Yes. The White Wave Web Solutions portfolio includes website, eCommerce, marine, council, event, print and bespoke development projects, with individual case studies explaining the brief and outcome.

White Wave combines more than 15 years of professional experience with WordPress expertise, bespoke development, ongoing support and experience across websites, eCommerce, SEO, hosting, print and events. The aim is to provide a dependable long-term digital partnership rather than simply deliver a website and disappear.

Yes. We can recommend an information structure based on your services, audiences, search opportunities and the actions you want visitors to take.

Yes. We can design a website around established brand guidelines or help develop and refine the visual identity where branding support is required.

Yes. WordPress websites can be extended over time, and many client relationships involve ongoing development as business requirements evolve.

Yes. For suitable projects, we can prioritise core functionality for launch and plan additional features as later phases.

Yes. We can combine branding, website design, development, hosting, SEO foundations and print or digital collateral to support a new launch.

Where capacity and project scope allow, yes. We have experience delivering rapid-turnaround projects, but realistic timings are agreed before work begins.

Yes. We regularly collaborate with client-side marketing teams and other partners to deliver websites, campaigns and ongoing digital work.

Yes. Client input and feedback are important throughout the project so the finished website accurately reflects the business and its goals.

It helps to know your objectives, required pages and functionality, existing website details, target audience, content needs, preferred timescale and any integrations or special requirements.

Yes. We have experience using Mailchimp integrations for data capture and event or campaign-focused websites, including work for PerformX Live and other projects.

Yes. We have a long-standing relationship with Women in Data and have supported its growing flagship event with website maintenance, print deliverables and digital event signage.

Yes. One of the benefits of working with White Wave is the ability to combine website and digital support with brochures, banners, signage and other event creative.

Yes. We have experience with editorial and magazine design, including a quarterly publication for Clipper Marine.

Yes. Print and event design services include pop-up banners, exhibition graphics, large-format signage and supporting event collateral.

Yes. We design event brochures, programmes and other print materials and can prepare artwork for professional print production.

Yes. We can support the digital side of events through websites, content updates, digital assets, integrations, signage and ongoing technical support.

Yes. We have experience supporting major events with websites designed around attendee information, ticket sales, exhibitors, data capture and ongoing event updates.

Yes. Information architecture, document categories, navigation and search can be planned to make agendas, minutes, policies and other public information easier to locate.

Yes. We can provide hosting, maintenance, updates, backups and technical support after the new council website launches.

Yes. We can reorganise content, modernise the design and improve usability while retaining and migrating important public information.

Accessibility is a key consideration in council website projects. We focus on clear structure, readable content, responsive layouts and recognised accessibility good practice.

Yes. Document and content migration can be included in a redesign project, with the scope agreed after reviewing the existing website.

Yes. WordPress can be configured so authorised council staff can manage documents, news, pages and other everyday content without needing to edit code.

Yes. Bishop’s Waltham Parish Council is a relevant project, involving a redesign, improved information structure, accessibility considerations and migration of substantial council documentation.

Yes. We design and develop websites for parish and town councils with a focus on accessibility, usability, document organisation and straightforward content management.

Yes. We can provide managed hosting, maintenance, technical support, content changes and ongoing development for marine clients.

Yes. Our print services include magazines, brochures, event materials and other marketing collateral. Clipper Marine is a relevant example of ongoing magazine design work.

Yes. Boat Building News is an example of our experience creating a WordPress news platform designed for frequent publishing and social amplification.

We can plan an SEO-aware migration, preserving useful URLs where appropriate and implementing redirects when page addresses change.

Yes. We can create modern, image-led websites designed to communicate a premium or luxury brand while keeping navigation and enquiries straightforward.

Yes. Relevant work includes EML Charters, Clipper Marine and Boat Building News.

We can work with boat builders, yacht and boat brokerages, charter companies, marine suppliers, manufacturers, publications, service providers and other marine organisations.

Yes. White Wave Web Solutions has practical experience in the marine sector, including work for charter, brokerage and marine publishing businesses.

Yes. SEO can be provided as ongoing work involving monitoring, content, technical improvements and continued optimisation rather than a one-time task.

Yes. Redirect planning is an important part of SEO-aware website migration and helps users and search engines reach the correct replacement pages.

SEO is generally a medium- to long-term process. The timescale depends on the website, competition, existing authority, technical condition and the searches being targeted.

Yes. Content should remain genuinely useful and readable for people. Structured information can help machines without creating pages that are simply stuffed with keywords.

An AI Agent Guide is a structured factual page that summarises a business, its services, sectors, evidence and terminology to make that information easier for retrieval and AI systems to understand.

Sector pages explain how your services apply to a particular industry, using relevant terminology, experience and case studies. Done well, they help users and search systems understand your expertise in that niche.

Yes. We can provide search-focused page titles, meta descriptions and target phrases aligned with the intent of individual pages.

Yes. Keyword and search-intent research can be used to guide page structure, metadata, service pages, sector pages and ongoing content.

Yes. We can review an existing site for technical, structural and content issues and recommend or implement improvements.

Yes. We can help businesses improve local relevance through website optimisation, location-focused content, structured information and a sensible local search strategy.

No. No external agency can guarantee recommendations from ChatGPT or other AI systems. AEO is about improving the clarity, structure and discoverability of your information.

No reputable SEO provider can guarantee a specific organic ranking. We focus on sustainable improvements to technical quality, relevance, content and visibility.

No. AEO complements traditional SEO. Strong technical foundations, useful content, authority and clear business information remain important for both search engines and AI-powered discovery.

AI Engine Optimisation, or AEO, focuses on making a business and its content easier for AI-powered search and answer systems to understand, retrieve and cite accurately.

