What you get

For your visitors

Everyone can use it. Including people who cannot see the screen, use a keyboard instead of a mouse, need bigger text or find busy pages hard. I test every page myself, the way they would use it.

Delightful, for all your users. No adverts, no tracking and no cookie pop-up asking visitors to agree to anything.

Your site, their way. Dark mode if their phone is in dark mode. Bigger text if they have asked for bigger text. Less movement if they have asked for less. Your site follows each visitor's own settings instead of fighting them.

Documents people can read. Your reports, your services and your prices as web pages, not PDFs. Where a PDF has to stay a PDF, I make it accessible too.

Pictures and video done properly. I shrink every picture so it loads fast and write a description for people who cannot see it. Video gets captions.

Checked for plain English. Before any page goes live it goes through Dawn, our own checker, which reads it sentence by sentence and says where it gets hard. The aim is a reading age of 9, which is the UK average.

For you

Easy to change yourself. Each page has a simple form for its words and pictures. You can even edit your site on a mobile phone. See how changing your own site works.

Designed for you, not a template. Your colours, your photos and your way of talking, on a design made for you, in fonts everyone can read. No 2 Rosettes look the same, and none of them look like a template with the name changed.

Easy to get in touch. Your work thrives on other people. They will have the best way to contact you. That might be email or phone, a form, or a booking page. Why we prefer email to contact forms.

Bring your own email. Your email stays where it is, whether that is Gmail, Outlook or somewhere else, and nothing changes when your site goes live.

Kept safe and secure. Your site is backed up every day and the underlying code is kept up to date. No security headaches for you.

Your monthly report. How many people visited, which pages they read, how they found you, and how many got in contact. Plus a health check to make sure your site is performing well.

Nothing gets lost when you move. If you already have a website, links people saved to your old pages still work.

A blog, if you want one. News, thoughts, what you have been up to. Each post is a page with its own address, so you can share it. People can follow along by email or in their feed reader.

Events and dates. Training days, talks and clinics on one page, with a link to wherever people book. Past dates drop off on their own.