A studio that publishes its numbers

Point28 is a small web design studio working with UK small businesses. It builds static websites — no plugin surface to be exploited, no monthly platform fee, no technical debt handed back to the owner — and holds every build to WCAG 2.2 AA and UK GDPR from the first line of markup rather than as a retrofit.

What makes it different?

Most studios describe their work with adjectives. This one publishes figures: real starting prices, dated performance measurements, and an accessibility statement that lists what is not yet conformant alongside what is. Every claim on this site has evidence behind it and a date attached, and anything not yet measured says so rather than guessing.

Who runs it?

Point28 is run by Krish, who does the design, the build and the measurement. You deal with the person doing the work rather than an account manager relaying messages to someone you never meet.

How does it work?

A fixed scope and a fixed price in writing before anything is built, a baseline measurement of whatever you have now, then the same measurements re-run and published at the end. If a number did not move, you see that too. The full sequence is on the process page.

What does it cost?

Starting prices for every service are published in full on the pricing page, because a price you cannot see cannot be compared.