Where Ideas Transform into Digital Reality

Most businesses have a business identity, including a logo. We’ll design your website around the style and colours used for this, making your business website instantly recognisable by current clients. 

Don’t have a colour scheme for your business? No problem, we’ll help put this together. 

Every website needs a domain name, or web address (example.co.uk). Many online web building platforms will provide a free domain name, but usually these are sub-domains and not exclusively branded for your business. (eg. example123.awebsiteplatform.co.uk). This doesn’t give the best impression to your potential customers. 

We include a domain name for your business with our web design services, to properly brand your new business website with a professional identity. On top of this, we provide your own personalised email address (eg. you@example.co.uk). We’ll even talk you through setting it up on your chosen email platform. 

So, your new website is ready to go. But, before you head out to show it off to the world, we’re going to optimise it for search engines. 

Why do we do this? Firstly, search engines need to know what your website is about. We’re not going to bore you with all the tech jargon, but this includes adding and optimising title tags, meta tags, heading tags, schema data and sitemap. A sitemap tells a search engine the pages, posts and other content on your website that you wish to have indexed for the world to find. 

According to Ahrefs, a staggering 90.63% of web pages get ZERO traffic from Google!

We offer specialist SEO Packages, so we know a thing or two about getting websites ranking on search engines. We do strongly recommend ongoing SEO for a new website, to boost your website further up the search results. 

As a part of any web design, we add links to your social media profiles and pages. Commonly, businesses use Facebook and Instagram, but we can include links to almost any social media network your business uses. These include: Pinterest, Twitter, Linkedin, Youtube, Tiktok, Snapchat, Tumblr and many more. 

Often potential customers seek a company’s social media pages to view reviews or feedback from customers. So, having them readily accessible from your website, header, footer or contact page is beneficial. 

A great way to make it easy for a customer to contact your business is through a website contact form. These can be placed wherever you like on your website, but generally are found on the contact page. 

Contact forms can be customised to include whichever fields you require to collect the right information from your customer. Typically they include name, contact number, email address and message. Other fields often use include availability for contact, location and nature of enquiry. 

Contact forms are set up as part of our web design services and send the submitted contents directly to your email address. 

We’re here to answer any questions and any stage of your website design. If you require help to use certain features, we’re more than happy to help. 

Depending on what you would like to do, we can talk you through the process, or create a personalised written guide.