Website Design

WordPress, CMS, CRM, eCommerce, Custom Coding

Website Design


  • Bespoke Website Development
  • eCommerce Website Systems
  • Website Maintenance and Support
  • Dedicated Website Secure Hosting
  • Marketing, SEO, Google Ads
  • WordPress Management and Security
  • Web Photography & Stock Images
Website Designer

A website is the modern day shop front. Sites need to have good quality images, designed with SEO in mind and they should load quickly to make sure you don’t lose customers. Although it can be quite expensive, sometimes you need to spend a little extra to make a good impression. Simply choosing a domain name can be a task in its own and you need to know what kind of design you are looking for. Having some other websites to reference is a good way to start and then we can guide you from there.

We aim to be a middle of the road web design company, not too cheap and not too expensive. Website are usually designed in house or in collaboration with a few partner businesses that are literally down the road from us. We do not outsourced to other low cost countries where things get lost in translation.

Bespoke

Website design

  • Website Design on WordPress
  • Content Management System
  • eCommerce Web Design
  • CRM Systems
  • Stripe Payment Gateway
  • Website Management
  • Website Content Updates
  • Website Security Updates
  • Social Media Management
  • Email and Phone Integration
  • Web Visitor Tracking
  • Google Adwords Ads
  • SEO Basic and Advanced
  • Blog or News Options
  • Video Intros
  • Stock Photography
  • Gallery/Slides
  • Custom Coding

* Please note that you will need to provide a business name, logo and some text for the home/about page.
Although we provide some images, it is always good to have real images/videos and ideally faces for a personal touch.

FAQ

Here are the top 5 frequently asked questions about web design:

1. What is web design? Web design is the process of creating a website that is visually appealing, user-friendly, and functional. It includes the planning, creation, and implementation of a website’s layout, content, and functionality. A web designer must consider the needs of the website’s target audience, the website’s purpose, and the overall look and feel of the website.

2. What are the different types of web design? There are three main types of web design:

  • Responsive design: This type of web design ensures that a website looks good and functions properly on all devices, including desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. (This is our typical method of development)
  • Mobile-first design: This type of web design prioritizes the mobile experience, meaning that the website is designed first and foremost for mobile devices.
  • Adaptive design: This type of web design uses media queries to detect the device that is being used and automatically adjusts the website’s layout and content accordingly.

3. What are the different web design tools and software? There are a variety of web design tools and software that can be used to create websites, including:

  • Content management systems (CMSs): CMSs are software that allows users to create and manage websites without having to know how to code. Some popular CMSs include WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal.
  • Web development frameworks: Web development frameworks are tools that provide a structure and framework for building websites. Some popular web development frameworks include Bootstrap, Foundation, and AngularJS.
  • Graphic design software: Graphic design software is used to create the visual elements of a website, such as logos, images, and icons. Some popular graphic design software includes Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and Sketch.

4. What are the different steps of the web design process? The web design process typically involves the following steps:

  • Requirement gathering: This involves understanding the needs of the website’s target audience and the website’s purpose.
  • Wireframing: This involves creating low-fidelity sketches of the website’s layout.
  • Prototyping: This involves creating interactive prototypes of the website that allow users to experience the website’s functionality.
  • Designing: This involves creating visual designs for the website’s layout, content, and branding.
  • Development: This involves coding the website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
  • Testing and deployment: This involves testing the website for bugs and errors and then deploying the website to a live server.

5. What are the best practices for web design? There are a number of best practices for web design, including:

  • Simplicity: Keep the website design simple and easy to use.
  • Clarity: Make sure that the website’s content is clear and easy to understand.
  • Accessibility: Make sure that the website is accessible to people with disabilities.
  • Mobile-friendliness: Ensure that the website looks good and functions properly on all devices.
  • Search engine optimization (SEO): Optimize the website for search engines to improve its ranking in search results.
  • Continuous improvement: Regularly review and improve the website based on user feedback and analytics.

Website Design

Please feel free to contact us for any additional services not listed on this page or if you have any queries that we can help with. Our sales lines are open 9:30 to 5:30 and critical support services are available 24/7