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# About

> Armstrong Web Development makes AWD CMS, which guides you through making your website and running it once it is live. What we do, and what we believe.

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# About us

We guide you through making your website, and through running it once it is live.

## What we do

AWD CMS is more than a place to type your words. It takes you through every part of having a website, from the first page to the hundredth change, and at each step it tells you what to do next.

## Making your website

You begin on your own home page, not on a form. The guide asks for one thing at a time, starting with your name and what you do, and builds the page as you answer. Already have a website? Bring it with you, looking as it does today. Before anything is called finished, each page is checked, and whatever is missing comes with a fix.

## Running it once it is live

A website is never finished on the day it goes live, so the guidance carries on. It shows you the searches you could be found for, and the change to a page that would help. What ChatGPT and Google’s AI say when someone asks about your trade. Anything that makes a page hard to use for people with a disability, one click from the fix. And every enquiry in one place, with the people who are ready to buy marked out. You decide what to act on.

## One website or several

Every website you look after sits in the same account. The people who help you get their own login, with only the access you give them. When the business needs more, like selling online, a members area or a page for each offer, it is added to the site you already have.

## What we believe

A website should be kept by the person who knows the business. The tools should get out of the way. Nothing on a page should be invented by the software — not a review, not a result, not a photograph of a kitchen nobody has cooked in. And a site should be as readable to someone using a screen reader as to anyone else, checked by code, not by promise.

## Reach us

Questions, ideas, and things that are wrong: we read all of them.

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A website you change by clicking on it. Built by Armstrong Web Development.