Super Sites | DDT Integrations

How these get built

Built for the one action that matters

Every site here has a single job — a referral, a booking, a phone call. The layout is built backwards from that action rather than decorated around it.

Hand-built, so it stays fast

No page builder, no plugin stack. That means nothing to update, nothing to break on a Tuesday, and pages that load on a phone with one bar of signal.

Written for the person reading it

Copy aimed at the actual visitor — a social worker making a referral, a family choosing care — not at a search engine.

You own it outright

You get the files. Host it wherever you like, change it whenever you like, and there is no licence to keep paying.

Dynamic graphics and moving parts

Sections that arrive as you reach them. Figures that count up. Bars that fill, panels that lean toward the cursor, graphics that build themselves as you scroll. It paces the page and shows a visitor what is worth reading next — and it is the difference between a site that feels built and one that feels assembled. This page is the demo. Every moving part on it is the same code you would get.

Home care agency, Nottingham

Clarke House Care

A fourteen-page site for a CQC-registered domiciliary care agency, built to carry the things families and commissioners actually check before they ring: the rating, the areas covered, the call lengths, and how quickly care can start.

14 pages, hand-built, no page builder
Accessibility controls — text size and contrast
Structured data for local search and FAQs
Careers and referral routes as first-class pages

Supported housing, Nottingham

Happy Life Living

A supported accommodation provider's front door — built around the referral, because that is the one thing every visitor is there to do.

Referral form built into the page, not a PDF download
Written for referrers and local authorities, not tenants
Single self-contained build, images inlined

Supported housing CIC, East Midlands

D&R Affordable Living

A community interest company placing vulnerable adults into structured, well-managed housing. The site puts the referral form and the phone number in front of the visitor on every screen.

Who-we-help grid covering six referral routes
Downloadable referral form on every page
Property repairs section for existing residents

AI voice agent product

Velorah

The product site for the voice agent itself — written for a trade or small business owner who is losing work to an unanswered phone, not for someone shopping for AI.

Live demo embedded in the page
Priced and explained in plain language
Built to convert a phone call, not a newsletter signup

Super Site vs a traditional website

Both give you a website. What differs is what it costs you every month, what happens when you want to change it, and whether it was built to do a job or just to exist.

	A traditional website	A Super Site
Built with	A page builder and a stack of plugins	Hand-written code. No builder, no plugins.
What you pay monthly	Platform subscription, often plus paid plugins on top	Hosting. That is the whole bill.
Who owns it	Leave the platform and you start again	You get the files on day one
How fast it loads	Every plugin loads on every visit, on every device	Loads on a phone with one bar of signal
What it is built around	Pages, because that is what the template came with	The one action that actually earns you money
Changing something	Wait for whoever set it up, or learn the builder	Edit the file. Or send us a message.
Working with your agents	A bolt-on widget, if one exists that fits	Same team built the site and the agent

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