Brochure Website Design UK

What a brochure website is

A brochure website is a site that informs and persuades but doesn't sell online. It is the digital version of your company brochure: who you are, what you do, why you're good at it and how to get in touch. Most service businesses need exactly this. Accountants, builders, consultants, clinics, manufacturers and charities usually win work through an enquiry or a phone call, not a shopping basket.

The word brochure undersells it, though. A printed brochure is read by someone who already has it in their hand. A brochure website has to be found first, so it needs to be built for search as much as for reading.

The pages a brochure site usually needs

The Starter package covers up to 5 pages, enough for a firm with a few services grouped together. The Business package covers up to 15, so each service gets its own page.

Why separate service pages matter

Google ranks individual pages. A single services page listing ten things can only compete weakly for each. A dedicated page for, say, commercial cleaning or bookkeeping for landlords can carry its own title, headings, FAQs and schema markup, and answer the exact question the searcher typed.

That is why the Business package from £500 + VAT includes copywriting written to rank, full schema markup and local SEO groundwork. We write each service page to cover what's included, who it's for, how it works, rough timescales and a clear next step. For the writing side in more depth, see website copywriting and SEO-friendly web design.

Brochure features that earn their place

• Downloadable PDFs: price lists, spec sheets or a printable brochure, compressed and linked from the relevant page
• Quote request forms: with the questions you would ask on the phone, so enquiries arrive ready to price
• Team profiles: easy to add and remove as staff change
• News or blog: optional, for firms that will genuinely keep it updated; see blog design
• Accessibility: contrast, focus states and form labels checked against WCAG 2.2 AA; see accessible web design

We leave out things that slow a site down without helping, such as auto-playing sliders and heavy animation.

Writing a brochure site people actually read

People skim web pages far more than printed brochures, so we write for scanning:

• Headings that answer questions: what's included, how long it takes, what it costs, areas covered
• Short paragraphs and lists instead of long blocks of text
• One clear action per page, repeated at the end, so readers never have to hunt for it
• Specifics over adjectives: accreditations you hold, years trading, response times you actually keep
• FAQs on service pages that cover the objections you hear on the phone

On the Business package we interview you and write this copy for you. On Starter, you supply the text and we edit it into shape so it reads well on a phone screen.

Platforms, price and next steps

Most of our brochure sites are built on WordPress so you can edit pages in the block editor. Very simple sites that rarely change can be static for maximum speed. Prices: Starter from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages, Business from £500 + VAT for up to 15. If you later want to sell online, ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. See pricing, sector pages such as web design for solicitors and web design for manufacturers, or request a quote.

What you get

• Sitemap planned around your services and customers
• Service pages with clear headings, detail and a call to action
• About page with real people and credentials
• Reviews or testimonials pulled from genuine sources
• Enquiry form routed to the right email address
• Schema markup for your business and services on Business packages

Prices and how it works

Websites from £250 + VAT, business websites from £500 + VAT and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Small changes are £45 an hour + VAT. You get a fixed quote before we start.

1. Free chat

   Tell us about your business, who your customers are and what the website needs to do. No charge, no obligation.

2. Fixed quote

   You get a fixed price and a clear list of what is included, in writing, before anything starts.

3. Design

   We plan the pages and design the site around your customers, then share it for your comments.

4. Build and test

   We build it mobile-first, write or polish the copy, set up SEO foundations and test it on real phones.

5. Launch and hand over

   We launch, connect analytics and Search Console, and show you how to update it. You own it all.

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