Most small business websites look fine at first glance. The trouble starts a few seconds later. A visitor can’t tell whether you do what they need, scrolls looking for a phone number, and heads back to Google. You never hear about it.
Good web design deals with that before it happens. It decides what goes on each page, in what order, and what the visitor should do next. The look is built on top of that structure.
Every visitor wants three answers in ten seconds. What is this, is it for me, and what do I do next?
Your business, your customers, your competitors and what the site needs to achieve.
A sitemap and page plan, so people find what they came for in a click or two.
Wireframes for the key pages, agreed before any visual design, so the structure is right first.
Full page designs in your brand for desktop and mobile, plus a design system that keeps every page consistent as the site grows.
Help shaping headlines, calls to action and page copy so the words do their job.
Reviews, accreditations, contact details and short forms placed where they help visitors decide.
Project review
"Glenn’s attention to detail, clear communication, and genuine passion for the project made the whole process smooth and enjoyable. We’re extremely proud of the result."
David Maxwell
Frequently asked questions
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