Website design, with a clear scope.

Business website design

A website that explains your business, presents your services and gives customers a clear way to contact you.

Who is it for?

Businesses that need a first website or a clearer online introduction.

What can the project include?

Page structure, responsive design, service information and contact links. Additional forms or integrations are agreed in the quote.

What should you prepare?

Your business description, services, logo, photos and preferred contact details.

Website redesign

Improve an existing website by clarifying its content, refreshing the layout and making important customer actions easier to find.

Who is it for?

Businesses with an outdated, confusing or difficult-to-use website.

What can the project include?

Review existing pages and agree what to retain, replace or combine. Plan redirects for changed URLs before launch.

What should you prepare?

Your current website address, the main problems you want solved and access arrangements for the existing site.

Accommodation websites

Present a guesthouse or holiday home with property information, image galleries and a clear booking or enquiry journey.

Who is it for?

Guesthouses, holiday homes and accommodation businesses.

What can the project include?

Property pages, galleries, useful guest information and booking links. Live availability, payments and booking-system connections require a separately agreed integration.

What should you prepare?

Approved property photos, facilities, location information, booking policies and details of any existing booking provider.

Search visibility foundations

Make website information easier for search engines and AI search systems to understand through clear content and sound technical structure.

Who is it for?

Businesses whose services, pages or contact details are difficult to understand or find.

What can the project include?

Titles, descriptions, headings, internal links, sitemap, canonical URLs and relevant structured data. Rankings and inclusion in AI answers are not guaranteed.

What should you prepare?

Accurate business information, the services you want to be known for and confirmed locations or service areas.

Website maintenance

Agree how your website content and technical upkeep will be handled after launch.

Who is it for?

Businesses that need help keeping an existing website current.

What can the project include?

Discuss content changes, dependency updates, backups and hosting responsibilities. Frequency, response times and ongoing fees are defined in the support agreement.

What should you prepare?

The existing website, hosting provider and the type and frequency of changes you expect.

How do you choose between a redesign and a new website?

A redesign makes sense when the current website contains useful content or features that can be retained. A new build may be more appropriate when the existing platform cannot support the required experience. Share your current address and priorities so we can discuss the trade-offs before quoting.

How much will the website cost?

There is no fixed public package price. The quote depends on the pages, features, integrations, content work and support you need. Domain registration, hosting and third-party subscriptions should be identified separately in the proposal.