Small business website design and development

Your website is often the first impression a customer gets. It should load instantly on a phone, explain clearly what you do, and make it easy to get in touch.

We design and build small business websites that do exactly that, without the bloated themes and plugins that slow so many sites down.

What you get

Every site we build is:

  • Fast, with pages that pass Google’s Core Web Vitals on mobile
  • Accessible, checked against WCAG 2.2 AA
  • Responsive, with light and dark themes where it suits the brand
  • Search-friendly, with clean structure, metadata and structured data
  • Secure, with no admin panel exposed to the internet unless you need one

Moving on from an old WordPress site

Many of our clients come to us with a slow, hard-to-update WordPress site full of plugins. We can rebuild it as a fast, low-maintenance site, keep your existing URLs working with proper redirects so you don’t lose search rankings, and set up simple ways to edit content.

Built to be found

Search visibility starts with the build: semantic HTML, fast pages, sensible URLs and structured data. We cover the technical side as standard, and can help further with SEO and performance.

Looked after after launch

A website is never really finished. Our website care plans include hosting, monitoring, backups, security updates and time each month for changes.

FAQs

Websites: common questions

Can I update the website myself?

Yes. We set up an editing approach that fits how often you change content, from simple file-based editing to a friendly content management system.

Will we lose our Google rankings if we change website?

Not if the move is handled carefully. We map every old URL to its new home with permanent redirects and keep important content, which protects the rankings you have built up.

Do you write the content?

We can help structure and edit your content and write new copy with you. You know your business best, so we work together on it.

Got an idea, or a process that’s eating your week?

Tell us about it. We’ll come back with honest advice on what’s worth doing, even if the answer is “not much”.