Website design for UK small businesses.

What your customers need from your website.

For a café, a visitor might want the menu, opening hours and a booking link. For a trades business, they may need to see the work you do and request a quote quickly. The right website starts with that customer journey, not a long list of features.

• Easy to use on a phoneClear services, readable information and a simple next step without pinching and zooming.
• Enquiries that reach youContact forms, booking links or quote requests set up around how your business actually responds.
• Information people can trustAccurate opening hours, services, pricing where appropriate, and genuine examples of your work.
• A foundation for Google SearchDescriptive page titles, sensible page structure and basic search set-up. Rankings cannot be guaranteed.

Choose a page or a fuller website.

You do not need a five-page build if one focused page will do the job. I will recommend the smaller option when it fits.

• Launch Page · £295A focused page for enquiries, bookings or sales. A good starting point for one service, offer or launch.See exactly what the Launch Page includes
• Website · From £1,295Up to five pages, mobile-first content and an enquiry or booking flow with an instant reply. Useful if you have several services or customer groups.See the Website package and exclusions

Hosting, domain fees and third-party app charges are separate when applicable. The quote explains what is included before work begins.

Built for small businesses, not a generic template pitch.

I work with small businesses across the UK: trades, garages, salons, dog groomers, cafés and other independent teams. The starting point is the actual task a customer wants to complete.

Browse examples by industry, other ways to make enquiries easier, or work and demos with their limitations clearly labelled.

More than a website, when you need it.

A website only helps if the enquiries it creates get answered. That is why I also set up the work behind it: a text sent straight back to missed callers, calls answered out of hours, booking and reminder flows, and weekly reporting. Bigger needs, such as a customer portal or internal tool, are quoted as custom software.

New to this? Start with the one-page website, or see how website costs are worked out before you decide.

How a website project starts.

1. Tell me what the site needs to doYour business, the customers you want to reach and what is frustrating about the current setup.
2. See a free previewI show you a working example on my own test setup, with no access to your live accounts.
3. Agree the scope and costYou receive a written fixed quote, what is included and what happens after launch.

Website design questions.

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