# dijitul web design: websites for UK businesses Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/ dijitul (DIJITUL LTD) is a UK web design, hosting and software company trading since 2006, based in Mansfield. It designs and builds websites for UK businesses of every size and sector. Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ## Quick answers ### How much does a website cost in the UK? With dijitul, a UK web design company trading since 2006, websites start at £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages, £500 + VAT for a business site of up to 15 pages, and £750 + VAT for an ecommerce shop. You get a fixed quote before work starts. ### Who designs websites for small businesses in the UK? dijitul designs and builds websites for small businesses across the UK from its base in Mansfield. Sites are custom designed, mobile-first, built with SEO foundations, and the business owns the website and domain outright. ### Do you build WordPress and Shopify websites? Yes. dijitul builds on WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix and Webflow, and recommends the platform that suits your business rather than one it prefers. ### Can you redesign my existing website? Yes. dijitul redesigns websites from £250 + VAT, keeping what works, fixing what does not, and setting up redirects so you keep your Google rankings. ### Do you work with businesses outside Mansfield? Yes. dijitul builds websites for businesses all over the UK, working remotely with video calls and a private preview link, so location makes no difference to the process or price. --- # Web Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds custom, mobile-first websites for UK businesses from a Mansfield studio trading since 2006. Every site is designed from scratch, built to pass Google's Core Web Vitals and set up to turn visits into calls and enquiries. Prices start at £250 + VAT for a Starter site, and you own the website and domain. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your site looks broken or cramped on a phone - You get visits but almost no calls or enquiries - You can't change a price or a photo without paying someone - Google Search Console keeps flagging slow or unstable pages - Your last developer disappeared and nobody has the logins - The site says nothing a competitor's site doesn't also say ## Key facts - Starter websites from £250 + VAT, Business from £500 + VAT, Ecommerce from £750 + VAT - Custom design on every project, never a resold template - Built to Google's Core Web Vitals targets: LCP 2.5s or less, INP 200ms or less, CLS 0.1 or less - Accessibility checked against WCAG 2.2 AA - WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, Webflow or hand-coded static builds - You own the site and the domain, with no lock-in - Trading since 2006 as DIJITUL LTD, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire ## What web design actually covers Web design is more than how a site looks. A good designer decides what each page is for, who it is talking to, what they should do next, and how the page has to behave on a 375 pixel wide phone as well as a 1440 pixel monitor. Visual design is one layer. Underneath it sit structure, words, speed, accessibility and search. On a typical dijitul project that breaks down into: - **Structure and UX:** the pages you need, the order of content and the route to an enquiry. See UX design and wireframing and prototyping. - **Visual and interface design:** type, colour, spacing and components that match your brand. See UI design. - **Content:** headings and copy that answer real questions. See website copywriting. - **Build:** clean, responsive code with images served as WebP or AVIF and sized for each screen. - **Findability:** titles, schema.org markup and internal links, covered on SEO-friendly web design. - **Access for everyone:** contrast, focus states, alt text and keyboard use, covered on accessible web design. If you want the practical side of what you get, step by step and at what price, read our website design page. ## Why mobile and speed come first Most of your visitors are on a phone. StatCounter's figures for September 2026 put mobile phones at around 54% of UK web page views, with tablets adding another 5%. Ofcom's Online Nation 2025 report found smartphones account for 75% of men's and 79% of women's time online in the UK. So we design the phone layout first and scale up, not the other way round. Speed is measured by Google's Core Web Vitals. According to web.dev, a page has good performance when, at the 75th percentile of real visits, **Largest Contentful Paint** is 2.5 seconds or less, **Interaction to Next Paint** is 200 milliseconds or less and **Cumulative Layout Shift** is 0.1 or less. We hit those by keeping scripts lean, reserving space for images, preloading the main image and choosing hosting that responds quickly. Accessibility sits alongside speed. We design to WCAG 2.2 level AA, the current W3C standard, which covers text contrast of at least 4.5:1 for body copy, visible keyboard focus, labelled form fields and touch targets of at least 24 by 24 CSS pixels. It helps disabled visitors, older visitors squinting at a phone in sunlight, and search engines, which read the same structure a screen reader does. ## Choosing the right platform The platform should suit how you work, not the designer's habit. A rough guide: | Your need | Usually the best fit | | Service business that wants to edit pages and add posts | WordPress | | Online shop, simple to run, apps for extras | Shopify | | Shop on a site you fully control | WooCommerce | | Design-led site with a visual editor | Webflow | | Small site that rarely changes and must be very fast | Static build | | You already use a hosted builder | Squarespace or Wix | For selling online, start with ecommerce website design. For appointments, see booking website design. ## How to choose a web designer Whoever you pick, ask these questions before you pay a deposit: - **Who owns the site and domain?** It should be you, in writing. With us it is, and there is no lock-in. - **Is the design custom or a theme?** A reskinned theme is fine if it is priced as one. Ours are designed from scratch. - **What exactly is in the price?** Number of pages, copywriting, SEO setup, training. Extras such as domains, stock photos, premium plugins and hosting should be listed up front. - **How will it perform?** Ask what Core Web Vitals targets they build to and how they test them. - **Can I edit it myself?** You should be able to change text and images without a support ticket. - **What happens after launch?** Hosting, updates and backups need an owner. - **Who will I actually speak to?** A named person, a phone number and a real address. Also look at their own website. If a designer's site is slow on your phone, hard to navigate or vague about prices, yours is likely to turn out the same. Ask to see the Core Web Vitals report in Search Console for a site they built, and ask who you call when something breaks on a Friday afternoon. We work remotely with businesses right across the UK, so being local matters less than being reachable. Browse our locations if you want to see the towns we cover. ## What web design costs with dijitul We publish our prices. All are starting points and exclude VAT: - **Starter, from £250 + VAT:** up to 5 pages, custom design, mobile-first, contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile, basic SEO, Analytics and Search Console. Typically live in 3 to 4 weeks. Ideal for small businesses and sole traders. - **Business, from £500 + VAT:** up to 15 pages, a page per service, copywriting, full schema markup, local SEO groundwork, speed tuning to pass Core Web Vitals, conversion tracking and training. Typically 5 to 6 weeks. - **Ecommerce, from £750 + VAT:** Shopify or WooCommerce with payments, delivery rules, a Google Merchant Centre feed and abandoned cart recovery. Small changes and extra design time are £45 an hour + VAT. Larger builds such as membership platforms, multilingual sites or complex integrations get a fixed quote. The full breakdown is on our pricing page. ## Other ways we can help Not every business needs a full new site. If yours is sound but tired, a website refresh or full website redesign may be the better spend. If you are running ads, a focused landing page often converts better than a home page. Need something specific? Custom website design covers unusual layouts and features, and conversion-focused web design is for sites that get traffic but not enquiries. You can see everything on all services, read how we work, or get in touch for a quote. ## What you get - A custom design for desktop, tablet and phone, signed off before build - A fast, mobile-first build on the platform that suits you - Clear calls to action on every page: click-to-call, forms, booking or checkout - Basic SEO foundations, Google Analytics and Search Console set up - Google Business Profile set up or tidied - UK GDPR friendly forms and a PECR compliant cookie banner where tracking is used - Handover of every login, so the website and domain are yours ## FAQs ### How much does web design cost in the UK? With dijitul, a custom Starter website of up to 5 pages costs from £250 + VAT, a Business site of up to 15 pages with copywriting costs from £500 + VAT and an online shop starts from £750 + VAT. Domains, hosting, stock photos and premium plugins are extras and are listed in your quote. ### What is the difference between web design and web development? Design decides structure, content and look; development turns that into working code, forms, integrations and a content system. On small business sites we do both. For web apps and custom software beyond a website, our sister company dijitul developments takes over. ### How long does a new website take? A Starter site is typically live in 3 to 4 weeks and a Business site in 5 to 6 weeks. The biggest variable is content: if your text and photos are ready, projects move faster. Ecommerce timelines depend on how many products need loading. ### Do you use templates? No. Every site is designed for your business before it is built. We may use a well supported theme or framework underneath for stability, but the layout, styling and content are created for you rather than bought off the shelf. ### Will my website rank on Google? We build every site with sound SEO foundations: fast pages, clean headings, titles, schema markup and Search Console. Nobody can honestly guarantee a position on Google. For ongoing SEO work after launch, we can point you to our specialist SEO service. ### Can I update the website myself? Yes. Whatever platform we use, you get logins and a walkthrough so you can change text, images and prices. Business packages include a training session and a recorded walkthrough to refer back to. ### Do you work with businesses outside Nottinghamshire? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and work remotely with businesses across the UK by phone, video call and email. Most clients never need to meet in person, and the process is the same wherever you are. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Website Design for UK Businesses Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul designs and builds complete business websites for UK companies, from a 5 page Starter site at £250 + VAT to a 15 page Business site at £500 + VAT with copywriting, schema markup and training. Starter sites are typically live in 3 to 4 weeks, and you own the finished website and domain outright. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - You need a website but don't know what pages to have - Quotes you've had range wildly and you can't compare them - You've been burned by a project that dragged on for months - You don't have time to write all the content yourself - You're worried about hidden costs once the work starts ## Key facts - Starter: up to 5 pages from £250 + VAT, typically live in 3 to 4 weeks - Business: up to 15 pages from £500 + VAT, typically 5 to 6 weeks - Copywriting included on Business packages - Design signed off by you before any build work starts - Extras such as domains, stock photos and hosting are listed in the quote - Changes after launch are £45 an hour + VAT, or covered by a care plan ## What you get for your money When you buy website design from us you are buying a finished, working sales tool, not a set of mock-ups. Here is how the two main packages compare: | | Starter | Business | | Price | from £250 + VAT | from £500 + VAT | | Pages | Up to 5 | Up to 15, with a page per service | | Design | Custom, mobile-first | Custom, mobile-first | | Copywriting | You supply text, we tidy it | Included, written to rank | | SEO | Basic foundations | Full schema markup and local SEO groundwork | | Speed | Lean build | Tuned to pass Core Web Vitals | | Tracking | Analytics and Search Console | Plus conversion tracking | | Training | Handover notes | Session plus recorded walkthrough | | Typical timeline | 3 to 4 weeks | 5 to 6 weeks | Selling products? That is our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT, covered on ecommerce website design. The full list is on pricing. ## The process, week by week A Business site usually runs like this: - **Week 1, discovery:** a call about your customers, services, competitors and goals. We agree a sitemap and what counts as success, for example calls, form enquiries or bookings. - **Week 2, design:** we design the home page and a key inner page for phone and desktop. You comment, we revise, you sign off. - **Weeks 2 to 3, content:** we write or edit the copy, choose images and plan headings and page titles for search. See website copywriting. - **Weeks 3 to 5, build:** pages built, forms wired up, schema added, images converted to WebP or AVIF, cookie consent added where tracking needs it. - **Week 5, testing:** real phones and browsers, form tests, a speed check against Core Web Vitals and an accessibility pass against WCAG 2.2 AA. - **Week 6, launch:** domain pointed, SSL on, Search Console verified, sitemap submitted, then training. More detail sits on how we work. ## What we need from you Projects slow down for one reason more than any other: waiting for content. To keep to the timeline, have these ready: - Your logo as a vector file (SVG, EPS or PDF), or a high resolution PNG - A list of your services and the areas you cover - Photos of your team, premises or work if you have them - Access to your domain registrar, or the name of whoever holds it - Two or three sites you like, and one you don't, with reasons No logo yet? Our sister company dijitul media handles logos, branding and photography. ## What you can do with the site on day one Launch day is where a lot of website projects quietly fail: the site goes live and the owner has no idea how to use it. Before handover we make sure you can: - Edit text, swap images and add a new page using the editor, usually the WordPress block editor - See how many people visited, where they came from and which pages they read in Google Analytics - Check search performance and indexing problems in Google Search Console - Post updates and reply to reviews on your Google Business Profile - Find every login in one handover document: domain, hosting, website admin, Analytics and Search Console On the Business package you also get a live training session and a recorded walkthrough, plus conversion tracking so you can see which pages produce calls and form enquiries rather than just visits. That is the number that matters when you judge whether the website was worth the money. ## What costs extra, in plain terms We list extras in every quote so nothing appears later. They are: - **Domain registration**, paid to the registrar in your name - **Stock photography**, if your own photos won't do - **Premium plugins or apps**, such as an advanced booking system - **Hosting**, which we offer from £1 a day + VAT through our hosting company Changes after launch are £45 an hour + VAT. If you want updates, backups and security handled for you, care plans start from £25 a month + VAT. Bigger or unusual builds such as membership platforms or multilingual sites get a fixed quote, so you know the total before you commit. ## Website design or web design? People use the two phrases for the same thing. On this site, web design covers the craft as a whole and how to choose a designer, while this page is about the service you buy. If you already know what you want, you might go straight to small business website design, brochure websites or one-page websites. If you have a site already, compare a redesign with a lighter refresh. When you are ready, ask for a quote. ## What you get - A sitemap agreeing every page before design starts - Home page and inner page designs for phone and desktop - A built, tested site with contact form and click-to-call - Google Analytics, Search Console and Google Business Profile set up - Schema markup and conversion tracking on Business packages - A training session and recorded walkthrough on Business packages - Every login handed over at launch ## FAQs ### What is included in the Starter website package? Our Starter package from £250 + VAT includes up to 5 pages, a custom design rather than a template, a mobile-first build, a contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile setup, basic SEO foundations and Analytics with Search Console. It is typically live in 3 to 4 weeks. ### Do I have to pay everything up front? Payment terms are set out in your quote before any work starts. Ask us on the first call and we will explain exactly when each payment falls, so you can plan around it. ### How many rounds of design changes do I get? We revise the design until you are happy enough to sign it off, within the agreed scope. Changing the scope after sign off, such as adding new pages or features, is charged at £45 an hour + VAT or quoted as a fixed price first. ### Can you write the content for me? Yes. Copywriting is included in the Business package from £500 + VAT. We interview you, write each page with clear headings and calls to action, and send it for approval before it goes live. ### Who owns the website when it's finished? You do. The website, its content and the domain belong to your business. We hand over every login at launch and there is no lock-in, so you can move hosting or designer whenever you like. ### What happens if I need changes after launch? Small changes are £45 an hour + VAT. If you would rather have updates, backups and security monitoring covered, website care plans start from £25 a month + VAT through our support company. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Small Business Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/small-business-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul designs websites for UK small businesses and sole traders that bring in calls and enquiries, not just visits. A custom 5 page Starter site with click-to-call, a contact form and Google Business Profile setup costs from £250 + VAT, and growing firms can move to the 15 page Business package from £500 + VAT. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Customers find you on Google Maps but your website lets them down - You rely on word of mouth and a Facebook page - Your site was built by a friend years ago and nobody can update it - Bigger competitors show up in search and you don't - You don't have a big budget or time to manage a long project - Enquiries come through at random with no way to see what works ## Key facts - Starter from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages - Business from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages with copywriting - Click-to-call and a contact form on every page - Google Business Profile set up as standard - You can edit text and photos yourself - Website and domain owned by you, no contracts tying you in ## What a small business website has to do A small business site has one job: turn someone who has just found you into someone who calls, books or fills in a form. Everything else is secondary. In practice that means: - **Say what you do and where in the first screen.** For example, boiler repairs in Mansfield and Sutton, not a vague slogan. - **Make contact one tap away.** A sticky call button on phones, a short form, your opening hours. - **Show proof.** Photos of real work, accreditations you genuinely hold and links to your reviews. - **Load fast on a phone.** Ofcom's Online Nation 2025 report found smartphones take 75% to 79% of UK adults' time online, so your phone layout is your main layout. We design every small business site around those four points before thinking about colours. ## Starter or Business: which do you need? **Starter, from £250 + VAT,** suits sole traders, new businesses and firms with one or two core services. Up to 5 pages, typically live in 3 to 4 weeks. **Business, from £500 + VAT,** suits firms that want to rank for several services or towns. Up to 15 pages, a dedicated page per service, copywriting, full schema markup, local SEO groundwork and conversion tracking. Typically 5 to 6 weeks. A simple rule: if you would like to appear in Google for more than three different services, the Business package usually pays for itself, because each service gets its own page to rank. You can start on Starter and add pages later at £45 an hour + VAT. Full detail is on our pricing page. ## Getting found locally For most small businesses, the first search result people see is the Google map pack, not a website. That is driven by your Google Business Profile, which we set up or tidy on every Starter and Business project. We then make sure the website backs it up: - Your business name, address and phone number match exactly across the site and the profile - LocalBusiness schema tells search engines your hours, area served and contact details - Each service page names the towns you actually cover - Search Console is verified and your sitemap submitted at launch This is groundwork, not a ranking promise. Sites that need ongoing search work can use our sister company Search Engine Tuning. Read more on SEO-friendly web design. ## Keeping costs under control Small business budgets are tight, so we keep the extras visible. Your quote lists anything outside the package: domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins and hosting. Hosting is available from £1 a day + VAT and care plans from £25 a month + VAT, but neither is compulsory. You own the site, so you can host it anywhere. We also build with editing in mind. On WordPress you will use the block editor to change text and images yourself, so you are not paying an hourly rate every time your prices change. See WordPress web design if that platform suits you, or affordable website design for how we keep the price low without cutting corners. ## Mistakes we see on small business sites Most of the small business websites we are asked to replace have the same handful of problems. Each one costs enquiries: - **No phone number in the header on mobile.** People ready to call won't scroll looking for it. - **A home page slider.** Few visitors wait for slide three, and sliders often slow the main image and hurt Largest Contentful Paint. - **Services hidden in one long page.** Google can't tell which service you want to be found for. - **Stock photos of people who clearly don't work there.** Real photos of you and your work build more trust. - **Forms with ten fields.** Ask for name, phone or email and the job. Get the rest on the call. - **No privacy notice.** If you collect enquiries, UK GDPR requires you to say what you do with the data. We fix all of these as standard, whichever package you choose. ## Sites we build for small businesses The same approach works across most trades and services. We have dedicated pages for tradespeople, salons, cleaning companies, accountants and startups. If customers book appointments, look at booking website design. If you sell products, the Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT is the place to start. When you are ready, get in touch and we will tell you honestly which package fits. ## What you get - Home, services, about, reviews or gallery, and contact pages as standard - Click-to-call buttons on every page, sticky on phones - A short contact form that emails enquiries straight to you - Google Business Profile created or tidied, linked to the site - LocalBusiness schema with your name, address, phone and opening hours - Analytics and Search Console so you can see where enquiries come from - A short handover so you can make your own edits ## FAQs ### How much should a small business website cost in the UK? With dijitul a custom small business website starts from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages, or from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages with copywriting and local SEO groundwork. Domains, hosting and premium plugins are extras, listed in your quote. ### Do I need a website if I have a Facebook page? Yes, ideally. A Facebook page is controlled by Meta, does not rank well for service searches and can be restricted at any time. A website you own works with your Google Business Profile, shows up in search and gives you a place to send every customer. ### How many pages does a small business website need? Most start with five: home, services, about, reviews or gallery, and contact. If you offer several distinct services or cover many towns, separate pages for each help you rank, which is why our Business package allows up to 15. ### Can I add pages later? Yes. You can add pages yourself through the editor, or we can design and build them for £45 an hour + VAT. Moving from Starter to Business later is also straightforward because the design system is already in place. ### Will you set up my Google Business Profile? Yes, it is included in both the Starter and Business packages. We create or tidy the profile, match its details to your website and show you how to post updates and reply to reviews. ### I'm a sole trader with no logo. Can you still help? Yes. We can design a clean text based identity within the website, or our sister company dijitul media can create a full logo and brand. Plenty of sole traders launch with a simple wordmark and upgrade later. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Affordable Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/affordable-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul offers affordable website design for UK businesses without resorting to templates or monthly lock-in contracts. A custom, mobile-first Starter website of up to 5 pages costs from £250 + VAT, with every extra listed in the quote before you commit. You own the site and domain, and you can host it wherever you choose. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Agency quotes are far beyond your budget - A cheap website deal turned out to be a monthly rental you can't leave - DIY builders look easy but you never find time to finish the site - Your low cost site looks the same as hundreds of others - You were charged for every small change after launch ## Key facts - Published prices: Starter from £250 + VAT, Business from £500 + VAT - One-off project price, not a monthly rental - Extras listed in the quote: domain, stock photos, premium plugins, hosting - Hourly work after launch at £45 an hour + VAT - Hosting optional, from £1 a day + VAT - No lock-in: the website and domain are yours ## How we keep the price down Low cost does not have to mean low quality. It means removing waste. We do that in a few specific ways: - **A fixed scope.** Starter is up to 5 pages, Business up to 15. Clear limits mean we can quote accurately and you are not paying for open-ended meetings. - **A reusable design system.** We design your pages from a set of tested components, such as hero blocks, service cards and contact panels, styled for your brand. The design is yours; the engineering underneath is proven. - **Remote working.** Calls, video and email instead of travel, from our Mansfield base. - **Lean builds.** Fewer plugins means less to break, update and pay for. ## Cheap versus affordable The cheapest offer is not always the lowest cost. Watch for these traps: | Watch for | Why it costs more later | | Website rental with a monthly fee | You never own the site and lose it if you stop paying | | Domain registered in the designer's name | You can't move without their cooperation | | Bloated page builders | Slow pages that struggle with Core Web Vitals | | No editor access | Every price change becomes a paid job | | Unlisted extras | The final bill is higher than the quote | Every dijitul quote states the price, what is included and what is not. The domain is registered to you. If you ever want to leave, you take everything with you. ## What your budget gets you **From £250 + VAT (Starter):** up to 5 pages, custom design, mobile-first build, contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile, basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console. Typically live in 3 to 4 weeks. **From £500 + VAT (Business):** up to 15 pages, a page per service, copywriting, full schema markup, local SEO groundwork, speed work to pass Core Web Vitals, conversion tracking and training. **From £750 + VAT (Ecommerce):** a Shopify or WooCommerce shop with payments, delivery rules and a Google Merchant Centre feed. If even Starter feels like more than you need, a one-page website or a single landing page are both covered by the Starter price. See the full pricing. ## Running costs, honestly After launch, a small website has three ongoing costs: the domain renewal, hosting and maintenance. You pay the domain registrar directly. Hosting with our sister company starts from £1 a day + VAT, though you are free to use any host. Maintenance can be done by you, paid for when needed at £45 an hour + VAT, or covered by a care plan from £25 a month + VAT that handles updates, backups and security. A static website can reduce running costs further for sites that rarely change, because there is no database or plugins to update. ## Where we never cut corners Keeping prices low only works if the basics are right, so a few things are fixed on every project, including the cheapest: - **Mobile-first build.** Most UK browsing happens on phones; StatCounter's September 2026 figures put mobile at around 54% of UK web page views. - **SSL and security basics.** HTTPS on every page, spam protection on forms and up to date software at launch. - **Accessibility basics.** Readable contrast, labelled form fields and alt text on images, checked against WCAG 2.2 AA. - **Legal basics.** A privacy notice, and a cookie banner that follows PECR where analytics or ads cookies are used. - **Ownership.** The domain in your name and every login handed over. These are the things that quietly go missing from bargain basement sites, and they are the things that cost the most to put right later. ## Who affordable web design suits Our lower cost packages suit new businesses, sole traders, trades, local services, clubs and charities that need a credible site quickly. See small business website design, web design for startups and web design for charities. If your site needs complex features such as memberships or integrations, we will say so and give you a fixed quote rather than squeeze it into a package that won't fit. Request a quote to see the exact figure for your project. ## What you get - A fixed, written quote with every extra itemised - A custom design on a proven, low maintenance build - Up to 5 pages on Starter, up to 15 on Business - Contact form, click-to-call and Google Business Profile - Editor access so you can make routine changes free - A clean handover with all logins ## FAQs ### What is the cheapest website you offer? Our Starter package from £250 + VAT is the entry point. It includes up to 5 custom designed pages, a mobile-first build, contact form, click-to-call, Google Business Profile setup and basic SEO. A one-page site or single landing page also falls under the Starter price. ### Why are you cheaper than some agencies? We work to a fixed scope, reuse a tested component system, work remotely and keep builds lean. That cuts hours without cutting design or quality. Larger agencies often carry office, account management and sales costs that end up in the price. ### Are there monthly fees? Only if you choose them. The website itself is a one-off price. Hosting from £1 a day + VAT and care plans from £25 a month + VAT are optional. Your domain renewal is paid to the registrar directly. ### Is an affordable website worse for SEO? Not with us. Starter sites include basic SEO foundations: page titles, clean headings, a sitemap, Search Console and Google Business Profile. The Business package adds full schema markup, local SEO groundwork and speed tuning to pass Core Web Vitals. ### Can I use a template to save money? We design every site for the business, so we don't sell off the shelf templates. Our component system gives you a similar saving while keeping the layout and styling specific to your brand and content. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Custom Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/custom-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul provides custom website design for UK businesses, designing every layout around your customers and content instead of reskinning a bought theme. Custom sites start from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages. Larger or unusual builds, such as membership areas, complex integrations or multilingual sites, get a fixed quote before any work begins. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your site looks like every competitor that bought the same theme - The theme forces layouts that don't fit your content - You need a feature the theme simply can't do - Your site is weighed down by dozens of plugins you don't use - Your brand has been squeezed into a template's colours and fonts ## Key facts - Designed from scratch for your business, not a resold theme - Phone, tablet and desktop layouts designed and signed off - Custom from £250 + VAT; complex builds get a fixed quote - Built on WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, Webflow or as a static site - Custom post types and fields so content is easy to manage - Web apps and custom software handled by our sister company ## What custom really means Plenty of websites marketed as custom are a commercial theme with your logo dropped in. That can be fine, but it is not custom. A custom design starts with your content and your customers. We plan the pages, sketch layouts as wireframes, then design the visual layer to fit your brand. Only then do we build. The result is a site where the layout serves the content. A plumber's site might lead with an emergency call panel. A solicitor's might lead with practice areas and a clear route to an appointment. A manufacturer's might need a filterable product range with downloadable spec sheets. ## Custom design versus a theme | | Commercial theme | dijitul custom design | | Layout | Fixed by the theme author | Designed around your content | | Code | Built for every possible use, often heavy | Only what your site needs | | Speed | Often needs work to pass Core Web Vitals | Built to the targets from day one | | Uniqueness | Shared with thousands of sites | Yours alone | | Updates | Theme updates can break customisations | No third party theme to conflict | Lean custom code matters for performance. Google's web.dev guidance treats a page as good when its Largest Contentful Paint is 2.5 seconds or less, its Interaction to Next Paint is 200 milliseconds or less and its Cumulative Layout Shift is 0.1 or less. Heavy multipurpose themes make those harder to hit. ## Custom features we often build - **Service area pages** generated from one set of content, each with its own heading and copy - **Project or case galleries** with filters by type or location - **Quote request forms** with conditional questions, file upload and routing to the right inbox - **Team directories** and staff profiles managed as simple entries - **Product catalogues** without a checkout, for trade and B2B - **Booking integrations** with third party calendars, see booking website design - **Multilingual content**, see multilingual website design On WordPress we use custom post types and fields so these are simple forms to fill in, not page builder layouts to wrestle with. If you need a content system built from the ground up, see custom CMS website design. ## How custom projects are priced Custom design is included in every package. Starter from £250 + VAT covers up to 5 custom pages. Business from £500 + VAT covers up to 15 pages with copywriting and schema markup. