Design & branding
Web design, user journeys and brand identity for organisations that need a clearer online presence.
Built in Sheffield by Shane Rounce, the developer and designer behind AceMedia, for clients well beyond the city.
WHY WE BUILT IT
Our work spans cloud infrastructure and performance, bespoke web applications, ecommerce, WordPress, design and SEO. We built AceHost so hosting, deployment, media and day-to-day care could be considered together, with a clear answer when something needs attention.
The invite-only beta lets us extend that approach carefully while we test which customer tools are genuinely useful.
HOW WE WORK
We ask what the website does, who depends on it and what is difficult about its current setup. A brochure site, a busy shop and a community platform each need a different conversation about changes, traffic and recovery.
Before an accepted beta site moves, we set out its hosting allowance and support scope in writing. Your domain and content remain yours; we agree the access we need, and any design or development work is scoped separately. See how managed hosting works →
ACE MEDIA SERVICES
Web design, user journeys and brand identity for organisations that need a clearer online presence.
Bespoke WordPress work and custom applications built around real requirements.
Technical SEO, content planning and measurement grounded in the site itself.
Visual content, editing and web-ready assets that support the wider site.
SEE THE WORK
For projects, services and more about AceMedia, visit AceMedia.ninja. The hosting beta is one part of that wider work.
LET’S TALK
We’ll review what you need and give you a clear answer about fit, scope and the next step.
STRAIGHT TALK
AceMedia has been designing and building for the web since 2005. AceMedia Host is our managed hosting service: we already run our own family of sites on it, and large AWS estates for clients, and now we’re testing the waters with ten invited beta sites before opening more widely.
So expect a small, careful, very hands-on host. Some tools, like the customer panel and AceCore, are still being built; we’ll always say which bits are live.