engineering, CMS or admin workflows, integrations, analytics and technical SEO so the site can support acquisition, operations and product growth.
UK-market focus
Pages and campaigns are scoped around the UK buying journey.
Connected delivery
Product, website, CRM, analytics and growth can be planned together.
Measured conversion
Track meaningful enquiry actions, not impressions alone.
Scope before quote
No invented fixed price before the real workflow is defined.
Outcomes first
What the project should improve.
Replace template limitations with a site architecture built around the real buying journey.
Connect forms, CRM, payments, booking, dashboards or internal workflows where the website needs them.
Make performance, accessibility, structured data and technical SEO part of the build rather than post-launch fixes.
Create a maintainable content and landing-page system for future SEO and paid campaigns.
UK product showcase
Mobile, web and growth work shown as connected systems.
Mobile app · Website · AI assistant · CRM
Nura AI
An AI life-assistant product combining mobile experiences, website delivery, subscriptions, account workflows and operational CRM tooling.
iOS & AndroidWebsiteAI workflowsAdmin CRM
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Mobile app · Website · Affiliate marketplace
PetCare+
A pet-care marketplace experience connecting mobile and web journeys with affiliate products, content and partner integrations.
Mobile appWeb marketplaceIntegrationsPerformance UX
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What can be included.
Discovery, information architecture and conversion mapping
Responsive UX/UI design
Next.js / React website or web application development
CMS, admin and structured content systems
CRM, forms, payments and external integrations
Technical SEO, metadata and structured data
Analytics and conversion-event implementation
Performance, accessibility and mobile QA
Deployment, launch and maintenance support
Buyer questions
Frequently asked questions
Does TAS build custom websites for UK businesses?
Yes. TAS can build marketing websites, ecommerce experiences, portals and custom web applications. The stack and content architecture are chosen around performance, ownership, integrations, SEO requirements and the workflows the website must support.
Can web development and SEO be planned together?
Yes. This is usually preferable. Information architecture, indexable rendering, metadata, structured data, internal linking, Core Web Vitals and conversion tracking are easier to implement correctly when SEO requirements are considered during the build rather than added after launch.
How much does a professional website cost in the UK?
Pricing varies significantly by scope. A small marketing website, ecommerce build and custom web platform are different products. Current UK pricing guides show a wide market range, so TAS provides a scoped estimate after confirming the page system, integrations, content responsibilities and ongoing support needs.
Can TAS rebuild an existing WordPress or template website in Next.js?
Yes when a rebuild is justified by the business requirements. TAS first reviews the current content, rankings, URL structure, analytics, integrations and CMS needs so the migration can preserve valuable search equity and avoid unnecessary route changes.
Ready to scope it?
Give the first conversation useful context.
Share the current system, target users, main commercial goal and any important integrations. TAS can then identify what must be clarified before a responsible estimate or campaign plan is produced.
Start with WhatsAppUK Project Brief
Send the scope, not just your phone number.
A few useful details help TAS understand the product, website or growth problem before the first conversation.