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. Where a project goes beyond a package, such as large catalogues, membership platforms, complex integrations or multilingual sites, we give a fixed quote after a scoping call. You see the full figure before committing. Extra design time on top of a package is £45 an hour + VAT. Web applications, portals and custom software sit with our sister company dijitul developments. ## How a custom design is put together Custom design follows a set sequence so you can see and approve the work at each step: - **Discovery:** who your customers are, what they ask before buying and what you want them to do on the site. - **Sitemap and wireframes:** grey box layouts of the key pages showing content order and calls to action, without colours or images to distract. - **Visual design:** type, colour, imagery and components applied to the wireframes for phone and desktop. You comment and sign off. - **Component library:** the approved design is broken into reusable blocks so new pages stay consistent. - **Build and test:** coded to Core Web Vitals and WCAG 2.2 AA targets, then tested on real iOS and Android phones and current desktop browsers. Because you sign off the layout before the visuals and the visuals before the build, there are no large surprises at the end. ## Is custom right for you? Custom design is the right choice if your content or process doesn't fit a standard pattern, if you want to stand apart from competitors, or if speed and accessibility are priorities. If you simply need a clear, credible small site quickly, our small business website package is still custom designed, just with a tighter scope. Read more about the discipline on web design, see UI design for the visual layer, or talk to us about your idea. ## What you get - Wireframes for key pages before visual design starts - Custom visual designs for each page type - A component library you can reuse for new pages - Custom content types, for example projects, team or locations - Hand-built templates with only the code you need - Testing on real devices and browsers before launch ## FAQs ### How much does a custom website cost? With dijitul, custom design starts from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages and £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages with copywriting. Projects with memberships, complex integrations or multiple languages get a fixed quote after a scoping call. ### Can I still edit a custom website myself? Yes. We build custom designs on content systems such as WordPress, Shopify or Webflow, with editable fields for text, images and listings. You get a walkthrough and, on Business packages, a recorded training session. ### Is custom design slower to deliver? Not much. Starter projects are typically live in 3 to 4 weeks and Business projects in 5 to 6 weeks. Projects with custom features take longer and the timeline is set out in your quote. ### Do you build web applications? Websites with custom features, yes. Full web applications, customer portals and bespoke software are built by our sister company dijitul developments, which means you can keep design and development under one family of businesses. ### Will a custom website be faster than a theme? Usually, yes. A custom build includes only the code your pages need, which makes it easier to meet Google's Core Web Vitals targets for loading, responsiveness and visual stability than a multipurpose theme carrying features you never use. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Website Redesign UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/website-redesign/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul redesigns outdated, slow or hard to edit websites for UK businesses while protecting the search rankings they already have. We audit your current pages, map every old URL to a new one with 301 redirects and rebuild mobile-first. Redesigns start from £250 + VAT for sites up to 5 pages, depending on size. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your site looks dated next to competitors - It loads slowly and Search Console flags poor Core Web Vitals - It was built before phones mattered and it shows - Only your old developer can update it and they've vanished - You've added pages for years and the navigation is a maze - You're scared a new site will lose the rankings you have ## Key facts - Redesigns from £250 + VAT, priced on the number of pages - Full URL map with 301 redirects so rankings and links carry over - Content audit: keep, improve, merge or remove each page - Rebuilt mobile-first to Core Web Vitals targets - Search Console checked before and after launch - Platform moves supported, for example Wix or Squarespace to WordPress ## Signs it's time for a redesign A redesign is worth considering when the problems are structural, not cosmetic. Typical triggers we see: - Search Console's Core Web Vitals report shows URLs as Poor or Needs improvement - The phone layout is a shrunk desktop page with tiny text and buttons - Enquiries have dropped while traffic hasn't - The site runs on an old, unsupported theme or PHP version - You have outgrown the page structure and services are buried - Your brand has changed but the site hasn't If the structure is sound and you mainly want a new look, a lighter website refresh may be enough and costs less. ## Protecting your rankings The biggest risk in any redesign is losing search traffic because old pages vanish. We manage that in a set order: - **Crawl and export** every URL on the current site, plus pages Search Console and Analytics show getting traffic. - **Audit content:** decide for each page whether to keep it, improve it, merge it or retire it. - **Map redirects:** each old URL gets a permanent 301 redirect to the closest new page. No mass redirects to the home page. - **Carry over the basics:** page titles, meta descriptions, headings and schema are kept or improved, not lost. - **Launch and monitor:** resubmit the sitemap, check crawl errors and watch Search Console for the following weeks. Rankings can fluctuate briefly after any relaunch. A careful migration keeps that short. Read more on SEO-friendly web design. ## Changing platform during a redesign A redesign is the natural moment to move to a platform that suits you better. Common moves we handle: - From Wix or Squarespace to WordPress, for more control and ownership - From an old hand-coded site to WordPress, so you can edit it yourself - From a heavy page builder to a lean custom WordPress build - From WooCommerce to Shopify, or the other way, for shops We export and import content where the platforms allow it and rebuild by hand where they don't. Product data, blog posts and images are moved with their URLs mapped. ## Measuring whether the redesign worked A redesign should be judged on numbers, not just looks. Before we start, we record a baseline from your current site: - Monthly organic clicks and top queries from Search Console - Enquiries, calls or sales per month, from Analytics or your own records - The Core Web Vitals status of your main page groups - Your most visited landing pages and how many visitors leave them without acting After launch we compare against that baseline. Google's web.dev guidance sets good Core Web Vitals at Largest Contentful Paint of 2.5 seconds or less, Interaction to Next Paint of 200 milliseconds or less and Cumulative Layout Shift of 0.1 or less, so we check where your new templates sit against those. Search Console's field data needs a few weeks of real visits to update, so we look again once it has caught up. If enquiries are the goal, conversion tracking set up during the build shows exactly which pages produce them. ## What a redesign costs Redesigns are priced like new builds, on the size of the finished site: - **Up to 5 pages:** from £250 + VAT - **Up to 15 pages, with copywriting and schema:** from £500 + VAT - **Online shops:** from £750 + VAT Large sites with hundreds of pages or blog posts to migrate get a fixed quote after the audit. Extra time is £45 an hour + VAT. See pricing for full package details. ## After the redesign Your new site is yours: all logins, the domain and the content. Most redesign clients also want the thing that went wrong last time fixed, which is usually maintenance. Our sister company dijitul support offers care plans from £25 a month + VAT covering updates, backups and security, so the site doesn't drift out of date again. If you're ready, request a quote and send us your current URL. ## What you get - Audit of current traffic, top pages and rankings - A redirect map from every old URL to its new home - New sitemap and navigation - Fresh custom design for phone and desktop - Content migrated, tidied and improved - Post-launch checks for broken links and crawl errors ## FAQs ### Will I lose my Google rankings if I redesign my website? Not if the migration is handled properly. We map every old URL to a new one with 301 redirects, keep or improve titles and headings, and monitor Search Console after launch. Short fluctuations can happen, but well planned redesigns usually recover quickly. ### How much does a website redesign cost? With dijitul, a redesign starts from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages, £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages with copywriting, and £750 + VAT for an online shop. Large sites with lots of content to migrate are given a fixed quote after an audit. ### Can you keep my existing content? Yes. We audit each page, keep what works, improve weak pages and merge duplicates. On Business packages we also rewrite copy where it would help it rank or convert better. ### How long does a redesign take? Similar to a new build: typically 3 to 4 weeks for a small site and 5 to 6 weeks for a 15 page site. Your old site stays live until the new one is ready, so there is no downtime. ### Can you redesign a site someone else built? Yes, that is most of our redesign work. We need access to the domain, hosting or platform account. If your previous developer holds those, we can help you recover them through the registrar or platform. ### Should I redesign or just refresh my site? If the structure, platform and speed are fine but it looks dated, a refresh is usually enough. If it's slow, hard to edit, poor on phones or the navigation no longer fits your services, a full redesign is the better investment. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Landing Page Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/landing-page-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul designs landing pages for UK businesses running Google Ads, social ads or email campaigns. Each page has one goal, one clear call to action, copy that matches the ad and conversion tracking so you can see exactly what each click is worth. Custom landing pages start from £250 + VAT under our Starter package. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your ads send people to the home page and they leave - You pay for clicks but can't tell which ones become enquiries - Your ad promises one thing and the page talks about everything - The page takes too long to load on mobile data - Your developer can't turn around a campaign page quickly ## Key facts - Landing pages from £250 + VAT - One page, one offer, one call to action - Message matched to the ad or email that sends traffic - Conversion tracking for forms and calls, tested before launch - Built to load fast on phones, where most ad clicks happen - Can sit on your main domain or a campaign subdomain ## What makes a landing page different A home page serves everyone: new visitors, returning customers, job seekers, suppliers. A landing page serves one visitor with one intention, usually someone who has just clicked an ad. Remove the main navigation, remove the distractions and give them one thing to do. Good landing pages share a recognisable structure: - **A headline that repeats the promise in the ad.** If the ad says same day boiler repair, the page says it too. - **A short supporting line and a visible call to action** in the first screen on a phone. - **Proof:** genuine reviews, accreditations, photos of real work. - **Detail for the cautious:** what happens next, prices or price ranges, areas covered. - **A repeat of the call to action** at the end. ## Speed matters more when you pay per click Every slow second on a paid landing page wastes money you have already spent on the click. We build landing pages to Google's Core Web Vitals targets, which web.dev defines as Largest Contentful Paint within 2.5 seconds, Interaction to Next Paint within 200 milliseconds and Cumulative Layout Shift no higher than 0.1. In practice that means a compressed hero image in WebP or AVIF, very little JavaScript, no sliders and fonts that load without shifting the layout. Most ad traffic arrives on a phone. StatCounter's September 2026 figures put mobile phones at around 54% of UK web page views overall, and ads seen inside social apps are clicked on the same phone. We design and test the phone version first. ## Tracking that tells you what's working A landing page without tracking is guesswork. We set up: - **Form submissions** recorded as conversions, using a thank you page or event - **Tap-to-call clicks** on mobile recorded as conversions - **Google Analytics 4** events and, where you use them, Google Ads or Meta conversion setup - **UTM-tagged links** so campaign traffic is separated from organic visits - **Cookie consent** that respects UK GDPR and PECR, so tracking only fires with permission where required For a page that keeps improving over time, see conversion-focused web design. ## Price and turnaround A single custom landing page is covered by our Starter package from £250 + VAT. If you need several pages for different services, locations or audiences, we build a template once and vary the content, which keeps the cost down. Extra variants and later edits are £45 an hour + VAT. If you need a full site rather than a campaign page, see website design or our pricing page. ## Common landing page mistakes When a campaign underperforms, the page is often the problem rather than the ad. The usual culprits: - **Message mismatch:** the ad offers a free quote, the page leads with company history. - **Too many choices:** a full menu, social icons and links to other services all compete with the one action you paid for. - **A form that asks too much:** every extra field loses people. Ask only what you need to call back. - **No phone option:** many people on a phone would rather tap to call than type. - **Slow hero media:** background video and large images delay Largest Contentful Paint. - **No way to measure:** without conversion tracking you can't tell a good campaign from a bad one. We check every page we build against this list before it goes live, and we are happy to review an existing landing page against it too. ## Landing page or one-page website? They look similar but do different jobs. A landing page is built for a campaign and is often hidden from site navigation. A one-page website is your whole online presence on a single scrolling page, built to be found in search. If you are launching a product or event, also look at event website design. Running ads already? Send us the ad and we'll suggest what the page should say. ## What you get - Copy and headline written to match your ad or offer - A single page layout designed for phone first - A short form, click-to-call, or both - Thank you page or event to record each conversion - Google Analytics events and ad platform conversion setup - A variant headline ready to test if you want one ## FAQs ### How much does a landing page cost? A custom landing page from dijitul starts from £250 + VAT under our Starter package. It includes design, build, copy matched to your offer, a form or click-to-call and conversion tracking. Additional variants are charged at £45 an hour + VAT. ### Should my landing page have a menu? Usually not. Removing the main navigation keeps visitors focused on one action. We normally keep your logo, a phone number and a link to your privacy policy, and leave everything else out. ### Can the landing page go on my existing website? Yes. On WordPress we can add it as a page with its own layout and no menu. On other platforms we can host it on a campaign subdomain or a separate lightweight build, linked to your main site. ### Do you manage the ads as well? We design and build the page and set up conversion tracking. Ad campaign management is a separate service. We are happy to work with whoever runs your ads so the page and ad message match. ### How quickly can you build a landing page? A single landing page is usually much quicker than a full site because there is one page to design and approve. Having your offer, prices and photos ready is what speeds it up most. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # One-Page Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/one-page-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul designs one-page websites for UK sole traders, new businesses, events and single-product brands. Everything sits on one scrolling page with clear sections, a sticky call or enquiry button and jump links to each part. A custom one-page website costs from £250 + VAT, and it can grow into a multi-page site later without starting again. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - You need to be online this month, not next quarter - You only offer one or two services and five pages feels like padding - You have a business card and a Facebook page and nothing else - You're launching a product or event and need one clear page - You want a site you never have to think about maintaining ## Key facts - One-page websites from £250 + VAT - Clear sections with jump links: services, about, reviews, contact - Sticky click-to-call or enquiry button on phones - Very fast to load with little to maintain - Google Business Profile and Search Console set up - Can be expanded into a full site later ## When a one-page site is the right choice One-page sites work best when you have a simple offer and a clear next step. Good fits include: - Sole traders with one core service, such as a dog groomer, mobile mechanic or personal trainer - New businesses that need a credible presence while they find their feet - Events, launches and pop-ups with a date, a place and a booking link - Single product brands sending people to buy on another platform - Portfolios for creatives with a tight body of work They work less well if you offer many distinct services and want to rank in search for each one, because Google ranks pages, not sections. In that case our small business or brochure website options are a better fit. ## How we structure a single page A one-page site reads top to bottom like a short conversation. A typical order: - **Header:** what you do, where, and a call or enquiry button - **Services:** short cards, each with a sentence or two and a price guide if you offer one - **Why choose you:** experience, accreditations you genuinely hold, guarantees you actually offer - **Work or gallery:** real photos, compressed as WebP or AVIF so the page stays fast - **Reviews:** linked to your Google reviews - **Contact:** form, phone, email, area covered, opening hours and a map link A sticky menu jumps to each section, and the current section is highlighted as you scroll. On phones a bar at the bottom keeps call and enquire within thumb reach. ## Making a single page findable One page has fewer chances to rank, so every part has to work. We give the page a precise title and meta description, use a single H1 with clear H2 section headings, and add schema.org markup such as LocalBusiness with your address, phone and hours. Your Google Business Profile, set up as part of the package, often does more for local searches than the site itself, and the two are linked. Because a one-page site carries little code, it is usually easy to meet Google's Core Web Vitals targets: web.dev sets good thresholds at 2.5 seconds for Largest Contentful Paint, 200 milliseconds for Interaction to Next Paint and 0.1 for Cumulative Layout Shift. We keep the page well inside them by lazy loading images further down the page. ## Price and what happens next A custom one-page website is covered by our Starter package from £250 + VAT. That includes the design, build, contact form, click-to-call, Google Business Profile setup, basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console. Domains and hosting are extras, listed in your quote; hosting is available from £1 a day + VAT if you want us to look after it. When you outgrow one page, we split the sections into full pages using the same design, so you are not paying to start again. Additional pages are £45 an hour + VAT or covered by moving up to a package. See pricing. ## Getting the most from a single page With only one page, small details carry more weight. A few things we do on every one-page build: - **Each section gets an ID** so you can share a link straight to it, for example your prices or contact details. - **The page title names your service and area,** because it is the one title Google has to work with. - **Contact appears more than once:** in the header, mid-page after your services and in full at the bottom. - **Content is kept tight.** A one-page site that scrolls forever loses people; we aim for something a visitor can skim in under a minute. - **Sections are planned to split cleanly** into full pages later, so growth doesn't mean a redesign. If you have a strong portfolio, see portfolio website design for a layout built around your work. ## Platforms for one-page sites For a site that rarely changes, a static build is the fastest and cheapest to run, with nothing to update. If you want to edit text and photos yourself, we build on WordPress with a locked layout so you can't break the design. Running ads rather than looking for search traffic? A landing page may suit you better. Get in touch and we'll tell you which. ## What you get - A custom single page design for phone and desktop - Up to around six content sections in a logical order - Anchor navigation that scrolls to each section - A contact form and click-to-call - LocalBusiness or Organization schema markup - Analytics, Search Console and Google Business Profile set up ## FAQs ### Is a one-page website good for SEO? It can rank well for one main search, such as your core service and town, especially alongside a strong Google Business Profile. It struggles to rank for many different services, because each needs its own page. If that matters, a multi-page site is better. ### How much does a one-page website cost? With dijitul a custom one-page website costs from £250 + VAT. That covers design, build, contact form, click-to-call, Google Business Profile setup, basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console. Domain and hosting are listed separately in your quote. ### Can I add more pages later? Yes. We design one-page sites so each section can become its own page using the same styling. Extra pages are £45 an hour + VAT, or you can move up to the Business package for up to 15 pages. ### What's the difference between a one-page website and a landing page? A one-page website is your main site, built to be found in search and cover everything a visitor needs. A landing page is built for a specific campaign or ad, usually with no navigation and a single action to take. ### Can I update a one-page site myself? On a WordPress build, yes: you can change text, prices and photos in the block editor. A static build is faster and needs no updates, but changes are made by us at £45 an hour + VAT. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Brochure Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/brochure-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul builds brochure websites for UK service businesses: sites that explain what you do, prove you're trustworthy and make it easy to get in touch, without online selling. A 5 page brochure site costs from £250 + VAT, and a 15 page site with a page for each service and professional copywriting costs from £500 + VAT. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your printed brochure is better than your website - Prospects ask questions your website should already answer - Every service is crammed onto one page - You can't add a new service or team member yourself - Your site doesn't show up when people search for what you do ## Key facts - 5 page brochure sites from £250 + VAT - 15 page sites with copywriting from £500 + VAT - A page per service on the Business package, written to rank - Enquiry forms and click-to-call rather than a checkout - Downloadable PDFs for brochures, menus or spec sheets - Easy to edit in the WordPress block editor ## 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 | Page | Its job | | Home | Say what you do and where, show proof, route visitors to services | | Service pages | One per service, answering the questions customers ask before they call | | About | Real people, history and credentials you can evidence | | Work or projects | Photos and short write-ups of real jobs | | Reviews | Genuine feedback, linked to Google or trade platforms | | Contact | Form, phone, email, address, hours and area covered | | Privacy and cookies | Required under UK GDPR when you collect enquiries | 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 ## FAQs ### What is a brochure website? A brochure website is a site that presents your business, services and contact details without selling products online. Visitors read about you and then call, email or fill in a form. Most service businesses, from trades to professional firms, need this type of site. ### How much does a brochure website cost? With dijitul, a brochure website costs from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages, or from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages including copywriting, schema markup and local SEO groundwork. Domains, hosting and stock photography are extras listed in the quote. ### Can a brochure website take bookings or payments? It can link to or embed a third party booking tool, or take simple deposits. If booking or selling becomes central to the business, a dedicated booking website or online shop is the better route, from £750 + VAT for ecommerce. ### How many pages should a brochure site have? Enough for one page per main service plus home, about, reviews and contact. For a firm with three services that's around seven pages; for a firm with ten services, closer to fifteen. Our packages cover up to 5 and up to 15. ### Can you turn my printed brochure into a website? Yes. Send us the print file and we'll use it as a starting point for the content and brand, then restructure it into web pages with headings, calls to action and search-friendly copy, since people read screens differently from paper. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Responsive Web Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/responsive-web-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul builds responsive, mobile-first websites for UK businesses that adapt cleanly to every phone, tablet and desktop screen. We design the phone layout first, use fluid grids and responsive images, size tap targets for thumbs and test on real devices before launch. Responsive websites start from £250 + VAT, and every package is responsive as standard. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your site looks fine on a laptop but broken on a phone - Customers have to pinch and zoom to read your prices - Buttons are so small people tap the wrong one - Images take ages to load on mobile data - Menus overlap, forms run off the screen or pop-ups can't be closed - Search Console reports poor mobile Core Web Vitals ## Key facts - Every dijitul site is responsive as standard, from £250 + VAT - Designed phone first, then scaled up to tablet and desktop - Responsive images in WebP or AVIF using srcset and sizes - Tap targets at least 24 by 24 CSS pixels, in line with WCAG 2.2 - Tested on real iOS and Android phones, not just a resized browser - Built to Core Web Vitals targets measured on mobile ## Why responsive design is not optional Your customers use their phones more than anything else to go online. Ofcom's Online Nation 2025 report found smartphones account for 75% of men's and 79% of women's time online in the UK. StatCounter's figures for September 2026 put mobile phones at around 54% of UK web page views, with tablets adding about 5%. Google sees your site the same way. In June 2024 Google Search Central announced that after 5 July 2024 the remaining desktop-crawled sites would be crawled only with Googlebot Smartphone. In practice, the mobile version of your site is the version Google indexes and ranks. If content is hidden or broken on phones, it may as well not exist for search. ## How we build responsive sites Responsive design means one website whose layout adapts to the screen, rather than a separate mobile site. The technical pieces we use on every build: - **Viewport meta tag** so phones render at device width instead of a zoomed-out desktop page - **Mobile-first CSS:** the base styles are for phones, with media queries adding layout as space allows. Typical breakpoints sit around 600, 900 and 1200 pixels, but we set them where the content needs them, not by device - **Fluid grids** with CSS grid and flexbox, and container queries for components that sit in different widths - **Fluid type** using clamp() so headings scale smoothly, with body text no smaller than 16px on phones - **Responsive images** with srcset and sizes, served as WebP or AVIF, with width and height set so nothing jumps as it loads - **Touch-friendly targets:** WCAG 2.2 sets a 24 by 24 CSS pixel minimum at level AA; we aim for around 44 pixels on primary buttons We also test the awkward in-between sizes: small phones around 360 pixels wide, phones held sideways, tablets in portrait and laptops with browser windows half the screen wide. Those are where most layout bugs hide, because many designers only check one phone and one desktop. ## Speed on real phones A phone on a patchy 4G signal is the hardest test for any website, and it is the one Google measures most. web.dev defines good Core Web Vitals as Largest Contentful Paint within 2.5 seconds, Interaction to Next Paint within 200 milliseconds and Cumulative Layout Shift of 0.1 or less, measured at the 75th percentile of real visits. On phones we hit those by: - Loading the main image early and lazy loading the rest - Keeping JavaScript small, since slow phones take longer to run it - Avoiding layout shifts from late banners, fonts and embeds - Serving smaller images to smaller screens Read more on SEO-friendly web design. ## Phone layouts that convert Responsive isn't just about things fitting. It's about the phone layout doing its job. On mobile we put the phone number and the main action within thumb reach, often as a sticky bar. Forms use the right input types so phones show a number pad for phone numbers and an email keyboard for emails. Footers collapse into tap-to-open sections so contact details stay prominent instead of being buried under a long list of links. Tables of prices or specifications reflow or scroll inside their own box rather than breaking the page. More on this approach under conversion-focused web design and UX design. ## Fixing a site that isn't responsive If your current site was built for desktop, it is usually quicker and cheaper to rebuild than to retrofit. A website redesign starts from £250 + VAT and keeps your rankings by redirecting old URLs. If the site is responsive but tired, a refresh may be enough. All our new builds are responsive as standard: Starter from £250 + VAT, Business from £500 + VAT and Ecommerce from £750 + VAT. See pricing or send us your URL and we'll tell you what's wrong on mobile. ## What you get - Phone, tablet and desktop designs signed off before build - Fluid layouts using CSS grid and flexbox - A mobile menu and footer designed for one-handed use - Sticky click-to-call or enquiry button on phones - Responsive images served at the right size for each screen - Device testing report before launch ## FAQs ### What is responsive web design? Responsive web design is a way of building one website whose layout, images and text adapt to the size of the screen. The same page rearranges itself for a phone, tablet or desktop, rather than you maintaining a separate mobile site. ### Does responsive design affect Google rankings? Yes. Google crawls and indexes sites with its smartphone crawler, so the mobile version of your site is the one it ranks. Mobile page speed and usability also feed into Core Web Vitals, which Google uses as part of its page experience signals. ### Is mobile-first the same as responsive? Not exactly. Responsive means the layout adapts to any screen. Mobile-first is the approach of designing and coding for the smallest screen first, then adding layout for larger screens. We do both, which tends to produce leaner, faster pages. ### How much does a responsive website cost? Every dijitul website is responsive at no extra cost. Prices start from £250 + VAT for a Starter site of up to 5 pages, £500 + VAT for a Business site of up to 15 pages and £750 + VAT for an online shop. ### How do you test that a site works on phones? We test on real iPhones and Android phones as well as browser developer tools, checking layout, menus, forms, tap targets and speed. We also check Core Web Vitals with Google's tools before launch and in Search Console after real visitors arrive. ### Can you make my existing site responsive? Sometimes, but older desktop-only sites are usually faster and cheaper to rebuild than to retrofit. We'll look at your site and tell you honestly. Redesigns start from £250 + VAT and include 301 redirects to protect your rankings. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Website Design and Development UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/website-design-and-development/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design handles website design and development under one roof for UK businesses: planning, visual design, front-end code, CMS setup, testing and launch. Sites are mobile-first, fast and yours to own. Starter websites cost from £250 + VAT, Business sites from £500 + VAT and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your designer handed over a pretty mock-up and the developer built something that looks nothing like it - You're paying two suppliers who blame each other when something breaks - Your site looks fine on a laptop but falls apart on a phone - Pages take so long to load that people give up before they see your phone number - You can't change a price or a photo without emailing someone and waiting a week - Your last developer disappeared and nobody has the logins ## Key facts - One team designs and builds, so nothing is lost between a designer's mock-up and a developer's code - Starter from £250 + VAT, Business from £500 + VAT, Ecommerce from £750 + VAT - Built to pass Core Web Vitals: LCP 2.5 seconds or less, INP 200 ms or less, CLS 0.1 or less (web.dev thresholds) - WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify or hand-coded static builds, chosen to suit the job - Semantic HTML, schema.org markup and WCAG 2.2 AA checks as standard - Staging site for sign-off before anything goes live - You own the website, the content and the domain. No lock-in - Trading since 2006 as DIJITUL LTD, based in Mansfield, working UK-wide ## What design and development actually means Design is deciding what the site should say, how it should be laid out and how it should look. Development is turning that into working code that loads in a browser, sends enquiries to your inbox and lets you edit pages without breaking anything. Plenty of agencies split the two. A designer produces visuals in Figma, then hands them to a developer, often a freelancer, who has to guess at spacing, hover states and how a three-column layout should behave on a 360 pixel wide phone. We do both. The person who planned your layout knows why a button sits where it does, so it doesn't drift during the build. If something in the design turns out to be slow or awkward to code, we change the design rather than ship a compromise. That's the main reason website design and build sit together here. ## How a build runs, step by step - **Discovery.