Websites
The thing your customer judges you by before they have read a word.
- Design and build
- Copy structure
- Down to a phone in one hand
WebBloom — web design, build and everything after
Marketing sitesClient intakeAI enablementDashboardsPortalsLanding pagesWeb appsDesign systems
DesignBuildHandoverRules written down
Nobody remembers the template.
What we build
Five things, and the reason they belong on one invoice.
Forms that people finish
Enquiry, intake, onboarding — and the answers land where you already work.
- Multi-step flows
- Straight into your tools
- Works with scripting off
AI inside your business
A model put where it removes real work, built against your data.
- Triage
- Drafting
- Assistants over your own content
Custom dashboards
Your numbers, arranged the way the decision actually gets made.
- Live data
- Roles and access
- Built around one decision
Web apps
Portals, tools, internal software. Built to be handed over and kept.
- Accounts and permissions
- Workflow and records
- Yours to extend
Work
Three live builds. Every URL below is the real one.
01 — Self-service kiosks for cash redemption and gaming payouts.
RAIL Technologies
The kiosk comes apart as you scroll, so the machine argues for itself.
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02 — ISV integrations and e-commerce payment services.
Apollo Pay
One idea per screen, and a single light trail carrying the eye down it.
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03 — Marketing site for a skill-game operator.
NexEra Games
Restraint as the argument, for a category met through its worst example.
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A cheap site does not look cheap. It looks like everyone else's.
What you are buying
You are not buying a page. You are buying the reason the page holds together.
Spacing, hierarchy, what a button looks like when it is not the important one: decided once and applied everywhere. When it is right it is invisible.
We write those rules down and hand them over with the site, so the day someone who is not us adds a page, they are not guessing.
Tell us what you are building.
Twelve questions, about three minutes. The last one asks what you have budgeted — we scope to that number rather than around it.