<Page Builder Development/>

Elementor, Divi, Bricks and Oxygen builds done properly, so the client can edit without wrecking anything.

Page builders are a great fit for clients who want to manage their own pages, and the difference between a good builder site and an average one comes down to how it is set up. Global styles defined first, reusable templates, clean structure and a proper speed pass all make the site quick to load and easy to edit for years afterwards. We build them for agencies as an invisible team, working to your standards in the builder your team already uses. NDA first, nothing carrying our name.

// what's included

What we build

Full Site Builds

Complete sites from your designs in the builder your agency uses, with global styles and reusable templates set up before the first page is built.

Theme Builder Templates

Headers, footers, archives, single post and product templates built in the builder's own template system rather than pasted onto each page.

Custom Widgets & Elements

Custom Elementor widgets, Divi modules and Bricks elements when the built-in library cannot do what the design needs, written as proper code.

Builder Speed Work

Widget bloat trimmed, unused CSS and JavaScript cut, container nesting reduced and images handled properly, so the site loads quickly on every device.

Builder Conversions

Moving between builders, or off a builder into a custom theme, keeping content and URLs intact throughout.

Rescue & Finishing

Half-finished or inherited builds audited, cleaned and completed, with a clear recommendation on the most cost effective route.

Responsive Corrections

Every breakpoint checked on real devices and corrected at the source, so the layout holds up on phones and tablets as well as it does on desktop.

Client Handover Setup

Editing permissions, locked sections, sensible naming and a short walkthrough, so the client edits confidently and calls you less.

// how it works

How a builder project runs

01

You Send the Brief

Designs or the existing site, the builder your team uses, and what the client needs to be able to edit themselves.

02

We Scope & Confirm Same Day

Your Project Manager confirms scope, highlights anything worth planning around, and gives you a fixed quote and timeline the same day.

03

We Set Foundations First

Global colours, typography, spacing and reusable templates go in before page building starts. This is the step that decides whether the site stays consistent.

04

We Build & Optimise

Pages built out, then a pass for speed and responsive behaviour before you see it, rather than after you have shown the client.

05

You Review & Launch

Staging review under a neutral link, changes handled, then launch and handover with a walkthrough for the client's team if you want one.

// standards

What ships with every builder build

  • Global styles configured before page building begins
  • Reusable templates and sections rather than copied blocks
  • Responsive behaviour checked on real devices at every breakpoint
  • Speed pass done as part of the build, not sold as an extra later
  • Sensible layer naming so the next person can find their way around the file
  • Editing permissions set so the client cannot break structure
  • Forms, popups and integrations tested before handover
  • Short walkthrough for the client's team, recorded if you prefer

// guarantee

Working with us

  • NDA signed before any work starts
  • No mb3techs branding in the site, admin or documentation
  • We never contact your client, at any point
  • Scope confirmed the same day you send the brief
  • 30 days of bug fixes after launch, included
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// faq

Page builder questions

Elementor and Elementor Pro, Divi, Bricks, Oxygen, Beaver Builder and WPBakery, plus Gutenberg with custom blocks. If your agency has standardised on one, we work in that so your team can maintain the result without learning anything new.
Builders are an excellent choice when the client wants to edit pages themselves, and they cover the majority of marketing sites beautifully. For very large catalogues or more complex applications, a custom build often serves the client better long term. Tell us the project and we will recommend the route that suits it, before you quote.
Yes, and often by a wide margin. Trimming widget bloat, cutting unused CSS and JavaScript, sizing images properly and reducing nested containers makes a substantial difference. We measure before and after so you can see exactly what the site is achieving and show the client a real result.
Yes, and it is a common step once a client outgrows the builder. We rebuild the templates as a custom theme, keep the URLs and content intact, and hand over a site that is lighter to maintain. We will also let you know when the current build still has plenty of life in it, so you invest where it pays.
Always, and it is one of the most valuable parts of the setup. Global colours and typography, reusable sections, theme builder templates for archives and single posts, and consistent spacing rules, so the client's own edits stay on brand as the site grows.
Set up properly, the client gets freedom in the right places. Editing permissions, locked sections, global styles and clear naming keep the design consistent while the client updates content confidently, which means far fewer support requests coming back to you.
Yes, and it is regular work for us. Half-finished builder sites and inherited projects are very common. We audit what is there and give you a clear recommendation on the most cost effective route to a finished site.
Fixed quote per project once we have seen the designs or the existing site, or from reserved hours on a dedicated developer plan. Builder work is usually quicker than a custom theme for the same design, and the quote reflects that.

// next step

Send the designs and the builder you work in

You get a fixed quote, a realistic timeline, and helpful notes on anything in the design worth refining, so you can commit to your client with confidence.

Get a fixed quote