** A call about your customers, your services and what a good enquiry looks like. We agree the page list and the main action you want visitors to take. - **Structure.** A sitemap and wireframes for the key templates, so we agree content and order before any colours appear. - **Design.** Full visual designs for the home page and one inner page at desktop and mobile widths. Two rounds of changes are normal. - **Build.** We code the templates, set up the CMS, add your content and connect forms, analytics and Search Console. - **Testing.** Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge, real iPhone and Android handsets, keyboard-only navigation and a Lighthouse run on every template. - **Launch.** DNS switch, SSL, 301 redirects from old URLs and a sitemap submitted to Google. A Starter site is typically live in 3 to 4 weeks and a Business site in 5 to 6 weeks. See how we work for more detail. ## The technical standards we build to Every site we build is mobile-first. We write the phone layout first and add complexity as the screen gets wider, typically at breakpoints around 640, 1024 and 1280 pixels. That keeps the code you send to phones small. - **Speed:** images served as WebP or AVIF at the size they're displayed, fonts limited to two families, and no page builders that load half a megabyte of unused CSS. Google's web.dev guidance sets a good Largest Contentful Paint at 2.5 seconds or less, Interaction to Next Paint at 200 milliseconds or less and Cumulative Layout Shift at 0.1 or less, measured at the 75th percentile of real visits. We build to those numbers. - **Markup:** one H1 per page, logical heading order, real buttons and links, and schema.org types such as LocalBusiness, Service and BreadcrumbList. - **Accessibility:** colour contrast of at least 4.5:1 for body text, visible focus states and labelled form fields, checked against WCAG 2.2 AA. - **Security:** HTTPS everywhere, a security headers baseline, spam protection on forms and no abandoned plugins. ## Choosing the platform We don't push one platform for every job. For most service businesses we recommend WordPress with a lightweight custom theme built for the block editor, because you can edit it easily and you'll never struggle to find someone to support it. For shops we use Shopify or WooCommerce depending on your catalogue, stock system and how hands-on you want to be. For a small site that rarely changes, a static build is the fastest and most secure option and costs almost nothing to host. We'll explain the trade-offs in plain English before you commit, and the platform choice is written into the quote. ## Websites versus web apps A website tells people about your business and gets them to contact you or buy. A web app does a job for logged-in users: customer portals, quoting tools, booking systems with complex rules, or anything that talks to your own database. If your project is really an app, our sister company builds bespoke software and web apps, and we can design the marketing site that sits in front of it. If you're not sure which you need, tell us what you want people to be able to do and we'll say honestly which side of the line it falls. ## Costs and what's included Our **Starter** package is from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages with a custom design, contact form, click-to-call, Google Business Profile setup, Analytics and Search Console. **Business** is from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages, copywriting, full schema markup, Core Web Vitals optimisation, conversion tracking and a training session. **Ecommerce** is from £750 + VAT. Extra design time or small changes after launch are £45 an hour + VAT. Domains, hosting, stock photos and premium plugins are listed separately in your quote, never hidden. Full details are on our pricing page, or ask for a quote. ## What you get - Sitemap and page plan agreed before design starts - Custom design for desktop, tablet and mobile - Front-end build in clean, semantic HTML and CSS with minimal JavaScript - CMS set up so you can edit text, images and pages yourself - Contact forms, click-to-call and conversion tracking wired up - Cross-browser and device testing on a private staging site - Launch, redirects from your old URLs, and Search Console submission - Handover of every login, plus a recorded walkthrough ## FAQs ### Do you do both the design and the coding? Yes. The same team plans, designs and builds your site, so the finished website matches the design you approved. We don't outsource the build to an offshore developer or a freelancer you've never spoken to, which means fewer misunderstandings and one point of contact if anything needs fixing. ### How long does website design and development take? A Starter site of up to 5 pages is typically live in 3 to 4 weeks. A Business site of up to 15 pages usually takes 5 to 6 weeks. The biggest factor is how quickly content and feedback come back, so we agree dates for each stage at the start. ### Will I be able to update the website myself? Yes. We set up the content management system so you can change text, swap images, add blog posts and create new pages without touching code. Business packages include a training session and a recorded walkthrough you can watch again later. ### Do I own the website when it's finished? You do. You own the design, the content, the code and the domain. We hand over every login at launch. If you ever want to move to another developer or another host, you can take everything with you and we'll help with the move. ### Can you build a web app or customer portal? Websites are our focus here. For web apps, portals and custom software we refer you to our sister company, dijitul developments, and we can design the public marketing site alongside it so the two look and feel like one business. ### What happens after launch? You can look after the site yourself, pay £45 an hour + VAT for occasional changes, or take a care plan from £25 a month + VAT through dijitulsupport.co.uk, which covers updates, backups and monitoring. There's no compulsory contract. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # UX Design for Websites UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/ux-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design provides UX design for UK business websites: mapping who visits, what they need and the shortest route to an enquiry or sale. We use user journeys, heuristic reviews against Nielsen's ten usability principles and quick usability tests. UX is built into our Business websites, from £500 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - People visit your site but almost nobody fills in the form - Customers ring up to ask things that are already on the website - Your menu has grown to 12 items and nobody can find anything - Analytics shows visitors bouncing off your service pages within seconds - Your quote form asks for 15 things and most people quit halfway - Staff designed the site around the org chart, not around customers ## Key facts - UX design is about how easy the site is to use, not how it looks - Reviews use Jakob Nielsen's 10 usability heuristics, first published with Rolf Molich in 1990 and refined in 1994 - Journeys are mapped for your two or three most valuable visitor types - Navigation tested with real people, not just agreed in a meeting - Forms kept to the fields you actually use - Included in Business websites from £500 + VAT; standalone reviews at £45 an hour + VAT - Findings come as a prioritised list, not a 60-page report ## What UX design means for a business website User experience (UX) design is the work that makes a website easy to use. It answers practical questions. Who is landing on this page? What were they searching for? What do they need to see before they trust you? How many taps until they can ring you or book? A site can look lovely and still fail every one of those questions. For a small business, UX is rarely about clever interactions. It's about putting your phone number where thumbs can reach it, writing menu labels customers recognise, and removing the steps that make people give up. That's why it sits alongside UI design, which handles the visual layer, rather than replacing it. ## Heuristic reviews: a fast health check If you already have a site, we start with a heuristic review. We walk through your key pages and score them against Jakob Nielsen's ten usability heuristics, a set he developed with Rolf Molich in 1990 and settled into its current form in 1994. In plain terms, we check that: - visitors can always tell where they are and what just happened, such as a clear message after sending a form - labels use your customers' words, not internal jargon - it's easy to go back or undo a mistake - buttons, links and headings behave the same way on every page - forms prevent errors before they happen, for example by showing the expected phone format - people can recognise options rather than having to remember them - pages carry only what helps the decision, with nothing competing for attention - error messages say what went wrong and how to fix it You get screenshots of each issue, why it matters and the fix, sorted so the cheap, high-impact changes come first. ## Journeys, top tasks and information architecture Next we work out your top tasks. A plumber's visitors mostly want to know if you cover their area, roughly what it costs and how fast you can come. A solicitor's visitors want to know if you handle their kind of case and whether the first call is free. We map each journey from the search result to the enquiry and count the steps. That feeds the information architecture: the page list, the menu and the way pages link to each other. We keep main navigation to around five to seven items, group services the way customers think about them, and give every service its own page so it can be found in search. The result is drawn as a sitemap and then as wireframes. ## Testing with real people Opinions in a meeting are cheap. Watching someone use the site is far more useful. We run small moderated tests, usually five people, each given a realistic task such as finding the price of a boiler service and booking it. We watch where they hesitate, what they click first and what they say out loud. Five sessions rarely cost much and they almost always reveal the two or three problems that matter most. We test the clickable Figma prototype before build, so changes are quick and cheap, and recheck the live site after launch. ## Small details that change behaviour - **Tap targets:** buttons at least 44 pixels high on mobile, comfortably above the 24 by 24 CSS pixel minimum in WCAG 2.2. - **Sticky contact bar** on phones with call and enquiry buttons. - **Short forms:** name, contact detail and message. Extra questions only if you'd genuinely use the answers. - **Inline validation** that flags a mistyped email as the visitor leaves the field, not after they press send. - **Clear next steps** on the thank-you page, such as when you'll call back. - **Readable text:** body copy at 16 to 18 pixels with line lengths around 60 to 75 characters. These sit at the heart of conversion-focused web design. ## Price UX planning, journey mapping and wireframes are part of every Business website, from £500 + VAT. If you want a heuristic review or usability test of an existing site without a rebuild, we charge £45 an hour + VAT and agree the number of hours up front. Most small-business reviews take a day or less. See pricing or get in touch. ## What you get - Visitor types and top tasks agreed in a short workshop - User journey maps for your most valuable enquiries - Heuristic review of your current site with screenshots - Navigation and page structure plan (information architecture) - Wireframes of key templates in Figma - Five-person usability test of the main journey, with notes - Prioritised list of fixes ranked by effort and likely impact ## FAQs ### What is the difference between UX and UI design? UX design is about how the site works: structure, journeys, navigation and how easy tasks are to complete. UI design is about how it looks and feels: colour, type, spacing, buttons and icons. You need both. Good UI on bad UX looks smart but still loses enquiries. ### Can you review my existing website's UX without rebuilding it? Yes. We carry out a heuristic review of your key pages, test the main journey on mobile and desktop, and give you a prioritised fix list with screenshots. It's charged at £45 an hour + VAT and we agree the hours before starting. Your current developer can make the fixes, or we can. ### How many people do you need for a usability test? For a small business website, five people completing realistic tasks usually uncovers the biggest problems. We'd rather run two small rounds, one on the prototype and one after launch, than one big expensive study. Testers can be existing customers or people who match your audience. ### Do I need UX design for a small five-page website? A five-page site still needs a clear structure and an obvious next step, and we plan that on every Starter build. A full UX process with journey maps and testing pays off more on larger sites with several services or a complicated enquiry process, which is why it's part of our Business package. ### What tools do you use for UX work? We use Figma for sitemaps, wireframes and clickable prototypes, Google Analytics 4 and Search Console to see what visitors actually do, and screen-shared video calls for usability tests. You can view and comment on Figma files in your browser without paying for a licence. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # UI Design for Websites UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/ui-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design creates website UI design for UK businesses: the typography, colour, spacing, buttons, forms and icons visitors see and touch. Every interface is designed in Figma as a small component system, checked for WCAG 2.2 AA contrast and built to match exactly. Custom-designed websites start from £250 + VAT. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your site looks like a template that three competitors are also using - Every page uses different fonts, button styles and colours - Grey text on a white background that older customers can't read - Buttons on mobile are so small people tap the wrong thing - Your brand looks polished in print and amateur online - Forms look fine until someone makes a mistake, then nothing tells them what went wrong ## Key facts - UI design is the visual and interactive layer: type, colour, spacing, buttons, forms, icons - Designed in Figma as reusable components and styles, not one-off pages - Body text contrast of at least 4.5:1 and UI component contrast of at least 3:1 (WCAG 2.2 AA) - Pointer targets at least 24 by 24 CSS pixels to meet WCAG 2.2 criterion 2.5.8 - Every component has hover, focus, active, disabled and error states designed - No templates: Starter websites from £250 + VAT include a custom design - Extra design work after sign-off at £45 an hour + VAT ## What UI design covers User interface (UI) design is everything a visitor sees and interacts with: headings, body text, colours, buttons, form fields, menus, icons, cards and the white space between them. Where UX design decides what goes on a page and in what order, UI design decides how it looks and how it responds when someone hovers, taps or types. Good UI does three jobs. It makes your business look trustworthy within a second or two. It makes the important things, like your phone number and your main button, impossible to miss. And it makes text easy to read for everyone, including people with poor eyesight reading on a phone in sunlight. ## We design systems, not single pages Rather than drawing each page from scratch, we build a small design system in Figma first. That means: - **A type scale:** usually five or six sizes, for example 16 or 18 pixel body text stepping up to a 40 to 56 pixel main heading on desktop, with matching line heights. - **A colour palette** with named roles: primary action, text, muted text, backgrounds, borders, success and error. - **A spacing scale** based on multiples of 4 or 8 pixels, so gaps feel consistent everywhere. - **Components:** primary and secondary buttons, input fields, cards, accordions, navigation and footers, each with their states defined. The system means a new service page you add next year looks as if it was designed on day one. It also makes the build faster, because the same components become CSS classes or WordPress blocks. ## Accessibility is part of the visual design A lot of accessibility problems are visual decisions made early, so we check them in the design file rather than after launch. Under WCAG 2.2 Level AA, normal body text needs a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 against its background, large text at least 3:1, and the visible parts of buttons, form borders and focus indicators at least 3:1 against what sits next to them. WCAG 2.2 added a target size rule (2.5.8) requiring pointer targets of at least 24 by 24 CSS pixels, or enough space around them. We go further on mobile and size main buttons around 44 to 48 pixels tall. We also never rely on colour alone, so error fields get a message and an icon, not just a red border. More on this on our accessible web design page. ## States, motion and the details people notice A static mock-up only shows one moment. Real visitors hover over links, tab through forms with a keyboard, submit with a missing field and wait for things to load. We design each of those moments: - hover and pressed states that confirm a tap registered - a clear, thick focus outline for keyboard users - error and success messages written in plain English - loading states on forms so people don't press send three times - motion kept subtle and switched off for anyone whose device is set to reduce motion These details are what make a site feel finished rather than merely decorated. ## Working from your brand If you already have a logo, colours and fonts, we turn them into a web-ready system. Brand colours often need a darker or lighter shade added so text stays readable, and print fonts sometimes need a web-licensed equivalent. If you have no brand yet, our sister company handles logos, branding and photography, and we design the site to match. We'll also check your logo works small, in a mobile header at around 32 to 40 pixels tall, and as a favicon. ## Price Custom UI design is included in every package: Starter websites from £250 + VAT, Business from £500 + VAT and Ecommerce from £750 + VAT. None of them uses an off-the-shelf theme. If you want an interface redesigned on an existing site, or extra design rounds, it's £45 an hour + VAT. See pricing or custom website design. ## What you get - Moodboard and two visual directions to choose from - Type scale, colour palette and spacing system as Figma styles - Component library: buttons, cards, forms, navigation, alerts - Desktop and mobile designs for key templates - Interaction states for every component, including keyboard focus - Contrast and target size checks against WCAG 2.2 AA - Design built pixel-accurate into the live site ## FAQs ### Is UI design the same as web design? UI design is one part of web design. Web design also covers planning, content, UX, development, SEO and launch. UI is specifically the visual and interactive layer: type, colours, buttons, forms and layout details. On every dijitul project the same team does the UI and the build. ### Do you use website templates or themes? No. Every site gets a custom interface designed in Figma for your business. On WordPress we build a lightweight custom theme rather than buying a multipurpose one, which keeps pages faster and stops your site looking like a competitor's. ### Can I see the design before it is built? Yes. You get desktop and mobile designs in Figma, viewable in any browser, and you can comment directly on them with a free Figma account. Two rounds of changes are normal. We only start the build once you've approved the design. ### Will the design meet accessibility standards? We design to WCAG 2.2 Level AA. That includes text contrast of at least 4.5:1, visible focus outlines, adequate target sizes and error messages that don't rely on colour alone. We check these in the design file and again on the finished site. ### Can you redesign just the look of my current site? Often, yes. If the structure and content are sound and the platform is in good health, a visual refresh of fonts, colours, buttons and key templates can be done at £45 an hour + VAT. If the underlying site is slow or outdated, a full redesign from £250 + VAT may be better value. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Conversion-Focused Web Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/conversion-focused-web-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds conversion-focused websites for UK businesses: one clear call to action per page, click-to-call on mobile, short forms, trust signals near every button and conversion tracking so you can see what works. Business websites with conversion tracking start from £500 + VAT; small changes to an existing site are £45 an hour + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your analytics shows hundreds of visits a month and a handful of enquiries - You've no idea which pages or ads actually bring in work - Your phone number is hidden at the bottom of the page on mobile - Your contact form asks for a postcode, a budget and a project description before anyone has spoken to you - Your home page tries to say everything and ends up saying nothing - People add products to the basket and never come back ## Key facts - Conversion rate optimisation (CRO) means getting more enquiries from the visitors you already have - One primary call to action per page, repeated, not five competing ones - Click-to-call and a sticky contact bar on mobile - Forms trimmed to the fields you actually use - GA4 key events set up for calls, form sends and bookings - Baymard Institute puts the average documented online cart abandonment rate at 70.22%, so checkout friction matters - Business websites with conversion tracking from £500 + VAT ## What conversion-focused design means A conversion is whatever counts as success on your site: a phone call, a form enquiry, a booking or a sale. Conversion-focused design shapes every page around that action. It's the cheapest way to grow, because you get more work from visitors you're already paying for through SEO, ads or word of mouth. It isn't about tricks or countdown timers. Most gains come from removing doubt and effort: make the offer clear, make the next step obvious, and make that step easy. If your site gets visits but no enquiries, this is where to start. ## The basics we build into every page - **A clear headline above the fold** saying what you do, who for and where. "Emergency plumber in Mansfield, 24/7" beats "Welcome to our website". - **One primary call to action** per page, in a consistent colour that isn't used for anything else, repeated after each main section. - **Click-to-call on mobile.** A tel: link in the header and a sticky bar at the bottom of the screen for trades and local services. - **Short forms.** Name, phone or email, and a message. Each extra field is a reason to stop. - **Trust near the button:** real reviews from your Google Business Profile, accreditations you genuinely hold, guarantees you actually offer, and photos of your real work. - **Speed.** Slow pages lose people before they read anything, so we build to Google's Core Web Vitals thresholds. - **A useful thank-you page** telling people what happens next and when. ## Measure first, then improve You can't improve what you don't measure. On Business builds we set up Google Analytics 4 with key events for form submissions, phone link taps, email clicks and booking completions, and connect Search Console so you can see which searches lead to which pages. Where you run Google Ads, conversions can be shared with your ads account. Tracking is set up to respect UK GDPR and PECR. Analytics and advertising cookies only load after consent, using a cookie banner that gives equal weight to accept and reject. That costs a little data but keeps you on the right side of the ICO. ## Ecommerce: where conversions leak For shops the stakes are higher. Baymard Institute, which averages dozens of studies, puts the documented online shopping cart abandonment rate at 70.22%. Baymard also points out that many of those visitors were only browsing, so not every abandoned basket can be won back. Among shoppers who did mean to buy, the common reasons Baymard lists include extra costs appearing late, being forced to create an account and a long or complicated checkout. Each of those is a design decision you can change. On ecommerce builds we show delivery costs early, allow guest checkout, offer express wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay where your platform supports them, and set up abandoned cart emails. Good product pages with clear photos, sizes and stock levels do the rest. ## Testing after launch Once a site has steady traffic, we can test changes. Small sites rarely get enough visits for statistically sound A/B tests, so for most small businesses we use a simpler approach: make one change at a time, such as a new headline or a shorter form, and compare enquiries over four to six weeks with seasonal patterns in mind. Session recordings and heatmaps, used with consent, show where people get stuck. Changes are charged at £45 an hour + VAT. For a dedicated campaign page, see landing page design. ## Price Conversion tracking and conversion-led layouts are part of our Business package, from £500 + VAT, which also includes copywriting, schema markup and Core Web Vitals optimisation. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT. If you'd like a conversion review of an existing site, it's £45 an hour + VAT with the hours agreed first. Ask for a quote. ## What you get - Review of your current conversion paths and analytics - Page layouts built around one primary action - Click-to-call, enquiry and booking buttons placed for thumbs - Short, validated forms with a useful thank-you page - Trust signals placed where decisions are made - GA4 key events and Search Console set up - A list of tests to run after launch ## FAQs ### What is a good conversion rate for a small business website? It varies hugely by sector, traffic source and what counts as a conversion, so we'd be wary of any single benchmark. The useful comparison is your own site before and after changes. That's why we set up tracking first: once you know your current rate, you can measure whether changes help. ### Do you guarantee more enquiries? No honest agency can guarantee results, because enquiries also depend on your prices, reputation, market and how much traffic you get. What we can promise is a site built around proven conversion basics, with tracking that shows you exactly what is and isn't working. ### Will a cookie banner hurt my tracking? It means you won't see data from people who reject analytics cookies, so your numbers will undercount. That's the law under PECR and UK GDPR. You still get enough data to spot trends, and Search Console reports search clicks without needing cookies on your site. ### Should every page have a contact form? Every page should have a clear next step, but it doesn't need a full form. On most pages a button to your contact page and a click-to-call link work well. Service pages that get a lot of search traffic can benefit from a short inline form. ### Can you improve conversions on a site you didn't build? Usually, yes. We review the analytics and key pages, then fix the biggest issues first, such as hidden phone numbers, long forms or slow pages. Work is charged at £45 an hour + VAT. If the platform makes basic changes too hard, we'll tell you. ### What is click-to-call and do I need it? Click-to-call is a phone number coded as a link so mobile visitors can ring you with one tap. For trades, clinics, salons and anyone who takes bookings by phone, it's one of the simplest ways to get more enquiries. We track taps as conversions in GA4. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # SEO-Friendly Web Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/seo-friendly-web-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds SEO-friendly websites for UK businesses: a page for each service, clean heading structure, schema.org markup, fast load times that pass Core Web Vitals, and redirects that protect existing rankings at launch. Starter sites from £250 + VAT include SEO foundations; Business sites from £500 + VAT add full schema and pages written to rank. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your old site ranked well and the new one vanished from Google - All your services are crammed onto one page, so none of them rank - Every page has the same title tag - Your site scores red in PageSpeed Insights on mobile - Google Search Console is full of errors nobody has looked at - You've never set up your Google Business Profile properly ## Key facts - SEO is planned before design, not bolted on after launch - One page per service and, where relevant, per area served - Schema.org markup such as LocalBusiness, Service, BreadcrumbList and Product - Built to Google's Core Web Vitals: LCP 2.5 s or less, INP 200 ms or less, CLS 0.1 or less (web.dev) - 301 redirects mapped from every old URL when replacing a site - Analytics, Search Console and Google Business Profile set up on every package - Starter SEO foundations from £250 + VAT; full Business SEO build from £500 + VAT ## Why SEO starts at the design stage Most search problems we're asked to fix were baked in when the site was designed. A single services page that lists ten services can't rank for any of them. A slider of stock photos above the fold slows the page and pushes your headline off the screen. A JavaScript menu that search engines struggle to follow hides half your pages. None of these are fixed by adding keywords later. Search engines also need to reach and read every page. That means real links in plain HTML, content that loads without waiting for scripts, and no important text locked inside images. Getting these right in the first build costs nothing extra; fixing them afterwards often means rebuilding templates. So we plan for search before we draw anything. We look at what your customers actually type, group those searches into topics, and give each topic a page. That page list becomes the sitemap, and the sitemap shapes the design. ## Site structure and on-page basics - **A page per service** with its own URL, such as /boiler-servicing/ rather than /services/#boilers. - **Short, readable URLs** in lowercase with hyphens. - **One H1 per page** that matches the search intent, with H2s and H3s in logical order. - **Unique title tags** of roughly 50 to 60 characters and meta descriptions that make people want to click. - **Internal links** between related services, so both visitors and search engines can find everything within a few clicks. - **Descriptive alt text** on meaningful images, which also helps accessibility. - **Content written for people**: answering the questions customers ask, with prices, areas covered and how the job works. Our website copywriting covers this. ## Technical SEO we handle in the build Speed is part of search. Google's web.dev guidance defines good Core Web Vitals as a Largest Contentful Paint of 2.5 seconds or less, Interaction to Next Paint of 200 milliseconds or less and Cumulative Layout Shift of 0.1 or less, at the 75th percentile of real visits. We hit those by serving WebP or AVIF images at the right size, setting width and height on images so nothing jumps, loading only the CSS and JavaScript a page needs, and choosing decent hosting. We also add an XML sitemap, a sensible robots.txt, canonical tags to avoid duplicate content, HTTPS with a single preferred domain, and server-rendered HTML so content doesn't depend on JavaScript to appear. If you sell abroad, see multilingual website design for hreflang. ## Structured data with schema.org Structured data is code that tells search engines and AI assistants exactly what a page is about: your business name, address, opening hours, services and prices. We add it as JSON-LD and choose types that match the page, typically Organization or LocalBusiness on the home page, Service on service pages, BreadcrumbList across the site, and Product with Offer on shop pages. Markup doesn't guarantee a special listing, and Google decides which rich results it shows, but it removes guesswork. We validate every template in Google's Rich Results Test and the Schema Markup Validator before launch. ## Protecting rankings when you replace a site The quickest way to lose search traffic is a redesign that changes every URL with no redirects. Before launch we crawl your existing site, export the URLs that get traffic or links, and map each one to its new home with a permanent 301 redirect. After launch we submit the new sitemap, watch Search Console for errors and fix anything that slips through. ## What's included, and ongoing SEO Starter websites from £250 + VAT include basic SEO foundations, Google Business Profile setup, Analytics and Search Console. Business websites from £500 + VAT add pages written to rank, full schema markup, local SEO groundwork and Core Web Vitals optimisation. A well-built site gives you the best starting point, but rankings in competitive markets also need ongoing content and links. For a monthly programme, our sister company offers ongoing SEO. See pricing. ## What you get - Keyword and page mapping before the sitemap is final - Unique title tags, meta descriptions and H1s for every page - Schema.org structured data validated in Google's Rich Results Test - XML sitemap, robots.txt and canonical tags - Image compression, WebP or AVIF, lazy loading and explicit dimensions - 301 redirect map from your old URLs - Search Console, GA4 and Google Business Profile connected ## FAQs ### Will a new website get me to page one of Google? Nobody can honestly guarantee rankings. A well-structured, fast site with a page per service gives you a strong base and often lifts visibility, especially for local searches. How far it goes depends on competition, your reviews, links and how much useful content you publish over time. ### Will I lose my rankings if you rebuild my site? Not if it's handled properly. We map every important old URL to its new page with 301 redirects, keep content that ranks well, and monitor Search Console after launch. Ranking drops after a rebuild are almost always caused by missing redirects or deleted content. ### Is WordPress good for SEO? Yes, when it's built well. WordPress gives you full control of titles, URLs and content, and an SEO plugin handles sitemaps and meta tags. Problems come from heavy themes and too many plugins slowing it down, which is why we build lightweight custom themes. ### What schema markup will my site have? It depends on the page. Typically Organization or LocalBusiness with your address, phone and hours on the home page, Service on service pages, BreadcrumbList across the site and Product on shop pages. All Business websites include full schema markup, validated before launch. ### Do you offer monthly SEO? This site focuses on design and build, with SEO built into every project. For ongoing SEO such as content, link building and reporting, we recommend our sister company Search Engine Tuning. Your website is set up so they, or any SEO provider, can pick it up easily. ### Does page speed really affect SEO? Core Web Vitals are one of many signals Google uses, and good content usually matters more. But speed has a big effect on whether visitors stay, and a slow page loses enquiries even if it ranks. We build every site to meet Google's good thresholds for LCP, INP and CLS. