Static Websites
Fast Public Websites|Simple Hosting|Controlled Publishing
Sphere 10 builds static websites for organisations that need a polished public presence without an application server behind every page. We deliver marketing sites, product documentation, service catalogues and other content-led experiences with clear navigation, responsive design and a publishing process your team can repeat.
Keep the Architecture Proportionate
Static output is a strong fit when visitors mainly read content, follow links and contact the business. We identify genuinely dynamic requirements, such as account access or transactional forms, and connect those to explicit services. That avoids turning an otherwise simple website into an unnecessarily complex application platform.
Our Local Notion product provides a concrete .NET publishing foundation: Notion content is downloaded, rendered into HTML and media, and deployed to a configured host. We can use that workflow where editors prefer Notion, or implement a source-controlled content workflow suited to your team.
Design the Whole Reading Experience
We establish the page hierarchy, shared framing, typography, colour system and reusable content sections before adding individual pages. Images are prepared for their display roles, and interactive effects are used where they support the content. Navigation indicators, hover states and focus treatment form part of the design system.
Page addresses, titles, descriptions, headings and redirects are reviewed as an information structure. Asset fingerprints and cache rules are coordinated with deployment so visitors receive the correct release. Public routes and private authoring files are kept distinct at the server, with denied paths verified rather than assumed.
The Website and Its Source
Publish With a Reproducible Result
Acceptance checks cover the complete public route list, representative content lengths, missing resources, keyboard use and narrow layouts. We verify the generated files and the served site separately, including the actual stylesheet version received by a browser. Handover includes source assets, publishing instructions and a rollback procedure. Your team can make a content change with a known route to publication instead of relying on undocumented manual edits on a live server.
Platforms & Tooling
.NET Local Notion HTML5 CSS JavaScript Git Nginx Docker
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