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TechGeek UK public site

We rebuilt TechGeek UK's public presence as a focused information and enquiry system. The work makes the conditions behind urgent delivery visible instead of presenting a generic agency promise.

What we worked on

  • Clear routes for urgent software development, AI MVPs, pilots, project rescue and responsible AI delivery.
  • A structured enquiry path that records urgency, intended outcome, systems, data sensitivity, residency needs, decision availability and budget context.
  • Crawlable public pages, canonical URLs, sitemap, consent-gated analytics, security headers and a transparent claims register.

How we approached it

  • Start with commercial claims that can be qualified in public, then attach the conditions that make a delivery target credible.
  • Use one canonical page for each buyer decision rather than multiplying keyword variants.
  • Treat form information as an assessment input, not an automatic acceptance or delivery promise.

What can be checked

  • The public routes, metadata, enquiry fields, consent controls and policy pages can be inspected on this website.
  • The site is maintained from TechGeek-controlled source with documented technical and claims checks.
  • The enquiry workflow is designed to capture a decision-ready brief before a delivery date is discussed.

What this record does not prove

  • This is TechGeek's own marketing and enquiry system, not a client delivery case study.
  • It does not demonstrate client outcomes, response-time guarantees, search rankings or security certification.
  • Any project timeline remains subject to an agreed scope, feasibility, access, capacity and budget.