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Accessible Web Design UK (WCAG 2.2 AA) Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/accessible-web-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds accessible websites for UK businesses, charities, schools and public bodies, designed and tested to WCAG 2.2 Level AA. That means readable contrast, full keyboard access, labelled forms, captions and screen reader checks before launch. Accessible sites start from £250 + VAT, and accessibility audits of existing sites are £45 an hour + VAT. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Someone complained they couldn't use your booking form with a screen reader - You run a school, charity or council service and don't have an accessibility statement - Your site fails automated checks and you don't know where to start - Light grey text looks elegant but customers say it's hard to read - You can't tab through your menu with a keyboard - Your PDFs and videos have no accessible alternatives ## Key facts - Every site is designed and tested against WCAG 2.2 Level AA - WCAG 2.2 became a W3C Recommendation in October 2023 and added nine success criteria - UK public sector sites fall under the Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) (No. 2) Accessibility Regulations 2018 - GDS has monitored public sector sites against WCAG 2.2 AA since October 2024 - Text contrast of at least 4.5:1, or 3:1 for large text - Manual keyboard and screen reader testing, not just automated scans - Accessible builds from £250 + VAT; audits at £45 an hour + VAT ## Why accessibility matters for every website Accessible design means people can use your site whatever their ability or setup: someone who is blind and uses a screen reader, someone with a tremor who navigates by keyboard, someone with dyslexia, or someone reading on a cracked phone in bright sun. It overlaps heavily with good UX and good SEO, because clear structure helps everyone. For private businesses, the Equality Act 2010 requires service providers to make reasonable adjustments for disabled people, and that's widely understood to include websites. UK businesses selling to customers in the EU should also be aware of the European Accessibility Act, which has applied to many ecommerce and consumer services since 28 June 2025. We're web designers, not lawyers, so take legal advice on your specific position, but building to WCAG 2.2 AA is the sensible benchmark either way. ## The UK public sector regulations If you're a public sector body, including councils, state schools, NHS bodies and many publicly funded organisations, your website falls under the Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) (No. 2) Accessibility Regulations 2018. They came into force for websites on 23 September 2018 and for mobile apps on 23 June 2021. You must meet the accessibility requirements and publish an accessibility statement explaining how accessible the site is, what doesn't comply and how people can request an alternative. The Government Digital Service (GDS) monitors compliance on behalf of the Cabinet Office. GDS guidance names WCAG 2.2 Level AA as the standard, and its monitoring has tested against WCAG 2.2 since October 2024. In its report on monitoring from 2022 to 2024, GDS found that 97% of the bodies it monitored had published a statement after the process, but only 65% included all the information the model statement requires. We build school and charity websites with this in mind. ## What WCAG 2.2 AA asks for in practice WCAG is organised around four principles: perceivable, operable, understandable, and compatible with assistive technology. On a typical business site, the criteria that come up most are: - **1.1.1 Non-text content:** meaningful images have alt text; decorative ones are hidden from screen readers. - **1.4.3 Contrast (minimum):** 4.5:1 for normal text, 3:1 for large text. - **1.4.10 Reflow:** content works at 320 CSS pixels wide without scrolling sideways, which covers zooming to 400%. - **2.1.1 Keyboard:** everything works without a mouse. - **2.4.7 Focus visible** and the new **2.4.11 Focus not obscured**: you can see where you are, and sticky headers or cookie banners don't hide the focused item. - **2.5.8 Target size (minimum):** new in 2.2, pointer targets at least 24 by 24 CSS pixels or adequately spaced. - **3.3.7 Redundant entry** and **3.3.8 Accessible authentication**: don't make people retype information or solve memory puzzles to log in. - **3.2.6 Consistent help:** contact details and help appear in the same place on each page. ## How we test Automated tools such as axe and WAVE catch a useful share of issues, such as missing labels and low contrast, but plenty of problems need a human. So every build gets manual checks: tabbing through every page, using menus, accordions and forms with the keyboard alone, zooming to 400%, and listening to key pages with NVDA on Windows and VoiceOver on iPhone and Mac. We fix what we find before launch and give you a short guide to keeping new content accessible. ## Audits and price Accessibility is built into every package at no extra cost: Starter from £250 + VAT, Business from £500 + VAT and Ecommerce from £750 + VAT. If you have an existing site, we can audit it against WCAG 2.2 AA at £45 an hour + VAT, giving you a list of failures with the criterion, the page, why it matters and how to fix it. Many issues on older sites come from the theme, in which case a redesign may cost less than patching. Get in touch to talk it through. ## What you get - Design checked for contrast, target size and focus visibility - Semantic HTML with landmarks, headings and labelled controls - Full keyboard testing of menus, forms, modals and accordions - Screen reader testing with NVDA and VoiceOver - Automated scan with axe or WAVE on every template - Accessibility statement drafted for public sector clients - Content guidance for alt text, link text and headings ## FAQs ### Is my business legally required to have an accessible website? Public sector bodies have specific duties under the 2018 accessibility regulations. Private businesses are covered by the Equality Act 2010 duty to make reasonable adjustments, and EU-facing sellers may fall under the European Accessibility Act. We can't give legal advice, but building to WCAG 2.2 AA is the widely accepted benchmark. ### What is WCAG 2.2 AA? The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are published by the W3C. Version 2.2 became a Recommendation in October 2023. Level AA is the middle of three levels and is the standard GDS uses for UK public sector monitoring. It covers contrast, keyboard access, forms, captions, target size and more. ### Can an accessibility overlay or widget make my site compliant? We don't recommend them. Overlays add a toolbar but don't fix the underlying code, such as missing form labels or keyboard traps, and many disabled users find they get in the way. Fixing the site itself is the reliable route. ### Do you write accessibility statements? Yes. For public sector clients we draft the statement using the GDS model format, listing the standard you're aiming for, known issues, how to request content in another format and how to complain. You need to review it at least once a year. ### Does accessible design make a website look plain? No. Accessibility shapes contrast, sizes and structure, not style. You can still have strong colour, photography and personality. It mostly rules out pale grey text, tiny buttons and information shown only through colour, which tend to hurt everyone. ### How much does an accessibility audit cost? Audits are charged at £45 an hour + VAT. We agree the number of templates and hours first. A small business site with five or six distinct templates usually takes a day or less. You get a prioritised list of issues you or your developer can work through. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Website Copywriting UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/website-copywriting/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design writes website copy for UK businesses: home pages, service pages, about pages and calls to action in plain English that answers what customers ask, ranks in search and gets quoted by AI assistants. Copywriting is included in our Business websites from £500 + VAT. Extra pages or rewrites are £45 an hour + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - The website has been 90% finished for months because nobody has time to write the words - Your copy says "we pride ourselves on quality and customer service" like every competitor - Your pages talk about your history instead of what customers need - You know your trade inside out but freeze in front of a blank page - Your service pages are three lines long and don't rank for anything - Content was written by an AI tool and reads like it ## Key facts - Copywriting is included in Business websites from £500 + VAT - Written from a short interview with you, not generic filler - Each service page targets one main topic and the questions people ask about it - Plain UK English with short sentences and clear headings - Every page opens with a direct answer that search engines and AI assistants can quote - You approve every word before it goes live - Extra pages and rewrites at £45 an hour + VAT ## Why content holds most websites up Ask any web designer what delays projects and the answer is almost always content. The design gets approved, the build is ready, and then the site sits waiting for words that busy owners never get round to writing. When text does arrive it's often a few lines per page, written in a hurry, saying what every competitor says. We take that job off your plate. Business websites include copywriting, so we write the pages while we design them. That also means the layout is built around real content rather than placeholder text that never fits. ## How we write your pages - **We talk to you.** A 30 to 45 minute call, or a questionnaire if you prefer, covering your services, prices, areas, what customers ask most and what makes you different. Real detail beats adjectives. - **We research searches.** We check the terms and questions people use, so pages match how customers describe the problem, not how your industry does. - **We plan each page.** One main topic per page, a headline, a direct answer in the first paragraph, then the detail people need to decide. - **We write and you review.** Copy is shared in a document or straight into the staging site so you see it in context. Two rounds of edits are included. We'll check facts with you, especially prices, qualifications and guarantees. We never invent reviews, awards or client names. ## Writing for people, search engines and AI assistants Good web copy now has three readers. Customers skim on phones, so we use short paragraphs, descriptive subheadings and bullet points. Search engines need a clear topic per page and the words people actually type, so a page about boiler servicing says "boiler service" naturally, not twenty times. AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews pull short, self-contained answers from pages, so each page opens with a 40 to 60 word direct answer that makes sense on its own: who you are, what you do, where and from what price. We also write FAQs from the questions your customers really ask on the phone. They help visitors, give search engines more to understand, and are the kind of text AI tools tend to quote. This all feeds into SEO-friendly web design. ## Copy that gets enquiries - **Lead with the customer's problem**, then how you solve it. - **Be specific:** "Gas Safe registered, same-day callouts across Mansfield and Ashfield" says more than "reliable and professional". - **Show prices or a starting point** where you can. Visitors who can't find a price often leave to find someone who shows one. - **Answer objections** before they're raised: parking, deposits, how long jobs take. - **Button text that says what happens:** "Get a free quote" rather than "Submit". These sit alongside layout choices covered in conversion-focused web design. ## A note on AI-written copy AI writing tools can produce a draft quickly, and we use software to help with research and checking. But unedited AI copy tends to be vague, repetitive and full of the same stock phrases, and it can't know your prices, your area or why customers choose you. Every page we deliver is shaped by your input and edited by a person, so it sounds like a real business. If you already have drafts, whether written by you, a member of staff or an AI tool, send them over. We will keep what works, cut the filler, check it against the searches customers make and rewrite the rest in the same voice as the new pages. ## Price Copywriting for up to 15 pages is included in our Business package, from £500 + VAT. Starter sites from £250 + VAT assume you supply the text, though we'll edit and lay it out. Extra pages, blog posts or rewrites of an existing site are £45 an hour + VAT, with the time agreed first. See pricing or get a quote. ## What you get - Discovery call or questionnaire about your services and customers - Search research to find the words customers use - Home, service, about and contact page copy - Headlines, buttons and calls to action - Title tags and meta descriptions for every page - FAQs drawn from questions customers really ask - Two rounds of edits before sign-off ## FAQs ### Is copywriting included in the price of a website? It's included in our Business package, from £500 + VAT, for up to 15 pages. On Starter websites from £250 + VAT you provide the text and we edit and lay it out. Extra writing on any package is charged at £45 an hour + VAT. ### How do you write about a business you don't know? We start with a call or questionnaire about your services, customers, prices, areas and common questions. Most owners find talking far easier than writing. We turn your answers into pages, then you check every fact and suggest changes before anything goes live. ### Can you rewrite the copy on my existing website? Yes. We can rewrite pages on any platform, or supply text for your developer to add. Rewrites are £45 an hour + VAT and we agree how many pages first. Service pages and the home page usually give the biggest return. ### Will the copy be optimised for SEO? Yes. Each page is planned around one main topic, uses the words customers search for, and includes a unique title tag and meta description. We write naturally rather than stuffing keywords, which reads better and is what search engines reward. ### Do you use AI to write website copy? We may use software for research and checking, but every page is shaped by your input and edited by a person. Generic AI copy can't know your prices, your area or your strengths, and it tends to sound like everyone else's website. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Multilingual Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/multilingual-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds multilingual websites for UK businesses selling abroad or serving customers in more than one language, including Welsh. Each language gets its own URLs, correct hreflang tags, a language switcher and layouts that handle longer words and right-to-left scripts. Multilingual builds get a fixed quote; single-language sites start from £250 + VAT. ## Problems this solves - You sell into Europe but your site is English only - A translation plugin auto-translates pages and customers notice the mistakes - Google shows your English page to French searchers - Your site redirects visitors by location, so you can't reach the other version - German text breaks your buttons and menus because the words are longer - You need a bilingual Welsh and English site and aren't sure how to set it up ## Key facts - Each language lives at its own URL, usually a subfolder such as /fr/ or /de/ - hreflang annotations link every version, including a self-reference and an x-default - hreflang uses ISO 639-1 language codes, optionally with an ISO 3166-1 region, such as en-GB or fr-FR - The HTML lang attribute is set on every page, which also meets WCAG criterion 3.1.1 - Welsh-language and right-to-left layouts (Arabic, Urdu, Hebrew) supported - No automatic redirects based on visitor location or browser language - Multilingual projects get a fixed quote; standard sites from £250 + VAT ## Who needs a multilingual website A multilingual website offers the same content in more than one language, each version properly linked so search engines and visitors find the right one. They make sense for exporters and B2B suppliers selling into Europe, online shops shipping abroad, tourism and hospitality businesses welcoming overseas visitors, organisations in Wales serving Welsh speakers, and services aimed at UK communities whose first language isn't English. If most of your customers search in English, a single-language site is usually the better investment. We'll tell you if that's the case. A cheaper middle step is a single page in each key language explaining what you do and how to order, which tests demand before you translate the whole site. ## URL structure: subfolders, subdomains or separate domains Search engines need a separate URL for each language version. There are three common ways to do it: | Structure | Example | Good for | | Subfolder | example.co.uk/fr/ | Most businesses. One site, one hosting account, authority shared across languages. | | Subdomain | fr.example.co.uk | Versions run on different platforms or by different teams. | | Country domain | example.fr | Strong local presence in a single country, with the budget to build authority for each domain. | For most clients we recommend subfolders. We avoid parameters such as ?lang=fr and never show different languages at the same URL based on cookies, because search engines can only index one of them. ## hreflang done properly hreflang tells Google which version of a page to show to which audience. Each page lists every language version of itself, including itself, using an ISO 639-1 language code and optionally an ISO 3166-1 region code: en-GB for UK English, fr-FR for French in France, fr-BE for French in Belgium. An x-default value names the page to show anyone who doesn't match, often an English version or a language chooser. The links must be reciprocal. If the French page points to the English page but the English page doesn't point back, the annotation is ignored. On larger sites we put hreflang in the XML sitemap instead of the page head to keep pages lean. Google works out a page's language from its visible content, so each page should be written fully in one language rather than mixing translated and untranslated blocks. ## Design and build details - **Text length:** translations are often longer than English, and German compound words can break narrow buttons and menus. We design flexible components and test with real translated text, not placeholder copy. - **Right-to-left scripts:** Arabic, Urdu and Hebrew need dir='rtl' and mirrored layouts. We use CSS logical properties so one stylesheet handles both directions. - **Language attributes:** every page sets lang, and quotes in another language get their own lang so screen readers pronounce them correctly. These meet WCAG 3.1.1 and 3.1.2, part of our accessible web design standard. - **Fonts:** we check your web fonts include the characters you need, such as Welsh accents like ŵ and ŷ, Polish diacritics or Arabic script. - **Language switcher:** labelled with each language's own name, like Cymraeg, Français or Deutsch, rather than flags, which represent countries rather than languages. - **No forced redirects:** we may suggest a version, but visitors and search engine crawlers can always reach every language. ## Platforms and translation On WordPress we typically use an established multilingual plugin such as WPML or Polylang, which handle translated pages, slugs and hreflang. On Shopify, Markets handles languages, currencies and regional pricing alongside a translation app. We can work with your own translators, recommend a professional service, or use machine translation as a first draft that a fluent speaker then checks. We don't publish unchecked machine translation for customer-facing pages. ## Price Multilingual websites get a fixed quote because the cost depends on the number of languages, pages, platform and who provides the translations. Translation itself, premium plugins and extra domains are listed separately in the quote. As a starting point, single-language sites are from £250 + VAT, Business sites from £500 + VAT and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Ask for a quote. ## What you get - URL structure plan for each language or market - hreflang tags in the page head or XML sitemap - Language switcher that keeps visitors on the equivalent page - Layouts tested with real translated text, including RTL where needed - Translated title tags, meta descriptions and URL slugs - Multi-currency and local payment setup for shops where required - Workflow for adding and updating translations ## FAQs ### How much does a multilingual website cost? We give multilingual projects a fixed quote, because cost depends on the number of languages, pages, the platform and whether you supply translations. Translation fees and plugins are shown separately so you can compare. Single-language websites start from £250 + VAT for reference. ### Can you build a bilingual Welsh and English website? Yes. Each page exists in both languages at its own URL, with a switcher labelled Cymraeg and English that takes visitors to the equivalent page. We set lang attributes and hreflang for both, and check your fonts display Welsh characters such as ŵ and ŷ correctly. ### Is Google Translate good enough for my website? As a first draft it can save time, but it makes mistakes with tone, idioms and technical terms, and customers notice. For pages that sell or explain legal or safety information, we recommend a fluent speaker checks every page before it goes live. ### What is hreflang and do I need it? hreflang is a tag that tells search engines which language or regional version of a page to show each searcher. If you have the same content in more than one language or for more than one country, you need it. Without it, Google may show the wrong version. ### Should I use subfolders or separate domains for each language? For most businesses, subfolders such as /fr/ and /de/ on your main domain are simplest and share your site's existing authority. Separate country domains suit businesses investing heavily in one market. We'll recommend a structure based on your plans and budget. ### Can my shop show prices in euros and dollars? Yes. Shopify Markets supports local currencies, pricing and languages per region, and WooCommerce can do the same with suitable extensions. We'll set up currencies, delivery rules and payment methods for each market you sell into. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Website Wireframing and Prototyping UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/wireframing-and-prototyping/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design produces website wireframes and clickable prototypes in Figma for UK businesses, so you can agree layout, content order and user journeys before paying for design and build. Wireframes are included in every website we build, from £250 + VAT. Standalone wireframing and prototyping for your own team or developer is £45 an hour + VAT. Price: £45 an hour + VAT ## Problems this solves - You've paid for a design, then realised the page order is wrong - Your team can't agree what goes on the home page - You need to show a board or investors how the site will work before spending more - Your developer keeps asking what should happen when someone clicks something - You're briefing an in-house developer and need a clear plan to hand over - Previous projects overran because the scope kept changing mid-build ## Key facts - Wireframes are greyscale page plans showing content and layout, not colours or images - Prototypes link screens together so you can click through a journey before it is built - Everything is made in Figma and shared by link for comments in the browser - Desktop and mobile wireframes for every key template - Changes at wireframe stage take minutes; changes after build can take days - Included in every website build from £250 + VAT - Standalone wireframing and prototyping at £45 an hour + VAT ## What wireframes and prototypes are A **wireframe** is a simple plan of a page: boxes for the header, headline, text, images, buttons and forms, in the order they'll appear. It deliberately leaves out colours, fonts and photos, so the conversation stays on what the page needs to say and do. Think of it as the floor plan before choosing the paint. A **prototype** links those screens together. You can click the menu, open a service page, press "Get a quote" and see the form, all before a line of code exists. Prototypes can be low fidelity, using the grey wireframes, or high fidelity, using finished UI designs that look like the real site. ## Why plan before you design Moving a box in a wireframe takes a minute. Moving a section after it has been designed, coded and filled with content can take a day, and it often breaks something else. Wireframing front-loads the important decisions: - which pages exist and what each one is for - what appears first on the home page on a phone screen - where the main call to action sits and how often it repeats - what fields the enquiry form needs - how a visitor gets from a search result to contacting you It also stops the common problem where a pretty design is approved, then the real content doesn't fit it. Wireframes use real headings and realistic text lengths wherever we can. ## How we wireframe in Figma - **Sitemap.** We start with the page list and navigation, based on the UX work and the searches customers make. - **Sketches.** Quick low-fidelity layouts to compare two or three approaches for the home page and a service page. - **Mid-fidelity wireframes.** Proper grey layouts on a responsive grid, drawn at a mobile width of around 390 pixels and a desktop width of around 1440 pixels, using Figma auto layout so sections stretch and stack realistically. - **Prototype.** We connect screens with Figma's prototyping links so you can click through the main journeys on your laptop or phone. - **Feedback.** You and your colleagues leave comments pinned to the exact spot in Figma. We resolve them and update the file. You see everything in your browser through a shared link; there's no software to buy. ## Testing a prototype before you build A clickable prototype is the cheapest place to find out whether people understand your site. We give a few people who match your customers a task, such as finding opening hours and booking an appointment, and watch where they hesitate. Problems found here cost almost nothing to fix. It's especially worth doing for booking sites, shops with complex filters and any site with a multi-step form. ## Standalone wireframing for your team Not every client needs us to build the site. We also produce wireframes and prototypes for in-house teams, freelance developers, agencies who need extra planning capacity, and businesses that want a clear brief before asking for quotes. You get an annotated Figma file explaining how each component behaves, what happens on errors, which content is editable and how layouts change on mobile, so a developer can build from it without guessing. Wireframes also make quotes more accurate. If you plan to ask three developers to price a build, giving each the same annotated prototype means they quote for the same thing, and you can compare like with like instead of trying to decode three different interpretations of a written brief. ## Price Wireframes are part of every website we design: Starter from £250 + VAT, Business from £500 + VAT and Ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Standalone wireframing and prototyping is charged at £45 an hour + VAT, with the hours agreed before we start. A small brochure site might need a day; a shop or booking journey with several templates takes longer. See pricing or get in touch. ## What you get - Sitemap showing every page and how they connect - Low-fidelity sketches to agree direction quickly - Mid-fidelity wireframes for key templates at desktop and mobile widths - Clickable Figma prototype of the main user journeys - Annotations explaining behaviour, content and form rules - Feedback rounds through Figma comments - Handover file your developer can build from ## FAQs ### What is the difference between a wireframe and a mock-up? A wireframe is a greyscale layout showing what goes where, without colours, fonts or images. A mock-up is a finished visual design showing exactly how the page will look. We agree the wireframe first, then design the mock-up, so look and feel don't distract from structure. ### Do I need a Figma licence to see the wireframes? No. We share a link that opens in any modern browser. Viewing is free, and you can add comments with a free Figma account. Your colleagues can join the same file, so feedback stays in one place instead of scattered across emails. ### Are wireframes included in your website packages? Yes. Every website we build, from Starter at £250 + VAT upwards, includes planning and wireframes for the key templates. You approve them before visual design starts. Standalone wireframing for someone else to build is charged at £45 an hour + VAT. ### Can you wireframe a site for my own developer to build? Yes. We produce annotated Figma wireframes and a clickable prototype covering layouts, behaviour, form rules and mobile changes. Your developer gets a clear plan, which usually means more accurate quotes and fewer surprises during the build. ### How many rounds of changes are included? On website projects, two rounds of wireframe changes are normal before we move to design. For standalone work we agree the scope and hours at the start, and any extra rounds are charged at £45 an hour + VAT. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Website Refresh UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/website-refresh/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design refreshes existing websites for UK businesses: updating fonts, colours, photos, copy, mobile layout and page speed without starting again. It suits sites that are structurally sound but look dated. Refresh work is charged at £45 an hour + VAT with the hours agreed first; if a full redesign makes more sense, that starts from £250 + VAT. Price: £45 an hour + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your site works but looks like it was built ten years ago - You've rebranded and the website still has the old logo and colours - The text is too small on phones and the buttons are fiddly - Photos are blurry, outdated or show staff who left years ago - PageSpeed Insights shows red scores on mobile - You don't want to risk your Google rankings with a complete rebuild ## Key facts - A refresh keeps your platform, URLs and structure, and updates how the site looks and performs - Charged at £45 an hour + VAT, with hours agreed before work starts - A health check comes first to decide between refresh and redesign - URLs stay the same, so existing search rankings are protected - Typical fixes: typography, colour contrast, mobile spacing, photos, calls to action and speed - Software, theme and plugin updates are part of the work - Full redesign from £250 + VAT if a refresh won't fix the problem ## Refresh or redesign? A refresh updates what's already there. A redesign replaces it. If your site runs on a well-supported platform, has a sensible page structure and ranks reasonably, a refresh is usually faster and cheaper, and it carries almost no SEO risk because your URLs stay the same. A refresh won't fix deeper problems. If your site is built on an abandoned theme or page builder, can't be made to work properly on mobile, or has a structure that hides your services, patching it costs more over time than starting again. We'll be honest about which you need, and if a redesign is the better answer we'll explain why in plain terms rather than simply selling the bigger job. | Choose a refresh if | Choose a redesign if | | The platform is current and supported | The platform or theme is no longer updated | | Page structure makes sense | Services are buried or crammed onto one page | | Mobile layout mostly works | The site isn't responsive at all | | You mainly need it to look current | You're changing what you sell or who you sell to | ## What a refresh typically covers - **Typography:** larger, more readable body text, 16 to 18 pixels on mobile, with a clearer heading hierarchy and modern web fonts limited to one or two families. - **Colour and contrast:** updating the palette to match your brand and bringing text up to at least 4.5:1 contrast, as WCAG 2.2 AA requires. - **Mobile fixes:** bigger tap targets, better spacing, a cleaner mobile menu and click-to-call in the header. - **Photography:** swapping stock images for real photos of your work and team, compressed and served as WebP or AVIF. - **Calls to action:** one clear button per page, consistent in style and wording. - **Copy updates:** refreshed home page and service page text, current prices and opening hours. - **Speed:** removing unused plugins and scripts, resizing images and enabling caching to move towards Google's Core Web Vitals thresholds. ## How it works - **Health check.** We review the site on desktop and mobile, run Lighthouse and PageSpeed Insights, check the platform and plugin versions and look at Search Console if you give us access. - **Recommendation.** You get a short written plan: what we'd change, in priority order, and an estimate of hours at £45 an hour + VAT. - **Backup and staging.** We take a full backup and, where your hosting allows, make changes on a staging copy first. - **Changes and review.** We work through the list and you review before anything goes live. - **Go live.** We push changes, clear caches and check forms, tracking and key pages. ## Sites we didn't build Most refresh work is on sites built by someone else, often where the original developer has disappeared. As long as you can give us admin access to the CMS and hosting, we can usually help. Common platforms include WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace and Wix. If logins have been lost, we'll help you recover them through your domain registrar or hosting company. You keep ownership of everything throughout. Before touching anything, we note the versions of your CMS, theme and plugins, check when the last backup ran and confirm the site works on a supported version of PHP. Old sites sometimes hide problems, such as a theme edited directly so updates would wipe changes, and it's better to find those at the start than halfway through. ## Keeping it fresh afterwards Sites date when nobody looks after them. After a refresh you can manage updates yourself, book occasional changes at £45 an hour + VAT, or take a website care plan from £25 a month + VAT through dijitul support, which covers software updates, backups and monitoring. A quick review once a year, checking photos, prices and copy, keeps a site from drifting back to looking tired. ## What you get - Health check of design, speed, mobile layout, security and SEO - Written recommendation: refresh or redesign, with hours estimated - Updated typography, colour palette and button styles - Mobile layout and spacing fixes - Image replacement and compression to WebP or AVIF - Copy and call-to-action updates on key pages - Theme, plugin and CMS updates with a backup first ## FAQs ### How much does a website refresh cost? Refresh work is charged at £45 an hour + VAT. After a health check we give you a written estimate of hours before starting, so there are no surprises. Small visual updates may take a few hours; a fuller refresh of typography, mobile layout, images and copy takes longer. ### Will a refresh affect my Google rankings? A refresh keeps your URLs and page structure, so the SEO risk is very low. Improvements to speed, mobile usability and content often help. We check Search Console before and after, and we never change URLs without setting up 301 redirects. ### Can you refresh a website built by another company? Usually, yes, provided you can give us admin access to the website and hosting. We regularly work on WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace and Wix sites built by others. If the code is in poor shape, we'll tell you before you spend money. ### What is the difference between a website refresh and a redesign? A refresh updates the look, content and performance of your existing site on the same platform and structure. A redesign plans and builds a new site from scratch. Refreshes cost less and are quicker; redesigns, from £250 + VAT, fix deeper problems with structure or platform. ### How long does a refresh take? Small refreshes are often done within a week or two of approving the plan. Larger ones covering several templates and new photography take longer, mostly depending on how quickly content and feedback come back. We agree a timescale with the estimate. