Starter
Ideal for individuals and small businesses looking for a professional online presence.
Custom-designed, Google-optimised website up to 5 pages.
Nothing to pay unless you approve your website.
Get started →Custom-designed websites for small businesses and professionals who want a credible online presence without the agency-sized price tag.
Simple packages. Clear pricing. Custom design, mobile-first builds and practical support without the agency-sized price tag.
Ideal for individuals and small businesses looking for a professional online presence.
Custom-designed, Google-optimised website up to 5 pages.
Nothing to pay unless you approve your website.
Get started →Perfect for growing businesses that need more custom-built pages, flexibility and room to expand.
Custom-designed, Google-optimised website up to 10 pages.
Nothing to pay unless you approve your website.
Get started →For businesses that need more functionality, such as e-commerce, memberships or custom features.
Fully managed websites supporting more complex requirements while keeping them easy to manage.
Our monthly maintenance package includes practical support to help keep your website updated and secure.
Not sure which package fits? Start with a quick message and we’ll point you in the right direction.
Already have your website plan? Add a 24/7 AI chatbot assistant that can answer common questions, guide visitors and help turn more website visits into enquiries.
Custom-configured for your business and available around the clock. A useful add-on for businesses that receive repetitive questions or enquiries outside normal hours.
You work with a small independent studio rather than a large agency structure. That keeps communication direct and the pricing sensible.
We handle the technical work and keep you informed at the important stages, without unnecessary meetings or jargon.
You get a chance to review the completed website before the final website payment is due, subject to the agreed project terms.
You run the business. We handle the website. The process is deliberately straightforward, with clear steps and no unnecessary technical jargon.
Send the basics: what you do, who you serve and what you want the website to achieve.
We create the structure, pages and responsive experience around your business rather than forcing it into a generic layout.
We make the agreed changes and get the site ready for launch once the important details are approved.
We handle the final setup and launch steps, then remain available through the support option you choose.
Independent professionals and small businesses that want to look established online without paying for an oversized agency operation.
Mortgage advisers, consultants, accountants, brokers, advisers, coaches and specialist practitioners.
Trades, garages, hospitality businesses, retailers and other owner-operated businesses that need a dependable online presence.
Businesses that have grown beyond a DIY site but don't need an expensive enterprise web project.
A sensible website does not need a large agency structure behind it. Our small-studio model keeps the process direct and the cost easier to justify for an independent business.
No layers of account managers between you and the person building the site.
The standard packages show what is included. More complex work can be quoted separately when requirements genuinely need it.
We aim to explain the hosting, domain, maintenance and third-party pieces clearly rather than hiding the important details.
If you need a straightforward business website, we may be a better fit. If your project needs a much larger technical operation, we'll say so.
A selection of recent website work across trades, landscaping, construction and specialist businesses. Every project is presented around the business it needs to win.






Real client comments supplied from previous feedback. No stock photos and no invented testimonials.
Straight answers before you get started.
A website should not only look good. It should make sensible provisions for accessibility, privacy, cookies, security and clear customer information.
We design and build with accessibility in mind: semantic structure, readable content, keyboard-friendly controls, visible focus states, alternative text where appropriate and responsive layouts.
We aim to work toward WCAG 2.2 AA good practice. We do not claim that a website is “certified” or legally compliant merely because it follows accessibility best practices.
Clients can report an accessibility issue and request an alternative format or reasonable adjustment where appropriate.
If you submit the contact form, we use the information you provide to respond to your enquiry and manage the requested service. We do not need to collect unnecessary information.
The final privacy notice should identify the business/controller, purposes, lawful bases, recipients, retention and relevant rights. Privacy information should be available when personal data is collected.
This landing-page version is designed without analytics, advertising pixels or unnecessary tracking cookies. Essential technologies may still be used by the hosting platform or embedded third-party services.
If non-essential cookies or similar technologies are added later, the site should provide appropriate information and obtain consent where required.
Projects should be confirmed in writing before work starts, including scope, price, timing, revisions, content responsibilities, ownership/licensing, maintenance and cancellation terms.
Consumer-facing terms should be clear and fair. Online sales may also require specific pre-contract information and cancellation information depending on the customer and service.
No fake badges. We will not display an accessibility, GDPR, security or other certification unless the relevant certification has actually been obtained and remains valid.
Instead, we describe the practical standards and controls used for the project. If a client requires a formal certification or independent audit, that should be handled by an appropriately qualified provider.
Websites are built with sensible security practices such as secure hosting where available, software updates, strong account credentials, backups where included and minimising unnecessary third-party scripts.
No website can honestly be promised as completely immune to attacks. Security depends on hosting, platforms, plugins, credentials and ongoing maintenance.
If something is wrong with your website or service, contact us first with the issue and the relevant URL or project detail. We aim to acknowledge genuine service issues promptly and work toward a reasonable resolution.
Accessibility complaints can also be submitted through the contact details below.
Tell us what you need. We’ll help you work out which package makes sense. You do not need to know the technical terminology before you contact us.
Who we are: is the website design service represented by this site. Insert the final legal business name and contact details before publishing.
Contact details and project information that you voluntarily submit through the enquiry form. We do not ask for sensitive information through this form.
To respond to enquiries, discuss projects, provide services and keep appropriate business records.
Information may be processed by service providers needed to operate email, hosting or project systems. The final notice should identify relevant recipients or categories of recipients.
Information should be retained only as long as reasonably necessary for the stated purposes and applicable legal obligations. Individuals may have rights under UK data-protection law, depending on the circumstances.
Before launch: replace the placeholders with your actual legal identity, contact details, lawful bases, retention periods and any processors you actually use.
This version is intentionally designed to avoid unnecessary tracking. If analytics, advertising, embedded media, maps or other technologies that store/access information on a user's device are added, the cookie notice and consent mechanism should be updated accordingly.
Essential cookies or similar technologies may be exempt in certain circumstances, but the exact treatment depends on what the technology does. Do not assume every cookie is “essential”.
The agreed package, pages, functionality and deliverables are confirmed before work begins.
The stated delivery target assumes the client supplies required content, access and feedback promptly. Delays caused by missing content or approvals may move the delivery date.
The project agreement should specify the number and type of revisions included. Additional work can be quoted separately.
The final price, deposit if any, approval stage, balance and maintenance billing must be clearly stated in the individual project agreement.
Ownership/licensing of the finished website, source files, fonts, stock images, plugins and third-party services should be stated in the individual agreement. Third-party licences remain subject to their own terms.
Where a customer is a consumer, applicable UK consumer law and cancellation rights cannot simply be removed by contract. The final terms should be reviewed for the actual sales process.
Important: this is a practical website template, not legal advice.