Website design · Milton Keynes
If the site looks dated, feels clumsy on a phone, or never appears when someone nearby searches, we design and build a new one at no charge. You pay only to keep it looked after, from £40 a month.
Two ways we help
Most businesses come to us because they need a site customers can understand and find. Some also need a system their team uses every day. You can take one, or both.
Website design
We plan the pages around what you sell, write them in plain English, and make them comfortable on a phone. People can see what you do, get in touch, and Google has a clear page to show.
£0 to build. Care from £40 a month.
Explore website designCustom software
Web apps, mobile apps, portals, automation, and the links between the tools you already use. Scoped and priced for the work.
Explore custom softwareThe deal, in one line
From £40 a month, care covers the domain registration, the hosting, updates, backups, and someone to look after the site. Larger sites are priced for the time they take.
Design, build, and launch of a standard business site.
Each month, including the domain and hosting.
What the website is for
We learn what you sell and who should get in touch. The pages say that straight away, instead of making people hunt for it.
Most people will open the site on a phone. The layout, the words, and the way to contact you are designed for that first.
Each page has its own title and description, written the way customers search, including local wording for Milton Keynes and the wider UK.
The address shows a padlock. After launch we keep the site updated and backed up, so it stays a place people can trust.
A call, an email, or a short message. The enquiry comes to you. There is no account for your customer to create.
From £40 a month, including the domain and hosting, we update the site, back it up, and make small content changes.
Customers
mileOS, 360 Rentals, SMK Gateway, Coles Hair Spa, and Storm Solutions. If you need a system of your own, that is the same kind of work.
Contact
Tell us the business, where you work, and what you want a visitor to do. A formal brief is not needed.