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Website Audit UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/website-audit/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design runs holistic website audits for UK businesses, covering design, UX, content, conversion, page speed, accessibility, SEO basics, security and legal must-haves, all checked on real phones. You get a written, prioritised fix list. Audits cost £45 an hour + VAT, and larger sites get a fixed quote before we start. Price: £45 an hour + VAT ## Problems this solves - You get visits but very few calls or enquiries - The site feels slow on a phone and nobody can tell you why - Nobody has looked at the site properly since it launched - You are not sure your cookie banner or footer details are legal - You are weighing up a redesign and want to know if it is really needed - Your old developer has gone and you have no idea what is under the bonnet ## Key facts - Charged at £45 an hour + VAT, with a fixed quote first for larger sites - Nine areas checked: design, UX, content, conversion, speed, accessibility, SEO basics, security and legal - Speed judged against Core Web Vitals: LCP 2.5s or less, INP 200ms or less, CLS 0.1 or less - Accessibility spot-checked against WCAG 2.2 level AA - Legal checks cover company disclosures, privacy notice and PECR cookie consent - Every finding ranked by impact and effort, with what it would take to fix - Specialist deep dives available for SEO, accessibility and security ## What a holistic website audit covers Most audits look at one thing. An SEO tool counts missing meta descriptions, a speed test scores one page, and nobody asks whether the site actually persuades anyone to get in touch. Our audit looks at the whole site the way a customer meets it, then checks what sits underneath. | Area | What we check | | Design | First impression on a phone, visual hierarchy, consistency, readable type sizes, image quality | | UX | Navigation, page structure, how many taps it takes to reach a price or a phone number, error states | | Content | Whether each page answers the questions buyers ask, out-of-date information, thin or duplicated pages | | Conversion | One clear call to action per page, click-to-call, form length, trust signals, checkout or booking friction | | Speed | Core Web Vitals, image formats and sizes, scripts, fonts, hosting response time | | Accessibility | Contrast, keyboard use, focus states, alt text, form labels, touch target size | | SEO basics | Titles, headings, indexing, sitemap, schema.org markup, internal links, Google Business Profile link | | Security | HTTPS, software and plugin versions, admin login exposure, backups, form spam protection | | Legal | Company and contact disclosures, privacy notice, cookie consent, pricing and terms for online sales | The aim is to find the few things holding the site back. If your real problem is that people land on the homepage and cannot work out what you do, a perfect speed score will not fix it. Our conversion-focused web design page explains how we think about turning visits into enquiries. ## How the audit works - **Free chat and quote.** You tell us what worries you and what the site is meant to do. For a small brochure site we work at £45 an hour + VAT and tell you the likely hours up front. For larger sites, shops or membership platforms we give a fixed quote. - **Read-only access.** Ideally viewer access to Google Analytics and Search Console. We do not need your admin password for most checks, and we never change anything during the audit. - **Crawl and measure.** We crawl every page to find broken links, redirect chains, missing titles and orphan pages, then run speed and accessibility tests on each type of page: home, service, product, blog and contact. - **Real-device testing.** We go through your main journey on an actual phone, a tablet and a desktop, as a customer would: find a service, check a price, fill in the form or buy something. - **Report and call.** You get a written report with screenshots and a ranked fix list, then we talk it through. You keep the report, with no obligation to use us for the fixes. ## The checks with hard numbers behind them Some parts of an audit are judgement. Others have clear published thresholds, and we report against those. - **Speed.** Google's web.dev guidance says a page is good when, at the 75th percentile of real visits, Largest Contentful Paint is 2.5 seconds or less, Interaction to Next Paint is 200 milliseconds or less and Cumulative Layout Shift is 0.1 or less. Chrome for Developers documentation notes that PageSpeed Insights field data covers a rolling 28 days with a two-day delay, so a fix made today will not show in those numbers straight away. Our Core Web Vitals guide explains each metric. - **Accessibility.** We test against WCAG 2.2 level AA, including text contrast of at least 4.5:1 for body copy, visible focus, labelled form fields and touch targets of at least 24 by 24 CSS pixels. See WCAG explained. - **Legal disclosures.** The Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002 require your business name, geographic address and email address, plus your VAT number if registered. Limited companies must also show their registered number, registered office and part of the UK where they are registered, under SI 2015/17. Our guide to what a UK business website must show has the full list. - **Cookies.** Under PECR, as amended by the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, advertising and remarketing tags still need consent before they load. We open the site in a private window, refuse everything and record what still fires. Our cookie banner rules guide covers the exceptions. ## When you need a specialist audit instead A holistic audit is broad on purpose. It tells you where the problems are and how serious they look. Sometimes one area needs a much deeper look, and the dijitul network has specialists for each. - **In-depth SEO.** Our audit covers SEO basics: indexing, titles, structure and schema. If you need keyword research, competitor gap analysis, backlink review or AI search visibility, that is a full SEO audit from Search Engine Tuning. - **Full accessibility audit.** We spot-check the issues that affect most visitors. If you need a page-by-page review against every WCAG 2.2 AA success criterion, with screen reader testing and an accessibility statement, book a website accessibility audit from dijitul support. - **Security.** We flag obvious risks such as outdated plugins, no HTTPS or no backups. Hardening, malware clean-ups and ongoing monitoring are handled by the website security team at dijitul support. If an audit shows one of these needs attention, we say so in the report and explain why, so you can decide whether it is worth it. ## What happens after the audit Most audits end in one of three places. - **Fix it.** The site is sound but has a list of specific problems: slow images, a confusing menu, a form that fails on iPhones, missing company details. We can work through them at £45 an hour + VAT, or your own developer can use the report. - **Refresh it.** The structure works but the look and copy have dated. A website refresh keeps what is good and replaces what is not. - **Rebuild it.** The platform is out of date, the site cannot be fixed economically, or it was never built to win enquiries. A website redesign starts from £250 + VAT for a small site. Our guide on whether to redesign or start again helps you weigh it up. We will tell you honestly which one we think fits, including when the answer is to leave the site alone. To book an audit, get in touch with your web address and what is worrying you. ## What you get - A written audit report in plain English, with screenshots of each issue - A prioritised fix list split into quick wins, next steps and bigger jobs - A phone and desktop walkthrough of your main enquiry or checkout journey - Core Web Vitals and PageSpeed Insights results for your key page types - Accessibility, security and legal checklists marked pass, fail or needs checking - A call to talk through the findings and agree what to do first - A straight recommendation: fix, refresh or redesign ## FAQs ### How much does a website audit cost? Our audits are charged at £45 an hour + VAT. For a small brochure site we tell you the expected hours before we start, so there are no surprises. Larger sites, online shops and membership platforms get a fixed quote after a quick look at the size and complexity of the site. ### What do you need from me to run the audit? Your web address, a short note on what the site is meant to do and what worries you, and ideally viewer access to Google Analytics and Search Console. We do not need admin logins for most checks, and nothing on your site is changed during the audit. ### Is this the same as an SEO audit? No. We check SEO basics such as indexing, titles, headings, sitemaps and schema, alongside design, conversion, speed, accessibility, security and legal points. For keyword research, competitor analysis, backlinks and AI search visibility you need a dedicated SEO audit, which we can point you to. ### Will the audit tell me if I need a new website? Yes. The report ends with a clear recommendation: fix specific problems, refresh the design and copy, or rebuild. We explain the reasoning and roughly what each route involves, and we will say so if the site is in decent shape and does not need much work. ### Can my own developer make the fixes? Yes. The report is written so any competent developer can act on it, with screenshots, page addresses and the reason each fix matters. You own the report. If you would rather we did the work, we can quote for it or work through the list at our hourly rate. ### Do you audit Wix, Squarespace and Shopify sites? Yes. The checks apply to any platform: WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow or hand-coded sites. Some fixes are limited by what the platform allows, and we note where a limitation is the platform rather than the way the site was built. ### Does the audit make my website legally compliant? It checks the common legal must-haves for a UK business website, such as company disclosures, privacy notice and cookie consent, and flags anything missing. It is not legal advice. For anything complex, such as regulated financial services or health claims, check with a solicitor or your professional body. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Website Migration to WordPress or Shopify Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/website-migration-to-new-platform/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design moves UK business websites from Wix, Squarespace or an old CMS to WordPress or Shopify without throwing away your Google rankings. We map every old URL, set up 301 redirects, move and tidy your content and rebuild your forms. Small site migrations start from £250 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - You have outgrown Wix or Squarespace and keep hitting its limits - Your old CMS is years out of date and nobody wants to touch it - You are worried about losing the Google rankings you worked hard for - Your shop needs features your current platform cannot do - The last time a site was moved, old links all ended in 404 errors - You do not know which of your pages actually bring in enquiries ## Key facts - Small site migrations from £250 + VAT; shops moving to Shopify or WooCommerce from £750 + VAT - Every old URL mapped to a new one and permanently (301) redirected - Google Search Central advises keeping redirects in place for at least a year - Wix does not support exporting sites to another host, so pages are rebuilt rather than copied - Squarespace's WordPress export leaves out store pages, product blocks and all but one blog - Shopify only redirects from URLs that no longer load a page, so old paths must be retired first - Forms, analytics and Search Console moved and tested before the switch-over ## Why website migrations lose rankings Google ranks individual pages at individual addresses. Move to a new platform and most of those addresses change. A Wix blog post at one path becomes a WordPress post at another; a Squarespace product becomes a Shopify product under **/products/**. If nothing tells Google where each old page went, it sees hundreds of pages disappear and new ones appear, and the links other sites gave you point at error pages. The usual causes of a post-migration drop are: - No redirects, or every old page redirected to the homepage - Pages quietly dropped because they looked unimportant but brought in traffic - Page titles, headings and meta descriptions lost in the copy and paste - Internal links still pointing at old addresses - A staging site's "noindex" setting left switched on at launch - Tracking not reinstalled, so nobody notices for weeks Google Search Central says that for small and medium sites it can take a few weeks for most pages to move, and rankings may fluctuate during that time. A careful migration keeps that wobble short. A careless one can take months to recover from. ## Platform by platform: what you can bring with you | Moving from | What exports | What we do | | Wix | Wix's support documentation says it does not support exporting sites to an external host | Rebuild pages on the new platform, copying text and downloading images, then recreate each URL or redirect it | | Squarespace | Squarespace's WordPress export covers layout pages, one blog with its posts, and text and image blocks. It excludes store pages, product, video and audio blocks, album, portfolio and index pages, drafts and custom CSS | Import what exports, rebuild the rest, and copy images across before the Squarespace plan is cancelled, because Squarespace warns imported image links can stop working afterwards | | Old CMS (Joomla, Drupal 7, bespoke) | Usually a database and file backup | Script the content across where it is clean, rebuild by hand where it is not | | Old WooCommerce or Magento shop | Products, customers and orders, usually by CSV or a migration app | Map product, category and variant data, then test checkout end to end | Where you are moving *to* matters as much. WordPress lets us set permalinks to match your old URLs exactly, which means fewer redirects. Shopify uses fixed patterns such as /products/, /collections/, /pages/ and /blogs/, so almost every URL changes and redirects do the heavy lifting. Shopify's Help Center confirms its redirects only work from URLs that no longer load a page, and allows up to 100,000 redirects per store. ## URL mapping and redirects, step by step - **Inventory.** We crawl the live site, pull your sitemap and export pages with impressions or clicks from Search Console, so nothing that earns traffic is missed. Backlinked pages from old campaigns often only show up here. - **Decide each page's future.** Keep, merge into a stronger page, or retire. Retired pages redirect to the closest relevant page, not the homepage. - **Build the map.** A spreadsheet with every old path, its new path and notes. You see it and can query it before anything goes live. - **Load the redirects.** When your domain moves away from Wix or Squarespace, the old platform stops serving it, so redirects are set on the new one: a redirect plugin or server rules on WordPress, the URL redirects import on Shopify. Google recommends permanent server-side redirects such as 301 or 308. - **Test before and after DNS.** We test the redirect list on the new site, switch DNS, then test every old URL again against the live domain. - **Tell Google.** Submit the new sitemap in Search Console and watch the coverage reports. The Change of Address tool is only needed if the domain itself changes. Google advises keeping redirects for at least a year. We recommend leaving them in place indefinitely, because old links in emails, directories and social posts keep working. ## Forms, tracking and the bits people forget - **Forms.** Wix and Squarespace forms do not come with you. We rebuild them, add spam protection, and test that submissions reach the right inbox and do not land in junk. If you collect personal data, the privacy notice is updated to match the new setup. - **Email.** Moving a domain's DNS can break email if the MX records are not copied. We check them before the switch. - **Analytics and tags.** Google Analytics, Search Console, Tag Manager, Meta Pixel and any call tracking are reinstalled behind a cookie banner that follows the UK cookie rules. - **Google Business Profile.** The website link is checked so it points at a live page, not a redirect chain. - **Structured data.** Organisation, LocalBusiness, Product and FAQ schema rebuilt for the new templates. - **Speed.** A migration is a chance to fix images and scripts. We aim for the Core Web Vitals thresholds published by web.dev: LCP 2.5 seconds or less, INP 200 milliseconds or less, CLS 0.1 or less. WordPress also needs good hosting. Ours is run by dijihost from £1 a day + VAT, though you are free to host anywhere. ## What a migration costs Price depends on the number of pages and products, not on how scary the move feels. - **Small sites, up to 5 pages:** from £250 + VAT, our Starter package, including the URL map, redirects, forms and tracking. - **Larger brochure sites, up to 15 pages:** from £500 + VAT, our Business package, with copy rewritten for each service as part of the move. - **Online shops** moving to Shopify or WooCommerce: from £750 + VAT. - **Large catalogues, membership sites or complex integrations:** a fixed quote. - **Redirect-only jobs**, where someone else built the new site and the redirects were missed: £45 an hour + VAT. Not sure which platform to move to? Our WordPress vs Shopify comparison sets out the trade-offs. When you are ready, ask for a quote with your current web address. ## What you get - A full inventory of your current URLs from a crawl, your sitemap and Search Console - A URL map spreadsheet: every old address, its new address and the redirect - Pages, blog posts and images moved and tidied, with titles, meta descriptions and alt text kept - Contact, quote and booking forms rebuilt and tested, sending to the right inboxes - 301 redirects set up on the new platform and tested after launch - Analytics, Search Console and tracking reconnected, with the new sitemap submitted - Checks for 404 errors and indexing problems in the weeks after launch ## FAQs ### Will I lose my Google rankings if I move platform? Some short-term movement is normal. Google Search Central says it can take a few weeks for most pages of a small or medium site to move. With every old URL mapped and 301 redirected, content and titles kept, and the new sitemap submitted, rankings usually settle back. Big, lasting drops tend to come from missing redirects. ### Can you export my Wix site to WordPress? Not directly. Wix's own support documentation says it does not support exporting sites to an external host. We rebuild the pages on WordPress, copy your text, download and optimise your images, then match or redirect every old URL so visitors and Google land on the right page. ### What happens to my Squarespace shop products? Squarespace's WordPress export does not include store pages or product blocks, so products are moved separately. We rebuild the catalogue on Shopify or WooCommerce with titles, descriptions, prices, variants and images, then redirect each old product URL to its new one. ### How long should redirects stay in place? Google advises keeping redirects for at least a year so ranking signals pass to the new pages. We recommend keeping them indefinitely. They cost nothing to leave in place, and old links in emails, directories and social posts keep working. ### Will my site go offline during the move? No. We build and test the new site on a private address while the old one stays live. On launch day we switch the DNS. Most visitors see the new site within hours, and there is no gap where the site is missing. ### Do I need a new domain name to change platform? No, and we usually advise against it. Keeping the same domain means only page URLs change, which is simpler for Google. If you do change domain, we also use Search Console's Change of Address tool and redirect every old address on the old domain. ### Can I move from WordPress to Shopify too? Yes. Any direction works: WordPress to Shopify, Shopify to WooCommerce, or an old Joomla or Drupal site to WordPress. The same process applies: inventory, URL map, content move, redirects, tracking and post-launch checks. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design Agency Near Me: How to Choose Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-agency-near-me/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > If you are searching for a web design agency near you, distance matters less than process, price and who owns the result. dijitul web design is based in Mansfield and builds websites for businesses across the UK by video call, phone and email, from £250 + VAT. You own the website and domain. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - The nearest agencies are either very expensive or never reply - You assumed you had to meet in person to get a good website - You cannot compare quotes because every agency prices differently - Your local designer moved on and left you without logins - You want to rank in your own town, not wherever your designer happens to be - You are not sure whether to use a freelancer or an agency ## Key facts - Based in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, trading since 2006 as DIJITUL LTD - Websites for businesses anywhere in the UK, run by video call, phone and email - Starter sites from £250 + VAT, Business from £500 + VAT, Ecommerce from £750 + VAT - A fixed written quote before any work starts - Open Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:30, on 01623 650333 - Google Business Profile set up for your own address or service area - You own the website and domain, with no lock-in ## Does your web designer need to be near you? For most businesses, no. People search "web design agency near me" because local feels safer: someone you can visit, someone accountable. Those are good instincts, but distance is a poor way to deliver them. What makes a web designer safe is a written fixed price, a clear process, a reply when you call, and the website and domain in your name. It also does not affect your search rankings. Google's Business Profile Help says local results are based mainly on **relevance**, **distance** and **prominence**, and distance means how far *your business* is from the person searching. Where your designer sits makes no difference. What matters is that the site clearly says where you work, your Google Business Profile is complete, and each service has a page worth ranking. There are times when being nearby genuinely helps: - Photography or video of your premises, staff or products - Large projects with many people who need to agree in one room - Businesses whose owners would simply rather meet face to face For photography, our sister studio dijitul media offers half-day and full-day shoots. For everything else, a video call with a shared screen does the job, and it is usually quicker to arrange. ## How a remote web design project works - **Free chat.** A phone or video call about what the site needs to do: calls, bookings, quote requests or sales. - **Fixed quote.** In writing, based on our published prices, with extras such as domain, hosting and stock photos listed separately. - **Content.** You send logos, photos and notes by email or a shared folder. On Business sites we write the copy for you. - **Design.** You get previews for phone and desktop on a private link, and comment on them on your own screen, in your own time. - **Build and test.** We build mobile-first and test on real devices, checking forms, click-to-call and page speed. - **Launch and handover.** We point your domain at the new site, set up Google Analytics and Search Console, and hand over every login. A Starter site is typically live in 3 to 4 weeks and a Business site in 5 to 6. The full process is on how we work. ## How to choose a web design agency, wherever it is Ask every agency on your shortlist the same questions, near or far: - Is the price fixed, and what is not included? - Will the website and domain be registered in my name? - Who writes the words, and when do you need my content? - Is the design custom, or a theme with my logo on it? - Can I update it myself, and on which platform? - How fast will it be on a phone? Ask about Core Web Vitals. - What does a small change cost after launch? - If I leave, will you hand everything over without a fee? Be wary of anyone who promises page one of Google, registers your domain in their own name, or will not put the price in writing. Our guide on how to choose a web designer goes through each question, and freelancer vs agency covers the trade-offs between the two. ## Ranking in your own town The "near me" searches that matter are the ones your customers make: "plumber near me", "dentist near me", "cafe near me". A good website helps you show up for those, wherever it was designed. On every build we: - Set up or tidy your Google Business Profile with the right categories, hours and service area - Show your name, address and phone number consistently in the footer and contact page - Add LocalBusiness schema.org markup so search engines can read those details - Write service pages that name the towns you actually cover, without stuffing - Make phone numbers tappable and forms short, because local searches often happen on a phone We have pages on web design across the UK, from Mansfield and Leeds to Glasgow, Cardiff and Belfast. Find your area on our locations page. For trades and other businesses that cover a radius, see web design for tradespeople and SEO-friendly web design. ## What it costs, wherever you are Our prices are the same in every part of the UK, whether you are in a city centre or a village. | Package | From | Best for | | Starter | £250 + VAT | Up to 5 pages for sole traders and new businesses | | Business | £500 + VAT | Up to 15 pages, with copywriting and local SEO groundwork | | Ecommerce | £750 + VAT | Shopify or WooCommerce shops | Small changes after launch are £45 an hour + VAT. Domain, hosting, stock photos and premium plugins are listed in the quote, not hidden. See the full breakdown on pricing, or get in touch and tell us where you are and what you do. ## What you get - A free first chat by phone or video call - A fixed quote in writing, listing what is and is not included - Design previews you can view and comment on from any device - A mobile-first website tested on real phones before launch - Google Business Profile set up for your location and service area - Handover of every login, with a training session on Business sites ## FAQs ### Do you only work with businesses near Mansfield? No. We are based in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, but build websites for businesses across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Projects run by phone, video call and email, and prices are the same wherever you are. For Mansfield and nearby towns, we are also happy to meet. ### Will a designer outside my town understand my local market? We research your area as part of every project: which towns you cover, who ranks for your services, and what customers there search for. You know your customers best, so the first chat is about them. That matters far more than the designer living down the road. ### Does my web designer being local help my Google ranking? No. Google's Business Profile Help says local results depend on relevance, distance and prominence, where distance is between your business and the searcher. Your designer's location is not part of it. Your profile, reviews, service pages and on-site details are what count. ### How do we meet if you are not local? By video call or phone, Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:30. You see design previews on a private link on your own screen and send feedback by email or on the call. Most clients find it quicker than arranging an office visit. ### What is the difference between a web design agency and a freelancer? A freelancer is one person, which can be cheaper and personal but leaves gaps when they are ill or busy. An agency has a process and more cover. Whichever you choose, ask about fixed prices, ownership and what happens after launch. ### How much does a website cost in the UK? Our websites start from £250 + VAT for a Starter site of up to 5 pages, from £500 + VAT for a Business site of up to 15 pages and from £750 + VAT for ecommerce. Domain, hosting and stock photography are extra and listed in the quote. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # WordPress Web Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/wordpress-web-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul designs and builds custom WordPress websites for UK businesses, from five-page sites for sole traders to content-heavy company sites with blogs, case studies and service pages. Every theme is designed for you, built on the block editor so you can edit it yourself, and you own it outright. WordPress sites start from £250 + VAT. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your WordPress site was built with a heavy page builder and takes six seconds to load on a phone - There are 30 plugins installed and nobody knows which ones matter - You can't change a phone number without breaking the layout - Your developer disappeared and you don't have the admin login - The site keeps getting hacked or showing spam links - It looks dated and does not work properly on mobile ## Key facts - WordPress runs 39.6% of all websites and 58.4% of sites with a known CMS (W3Techs, 18 October 2026) - Built on the WordPress block editor, so you edit pages in the same blocks we design - Custom theme, not a bought template with 40 plugins bolted on - Lightweight build aimed at Core Web Vitals: LCP 2.5s or less, INP 200ms or less, CLS 0.1 or less - WordPress software is free; you pay for hosting, domain and any premium plugins - You own the site, the files and the domain. Move host or developer any time - Typically live in 3 to 4 weeks for a Starter site, 5 to 6 weeks for Business ## Why WordPress is still the default choice WordPress is free, open-source software. According to W3Techs on 18 October 2026, it runs 39.6% of all websites and 58.4% of every site that uses a content management system it can identify. That reach matters to you for practical reasons, not bragging rights. - **No lock-in.** The software is free, so you can move your site to any host and hire any developer. If we disappeared tomorrow, thousands of UK developers could pick it up. - **You can edit it.** The block editor lets you add pages, write posts and swap images without touching code. - **It grows with you.** A five-page site can become a 50-page site with a blog, case studies, a jobs board or a shop, without starting again. WordPress.org's release archive listed 7.1.3, dated 6 October 2026, as the latest release when we checked this month. We build on current releases and keep the code clean so updates don't break the design. ## The honest downsides WordPress is not the right answer for everyone, and we would rather say so up front. - **It needs looking after.** Core, theme and plugins all get updates. Skip them for a year and you are a target. Most hacked WordPress sites we see are running out-of-date plugins. - **Plugins are a double-edged sword.** There is a plugin for everything, but each one adds code, and badly made ones slow the site down or open security holes. - **Page builders cause bloat.** Many cheap WordPress sites are built with drag-and-drop builders that load large amounts of CSS and JavaScript on every page. That is often why a site fails Core Web Vitals. - **Hosting quality varies.** Cheap shared hosting can make a good build feel slow. If you want zero maintenance and a very small site, a static website or a hosted builder like Squarespace may suit you better. We will tell you if we think so. ## How we build WordPress sites We design a custom theme around your content, then build it on the block editor using native blocks and our own block patterns. That means: - **No heavy page builder.** Pages load only the code they need, which helps you hit the Google thresholds published on web.dev: Largest Contentful Paint within 2.5 seconds, Interaction to Next Paint of 200 milliseconds or less, and Cumulative Layout Shift of 0.1 or less, measured at the 75th percentile of visits. - **Locked design, editable content.** You can change words, images and add new pages, but you can't accidentally break the header or spacing. - **Images done properly.** WordPress creates responsive image sizes automatically, and we serve WebP or AVIF where the host supports it. - **Accessibility built in.** Colour contrast, heading order, focus states and form labels checked against WCAG 2.2 AA. - **A short plugin list.** Usually a form plugin, an SEO plugin, security and backups. Each one earns its place. If you are selling online, the same approach applies to WooCommerce. ## What a WordPress site really costs The WordPress software costs nothing. The real costs are the build, hosting and upkeep. | Item | What to expect | | Design and build | Starter from £250 + VAT (up to 5 pages); Business from £500 + VAT (up to 15 pages with copywriting) | | Online shop | WooCommerce builds from £750 + VAT | | Hosting | Not included in the build. Ours starts from £1 a day + VAT, or use any host you like | | Domain | Registered in your name, listed separately in the quote | | Premium plugins | Only if you need one, priced in the quote before you commit | | Care plan | Optional updates, backups and monitoring from £25 a month + VAT | Small changes after launch are £45 an hour + VAT. Full details are on our prices page. ## Hosting and keeping WordPress safe A WordPress site needs PHP, a MySQL or MariaDB database and an SSL certificate. Good hosting adds server-level caching, daily off-site backups and a firewall. Poor hosting is the most common reason a well-built site feels slow. You can host anywhere. If you would like us to handle it, our sister company offers UK WordPress hosting from £1 a day + VAT. Either way, we set up automatic backups and limit login attempts before launch, and we hand over every login. Already have a WordPress site that is slow, hacked or hard to edit? A redesign often keeps your content and URLs while replacing the theme and trimming the plugins, which protects the rankings you already have. ## Who WordPress suits - **Service businesses** that need a page per service and a blog to rank locally: trades, solicitors, accountants, clinics. - **Growing companies** that expect to add sections later, such as case studies, careers or a resource library. - **Anyone who wants to own their site** rather than rent it from a builder platform. - **Businesses planning to sell online** later, because WooCommerce bolts straight on. Not sure? Our platform comparisons set out the trade-offs, or get in touch and we will recommend a platform based on what you need, not what is easiest for us to sell. ## What you get - A custom WordPress theme designed around your brand and your customers - Editable block patterns for the sections you will reuse, such as service panels and calls to action - A short, vetted plugin list: forms, SEO, security and backups, nothing you don't need - Mobile-first layouts with click-to-call and a working contact form - Basic SEO foundations, schema markup and Google Search Console set up - A recorded walkthrough showing you how to edit pages, posts and images - Full admin access, theme files and a handover document ## FAQs ### Is WordPress free? The WordPress software is free and open source. You still pay for hosting, a domain name, the design and build, and any premium plugins. We list every one of those costs in your quote, so there are no surprises after launch. ### Can I update my WordPress site myself? Yes. We build on the block editor and give you a recorded walkthrough. You can edit text, swap images, add pages and write blog posts. The design is protected, so you can change content without breaking the layout. ### Do you use Elementor or Divi? No. We build custom themes on the native block editor. Page builders like those load extra code on every page, which often slows sites down and ties you to one plugin. Our sites stay lighter and easier to hand over. ### Will my WordPress site get hacked? Most WordPress hacks come from outdated plugins, weak passwords or poor hosting. We keep the plugin list short, set up login protection and backups, and recommend a care plan so updates are done every month. No platform is risk free, but upkeep removes most of it. ### Who owns the WordPress site you build? You do. You get full admin access, the theme files and the domain in your name. You can move host or developer whenever you like. There is no lock-in and no licence fee for the theme we build. ### Can you fix or redesign my existing WordPress site? Yes. We can rebuild the theme while keeping your content and URLs, remove plugins you don't need, and speed it up. Redesigns start from £250 + VAT depending on size, and small fixes are £45 an hour + VAT. