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Web design in London

Give your customers a better experience and your team a website they can work with. We design websites for London businesses that support enquiries, make new campaigns easier to launch and keep everyday content manageable.

Keep search visibility part of the redesign

Your existing website may contain useful pages that people already find through search. We review that content before planning the new structure, identifying what still answers customer questions and what needs improving.

We then connect your priority services with relevant search terms, clear page headings and supporting information. For your London audience, that includes distinguishing between services available across the city and those tied to a particular location.

Give your marketing team room to respond

A new campaign shouldn’t need a new website. We build reusable layouts for the pages your team expects to create, with space for the message, supporting evidence and action each campaign needs.

Your colleagues can publish within those layouts without having to make every design decision again. We show them how to organise content, work with images and check a page before it goes live, keeping the editing process relevant to their day-to-day responsibilities.

When an idea needs more than a content update, we’re there to discuss it. That might mean adding functionality, changing a customer journey or connecting another system. Your team can keep developing the website without starting from scratch each time the plan changes.

LBB London: bringing a refreshed brand into everyday use

LBB London needed its new identity to work for developers, brokers and private clients exploring structural warranties and bonds. We planned the content around those audiences and built a bespoke WordPress website, with clearer enquiry points and tools for the team to manage services, news and case studies.

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Beavis Morgan: giving the team a platform for its expertise

For London-based advisory firm Beavis Morgan, the website needed to do more than list services. We reorganised the content around client needs and introduced flexible publishing tools, including a Featured Thinking section. The team can bring timely insights onto the homepage while helping visitors find relevant services and specialists.

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Mission Spiritus: a website ready for an important introduction

An upcoming appearance at the Earthshot Prize gave Mission Spiritus a clear reason to get its story online. We worked with the team on a website that introduced its expeditions and sponsorship opportunities, combining distinctive imagery with straightforward navigation and space for the project to develop.

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Buildsafe: connecting service content with search and measurement

Buildsafe wanted to strengthen organic visibility and reduce its reliance on paid search. We reviewed the website, improved its content and navigation, and developed a search strategy around relevant customer questions. Tracking helped the team assess changes in traffic, enquiries and cost per lead as the work progressed.

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Ebix Europe: making its product range easier to explore

We designed Ebix Europe’s website to give visitors a clear view of its product range. The site helps prospective customers understand what each product offers and find information relevant to their business, making the wider offering straightforward to explore.

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Make each London location easy to choose

Running a practice, studio or service business in more than one part of London? Your website needs to help someone choose the right location, not simply present a list of addresses.

We plan location pages around the differences that affect a visit: available services, the people based there, opening times and practical access information. Someone looking for an appointment in Wimbledon should be able to check the relevant details without accidentally following the booking route for another branch.

Shared layouts keep the experience consistent, while each page gives customers information specific to that location. Your team has a manageable way to maintain the content, and visitors can understand where to go and who can help.

Give your next London event somewhere to lead

Exhibiting at Excel London or Olympia? The conversation at your stand should lead to a page that explains the offer people have just seen, rather than a homepage where they have to find it again.

We can create dedicated pages for the product, service or campaign, with concise explanations, relevant examples and a straightforward enquiry route. The page can also give your team something useful to share before the event and in follow-up conversations afterwards.

We discuss the deadline and required content early, then agree a realistic scope. Tracking helps you understand the response, while a reusable page structure gives the work a purpose beyond a single exhibition or launch.

A connected team for your London website

We work with London businesses from our studio at Priory Farm in Nutfield, with our registered office in Reigate. We collaborate online and arrange in-person discussions where useful. Tell us what you’re planning, who needs to be involved and where you need support. Call 0330 133 0304 or submit an enquiry.

Discuss your website
  • Can you work alongside our internal marketing team?

    Yes. We work with your colleagues to understand the brand, audience and activity already in place. You can bring your existing strategy and content into the project, while our designers, developers and search specialists contribute where needed. We agree responsibilities early so your team knows where to focus its input.
  • Can one website support several London locations?

    Yes. We can plan a shared website with location-specific information and enquiry routes. Each page should explain something useful about that branch, such as its services, team or visiting arrangements. You don’t automatically need separate websites, or a page for every borough, to explain where your business operates.
  • Will you consider our existing search traffic during a redesign?

    Yes. We review the existing pages and plan how useful content fits into the new website. Where URLs change, redirects and updated internal links form part of the migration. Search performance still needs monitoring after launch; a redesign cannot guarantee that rankings or traffic will remain unchanged.
  • Can you create landing pages for our campaigns?

    Yes. We can build pages around a particular audience, service or offer, connecting the campaign message with the information someone needs before acting. We also consider the enquiry form and tracking. Where you run campaigns regularly, reusable layouts can help your team prepare future pages more efficiently.
  • How much should we budget for a website?

    Typical website projects range from £1,500 to £30,000. The design, content, number of pages and integrations determine the scope. Following discovery, we provide an itemised fixed quote, with larger projects phased where appropriate.
  • How long does a website project take?

    We usually allow around 8 weeks for an SME website, measured from the signed scope to launch. Content preparation and more complex functionality can extend that schedule. We agree the stages with you, including when your colleagues need to provide information, feedback and approvals.
  • What support will our team have after launch?

    We show your team how to manage routine content and offer ongoing support for maintenance and further development. You can handle everyday publishing and bring us in when a change needs technical input. The aim is to keep the website useful as your campaigns, services and internal requirements develop.
  • Are you based in London?

    Our studio is in Nutfield, Surrey, and our registered office is in Reigate. We’re regularly in London catching up with clients and talking through projects in person. We combine those visits with online collaboration, taking time to get to know your team and keeping you involved as the work develops.