dorimedia
— Service

Web design that earns its keep.

Websites that look sharp, load fast, and make it obvious what a visitor should do next. Built for owners who want something they’re proud to hand out on a business card.

15+
years building for NZ
Custom
layouts — not off‑the‑shelf filler
1
designer‑developer, same person
0
template roulette — custom layouts

What you get.

Structure, typography, and performance treated as one system — not three arguments in a meeting. Built on Laravel + Blade with a lightweight CMS, hosted on NZ/AU infrastructure where it matters, and tuned so Lighthouse scores stay green after launch.

Brand‑aware layout

Quiet confidence — hierarchy that guides, not decoration that shouts.

Responsive by default

Mobile-first grids, touch-friendly targets, readable type.

Content-ready art direction

Photo ratios, callouts, and components that match how you actually write.

Conversion clarity

CTAs, forms, and trust cues placed where real people look.

Performance hygiene

Lean assets, sensible lazy-loading, fewer layout surprises.

Editable by you

A CMS setup you can use without a computer science degree.

— Process

From blank page to launched site.

01

Positioning & sitemap

Who it’s for, what they need to believe, and the shortest path to enquiry.

02

Design in the browser

Real typography, real spacing — fewer surprises than static mockups alone.

03

Build & content

Components, CMS wiring, and migration of what’s worth keeping.

04

Launch & training

DNS, analytics, handover notes — and a calm first week after go-live.

FAQ

I design and build for your content — not squeeze you into a theme demo that looked good on ThemeForest.
You know the business; I shape layout and prompts so strong copy has room to breathe. If you want a copywriter, I’ll help brief them.
Small marketing sites often land in a few weeks once content is moving; larger builds get a phased plan up front.
Most of our marketing sites run on a custom Laravel + Blade setup with a lightweight CMS layer for the bits owners actually need to edit. For e-commerce we use Shopify. WordPress only when there’s a strong reason — usually an existing investment in plugins or content.
— Planning a new site?

Want to shape it properly?

Send a rough brief — audience, deadline, and what “success” looks like. I’ll come back with honest next steps.