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # WooCommerce Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/woocommerce-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul builds WooCommerce online shops for UK businesses that want to own their store outright. We set up products and categories built to rank, card payments, UK delivery rules, click-and-collect and stock control, all on WordPress with no monthly platform fee. WooCommerce website design starts from £750 + VAT. Price: From £750 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your shop takes ages to load and customers drop out at checkout - Plugins conflict every time you run an update - You are paying a percentage of every sale to a platform and want to stop - Delivery charges are wrong for heavy items or certain postcodes - Product pages don't show up in Google Shopping - Stock is out of sync between the shop and your till ## Key facts - WooCommerce is a free WordPress plugin, so there is no platform subscription or platform cut of sales - New stores use High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS), the default since WooCommerce 8.2 in October 2023 (WooCommerce developer docs) - Payment providers such as Stripe or PayPal still charge their own card fees - Full access to the code and database, so any feature can be built - Products, categories and filters structured for search, with Product schema - Google Merchant Centre feed for free and paid Shopping listings - Needs good hosting and regular updates, unlike hosted platforms ## WooCommerce in plain terms WooCommerce turns a WordPress website into a shop. The plugin is free and the store lives on your own hosting. Nobody takes a monthly platform fee or a percentage of sales for using it. Your only per-order cost is what your payment provider charges for processing the card. That is the main difference from Shopify, where you rent the platform. With WooCommerce you own every file and every row in the database. You can export orders, change hosts or bring in a new developer without asking anyone's permission. ## Pros and cons, honestly | Strengths | Weaknesses | | No platform subscription or sales commission | You are responsible for hosting, updates and security | | Content and shop on one site, which helps SEO and blogging | Paid extensions for things like subscriptions or bookings add yearly licence costs | | Unlimited customisation: trade pricing, product builders, custom delivery logic | Too many extensions slow the store and cause update conflicts | | Thousands of developers know it, so no lock-in | Busy stores need better hosting than a brochure site | WooCommerce suits shops that want control, already run WordPress, sell to trade customers with special pricing, or have content that drives sales. If you want someone else to worry about servers and updates, Shopify may be a better fit, and we build on both. ## How we build a WooCommerce shop - **Catalogue planning.** We map categories, attributes (size, colour, material) and variations before design, so filters work and category pages can rank. - **Design for phones first.** Product images, price, stock and the add-to-basket button sit above the fold on a 375px screen. Checkout fields are cut to what you actually need. - **Modern order storage.** WooCommerce's developer documentation says HPOS was marked stable in version 8.2 and is on by default for new stores. It keeps orders in dedicated tables rather than the general posts table, which is faster on busy shops. We check every extension we install is HPOS compatible. - **Payments and delivery.** Card payments with Apple Pay and Google Pay, then UK shipping zones, weight or basket-value rates, free delivery thresholds, click-and-collect and local delivery by postcode. - **Search visibility.** Product and Offer schema, clean URLs, canonical tags on filtered pages and a Google Merchant Centre feed. - **Speed.** Lightweight theme, compressed WebP images and caching rules that never cache the basket or checkout. ## Real running costs Because WooCommerce is free, the running costs are the parts around it: - **Hosting.** A shop needs more than basic shared hosting. Budget for a plan with enough PHP workers and memory for your traffic. - **Payment fees.** Charged per transaction by your provider. Check their current UK pricing before you choose. - **Extension licences.** Optional paid extensions usually renew yearly. We list any your shop needs in the quote. - **Updates.** Core, WooCommerce and extensions need testing and updating. Our sister company's care plans start from £25 a month + VAT, or you can do it yourself. The build itself starts from £750 + VAT. Large catalogues, B2B pricing, subscriptions or complex integrations get a fixed quote. See our prices. ## Checkout and product pages that convert Most lost sales happen on the product page or in checkout, so that is where we spend the design time. - **Product pages** show price, stock, delivery cost and the add-to-basket button without scrolling on a phone. Variations use clear swatches or buttons rather than long dropdowns. - **Trust details** sit beside the button: returns policy, delivery times and accepted payment methods. - **Checkout** asks only for what you need to fulfil the order. Guest checkout stays on, address lookup speeds up typing, and wallet payments let returning shoppers pay in a couple of taps. - **Abandoned cart emails** remind shoppers who left items behind, sent only where they have consented, in line with PECR. Read more about product page design. ## Moving to WooCommerce We move shops to WooCommerce from Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Magento and older WooCommerce builds. Products, customers and order history can usually be imported via CSV. We map old product and category URLs to new ones with 301 redirects so you keep search traffic, and we test checkout end to end before switching the domain. Already on WooCommerce but unhappy? Often the fix is a new theme and fewer extensions rather than a new platform. Read more about ecommerce website design or ask for a quote. ## What you get - A custom WooCommerce theme designed for browsing and buying on phones - Product, category and attribute structure built for filtering and search - Card payments, Apple Pay and Google Pay through your chosen provider - UK delivery zones, weight or price-based rates, click-and-collect and local delivery - Google Merchant Centre product feed and abandoned cart emails - Accounts or EPOS integration where your systems support it - Staff training on orders, refunds, stock and adding products ## FAQs ### Is WooCommerce really free? The plugin is free. You pay for hosting, your domain, payment processing fees per order, and any paid extensions you choose. There is no platform subscription and no commission on sales, which is the big difference from hosted platforms like Shopify. ### WooCommerce or Shopify: which is better? Neither is better for everyone. WooCommerce gives you full control and no platform fees but needs hosting and upkeep. Shopify handles hosting and security for a monthly fee. Shops with lots of content or unusual pricing often suit WooCommerce; shops wanting low maintenance often suit Shopify. ### Can WooCommerce handle a large catalogue? Yes, with the right hosting and build. Thousands of products are fine if the theme is light, filtering is done efficiently and the server has enough resources. Very large catalogues get a fixed quote so we can plan hosting and import properly. ### Can you connect WooCommerce to my till or accounts? Often, yes. Many EPOS and accounting systems have WooCommerce connectors for stock and orders. We check what your systems support before quoting, and include the integration where a reliable connector exists. ### Do you set up VAT and UK delivery? Yes. We configure VAT display and rates as your accountant advises, then UK shipping zones, weight or basket-based delivery rates, free delivery thresholds, click-and-collect and local delivery by postcode. Every rule is tested with real orders before launch. ### Can you take over an existing WooCommerce shop? Yes. We start with a review of the theme, extensions and hosting, then fix what is slowing it down or breaking. Small fixes are £45 an hour + VAT; rebuilds are quoted. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Shopify Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/shopify-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul designs and builds Shopify stores for UK retailers, makers and brands. We customise your theme, structure products and collections to rank, set up Shopify Payments, UK delivery rates and click-and-collect, and connect your Google Merchant Centre feed. Shopify website design starts from £750 + VAT, with Shopify's own plan billed separately. Price: From £750 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your Shopify store looks like every other store using the same free theme - You have too many apps and the monthly bill keeps creeping up - Collections are a mess and customers can't find products - Product pages get traffic but few add-to-baskets - Your products aren't appearing in Google Shopping - You set the store up yourself and now it needs to look professional ## Key facts - Shopify UK plans (shopify.com/uk/pricing, October 2026): Basic £19, Grow £49, Advanced £259 a month billed yearly - Paying monthly costs more: £25, £65 and £344 a month for the same plans - Online card rates with Shopify Payments: 2% + 25p on Basic, 1.7% + 25p on Grow, 1.5% + 25p on Advanced - Using a third-party payment provider adds a Shopify fee of 2%, 1% or 0.6% depending on plan - Hosting, SSL, security and checkout are managed by Shopify - Paid apps for reviews, subscriptions or bundles add monthly costs on top - Shopify runs 5.3% of all websites (W3Techs, 18 October 2026) ## What Shopify is good at Shopify is a hosted ecommerce platform. You pay a monthly subscription and Shopify looks after the servers, security, SSL and the checkout. You never need to update software or worry about the site going down on a busy day. - **Low maintenance.** No plugin updates, no hosting to manage. - **A checkout customers trust.** Shopify's checkout is fast and supports Apple Pay, Google Pay and Shop Pay. - **Selling everywhere.** Sales channels connect your stock to Google, social platforms and an in-person point of sale. - **Easy to run.** Adding products, processing orders and issuing refunds is straightforward for staff. ## The trade-offs Shopify is rented, not owned. That brings some limits worth knowing before you commit: - **Ongoing fees.** The subscription never stops, and apps add their own monthly charges. - **Payment provider fees.** Shopify's UK pricing page says that if you use a third-party payment provider instead of Shopify Payments, Shopify charges an extra 2% on Basic, 1% on Grow and 0.6% on Advanced, on top of your provider's fees. - **Fixed URL structure.** Products always sit under /products/ and collections under /collections/. You can't change that. - **Less flexible content.** Blogging and content pages work, but they are basic compared with WordPress. - **Leaving takes work.** Products, customers and orders export as CSV, but the theme can't move to another platform. If those limits bother you, WooCommerce trades the convenience for control. We build on both and will recommend the one that suits your shop. ## Shopify plans and real UK costs Prices below are from Shopify's UK pricing page, checked in October 2026. They are Shopify's charges, not ours. | Plan | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | Online card rate (Shopify Payments) | | Basic | £19/month | £25/month | 2% + 25p | | Grow | £49/month | £65/month | 1.7% + 25p | | Advanced | £259/month | £344/month | 1.5% + 25p | | Plus | From £1,800/month | 1.3% + 25p | On top of the plan, budget for any paid theme, paid apps and your domain. Most small UK shops start on Basic and move to Grow when the lower card rate saves more than the higher subscription costs. Our build, from £750 + VAT, is a one-off cost. See our prices for what is included. ## How we build Shopify stores - **Theme choice and design.** We start from a fast, well-supported Online Store 2.0 theme and customise it with your brand, layouts and sections, rather than building from a blank file. That keeps it upgradable. - **Catalogue structure.** Collections, tags, product types and metafields planned so filters work and collection pages can rank for real searches. - **Product pages that sell.** Clear photos, price, delivery information and stock above the fold on phones, with reviews and size guides where they help. - **Payments and delivery.** Shopify Payments, UK shipping profiles, weight-based rates, free delivery thresholds, local pickup and local delivery. - **Apps kept lean.** Every app adds cost and often code. We use Shopify's built-in features first and only add apps that pay their way. - **Launch checks.** Test orders, tax settings, 301 redirects from any old site, Merchant Centre feed and Search Console. ## Moving to Shopify from another platform We move shops to Shopify from WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, Etsy and older bespoke systems. Products, variants, images and customers usually come across through CSV imports or Shopify's import tools. Order history can be brought in where it matters for repeat customers. Because Shopify fixes its URL structure, almost every old product and category address changes. We crawl the old site, build a full redirect list in Shopify's URL redirects settings and test the most visited pages after launch, so customers and search engines land in the right place. We also connect Search Console and submit the new sitemap on day one. If you are not sure Shopify is right, read about WooCommerce first; it is the main alternative we would weigh it against. ## Who Shopify suits - Retailers and makers who want to sell without managing hosting or updates. - Shops selling across online, social and in person, using one stock count. - Brands expecting traffic spikes from promotions or press. - Teams where non-technical staff will run day-to-day orders. It suits less well if you need complex trade pricing, heavy content marketing, or want to avoid monthly fees altogether. Read about ecommerce website design or talk to us about your shop. ## What you get - A customised Shopify theme designed around your brand and products - Collection and product structure with filters, tags and metafields - Shopify Payments with Apple Pay and Google Pay, plus UK delivery rates - Click-and-collect and local delivery set up in Shopify's settings - Google and YouTube sales channel connected to Merchant Centre - A lean app list with abandoned checkout emails configured - Staff training on orders, refunds, stock and discount codes ## FAQs ### How much does Shopify cost per month in the UK? Shopify's UK pricing page lists Basic at £19, Grow at £49 and Advanced at £259 a month when billed yearly, or £25, £65 and £344 billed monthly, as checked in October 2026. Card processing fees, paid apps and themes are extra. ### Is your Shopify build fee separate from Shopify's subscription? Yes. Our design and build, from £750 + VAT, is a one-off payment to us. Your Shopify plan is paid directly to Shopify each month or year, in your name, so the store is always yours. ### Do I have to use Shopify Payments? No, but Shopify charges an extra fee on each order if you use a third-party provider: 2% on Basic, 1% on Grow and 0.6% on Advanced, according to its UK pricing page. Most UK stores use Shopify Payments to avoid that. ### Can I move my store from Shopify later? Products, customers and orders can be exported as CSV and imported elsewhere. The theme can't be moved, so the design would be rebuilt. We map old URLs to new ones with 301 redirects to protect your search traffic. ### Can I edit my Shopify store myself? Yes. Shopify's theme editor lets you change sections, images and text, and products are easy to add. We train your staff on orders, refunds, stock and discounts, and we record the session. ### Do I need lots of apps? Usually not. Shopify now handles many features natively, such as filters, local delivery and basic bundles. We only add apps that clearly earn their monthly cost, which keeps your bill and page weight down. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Squarespace Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/squarespace-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul designs Squarespace websites for UK businesses that want a polished, low-maintenance site they can edit themselves. We plan the pages, customise the design beyond the template, set up SEO, forms and booking, and train you to run it. Squarespace website design starts from £250 + VAT, with your Squarespace plan paid directly to Squarespace. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - You built a Squarespace site from a template and it looks like everyone else's - Your site looks fine on desktop but sections stack awkwardly on phones - You don't know which plan you need and are worried about overpaying - Google isn't showing your pages and you're not sure the SEO settings are right - Your Squarespace site gets visits but very few enquiries ## Key facts - Squarespace's UK pricing page (October 2026) lists four plans: Basic, Core, Plus and Advanced - Plan prices run from £12 to £16 a month for Basic up to £79 to £89 a month for Advanced, depending on billing period - Basic charges a 2% fee on online store sales; Core and above charge 0% - Hosting, SSL and software updates are handled by Squarespace - Squarespace runs 2.4% of all websites (W3Techs, 18 October 2026) - Export to WordPress is partial: pages and blog posts move, products and styling do not - Very little to maintain, but limited room for custom functionality ## Why people choose Squarespace Squarespace is an all-in-one, hosted website builder. You pay one subscription and it covers hosting, SSL, security updates and the editor. Its templates are well designed and its visual editor, Fluid Engine, lets you drag blocks around a grid on desktop and adjust the mobile layout separately. For a photographer, a consultant, a small restaurant or a shop with a handful of products, that simplicity is the point. There are no plugins to update and nothing for a hacker to exploit through out-of-date code. ## Where Squarespace falls short - **Limited custom functionality.** You can add code blocks and CSS on paid plans, but you can't add server-side features. Complex booking rules, trade pricing or a members' directory usually hit a wall. - **One place to live.** You can't host a Squarespace site anywhere else. - **Partial export.** Squarespace exports a WordPress-format file. Pages, blog posts and basic blocks come across, but product pages, events, styling and custom CSS need rebuilding, and images are linked rather than included, so they must be downloaded separately. - **Speed you can't fully control.** You can compress images and limit heavy blocks, but you can't change how the platform loads its scripts. If you need that control, WordPress or a static site are better routes. ## Squarespace plan costs These figures come from Squarespace's UK pricing page, checked in October 2026. Each plan shows two prices, for annual and monthly billing; paying annually is the cheaper option. Squarespace often runs introductory discounts, so check the current offer. | Plan | Price range shown | Online store fee | Card rate (Squarespace Payments) | | Basic | £12 to £16/month | 2% | From 2.0% + £0.25 | | Core | £17 to £24/month | 0% | From 2.0% + £0.25 | | Plus | £29 to £36/month | 0% | From 1.7% + £0.25 | | Advanced | £79 to £89/month | 0% | From 1.5% + £0.25 | For a brochure site, Basic is usually enough. If you sell online, the 2% fee on Basic makes Core cheaper once you sell more than a few hundred pounds a month. Our design fee is separate and one-off; see our prices. ## What we do differently from a DIY template - **Plan before picking a template.** We work out the pages, the order of information and the one action you want visitors to take, then choose a starting point that fits. - **Design the mobile view properly.** Fluid Engine lets you set a separate mobile layout. Most DIY sites never touch it, which is why text overlaps images on phones. We check every section at phone width. - **Set up SEO fields.** Page titles, meta descriptions, clean URL slugs, heading order and alt text. Squarespace adds basic structured data; we make sure your business name, address and phone number are consistent with your Google Business Profile. - **Make contact easy.** Click-to-call in the header on phones, short forms and clear calls to action on every page. - **Keep it fast.** Images resized before upload, video embeds lazy-loaded and unnecessary animation removed. ## Selling and booking on Squarespace Squarespace includes an online store, appointment scheduling and member areas, which is enough for many small businesses: - **Small shops** with a few dozen products, simple variants and flat-rate UK delivery work well. Larger catalogues or complex delivery rules are better on Shopify. - **Appointments** for therapists, salons and consultants can be booked and paid for online through Squarespace's scheduling tool, which carries its own subscription. - **Digital products and memberships** carry their own transaction fees on each plan, so we check the numbers before recommending them. We set these up so customers can buy or book in as few steps as possible on a phone. ## Should you stay on Squarespace or move? Stay if your site is mostly information, a portfolio or a small shop, and you value having nothing to maintain. A refresh can often fix the look and the enquiry rate without changing platform. Move if you need features Squarespace can't offer, want lower long-term costs, or need full control of page speed. We can rebuild on WordPress or Shopify and map your old URLs to new ones so search rankings carry over. Our platform comparisons go into more detail, or ask us for a straight recommendation. ## What you get - A Squarespace site designed around your content, customised beyond the starting template - Mobile layouts checked and adjusted section by section - Page titles, descriptions, URL slugs and image alt text set for every page - Forms, click-to-call buttons and scheduling or booking where needed - Domain connected, Google Search Console and Analytics set up - A recorded training session so you can edit pages and blog posts ## FAQs ### How much is Squarespace a month in the UK? Squarespace's UK pricing page, checked in October 2026, shows Basic at £12 to £16 a month and Advanced at £79 to £89 a month, depending on whether you pay annually or monthly. Core and Plus sit in between. Card processing fees are extra. ### Do you design Squarespace sites or just templates? We start from a Squarespace template because the platform requires one, then customise layouts, typography, colours, sections and the mobile view to fit your business. The aim is a site built around your content, not a template with your logo dropped in. ### Is Squarespace good for SEO? It covers the basics well: editable titles and descriptions, clean URLs, SSL, sitemaps and mobile layouts. It is weaker where you need fine control over page speed or schema. For most small local businesses, good content matters far more than the platform. ### Can I move my Squarespace site to WordPress later? Partly. Squarespace exports pages and blog posts in a WordPress format, but products, events and the design don't transfer, and images must be downloaded separately. We handle the rebuild and redirects if you decide to move. ### Who pays the Squarespace subscription? You do, directly to Squarespace, in your own account and on your own card. That keeps the site and the domain in your name if you ever change designer. Our design fee is a separate, one-off payment to us. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Wix Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/wix-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul helps UK small businesses get more from Wix. We redesign Wix sites so they look professional, work on phones and bring in enquiries, and when Wix is holding you back we rebuild on WordPress or Shopify with redirects in place. Wix website design and rebuilds start from £250 + VAT, with any Wix plan paid separately. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - You built your Wix site yourself and it doesn't look professional - Elements overlap or disappear on mobile - Your Wix site is slow and you can't work out why - You're paying for Wix apps you no longer use - You want to leave Wix but don't want to lose your Google rankings ## Key facts - UK Wix plans billed annually: Light £9, Core £16, Business £25, Business Elite £119 a month (Wix UK pricing as reported by ExpertSure, July 2026) - Wix's own help centre says a Wix site can't be exported or hosted elsewhere - Hosting, SSL and updates are included in the Wix subscription - Wix runs 4.2% of all websites (W3Techs, 18 October 2026) - Promotional first-year prices often revert to the full rate on renewal - Good for small, simple sites; weaker for complex SEO or custom features ## What Wix does well Wix is a hosted website builder with a drag-and-drop editor. You can place any element anywhere on the page, which is why so many people start there. The subscription includes hosting, SSL and software updates, and there is an app market for bookings, stores, events and forms. According to W3Techs on 18 October 2026, Wix runs 4.2% of all websites. For a sole trader who wants something online quickly and is happy editing it themselves, Wix is a reasonable place to begin. ## The limits you should know about - **You can't take it with you.** Wix's help centre states that the platform's architecture does not support exporting a site to another host. If you leave, the design is rebuilt from scratch. Blog posts also can't be exported to other platforms through Wix itself. - **Freedom causes mobile problems.** Because elements can sit anywhere on desktop, the mobile view often needs fixing by hand. Many DIY Wix sites have overlapping text or hidden buttons on phones. - **Speed is partly out of your hands.** You can compress images and limit apps, but you can't change the platform's code. - **Costs add up.** Apps, premium features and renewal prices after a first-year discount can make Wix more expensive than expected. ## Wix plan costs in the UK Wix shows prices by location and we could not load UK prices directly from its pricing page. ExpertSure reported the following UK prices, taken from Wix's UK pricing page in July 2026, for annual billing: | Plan | Billed annually | Billed monthly | | Light | £9/month | £11.50/month | | Core | £16/month | £19/month | | Business | £25/month | £29/month | | Business Elite | £119/month | £145/month | Wix's pricing page says Core includes basic ecommerce and Business includes standard ecommerce. Check the live page before you buy, as Wix often runs introductory offers. Our design fee is separate and one-off; see our prices. ## Fix it on Wix, or move? We will give you a straight answer. Staying on Wix makes sense if: - the site is small, mostly information or a simple booking page - you are comfortable editing it yourself - the main problems are design and mobile layout rather than features Moving makes sense if you need a page per service to rank locally, a proper blog, a growing shop, or full control of speed. We usually move Wix sites to WordPress, or to Shopify for shops. We crawl every old URL, rebuild the content, set up 301 redirects and resubmit the sitemap in Search Console so you keep the rankings you have earned. ## Getting more enquiries from a Wix site Most Wix sites we review have the same few problems, and none of them are the platform's fault: - **No clear next step.** Visitors can't see how to call or book. We add a click-to-call button on phones and one main call to action per page. - **One page for every service.** A single services page can't rank for ten different searches. We create a page per service with its own title and description. - **Heavy media.** Full-screen video backgrounds and large galleries slow pages on mobile data. We compress, resize or remove them. - **Inconsistent details.** Your name, address and phone number should match your Google Business Profile exactly. - **Unused apps.** Each app can add scripts. We remove anything you don't use. Small fixes like these are often charged at £45 an hour + VAT rather than as a full redesign. ## How a Wix project runs - **Review.** We look at your current site on a phone, check Search Console data if you have it, and list what is costing you enquiries. - **Recommendation.** Stay and redesign, or move. You get the reasoning and the price. - **Design.** Page layouts with click-to-call, short forms and a clear next step on every page. - **Build and check.** Every page tested at phone width, with titles, descriptions and image alt text set. - **Handover.** Training so you can keep it updated, and every login in your name. Ready to talk? Get in touch or read about a website redesign. ## What you get - A redesigned Wix site with a clear layout and one main call to action per page - Mobile view checked and fixed element by element - SEO settings, page titles, descriptions and URL slugs set for every page - An app audit, removing anything slow or unused - Or a full rebuild on WordPress or Shopify with 301 redirects from every old URL ## FAQs ### Can I transfer my Wix website to another host? No. Wix's help centre says its architecture doesn't support hosting a Wix site elsewhere. You can move your domain, and some content such as store products can be exported, but the design has to be rebuilt on the new platform. ### Is Wix bad for SEO? Not for simple sites. Wix covers titles, descriptions, sitemaps, SSL and redirects. The problems usually come from thin content, poor mobile layouts and slow apps rather than the platform itself. Sites that need detailed technical SEO usually do better elsewhere. ### How much does Wix cost per month in the UK? ExpertSure, quoting Wix's UK pricing page in July 2026, lists annual billing at £9 for Light, £16 for Core, £25 for Business and £119 for Business Elite per month. Monthly billing costs more. Check Wix's live page for current offers. ### Will I lose my Google rankings if I leave Wix? Not if the move is planned. We list every existing URL, recreate the content, and set up 301 redirects from old addresses to new ones. Rankings can wobble for a few weeks, but proper redirects keep most of the value. ### Do you build new sites on Wix? We can, if Wix genuinely suits you. More often we redesign existing Wix sites or move them to a platform with fewer limits. We will recommend the option that makes sense for your business and budget. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Webflow Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/webflow-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul designs and builds Webflow websites for UK businesses and marketing teams who want a fast, design-led site with a CMS they can edit without a developer. We plan your CMS collections, build responsive layouts in Webflow and train your team. Webflow website design starts from £500 + VAT, with Webflow's site plan billed separately in US dollars. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your marketing team waits on a developer for every landing page - Your current site can't match the designs you've been sent - Your blog or case studies are hard-coded and painful to update - You inherited a Webflow site with messy class names and nobody can edit it safely - You're unsure which Webflow plan you actually need ## Key facts - Webflow site plans (webflow.com/pricing, October 2026): Basic $15 and Premium $25 a month billed yearly, in USD - Basic has no CMS, 300 static pages and 10 GB bandwidth; Premium adds the CMS with 20,000 CMS items - Ecommerce plans: Standard $29 (500 items, 2% transaction fee), Plus $74 and Advanced $212 a month billed yearly - Hosting, SSL and a global CDN are included in the site plan - Code export gives HTML, CSS and JavaScript, but CMS content, ecommerce and forms don't work once exported (Webflow help centre) - Webflow runs 0.8% of all websites (W3Techs, 18 October 2026) ## What Webflow is Webflow is a hosted visual development platform. Designers lay out pages visually, but what they are really doing is writing HTML and CSS with real classes, flexbox and grid. The output is cleaner than most drag-and-drop builders, and hosting runs on a content delivery network, so pages load quickly around the world. It also has a proper CMS. You define collections, such as blog posts or case studies, with fields, then design one template that every item uses. Your team adds content in the Editor without touching the layout. ## Webflow pros and cons | Pros | Cons | | Design freedom close to hand-coded sites | Steeper learning curve than Wix or Squarespace for whoever builds it | | Clean, semantic output and fast hosting | Plans are priced in US dollars, so UK costs move with the exchange rate | | Structured CMS for content teams | CMS item limits per plan; very large sites need higher tiers | | No plugins to update or patch | Limited server-side logic; complex features need third-party tools | | Built-in 301 redirects and SEO fields | Exported code loses CMS, ecommerce and forms, so moving away means a rebuild | ## Webflow plans and costs Webflow restructured its site plans in 2026. According to its pricing page, checked in October 2026, all prices are in USD, per site, per month: - **Basic, $15 billed yearly.** For simple sites with no CMS: custom domain, 300 static pages, 10 GB bandwidth. - **Premium, $25 billed yearly.** Adds the Webflow CMS with 20,000 CMS items, site search and form file uploads, with bandwidth add-ons available. - **Ecommerce.** Standard at $29 (500 items, 2% transaction fee), Plus at $74 and Advanced at $212, all billed yearly, with 0% transaction fee on Plus and Advanced. Monthly billing costs more. Workspace plans for teams are charged separately. Most small business sites with a blog need Premium. Our build fee, from £500 + VAT, is one-off; see our prices. ## How we build in Webflow - **Content model first.** We list the collections and fields you need before designing, so the CMS fits the way you work. - **A class system that lasts.** We use a consistent naming convention and reusable components, so future pages don't turn into a tangle of one-off styles. - **Responsive by breakpoint.** Every page is checked at Webflow's desktop, tablet and mobile breakpoints, with tap targets sized for thumbs. - **Performance.** Images in WebP or AVIF, lazy loading below the fold, and restrained interactions so Core Web Vitals stay green. - **Accessibility.** Semantic headings, alt text fields in the CMS, visible focus states and colour contrast checked against WCAG 2.2 AA. - **SEO.