Web Design
Websites built to turn interest into enquiries.
Make it easy for the right customers to understand your business and get in touch. Work directly with Nick on your message, page design, and the build.
What we can work on
The proposal sets out which parts your project needs, what is included, and what is priced separately.
Message and page plan
A clear structure for your offer, service pages, supporting proof, and enquiry journey.
Design for your business
Page layouts and a visual direction shaped around your brand and the customers you want to reach.
Mobile experience
Navigation, forms, and page layouts checked at phone, tablet, and desktop sizes.
Website development
A build on the platform that suits your content, editing needs, and required features.
Search foundations
Page titles, descriptions, internal links, and a plan for redirects when existing URLs change.
Launch and handover
Checks of core journeys, agreed measurement, and guidance for managing the finished site.
Related reading
Web Design case studies
These case studies are anonymized composites. They illustrate project approaches rather than a promised result for your business.
Family law · Georgia
+132% organic leads for a boutique family law firm
The firm had a professional reputation offline but very little organic presence.
Read the case studyInterior design · Charleston, South Carolina
+119% organic traffic and better-fit clients for a high-end interior designer
The portfolio was beautiful, but the website did not do it justice.
Read the case studyBoutique fitness · Chicago
+81% trial bookings for a boutique fitness studio
The studio had strong word of mouth but struggled to convert website visitors into trial bookings.
Read the case studyB2B software · Austin, Texas
+73% demo requests for a B2B SaaS startup
The startup had a strong product but a confusing website.
Read the case study
Questions
Web Design FAQs
How is the work priced?
Page count, content preparation, platform, and integrations shape the quote. Copywriting, migration, and ongoing support are scoped explicitly.
How is the timeline agreed?
The schedule depends on approved content, design feedback, and the complexity of the build. Launch milestones are agreed before work starts.
Can you improve my existing website?
Yes. Share the current site and the problems you want to solve. A focused redesign or a few important page improvements may be enough; the scope should follow the problem.
What happens after I enquire?
Nick reviews what you send and follows up by email. If the project looks like a fit, the next step is a conversation to clarify the work before a proposal.
Ready when you are
Tell me what you want to improve.
Share your website or idea, what is getting in the way, and any timing or budget constraints. Nick will follow up by email to work out the next step.