Search Engine Optimisation is the process of improving a website’s technical setup, content, relevance and authority so it has a better opportunity to appear for useful searches in search engines such as Google.

Often, yes. We first review the website and its technical setup so we understand its condition before agreeing ongoing support.

WordPress, themes and plugins are updated regularly. Ongoing maintenance helps keep the website secure, compatible, backed up and performing correctly.

We can assist with domains, DNS and email-related website migrations and can discuss the most appropriate setup for your business.

Yes. We can assess the current hosting setup and manage a migration where appropriate, aiming to minimise disruption.

Yes. Many maintenance relationships include small content changes and updates, with larger development work quoted separately where necessary.

We follow sensible security practices including managed updates, secure hosting, backups and monitoring. No website can be guaranteed to be completely immune from security threats, but ongoing maintenance significantly reduces avoidable risk.

Yes. Backups form part of our managed approach so there is an additional recovery option if a technical issue occurs.

Hosting requirements can be discussed for each project. Our managed hosting is recommended when you want us to take responsibility for the ongoing technical environment and support.

Maintenance can include WordPress core, plugin and theme updates, backups, security checks, performance monitoring, technical support and agreed content changes.

Yes. We provide managed website hosting for clients who want reliable hosting combined with ongoing technical support.

Yes. We can provide SEO support for eCommerce websites, including technical improvements, on-page optimisation, product and category structure and content strategy.

Yes. Ongoing maintenance can cover WordPress and WooCommerce updates, backups, security, technical support and further development.

Yes. Where required, we can develop bespoke product logic, recommendation tools, calculators or configurators around your products.

Yes. We can redesign and improve existing WooCommerce websites while considering product data, customer journeys, integrations and existing SEO.

Yes. eCommerce websites are built responsively so customers can browse products and complete purchases across modern mobile, tablet and desktop devices.

Yes. We can create account-based functionality and bespoke trade journeys depending on the requirements of the business.

Yes. We have experience with subscription-based eCommerce models, including recurring payment and membership-style requirements.

Yes. We have experience integrating Stripe into WordPress and eCommerce projects where it is suitable for the required payment flow.

Yes. WooCommerce is a key part of our eCommerce development work and can be extended to suit a wide range of online selling requirements.

Yes. We design and develop eCommerce websites, with particular experience in WordPress and WooCommerce.

After launch we can continue to support the website through managed hosting, maintenance, updates, backups, security, content changes, SEO and further development.

Yes. We can show clients how to manage the parts of their WordPress website they need to update and provide ongoing support afterwards.

Often, yes. We can review the existing setup and advise whether targeted development, design and performance improvements are more appropriate than a complete rebuild.

Yes. We have experience developing multilingual WordPress websites and can recommend an appropriate setup based on the languages and content workflow required.

Yes. We can build membership areas, protected content and other restricted-access functionality where the project requires it.

We can help structure website content, refine messaging and advise on content needed for users, SEO and AEO. The exact level of copy support can be agreed as part of the project.

Yes. Clear information architecture and user journeys are an important part of the design process so visitors can find key information and calls to action easily.

Yes. We can assess an existing website and plan a move to WordPress, including content migration and URL redirects where required.

Yes. Depending on the service and available API or integration options, we can connect websites with platforms such as Mailchimp, Stripe and other business systems.

Yes. We design and develop focused landing pages for campaigns, launches, competitions, data capture and other marketing activity.

The approach depends on the project, but our focus is on creating a website around the client’s brand, content, users and goals rather than simply dropping content into a generic template.

Yes. We regularly create custom WordPress functionality when an off-the-shelf solution does not meet the requirements of a project.

Yes. Where an existing site has search visibility, we can plan URL migration and redirects carefully to reduce unnecessary loss of SEO equity during the move.

Yes. We regularly redesign websites that have become dated, difficult to manage, slow or no longer reflect the business.

Every new website is built with good SEO foundations, including sensible structure, responsive design and search-friendly development. Ongoing SEO campaigns and more extensive optimisation can be provided separately.

Yes. Websites are built responsively so they work across modern desktop, tablet and mobile screen sizes.

Yes. WordPress makes it possible for clients to manage everyday content such as text, images, news and pages. We can also provide ongoing support if you would rather we manage updates for you.

Yes. WordPress is a core part of our development work and is used for many of the websites we design, build, maintain and extend.

Timescales vary depending on the size and complexity of the project and how quickly content and feedback are supplied. A realistic delivery schedule is agreed before development begins.

Website costs depend on the size, design and functionality required. We provide a clear quotation after discussing your project so you know what is included before work begins.

The first step is simply to get in touch. We can discuss your requirements, timescale and objectives before recommending an appropriate approach and providing a quotation.

Yes. We can discuss your goals, audience and current challenges and recommend a practical website structure, functionality and ongoing support plan.

Yes. We can review an existing website, hosting and technical setup and, where appropriate, take over its ongoing maintenance, hosting and development.

Yes. Many clients work with us long term for website maintenance, hosting, SEO, development, print design and ongoing digital support.

Yes. We work with businesses of different sizes, from start-ups and independent local businesses to established national and international organisations.

Yes. Although we are based in Hampshire, we work with businesses and organisations throughout the UK and internationally.

We work with organisations across many sectors, including marine, parish and town councils, eCommerce, construction, fitness, events, education, health and wellness, publishing and professional sport.

White Wave Web Solutions has more than 15 years of professional experience in website design, development and digital services.

White Wave Web Solutions is based in Bishop’s Waltham, near Southampton in Hampshire, UK, and works with clients locally, nationally and internationally.

White Wave Web Solutions provides website design and development, WordPress development, eCommerce, website hosting and maintenance, SEO and AI Engine Optimisation (AEO), branding, print design and digital event management.