** Dynamic titles and descriptions from CMS fields, redirects from any old site, and schema added via custom code where needed. ## Moving to or from Webflow We move sites to Webflow from WordPress, Squarespace and hand-coded builds. Blog posts and other structured content can be imported into CMS collections by CSV, then checked item by item. Old URLs are mapped to new ones in Webflow's 301 redirect settings before the domain switches. Leaving Webflow is harder. Its help centre explains that code export, available on paid workspace plans, produces HTML, CSS, JavaScript and assets, but CMS content, ecommerce, forms and site search don't work in the exported code. Collection lists show their empty state. CMS items can be exported separately as CSV and imported elsewhere. That is not a reason to avoid Webflow, but it is worth knowing before you commit, just as you would weigh the export limits of any hosted platform. ## Who Webflow suits Webflow fits marketing teams that publish often and care about design, startups that want a site they can change weekly, and agencies handing a site to an in-house team. It is a good middle ground between a page builder and a custom-coded site. It suits less well if you need complex member areas, a large shop, or want to avoid paying in dollars. In those cases WordPress or Shopify are usually a better fit. Get in touch and we will help you choose. ## What you get - A custom Webflow design built with a consistent, documented class system - CMS collections for blog, case studies, team, locations or services - Responsive layouts checked at desktop, tablet and phone breakpoints - SEO fields, Open Graph images and 301 redirects set in Webflow - Forms connected to your inbox or CRM - Editor training and a short style guide for your team ## FAQs ### How much does Webflow cost per month? Webflow's pricing page, checked in October 2026, lists site plans at $15 a month for Basic and $25 for Premium, billed yearly, in US dollars. Ecommerce plans start at $29. Monthly billing costs more, and team workspace plans are separate. ### Can I edit a Webflow site without coding? Yes. Your team uses the Editor to add blog posts, case studies and other CMS items, and to change text and images on pages. Layout changes are done in the Designer, which we can train you on or handle for you. ### Is Webflow good for SEO? Yes, technically. It produces clean HTML, fast hosting, editable titles and descriptions, automatic sitemaps and built-in 301 redirects. As with any platform, rankings still depend on useful content and good internal linking. ### Can I leave Webflow later? You can export HTML, CSS and JavaScript on paid workspace plans, but Webflow's help centre says CMS content, ecommerce and forms don't work in exported code. CMS collections can be exported as CSV. In practice, leaving means rebuilding the site elsewhere. ### Webflow or WordPress? Webflow suits design-led sites with a hosted CMS and no plugins to maintain. WordPress suits sites that need lots of features, full ownership of the code and lower ongoing costs. We build on both and recommend based on your team and goals. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Joomla Website Design and Migration UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/joomla-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul helps UK businesses with Joomla websites decide what to do next: upgrade to a supported Joomla release, redesign, or move to WordPress without losing content or rankings. Joomla 3 and 4 no longer get security fixes, so older sites carry real risk. Joomla redesigns and migrations start from £500 + VAT, with larger sites quoted. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your site still runs Joomla 3 and nobody has touched it in years - The admin area is confusing and staff avoid updating the site - An extension you rely on has been abandoned by its developer - Your host is warning that your PHP version is being retired - You've been told an upgrade will break the template - The site looks dated and doesn't work well on phones ## Key facts - Joomla 6 was released on 14 October 2025 and gets security fixes until 16 October 2029 (Joomla developer roadmap) - Joomla 5 bug fixes ended on 13 October 2026; security fixes end on 12 October 2027 - Joomla 4 reached end of life on 14 October 2025, according to Joomla's own announcements - Joomla 3 has been end of life since August 2023 - Joomla 4.4 sites can upgrade in place to Joomla 5 rather than migrate - Joomla runs 1.1% of all websites (W3Techs, 18 October 2026) - Third-party extensions and templates must also support the new version before you upgrade ## Joomla support dates you need to know Every Joomla major version has a fixed support window. Once it ends, newly discovered security holes are not patched. The Joomla developer roadmap, checked in October 2026, gives these dates: | Version | Released | Bug fixes end | Security fixes end | | Joomla 5 | 17 October 2023 | 13 October 2026 | 12 October 2027 | | Joomla 6 | 14 October 2025 | 17 October 2028 | 16 October 2029 | Joomla 4 reached end of life on 14 October 2025, as announced in Joomla's release news, and Joomla 3 reached end of life in August 2023. Joomla offers a paid extended support service for older versions, but for most small businesses that only delays the decision. ## Joomla's strengths and weaknesses Joomla is free, open-source and capable. It has built-in multilingual support, flexible user access levels and custom fields, which is why it was popular for clubs, schools, councils and membership sites. The downsides are practical rather than technical: - **A smaller ecosystem.** According to W3Techs on 18 October 2026, Joomla runs 1.1% of all websites, against 39.6% for WordPress. Fewer developers and extensions means higher costs and more risk when one is abandoned. - **Harder for editors.** Many staff find the admin less intuitive than the WordPress block editor. - **Major upgrades need care.** Templates and extensions written for one version often need replacing for the next. ## Upgrade or migrate? We look at what your site does and recommend one of two routes. ### Stay on Joomla Sensible if the site relies on Joomla's multilingual or access-level features, your team already knows the admin, and your extensions have current versions. Joomla's documentation notes that Joomla 4.4 sites can upgrade in place to Joomla 5, because it is an upgrade rather than a migration. Joomla 3 sites need a full migration to a newer version. ### Move to WordPress Usually better for small business sites where staff want easy editing and you want a large pool of developers. We move articles, categories, menus, images and users, rebuild the design on WordPress, and redirect every old URL so search engines follow the move. ## How a Joomla project runs - **Audit.** Joomla version, PHP version, template, extensions, custom code and traffic from Search Console. - **Content inventory.** Every page and its URL listed, with thin or outdated pages flagged for merging or removal. - **Staging build.** The upgraded or migrated site is built on a private copy. Your live site keeps running. - **Redirect map.** Old Joomla URLs, including any with index.php or component parameters, are redirected to clean new addresses. - **Launch and check.** Forms tested, sitemap submitted, crawl errors monitored for the first weeks. Smaller migrations start from £500 + VAT. Large multilingual or membership sites get a fixed quote. See our prices or request a quote. ## PHP versions and hosting Joomla support dates are only half the story. Your hosting company also retires old PHP versions, and an older Joomla site can stop working the day the server is upgraded. Joomla 3 sites are especially exposed because they were built for PHP versions that are now well past their own end of life. During the audit we check which PHP version your site runs, which version your host plans to move to, and whether your template and extensions will survive the change. If they won't, we plan the upgrade or migration around your host's timetable rather than waiting for the site to break. We also take a full backup of files and database before any work starts, so nothing is lost if an old extension misbehaves. ## The cost of doing nothing An unsupported Joomla site keeps working until it doesn't. The usual triggers are a host upgrading PHP and the site breaking, an old extension being exploited, or Google flagging the site as hacked. Fixing any of those in a hurry costs more than a planned move. If your site holds customer data, UK GDPR expects you to keep it secure, and unpatched software makes that hard to argue. If you are not ready for a full rebuild, a redesign on a supported platform can be phased. Get in touch for a straight answer on your site. ## What you get - An audit of your Joomla version, PHP version, template and every extension - A written recommendation: upgrade Joomla, or migrate to WordPress - Content, menus, users and media moved with 301 redirects from old URLs - A new mobile-first design on whichever platform you choose - Forms, SEO settings and Search Console checked after launch - Training for your team on the new admin ## FAQs ### Is Joomla 3 still safe to use? No. Joomla 3 reached end of life in August 2023 and no longer gets security fixes from the Joomla project. Paid extended support exists, but most small businesses are better off migrating to a supported Joomla version or to WordPress. ### When does Joomla 5 support end? The Joomla developer roadmap shows Joomla 5 bug fixes ended on 13 October 2026 and security fixes end on 12 October 2027. Joomla 6, released in October 2025, is supported with security fixes until 16 October 2029. ### Should I upgrade Joomla or move to WordPress? Upgrade if you rely on Joomla features like built-in multilingual or access levels and your extensions are current. Move to WordPress if you want easier editing, more developers to choose from and a larger range of plugins. We recommend after an audit. ### Will I lose content moving from Joomla to WordPress? No. Articles, categories, menus, images and users can be migrated. Template layouts are rebuilt rather than copied. We redirect every old URL to its new address, so links and search rankings carry across. ### How much does a Joomla migration cost? Smaller migrations start from £500 + VAT. Large sites with many languages, user groups or custom extensions get a fixed quote after an audit, so you know the full cost before work starts. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Drupal Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/drupal-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul helps UK organisations with Drupal websites plan their next step: a redesign, an upgrade to a supported Drupal version, or a move to WordPress where Drupal is more than you need. Drupal 7 support ended in January 2025 and Drupal 10 ends in December 2026. Drupal projects get a fixed quote; smaller rebuilds start from £500 + VAT. ## Problems this solves - Your organisation's site still runs Drupal 7 - You're on Drupal 10 and the end-of-life date is weeks away - Only one developer understands the site and they're hard to reach - Editors find the admin slow and confusing - Contributed modules you rely on haven't been updated - The site needs a redesign but the budget is tight ## Key facts - Drupal 7 support ended on 5 January 2025 (drupal.org release schedule) - Drupal 10 reaches end of life on 9 December 2026 (drupal.org) - Drupal 12 is scheduled for release in the week of 7 December 2026 (drupal.org) - Drupal 7 to 10 or 11 is a migration, not an in-place upgrade - Drupal 10 to 11 is an in-place upgrade once modules and themes are compatible - Drupal runs 0.6% of all websites (W3Techs, 18 October 2026) - Strong on structured content, permissions and multilingual; heavier to build and maintain ## Drupal version dates, checked The drupal.org core release schedule, checked in October 2026, gives these key dates: - **Drupal 7:** support ended on 5 January 2025. No more security advisories for Drupal 7 core or its contributed modules. - **Drupal 10:** reaches end of life on 9 December 2026. - **Drupal 11:** the current major version, with each minor release supported for a set period. - **Drupal 12:** scheduled for release in the week of 7 December 2026. If you are on Drupal 10, the upgrade to 11 is done in place once your modules and theme are compatible. If you are on Drupal 7, moving to a modern version is a migration: content is moved into a newly built site. ## What Drupal does well, and where it costs more Drupal is free, open-source and built for structured content. Content types, fields, taxonomies, Views and fine-grained roles and permissions are part of the core. Multilingual support is built in. That is why universities, public bodies, charities and publishers use it. The trade-offs: - **Higher build and upkeep costs.** Drupal developers are fewer and charge accordingly. W3Techs reported on 18 October 2026 that Drupal runs 0.6% of all websites. - **More to maintain.** Core and module updates, Composer dependencies and PHP version changes need a developer. - **Often more than a small business needs.** A 20-page company site rarely uses the features that justify Drupal. ## Stay on Drupal or move to WordPress? ### Stay on Drupal when - you have complex content relationships, many editors with different permissions, or several languages - you have developers or an agency who support it - integrations with other systems depend on Drupal ### Move to WordPress when - the site is mostly pages, news and a contact form - editors struggle with the admin - you want a wider choice of developers and lower running costs We will recommend after looking at what your site actually does. Read about WordPress web design or our platform comparisons. ## How we handle a Drupal migration - **Content model.** We map every content type, field, taxonomy and user role to the new site, and agree what to keep, merge or retire. - **Design.** A new mobile-first design checked against WCAG 2.2 AA, which matters for public-sector and charity sites in particular. - **Migration.** Content, media and users moved with scripted imports, then spot-checked page by page. - **Redirects.** Old node and alias URLs mapped to new ones with 301 redirects. - **Launch.** Staging sign-off, DNS switch, Search Console sitemap submission and crawl monitoring. Because Drupal sites vary so much, we give a fixed quote after an audit. Smaller rebuilds start from £500 + VAT; see our prices or request a quote. ## What a Drupal audit covers Before we quote, we look at the whole site, because two Drupal sites of the same size can need very different amounts of work. - **Versions.** Drupal core, PHP and database versions, and whether your host supports what comes next. - **Modules.** Every contributed module, whether it has a release for Drupal 11, and whether core now does the same job. - **Custom code.** Custom modules and theme code that would need rewriting for a newer version. - **Content.** Content types, fields, taxonomies, the number of nodes and how many are still useful. - **Users and permissions.** Roles, editorial workflows and any single sign-on. - **Search data.** Which pages bring traffic, from Search Console, so the redirect plan protects them first. You get a written summary with a recommendation and a fixed price. If you decide not to go ahead, the audit is still yours to give to another developer. ## Who we help Charities, schools, membership bodies and B2B companies that were sold a Drupal site years ago and now need it modernised. Many have no in-house developer and simply need someone to explain the options in plain English, then do the work. If your needs are closer to a custom web application, our sister company dijitul developments builds bespoke software. For accessibility requirements, see accessible web design. ## What you get - An audit of Drupal version, PHP version, contributed and custom modules - A recommendation: upgrade Drupal, rebuild, or migrate to WordPress - A content model mapping your content types and fields to the new site - Migrated content, users and media with 301 redirects from every old URL - A new accessible, mobile-first design - Editor training and documentation ## FAQs ### Is Drupal 7 still supported? No. The drupal.org release schedule says Drupal 7 support ended on 5 January 2025. The Drupal Security Team no longer publishes advisories for Drupal 7 core or its contributed modules, so known vulnerabilities stay unpatched. ### When does Drupal 10 reach end of life? drupal.org lists Drupal 10's end of life as 9 December 2026. Sites on Drupal 10 should upgrade to Drupal 11 before then, once their contributed modules and theme are compatible. ### Can I upgrade straight from Drupal 7 to Drupal 11? Not in place. Drupal 7 to a modern version is a migration: a new site is built and your content, users and media are imported into it. It is also a good moment to decide whether Drupal is still the right platform. ### Is WordPress good enough to replace Drupal? For most business, charity and school sites, yes. WordPress handles pages, news, events, forms and multiple editors well. Drupal stays the better fit for complex permissions, heavy multilingual use or deep integrations. ### How much does a Drupal project cost? Drupal sites vary widely, so we give a fixed quote after an audit. Smaller rebuilds or migrations to WordPress start from £500 + VAT. Large multilingual or integrated sites cost more, and the quote spells out everything included. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Static Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/static-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul builds static websites for UK businesses using Astro and Eleventy. Pages are generated once as plain HTML, so there is no database to hack, no plugins to update and very little to slow them down. They suit brochure sites, landing pages and documentation. Static website design starts from £250 + VAT. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your simple brochure site needs monthly plugin updates it shouldn't need - Your WordPress site keeps getting hacked even though it barely changes - Pages are slow on mobile and fail Core Web Vitals - You're paying for hosting power a five-page site doesn't need - You want a site that will still work in five years with almost no upkeep ## Key facts - Pages are pre-built HTML files served straight from a server or CDN, with no database queries - Astro strips client-side JavaScript from components by default and only loads it for interactive "islands" (Astro docs) - Eleventy describes itself as "zero client-side JavaScript by default" (11ty.dev) - No admin login or plugins means far less for attackers to target - Very low hosting needs; many static sites run on low-cost or free CDN tiers - Content edits go through a Git-based or headless CMS, or through us - Not suited to shops with live stock, member logins or complex search ## What a static website is A normal CMS site, like WordPress, builds each page when someone asks for it: the server runs PHP, queries a database, assembles the HTML and sends it. A static site does that work once, when we publish. The result is a folder of finished HTML, CSS and image files that any web server or content delivery network can send instantly. Static does not mean dull or unchanging. The site can have animations, forms, maps, booking widgets and a blog. It simply means pages are prepared in advance rather than on every visit. ## Why static sites are fast Google's thresholds on web.dev for a good experience are Largest Contentful Paint within 2.5 seconds, Interaction to Next Paint of 200 milliseconds or less and Cumulative Layout Shift of 0.1 or less, measured at the 75th percentile. Static sites start with a big advantage: - **No server processing.** The HTML is already built, so time to first byte is short, especially from a CDN near the visitor. - **Little JavaScript.** Astro's documentation says it renders components to HTML and CSS and strips client-side JavaScript automatically, only hydrating components marked as interactive islands. Eleventy ships no client-side JavaScript by default. - **Predictable layouts.** Image dimensions are set at build time, which keeps layout shift close to zero. ## Why static sites are secure Most website attacks target the moving parts: login pages, out-of-date plugins, database queries and file uploads. A static site has none of those on the live server. There is no admin area to brute-force and no PHP to exploit. The remaining risks sit with your domain, your hosting account and any third-party scripts, and we lock those down with strong passwords, two-factor authentication and security headers. That also means less upkeep. A static site can run for years without updates. Compare that with WordPress, where core and plugins need regular patching. ## Astro or Eleventy? | | Astro | Eleventy | | Best for | Sites with a few interactive parts, such as a calculator, filter or booking widget | Content-heavy sites, documentation and blogs | | JavaScript | None by default; add islands where needed | None by default | | Templates | Astro components, with optional React, Vue or Svelte | Many languages, including Nunjucks, Liquid, Markdown and WebC | | Content | Typed content collections from Markdown or a headless CMS | Markdown and data files, or a headless CMS | Both are free and open source. We choose based on what your site needs to do, not on fashion. ## How we build and host a static site - **Design.** We design the pages first, mobile-first, with your content and calls to action in place. - **Build.** Templates in Astro or Eleventy, semantic HTML, a small CSS file and images processed at build time into AVIF and WebP at several widths. - **Content.** Text lives in Markdown or a headless CMS, kept in a Git repository so every change is recorded and can be rolled back. - **Forms and extras.** Contact forms, maps and booking widgets added only where needed, loaded so they don't hold up the page. - **Deploy.** The site builds automatically when content changes and is served over HTTPS from a fast host or CDN, with security headers set. - **Search.** Titles, descriptions, schema markup and an XML sitemap generated from the content, then submitted to Google Search Console. You own the repository, the domain and the hosting account. ## The honest limits - **Editing is different.** Without a traditional admin area, you edit through a Git-based CMS, a headless CMS, or by sending changes to us. If you update daily and want a familiar editor, WordPress may suit you better. - **Dynamic features need services.** Forms, search and comments rely on third-party or serverless tools. - **Not for every shop.** Live stock, baskets and customer accounts belong on Shopify or WooCommerce. Static sites shine for brochure websites, landing pages and one-page sites. Builds start from £250 + VAT, and small edits are £45 an hour + VAT. See our prices or get in touch. ## What you get - A custom design built as a static site with Astro or Eleventy - Hand-written, semantic HTML and minimal CSS - Responsive images in AVIF and WebP with correct sizes for each screen - Contact forms handled by a form service or serverless function - Schema markup, sitemap and Search Console set up - An editing route that suits you: a Git-based CMS, Markdown files, or changes by us - Source code in a repository you own ## FAQs ### What is a static website? A static website is made of pre-built HTML, CSS and image files. Pages are generated once when the site is published, not every time someone visits. That makes them fast, secure and cheap to host, because there is no database or server code running on each request. ### Can I edit a static website myself? Yes, with the right setup. We can connect a Git-based or headless CMS so you edit text and images in a browser, and the site rebuilds automatically. Or you can send changes to us at £45 an hour + VAT. ### Can a static website have a contact form? Yes. Forms are handled by a form service or a small serverless function that emails you the submission and blocks spam. Visitors see a normal form; the site itself stays static. ### Are static websites good for SEO? Very good. They load quickly, produce clean HTML, and give us full control over titles, headings, schema markup and sitemaps. Rankings still depend on useful content, but static sites remove most technical barriers. ### Is Astro or Eleventy better? Neither wins outright. Astro suits sites that need a few interactive components, while Eleventy is excellent for content-heavy sites built from Markdown. Both ship no client-side JavaScript by default, and we pick based on your site. ### How much does it cost to host a static site? Very little. Static files need no database or PHP, so they can be served from low-cost hosting or a CDN. You still pay for your domain. We list any hosting costs in the quote before you commit. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Custom CMS Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/custom-cms-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul designs and builds websites on custom and headless content management systems for UK businesses whose content doesn't fit WordPress or a website builder: product data, listings, documentation or content shared with apps. We model your content, design the editor around your team and build the front end. Custom CMS projects get a fixed quote, from £500 + VAT. ## Problems this solves - Your team edits the same information in three places - WordPress has become a maze of custom fields and plugins to fit your content - Your website and app show different prices or product details - Editors keep breaking layouts because they have too much freedom - You're locked into a closed CMS from an old agency ## Key facts - A custom CMS models your exact content types, so editors only see the fields they need - A headless CMS stores content separately and sends it to a website, app or screen through an API - Front ends are often built as static sites, which keeps them fast and secure - Costs more to build than WordPress; worth it only when content is genuinely unusual - You own the code and the content, with documentation for any future developer - Every project gets a fixed quote after a scoping call ## When a custom CMS makes sense Most businesses don't need one. WordPress handles pages, posts and services perfectly well, and builders like Webflow cover design-led marketing sites. A custom or headless CMS earns its cost when: - your content is highly structured, such as specifications, listings, course data or regulations - the same content feeds a website, an app, in-store screens or partner sites - you need strict editorial control, with different roles approving different content - an existing CMS has been bent so far that every change risks breaking something If none of that applies, we will tell you, and suggest a simpler build. ## Custom, headless or traditional? | Approach | How it works | Good for | | Traditional CMS (WordPress, Drupal) | Content and website live together on one server | Most business sites, blogs and shops | | Headless CMS | A hosted or self-hosted content store sends content to any front end through an API | Content shared across a site and apps, or teams wanting a static front end | | Custom-built CMS | An admin designed from scratch for your data and workflow | Unusual data, complex rules, or integration with internal systems | Headless platforms usually charge a monthly fee once you pass their free tier, and that fee depends on users and content volume. We set out those costs in the quote. Custom-built admin areas carry no licence fee, but take longer to build. ## How we approach a custom CMS project - **Content modelling.** We list every type of content, its fields, which are required, and how items relate. This is the most important step; get it right and the rest follows. - **Editor design.** We design the admin screens for the people who will use them, with clear labels, help text, validation and image cropping, so content goes in correctly first time. - **Front-end build.** Usually a static front end that rebuilds when content changes, giving fast pages and a small attack surface. - **Workflow.** Drafts, previews, scheduled publishing and approval steps where you need them. - **Migration.** Existing content imported and checked, with 301 redirects from old URLs. - **Documentation.** The content model, deployment process and code are documented so you are never dependent on us. ## Ownership and avoiding lock-in Plenty of businesses come to us stuck on a closed CMS an agency built years ago, with no access to the code. We do the opposite. You own the repository, the database and the content. The code uses widely known, open-source tools, and we write handover notes a new developer can follow. If your project is closer to a web application, with customer accounts, quoting tools or business logic, our sister company dijitul developments builds bespoke software and web apps. ## Signs your current CMS no longer fits You don't always need to replace a CMS, but these are signs the content model has outgrown it: - Editors copy and paste the same product details into several pages, and they drift out of step. - Pages are built from dozens of custom fields that only one person understands. - Adding a new type of content means a developer and a week of work. - Your site, app and printed materials pull from different spreadsheets. - Publishing needs an approval step the CMS can't enforce. Sometimes the fix is restructuring the existing CMS rather than replacing it, for example rebuilding a WordPress site with proper custom post types and a lighter theme. We look at that option first, because it is usually cheaper. ## Costs and timescales Every custom CMS project gets a fixed quote after a scoping call, starting from £500 + VAT for a small headless site with a simple content model. Larger builds with integrations, multiple roles or large migrations cost more, and the quote lists everything, including any third-party CMS subscription, hosting and domain costs. Changes after launch are £45 an hour + VAT. See our prices, read about website design and development, or ask for a quote. ## What you get - A content model: every content type, field and relationship agreed in writing - An editing interface designed around your team's roles and workflow - A fast front end, often static, built from that content - Previews, drafts and publishing permissions - Import of existing content and 301 redirects from old URLs - Code in a repository you own, plus technical documentation ## FAQs ### What is a custom CMS? A custom CMS is a content management system designed around your specific content and workflow, rather than a general-purpose platform. Editors see only the fields they need, and the structure matches how your business actually describes its products, services or data. ### What is a headless CMS? A headless CMS stores and manages content but doesn't produce the website itself. It sends content through an API to any front end: a website, a mobile app or a display screen. That lets one source of content feed several channels. ### Do I need a custom CMS or is WordPress enough? For most business websites, WordPress is enough and costs less. A custom or headless CMS is worth it when content is highly structured, shared across channels, or needs strict approval workflows. We will tell you honestly which fits. ### Will I be locked in to you? No. You own the code, the content and the hosting accounts. We use widely known open-source tools and document the content model and deployment, so any competent developer can take over. ### How much does a custom CMS website cost? Each project gets a fixed quote after scoping. Small headless sites with a simple content model start from £500 + VAT. Complex builds with integrations or migrations cost more, and any third-party subscriptions are listed in the quote. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Ecommerce Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/ecommerce-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds ecommerce websites for UK businesses on Shopify or WooCommerce, from £750 + VAT. That includes product and category pages built to rank, card, PayPal and pay-later payments, delivery and click-and-collect rules, a Google Merchant Centre feed, abandoned cart emails and training so your staff can run orders confidently. Price: From £750 + VAT ## Problems this solves - You sell through Etsy, Amazon or Instagram and the fees and rules decide your margins - Your current shop looks broken on phones and most of your traffic is mobile - Customers add to basket and then vanish at checkout - Your products never appear in Google Shopping - Delivery charges only show up on the last step and you get complaints - Stock levels in the shop and the till never match - The person who built your shop has gone and nobody knows how it works ## Key facts - Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT on Shopify or WooCommerce - Product and category structure planned for search before any design work starts - Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Klarna can all be set up, with Strong Customer Authentication handled by the provider - Google Merchant Centre product feed included, so products can show in free Shopping listings - Prices shown VAT inclusive to consumers, with delivery costs surfaced early to meet the drip pricing rules in the DMCC Act 2024 - Abandoned cart recovery, click-and-collect and local delivery zones configured - You own the shop, the domain and the customer data. No lock-in ## What an ecommerce website from dijitul includes Our Ecommerce package starts from £750 + VAT. It is built on Shopify or WooCommerce, chosen to suit how you work rather than what we prefer to build on. - **Product and category structure built to rank.** We plan categories around what people actually search for, so a page for oak dining tables exists before the products go in. - **Payments and delivery rules.** Weight or price based shipping, free delivery thresholds, and rates by postcode area or zone. - **Click-and-collect and local delivery.** Useful if you have a shop or unit customers can visit. - **Accounts or EPOS integration.** Orders flowing into Xero, QuickBooks or your till system where a supported connector exists. - **Google Merchant Centre feed.** So products are eligible for free listings in the Shopping tab. - **Abandoned cart recovery.** An automatic email when someone leaves a full basket. - **Staff training** on processing orders, refunds and stock. Domains, hosting, premium apps or plugins and stock photography are not included and are listed separately in your quote. Large catalogues, complex integrations or multilingual shops get a fixed quote instead. See our prices for the full package list. ## Shopify or WooCommerce: which suits your business? Both run thousands of UK shops. The difference is who looks after what. | | Shopify | WooCommerce | | Hosting and security | Included in the monthly plan | You need hosting, updates and backups | | Running costs | Monthly plan plus paid apps | Hosting plus any premium extensions | | Flexibility | Works within Shopify's checkout and theme rules | Full control of code and data, on WordPress | | Best for | Owners who want to sell, not manage servers | Shops with lots of content, unusual products or an existing WordPress site | WooCommerce has used High-Performance Order Storage by default on new installs since version 8.2, according to WooCommerce's own documentation. Orders sit in dedicated database tables rather than in the general WordPress posts table, which helps busier shops. If you already have a WordPress site that ranks, adding WooCommerce often keeps that work intact. ## Taking payments in the UK: Stripe, PayPal, Klarna and SCA Most shops need three things at checkout: cards, PayPal and a wallet button such as Apple Pay or Google Pay. Stripe and Shopify Payments cover cards and wallets. PayPal still matters because some customers simply will not type card details into a site they do not know. Every UK card payment online goes through **Strong Customer Authentication**. In practice that means 3D Secure: the bank asks the customer to confirm in their banking app. Stripe, PayPal and Shopify Payments handle this inside the checkout, so you do not need to build it yourself. What you do need is a checkout that does not break when the bank's pop-up appears on a phone, and we test that with real devices before launch. **Pay later.