Services

Bespoke website design for small businesses

From our Grow plan upwards, every site is designed from scratch for the business it belongs to. We start with what your customers are searching for and what they need to know before they call, then design and write the pages around that. On our Basic plans you get a ready-made design from our library, made yours with your logo, colours, services and photos.

Illustration of an example site being built.

What you get

Five things, done properly.

  • Designed for your business

    A design made for your business from Grow upwards, or a ready-made design customised on Basic

  • Written for local searches

    Pages written around real searches in your area

  • Built for mobile

    Fast and easy to read on a phone

  • Search-ready from day one

    Set up for Google and AI assistants from the first day

  • Edit it yourself, from Basic Plus

    An editor so you can change text, prices and photos yourself, from Basic Plus

What we build

Six businesses. Six very different websites.

A law firm needs to feel discreet. An electrician needs the phone to ring. A studio needs to move. Choose one to see how we would design it.

Example law firm home page in a classic editorial layout: an ivory page with a serif masthead, "Vale & Ardent", between ruled lines, a large headline, "Counsel for the moments that matter most", and a black and white photo of a Lady Justice statue. The same law firm design on a phone: masthead, serif headline and a black button stacked above the photo.

01 / 06 · Law firm

Vale & Ardent

Classic editorial

A newspaper-style masthead, a split hero with a captioned photo and an index of practice areas.

  • A page for each practice area
  • Consultation requests in two taps
  • Fees explained up front
Example corporate home page in a bento grid: a dark blue headline tile, "Advisory for an economy in motion", beside tiles showing a city skyline and key figures, with a bar chart band below. The same corporate design on a phone: the tiles stack, headline first, then the skyline and the figures.

02 / 06 · Corporate

Halcyra Group

Bento grid

A grid of tiles for the headline, key figures and a skyline, a data band and a case-study carousel.

  • Key figures front and centre
  • Case studies in a carousel
  • Clear routes to each service
Example electrician home page: a full-width photo of an electrician at work behind a heavy capitals headline, "Wired right. First time.", with a white quote bar across the bottom of the photo. The same electrician design on a phone: headline over the photo, then the quote bar with an orange button.

03 / 06 · Trade

Voltwright Electrical

Full-bleed photo

A full-width photo hero, a quote bar that stays in reach, a row of trust badges and service tiles.

  • Tap-to-call number on every page
  • A quote bar under the first screen
  • Starting prices for each job
Example salon home page in a magazine layout: a blush page with a giant faint wordmark, an arched photo of a hair wash overlapped by a facial photo and a small round photo, beside the serif headline "Unhurried care, beautifully done". The same salon design on a phone: centred logo, the arched photo, then the serif headline.

04 / 06 · Beauty

Maison Lumea

Asymmetric magazine

Overlapping photos behind a giant wordmark, type that crosses the images and a treatment menu.

  • Online booking from the first screen
  • A treatment menu with times and prices
  • The next free slot shown
Example florist home page: a huge centred serif headline, "Flowers, gathered by hand", above a wide arched photo of a flower stall. The same florist design on a phone: the headline, two rounded buttons and the arched photo.

05 / 06 · Florist

Fernhollow

Stacked editorial

Giant centred type over a panoramic photo, then large product cards that stack as you scroll.

  • A shop with this week’s bouquets
  • Sizes and prices on every card
  • Same-day delivery cut-off shown
Example motion-led studio home page: a dark full-screen still of an ocean wave standing in for a background film, with giant kinetic type, "We make brands move", in white, outline and a lime-to-violet gradient, and a video progress bar. The same motion-led design on a phone: the giant stacked headline over the dark film still, with a play button.

06 / 06 · Motion-led

Oblique Hour

Cinematic, video-first

Built for a background film: a full-bleed hero, kinetic type, player controls and scroll-driven chapters.

Shown here as a still screenshot: the film and the motion are not played.

  • A full-screen film behind the hero
  • Type and sections that move on scroll
  • A project reel that unfolds chapter by chapter

Example designs. The businesses are fictional.

How to get it

Every plan includes a website. The plans differ in how much ongoing work goes into getting it found.

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