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A website that makes it easy to enquire
When someone lands on your website, they should quickly understand what you do, whether you can help them, and how to get in touch. I build websites for small businesses with those decisions in mind, from the first page a customer sees to the form they use to ask for a quote.
If you need a straightforward site, I offer a faster build option. If you want to update the site yourself or add more features over time, I can build it in WordPress.
Two ways to build your website
If customers mainly need to see what you do, where you work and how to contact you, a few well-planned pages may be all you need. This option suits businesses that want to get a new site online sooner and only need occasional updates.
WordPress is a good fit if you want to log in and change your own content, publish articles, or give each service its own page as the business grows. It also gives you room for features such as an online shop.
What goes into a fast build?
A fast build starts with an agreed set of pages and a straightforward layout. For a local service business, that might mean a homepage, a page about your services, a few photos of recent work and a contact page. I’ll help you decide what belongs on each page so customers can get the information they need, especially on a phone.
I build these as lightweight sites outside WordPress. The pages are prepared ahead of time, which helps keep them quick to load. Once the site is live, you can send me changes to things like your hours, services or photos and I’ll update them for you.
If you’re replacing a site, we’ll look at what’s already working before deciding what to carry over. A good service page or a useful set of project photos can be worth keeping.
How I approach either build
I’ll ask what customers usually want to know before they call and which jobs you’d like more enquiries for. That helps us decide what to put up front, what deserves its own page, and where to put the phone number or enquiry button. I’ll also help you work out what to write and which photos will help people understand the work you do.
Let’s talk about your website
If you’re planning a first website or wondering whether your current one is worth keeping, tell me a bit about your business and what you need the site to do. I’ll help you work out which build makes sense.