Business website
Five to fifteen pages that explain what you sell, prove you can be trusted with it, and make enquiring the easiest thing on the screen.
Website designing
A website is not a brochure with a colour scheme. Every layout here is planned backwards from one action — a call, a form or a WhatsApp message — and everything on the page either helps that or gets cut.
Four details. Fixed quote and timeline, no obligation.
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What design covers
This page is the portfolio. The type scale, the colour system, the spacing rhythm, the icons and the enquiry flow you are looking at right now were designed the same way yours would be. Scroll it on your phone — that is the test that matters.
01 What I design
They look similar from outside and are completely different pieces of work. Picking the wrong one is the most expensive mistake on this page.
Five to fifteen pages that explain what you sell, prove you can be trusted with it, and make enquiring the easiest thing on the screen.
One page, one offer, one action, no navigation to leak out of. Built to be the destination for a paid campaign, not a homepage in disguise.
A short, focused site for a single service or location, wired for form, call and WhatsApp leads with tracking on each of them.
For consultants, doctors and specialists who are the product. Credibility, credentials and a way to reach you, without looking like a template.
An existing site that looks dated or converts badly. Starts from what already ranks and already works, so search visibility survives the move.
Screens, states and components for a product rather than a brochure — dashboards, listings, forms and the empty states nobody remembers to design.
02 The system
“Modern design” is not a look, it is a set of decisions made once and applied everywhere. These are the five that decide whether a site holds together on page nine.
Tell me which one you need
Send four details and I’ll tell you which of the six makes sense for your business, roughly what it costs and how long it takes. If a landing page beats a full site for you, I’ll say that instead.
Four fields. No message to write.
03 Process
The two steps before it are what decide whether the design works. Anyone who opens a design tool on day one is decorating, not designing.
What you sell, who buys it, what they compare you against, and what a visitor needs to believe before they enquire.
Sitemap, page-by-page content outline, and the single action each page is built around — agreed in writing before a pixel is drawn.
Layout without colour or imagery, so hierarchy gets judged on its own. If it works in grey, it will work finished.
Type scale, colour system, components and the finished layouts — designed mobile-first, then scaled up rather than squeezed down.
You see every page before anything is coded. Changes at this stage cost nothing; changes after the build cost time and money.
Straight into development — by the same person, so nothing is lost translating a design into code.
04 Pricing
A one-page landing site and a fifteen-page business site are different pieces of work, so there is no single price. Here is exactly what moves the number.
Costing
Send the four details and you get a written, itemised quote — not a range, and not a call to “discuss budget”.
Takes 30 seconds.
05 FAQs
The five that come up on nearly every first call.
Sitemap and page-by-page content outline, wireframes, a visual design system — type scale, colour, spacing, components — and the finished responsive layouts for every page, from 320px phones up to large desktop screens. Design decisions are made against one question: does this move the visitor closer to enquiring?
From scratch, against your business. Templates force your content into someone else’s structure, and every competitor using that template looks identical to you. The layout should follow what you sell and who buys it, not the other way round.
Yes. Design is step four of six and nothing gets coded until the layout is agreed. Changes at design stage cost nothing; changes after the build cost time.
Yes. A redesign starts with what is already working — the pages that rank, the content that converts — and rebuilds around it, so you do not lose search visibility in the process. That audit happens before any design work.
It depends on the number of pages, how much custom design work is involved, and whether your content and images are ready. Send the requirement and you get one fixed, itemised quote with a timeline before anything starts.
Free consultation · No obligation
Send a rough brief and you get a fixed quote with a timeline. If a new design isn’t what your business needs right now, I’ll say that instead.
Name, number, email, what you need.