** Klarna and Clearpay can raise basket sizes for higher priced items. Be aware that the FCA says most buy now, pay later products, which it calls deferred payment credit, became regulated from 15 July 2026 where the lender and the seller are different businesses. The provider carries the lending rules, but your product pages and checkout must describe it accurately and not push it as free money. ## UK consumer law your shop has to get right This is where a lot of DIY shops fall down. We build these into the templates and checkout, and your terms should be checked by a solicitor. - **VAT inclusive prices.** The Price Marking Order 2004 says prices shown to consumers must include VAT and any other taxes. If you sell trade too, see B2B ecommerce. - **Drip pricing.** Since 6 April 2025 the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 requires unavoidable fees, such as booking fees, to be in the headline price. Reed Smith's summary of the CMA's final guidance says that where delivery is compulsory and there is no free collection, the cheapest delivery option should be included in the total until the customer picks another. The CMA can now fine directly, up to 10% of global turnover, and law firm TLT reports its first fine under the Act was £4.2 million against the AA's driving schools over a £3 booking fee. - **14 day cancellation.** The Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 give online buyers 14 days to cancel, usually from delivery of goods, and require refunds within 14 days. If you do not tell customers about this right, legislation.gov.uk notes the period can extend by up to 12 months. We add the information to the checkout, order email and a returns page. - **Cookies.** Under PECR, analytics and marketing tags need consent before they fire. ## Getting found: Merchant Centre feeds and product schema Google's free Shopping listings are fed by Merchant Centre, not by your web pages directly. Google's product data specification requires an id (up to 50 characters), a title (up to 150), a description (up to 5,000), a link, an image link, availability, price in a format such as 15.00 GBP, and a brand for new products. A GTIN is required where the product has one. We connect the feed so these values come straight from your product data, and we fix the warnings before launch. On the page itself we add Product schema with an Offer, price, currency and availability, plus return policy and delivery details where Google supports them. Category pages get proper headings and a short, useful introduction. That is the same thinking as our SEO-friendly web design, applied to a shop. Good product photos matter too: if you need them shot, dijitul media does product photography. ## How an ecommerce build runs - **Plan.** Products, variants, categories, delivery rules and payment providers agreed in writing. - **Design.** Home, category, product page, basket and checkout designed mobile first. - **Build and import.** Products imported from a spreadsheet or your old platform, with old URLs redirected. - **Test.** Real orders with live payment methods, refunds, emails and stock levels. - **Train and launch.** We show your team how to run orders, then submit the sitemap and feed. Ready to price it? Send us your product count and how you sell now via the quote form. ## What you get - Shopify or WooCommerce store, designed for your products rather than a stock theme left untouched - Category and product templates with product schema markup - Payment gateways set up and test orders run end to end - Delivery rates, free delivery thresholds, click-and-collect and local delivery zones - Google Merchant Centre account and product feed - Abandoned cart email flow - Accounts or EPOS integration where your system supports it - Staff training on orders, refunds, stock and discount codes ## FAQs ### How much does an ecommerce website cost in the UK? dijitul builds ecommerce websites from £750 + VAT on Shopify or WooCommerce. That covers design, product and category structure, payments, delivery rules, a Google Merchant Centre feed and training. Large catalogues and complex integrations get a fixed quote. Hosting, your domain, premium apps and platform subscriptions are extra and listed in the quote. ### Should I use Shopify or WooCommerce? Shopify suits owners who want hosting, security and the checkout looked after for a monthly fee. WooCommerce suits shops that want full control, already have a WordPress site, or sell unusual products. We build on both and will recommend one based on your products, team and budget, not on what we prefer. ### Can you move my shop from Etsy, Wix or another platform? Yes. We export products, images, customers where the platform allows, and order history where it is practical. Old product URLs get 301 redirects to the new ones so you keep any search visibility. Etsy listings usually need rewriting, because titles written for Etsy search rarely work well on your own site. ### Do I need to show prices including VAT? If you sell to consumers, yes. The Price Marking Order 2004 requires consumer prices to include VAT. Trade-only shops can show prices excluding VAT, and mixed shops can show both or switch display for logged-in trade accounts. We set this up as part of the build. ### Will my products show on Google Shopping? We set up a Google Merchant Centre feed, which makes products eligible for free Shopping listings. Google decides what appears, so we cannot promise placements. We do make sure your feed has the required attributes, such as GTIN and brand, so products are not rejected for missing data. ### How long does an ecommerce site take to build? It depends mostly on how ready your product data is. A shop with a clean spreadsheet of products and photos moves much faster than one where descriptions still need writing. We give you a timetable in the quote once we know your product count and integrations. ### Who owns the shop when it is finished? You do. The domain, the store, the product data and the customer list are yours. On Shopify the account is in your name. On WooCommerce you get full admin access and the files. There is no lock-in if you later want someone else to look after it. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Online Shop Design for UK Small Businesses Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/online-shop-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design creates online shops for UK makers, independent retailers and small brands, from £750 + VAT. We design the shop around how your customers browse: simple navigation, useful filters, honest delivery costs shown early and a short checkout with guest buying, so more of the people who add to basket actually pay. Price: From £750 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your shop is a stock theme and looks like a hundred others - Customers email to ask about delivery because the site does not say - People cannot find products without scrolling through everything - Your checkout asks for an account before anyone can pay - Your Instagram followers like your products but rarely buy from the site - You run a physical shop and the website feels like an afterthought ## Key facts - Online shops from £750 + VAT on Shopify or WooCommerce - Baymard Institute puts the average documented cart abandonment rate at 70.22% across 50 studies - Guest checkout as standard, because Baymard found 18% of US shoppers abandoned when forced to create an account - Delivery cost and dispatch times shown on product pages, not saved for the last step - Filters and menus planned from your real product range, not a generic theme demo - Designed and tested at phone width first - Returns and delivery pages written in plain English ## Why small online shops lose sales Most small shops do not have a traffic problem first. They have a leak. The Baymard Institute, which has run large scale checkout usability research for years, puts the average documented cart abandonment rate at 70.22%, based on 50 studies (figure last updated September 2025). Some of that is just browsing. The rest is fixable. When Baymard asked US shoppers why they left during checkout, the top answers were: - Extra costs such as delivery, tax or fees were too high: 40% - Delivery was too slow: 20% - They did not trust the site with card details: 19% - The site wanted them to create an account: 18% - The checkout was too long or complicated: 17% - The returns policy was not good enough: 13% Every one of those is a design decision. Show delivery prices and dispatch times early. Let people check out as a guest. Look like a real business. Keep the form short. Write a returns policy a customer can understand in ten seconds. ## Designing the shop around your products A shop selling 30 candles needs different navigation from one selling 3,000 car parts. Before designing anything we put your product list in a spreadsheet and look at how customers would naturally group it: by room, by occasion, by size, by material, by vehicle. That gives us the menu, the collection pages and the filters. Filters only earn their place if they cut a list down quickly, so we use the attributes your customers actually choose by. For clothing that is size and colour. For furniture it might be width and finish. For gifts it is often price band and recipient. Search matters once you pass a few hundred products. Shopify and WooCommerce both have built in search, and we can add predictive search so suggestions appear as people type. On phones the search box stays visible, not hidden behind an icon nobody notices. ## A checkout that gets out of the way Baymard's testing suggests an ideal checkout needs only 7 to 8 form fields, against an average of 14.88 fields on US sites. We cut ours down by: - Offering guest checkout, with an optional account after payment - Using postcode address lookup where the platform or an app supports it - Putting Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal buttons near the top so mobile buyers can skip typing - Combining first and last name fields where the platform allows - Hiding the discount code box behind a link so it does not send people off hunting for codes On Shopify the checkout itself is controlled by Shopify, so we focus on the basket, the delivery options and the branding around it. On WooCommerce we can change more, which is useful if you need extra fields such as engraving text or a delivery date. ## Looking trustworthy when nobody has heard of you A new shop has to borrow trust. The cheapest way to earn it is to look like a real, reachable business: - Your company name, registered address and company number in the footer, as the Companies (Trading Disclosures) Regulations 2008 require for limited companies - A phone number or at least a named email address - A real about page with photos of you, your workshop or your shop - Clear delivery and returns pages that link from every product - Reviews, if you collect them through a recognised service Photography does more for trust than any badge. Natural light, a plain background and a shot of the product in use beat a single blurry phone photo. Our product page design work goes into the detail. ## Online shops for businesses with a real shop too If you also trade from a high street unit, market stall or workshop, the website should work with that, not against it. We set up click-and-collect with a collection time window, local delivery by postcode for nearby customers and, where your till supports it, stock sync so you do not sell the last one twice. Shopify POS keeps both in one system. WooCommerce can connect to several EPOS systems through their own plugins. We also add your shop to the site as a proper location page with opening hours and a map, which helps your retail business in local searches as well as online. For the full list of what our package covers, see ecommerce website design. ## What you get - Home page that shows bestsellers, new arrivals and what makes you different - Menu and filter structure based on your catalogue - Collection and product templates designed mobile first - Guest checkout with wallet payments such as Apple Pay and Google Pay - Delivery, returns, FAQs and about pages that answer the questions customers email - Trust details in the footer: company number, address and contact options - Basic email capture for launch offers and new products ## FAQs ### How much does it cost to set up an online shop? dijitul designs and builds online shops from £750 + VAT. On top of that you pay for your platform plan or hosting, any paid apps, your domain and card processing fees charged by Stripe, PayPal or Shopify Payments. We list every running cost in your quote so there are no surprises after launch. ### Is it worth having my own shop if I already sell on Etsy? Many makers keep both. Etsy brings buyers who are already browsing. Your own shop lets you keep the customer relationship, avoid marketplace rules and build your brand in search. A common setup is Etsy for discovery, with repeat customers and social followers sent to your own site. ### Do customers have to create an account to buy? Not on shops we build. Guest checkout is on by default, because forcing an account is a known reason people abandon. Customers can choose to create an account after paying, which keeps their order history and makes the next purchase quicker. ### Can I add products myself after launch? Yes. Shopify and WooCommerce both let you add products, change prices, upload photos and manage stock without touching code. We train you on your own shop before launch, with a recorded walkthrough you can go back to when you forget a step. ### How many products can you load for launch? The package covers the product and category structure plus import from a clean spreadsheet or your old platform. Very large catalogues, or products that need writing from scratch, are priced in the quote. Product copy and extra design time beyond the package are £45 an hour + VAT. ### Will my shop work on phones? It is designed for phones first. We test the menu, filters, basket and checkout on real iPhone and Android devices, including the bank's 3D Secure step during payment, before anything goes live. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # B2B Ecommerce Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/b2b-ecommerce-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds B2B and trade ecommerce websites for UK wholesalers, distributors and manufacturers, from £750 + VAT. We set up approved trade accounts, prices shown excluding VAT, customer specific price lists, minimum order quantities, quote requests and quick reordering on Shopify or WooCommerce. ERP and complex integrations get a fixed quote. Price: From £750 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Trade customers still email or phone orders in, and someone retypes them - You send out PDF price lists that are out of date the day they are printed - Every customer has slightly different pricing and nobody can keep track - Your website shows retail prices including VAT and confuses trade buyers - Buyers want to reorder last month's order but have to start from scratch - Your rep is the only person who knows what each account pays ## Key facts - B2B ecommerce builds from £750 + VAT, with ERP or bespoke integrations quoted separately - Trade prices can be shown excluding VAT, because the Price Marking Order 2004 covers sales to consumers - Shopify extended core B2B features such as company accounts, catalogues and payment terms beyond Shopify Plus in April 2026, according to Shopifreaks - WooCommerce handles trade pricing through established wholesale plugins - Approval step so only verified businesses see trade prices - Quick order forms and one click reorder for repeat buyers - Mixed B2C and B2B shops can switch VAT display by customer type ## How B2B ecommerce differs from a consumer shop A consumer shop is built for a first time buyer who needs persuading. A trade shop is built for a repeat buyer who already knows what they want and wants it ordered in two minutes. That changes nearly every page. - **Login before price.** Many wholesalers hide prices until a business account is approved. Others show a list price and reveal account pricing after login. - **Ordering by SKU.** Buyers often have a part number in front of them. A quick order form where they type codes and quantities beats browsing. - **Pack sizes and minimums.** Sold in boxes of 50, a minimum order value, or price breaks at 10, 50 and 100 units. - **Paying on account.** Established customers expect 30 day terms, not a card payment every time. - **Documents.** Data sheets, safety sheets, CAD files and certificates of conformity attached to products. If you also sell to the public, we can run both from one store. Retail visitors see VAT inclusive prices. Logged in trade accounts see their own prices excluding VAT. ## VAT display for trade and retail buyers The Price Marking Order 2004 requires prices shown to consumers to include VAT. The Order defines a consumer as an individual buying for purposes outside their business, so a trade only site can show prices excluding VAT, as long as it is obvious that is what they are. We label every price clearly as ex VAT and show the VAT amount and total in the basket and on the invoice. For mixed shops the risk is a member of the public seeing ex VAT prices and thinking they are being misled. The usual fixes are a VAT toggle that defaults to including VAT for visitors who are not logged in, or separate trade pricing visible only after account approval. Both are standard on Shopify and WooCommerce. You can also collect and store a customer's VAT number on their account; HMRC offers an online service to check UK VAT numbers are valid. ## Shopify B2B or WooCommerce wholesale? For a long time, proper B2B on Shopify meant Shopify Plus. That has changed. Shopifreaks reported that in April 2026 Shopify extended key native B2B features, including company accounts, catalogues, quantity rules, volume pricing and payment terms, to its standard plans. Third party guides report that some features, such as unlimited B2B catalogues and deposits, remain on Plus, so we check your needs against the current plan list before recommending it. WooCommerce gets B2B features from plugins. Established options handle wholesale roles, tiered pricing, hidden prices, minimum orders and quote requests. The advantage is flexibility and no per order platform fee. The trade off is that you, or your WooCommerce developer, look after plugin updates and compatibility. If your business is mostly B2B and price rules are complicated, WooCommerce often gives more room. If you want less to maintain, Shopify is now a serious option even for smaller wholesalers. ## Connecting to your accounts, stock and ERP The real time saver in B2B is not the website. It is the orders arriving in your systems without anyone retyping them. Our Ecommerce package covers accounts or EPOS integration where a ready made connector exists, such as orders flowing into Xero or QuickBooks. Bigger setups, such as two way sync with Sage 200, an ERP, a warehouse system or a custom pricing engine, are scoped and given a fixed quote. Where off the shelf connectors do not exist, our sister company dijitul developments builds custom integrations and web apps. We will tell you early if your integration falls into that category so the budget is clear before anything starts. ## Making it easy for trade buyers to come back Repeat orders are the whole point of a trade shop, so the account area gets as much design attention as the home page. We include order history with one click reorder, saved delivery addresses for customers with several sites, downloadable invoices and, where your platform supports it, multiple buyers under one company account. Product pages for trade work best with a specification table, pack size and lead time near the price. Our product page design work covers that layout. Manufacturers who also need a brochure style site explaining capabilities can see our web design for manufacturers page. To get a price, send us your number of products, customer groups and systems through the quote form. ## What you get - Trade account application form with manual or automatic approval - Price lists or catalogues per customer group - Excluding VAT display for trade, including VAT for retail where you sell to both - Minimum order quantities, pack sizes and volume price breaks - Quick order form by SKU and a reorder button in the account area - Request a quote flow for large or custom orders - Pay by card or on account with invoice terms where your platform supports it ## FAQs ### How much does a B2B ecommerce website cost? dijitul builds B2B and trade shops from £750 + VAT on Shopify or WooCommerce, covering trade accounts, price rules, ex VAT pricing and ready made accounts integration. Two way ERP sync, custom pricing logic or very large catalogues are given a fixed quote after we have seen your systems. ### Can I show prices without VAT on my website? If you only sell to businesses, yes, provided prices are clearly labelled as excluding VAT. The Price Marking Order 2004 applies to consumer sales. If members of the public can buy, show VAT inclusive prices to them and keep ex VAT pricing for approved trade accounts. ### Can different customers see different prices? Yes. Customers are placed in groups or companies, each with its own price list or percentage discount. Shopify does this with B2B catalogues, and WooCommerce with wholesale plugins. You can also set individual prices for your biggest accounts. ### Can trade customers pay on account instead of by card? Yes. Approved accounts can check out without paying immediately, and the order is invoiced with your normal terms, such as 30 days. You can keep card payment for new or one-off customers and switch an account to terms once you are happy with them. ### Can one site sell to both trade and the public? Yes. Visitors who are not logged in see retail prices including VAT. Approved trade customers log in and see their own pricing, excluding VAT, plus any trade only products. One stock pool and one order system run behind both. ### Do you need Shopify Plus for B2B? Not always any more. Shopify brought core B2B features such as company accounts and payment terms to standard plans in 2026, according to industry reports. Some advanced features remain on Plus, so we check your requirements against the current plan list before recommending one. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Product Page Design for UK Online Shops Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/product-page-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design designs product pages that answer a buyer's questions before they ask: clear photos, the price with delivery and stock, simple variant choices and a visible add to basket button. Product templates are part of every ecommerce build from £750 + VAT, and we improve existing Shopify or WooCommerce product pages at £45 an hour + VAT. Price: From £750 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Customers email to ask the size, the material or when it will arrive - The add to basket button is below the fold on phones - Choosing a size or colour is fiddly and people pick the wrong one - Your photos are small, dark or all different shapes - Product pages load slowly because images are several megabytes each - Descriptions are copied from the supplier and identical to every other shop - Search Console shows product snippet warnings you do not understand ## Key facts - Product templates come with every ecommerce build from £750 + VAT - Improvements to an existing shop's product pages are £45 an hour + VAT - Price, stock, delivery cost and dispatch time sit next to the add to basket button - Product schema with Offer, price, currency and availability on every product - Google Merchant Centre will require product images of at least 500 x 500 pixels from 31 January 2027, per Google's product data specification - Main product image sized and loaded to keep Largest Contentful Paint within Google's 2.5 second good threshold - Variant buttons and controls sized for thumbs, meeting WCAG 2.2 AA target size rules ## What a buyer needs to see without scrolling On a phone, the first screen of a product page has to do most of the selling. In order, a buyer is looking for: - **A clear main photo** that shows exactly what they get. - **The product name** written the way people search, such as Solid oak bedside table with drawer rather than Ashby BT01. - **The price**, including VAT for consumers, with any sale price shown honestly. - **Delivery cost and timing**, for example free over a set basket value or dispatched within 2 working days. - **Stock status**, with low stock shown only when it is true. - **The variant choice** and a large add to basket button. Everything else, from the full description to reviews and care instructions, can sit further down. We design the template around that order and test it at phone widths before the desktop layout is even drawn. ## Photos and video that do the selling Buyers cannot pick a product up, so photos have to answer the questions a shop assistant normally would. A good set usually includes a plain background shot, an in use or lifestyle shot, a close up of the material or detail, a shot that shows scale, and every colour option photographed rather than recoloured. Technically, we ask for square images of at least 2048 pixels on the long side, the size Shopify's own guidance recommends for zoom. Google's product data specification says Merchant Centre will require product images of at least 500 x 500 pixels from 31 January 2027, so small legacy photos will need replacing anyway. We serve images as WebP or AVIF in several sizes so a phone downloads a small file and a large monitor gets a sharp one. The main image is usually the Largest Contentful Paint element. Web.dev sets the good threshold for LCP at 2.5 seconds, so we load that image first and lazy load the rest of the gallery. ## Variants, sizes and options that do not confuse Dropdown menus hide choices. Where there are only a handful of options, we use buttons or colour swatches so a buyer can see everything at once. Out of stock options stay visible but greyed out, with a back in stock email signup, rather than disappearing and leaving the buyer wondering. For clothing and footwear a size guide with measurements in centimetres and inches, plus a note on fit, cuts returns. For furniture and homeware, dimensions belong next to the price, not hidden in a tab. Personalised products need character counts and a preview where possible. WCAG 2.2 introduced a minimum target size of 24 by 24 CSS pixels for controls at level AA. Swatches and size buttons are classic offenders, so we size them for real thumbs and keep labels readable for screen readers, which is part of our accessible web design approach. ## Descriptions written for people and for search Supplier descriptions are on dozens of other sites. Google has little reason to rank your copy of them. A better product description starts with who the product is for and the problem it solves, then covers the facts: materials, dimensions, weight, care, compatibility and what is in the box. We structure that into a short opening paragraph, a bullet list of key features, and a specification table that can be scanned. If you have hundreds of products, we write a template and a few examples so your team can follow the same pattern. Extra copywriting is charged at £45 an hour + VAT or covered in your quote. ## Product schema and rich results Product pages should carry structured data so search engines understand them. We add Product markup with name, image, description, brand, SKU and GTIN where you have one, plus an Offer with price, priceCurrency, availability and the product URL. Where it fits, we add shipping details and a return policy using the schema.org types Google documents for merchant listings, and review markup only for genuine reviews collected on your site. The same product data feeds your Google Merchant Centre listing, so title, price and availability on the page and in the feed always match. A mismatch is one of the common reasons Merchant Centre disapproves products. For the bigger picture of how a shop is planned and built, see ecommerce website design or our approach to conversion-focused web design. ## What you get - Product page template designed for phones first, then desktop - Image gallery with zoom, swipe and optional video - Variant selector with clear out of stock states - Delivery, returns and dispatch information block - Specification table and size guide where relevant - Product schema markup and Merchant Centre ready product data - Related products and recently viewed sections ## FAQs ### Can you redesign just the product pages on my existing shop? Yes. On Shopify we edit or rebuild the product template in your theme. On WooCommerce we work with your theme or a block template. Improvements to an existing shop are £45 an hour + VAT, and we estimate the hours before starting so you know the likely cost. ### What size should product photos be? Square images of at least 2048 pixels on each side work well for zoom on Shopify and most WooCommerce themes. Keep the same aspect ratio across the shop so grids line up. Google Merchant Centre will require at least 500 x 500 pixels from January 2027, according to Google's product data specification. ### Should I put delivery costs on product pages? Yes. Unexpected extra costs are the most common reason people abandon a checkout in the Baymard Institute's research. UK drip pricing rules under the DMCC Act 2024 also expect mandatory charges to be clear up front. A short delivery block near the price solves both. ### Do product reviews help sales? Reviews answer the trust question for new buyers, especially on higher priced items. Collect them through your platform or a recognised review app after delivery, and never edit, invent or selectively hide them. Fake or concealed reviews are banned under the DMCC Act 2024. ### Why do my product pages load slowly? The usual causes are oversized photos, too many apps or plugins loading scripts on every page, and video embeds loading straight away. We resize and convert images to WebP or AVIF, load the main image first and remove scripts the page does not need. ### What is product schema and do I need it? Product schema is structured data that tells search engines the name, price, availability and other details of a product. Shopify themes and WooCommerce add some automatically, but often incompletely. We check it, fill the gaps such as brand and GTIN, and test it with Google's Rich Results Test. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Booking Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/booking-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds booking websites for UK salons, clinics, personal trainers, tutors, tour operators and other appointment based businesses, from £250 + VAT. We connect a booking system such as Calendly, SimplyBook.me, Fresha or Amelia, set up deposits and reminders, and design the site so a visitor can book in under a minute on a phone. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Half your day goes on answering calls and messages just to book people in - Clients book through Instagram DMs and things get missed - No shows cost you money and you have no way to take a deposit - Your booking link opens a page that looks nothing like your business - The booking widget is slow or breaks on phones - You pay for a booking tool but most bookings still come by phone ## Key facts - Booking websites from £250 + VAT, with larger multi service sites on our Business package from £500 + VAT - We work with the booking tool that suits you, including Calendly, SimplyBook.me, Fresha and Amelia - Deposits or full payment at booking through Stripe or PayPal to cut no shows - Book now button on every page and click to call for people who prefer to phone - SimplyBook.me is listed on Google's Reserve with Google partner directory, and Fresha documents its own Reserve with Google setup - Booking forms collect only what you need, in line with UK GDPR - You keep ownership of the website and the domain ## Choosing a booking system The booking tool matters more than the website around it, because it is what your clients use and what you live in every day. We do not resell any of them and we are happy to work with whatever you already pay for. The common choices for small UK businesses are: | Tool | What it is | Often suits | | Calendly | Hosted scheduling that links to your Google or Outlook calendar | Consultants, coaches, sales calls, simple one to one meetings | | SimplyBook.me | Hosted booking system with services, staff, payments and a client area | Clinics, tutors, tours, classes and multi staff services | | Fresha | Salon and spa software with a public marketplace and card payments | Hair, beauty, nails, barbers, massage | | Amelia | WordPress plugin, so bookings and data sit on your own site | Businesses that want everything inside a WordPress site | Check how each charges. Fresha, for example, charges a fee on new clients who find you through its marketplace; Zenoti's UK comparison lists it at 20% with a £4 minimum. Calendly and SimplyBook.me use monthly plans. Amelia is a plugin licence. We help you compare on your actual numbers before you commit. ## Embed or link: how the booking fits into your site There are two ways to add booking to a website, and both work. - **Embedded.** The booking calendar sits inside a page on your site. Visitors never leave, which feels joined up. The downside is that some widgets are heavy and slow the page, so we load them only on the booking page, not across the whole site. - **Linked.** The Book now button opens the provider's booking page, branded with your logo and colours. It loads fast and is reliable on phones, and the provider looks after updates. Plugin based tools such as Amelia sit natively inside WordPress, so there is no third party page at all. That gives the most control, but you are responsible for updates and hosting. Either way, we put a book button in the header, at the end of every service page and in a sticky bar on phones, because people decide to book at different points. ## Deposits, cancellations and no shows The quickest way to reduce no shows is to take a deposit. Most booking tools take card payments through Stripe, PayPal or their own payment service at the moment of booking. Card payments go through Strong Customer Authentication, so your client may need to approve the payment in their banking app, which the provider handles. We help you set rules that are fair and clear: how much deposit, when it becomes non refundable and how to reschedule. Those rules go on the booking page and in the confirmation email, not buried in terms. If you sell services online to consumers, the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 give a 14 day cancellation right in many cases. There are exemptions for some services tied to a specific date, so ask a solicitor to check your wording rather than copying another business's terms. Reminder emails and texts 24 to 48 hours before an appointment also help. Booking reminders are service messages rather than marketing, but keep marketing consent separate on the form, as PECR requires. ## Getting bookings from Google Many bookings start on Google Maps or in a search for something like nail salon near me. Your Google Business Profile can carry a booking link, and some systems go further with Reserve with Google, which puts a Book button on your listing so customers book without visiting your site. SimplyBook.me appears on Google's partner directory, and Fresha publishes its own setup guide, which notes that your business name and address must match exactly. Your own site still matters. Service pages that describe each treatment, its duration and price give Google and customers more to go on than a booking widget alone. We write those pages and add LocalBusiness schema with your opening hours. For sector specific advice, see web design for salons, clinics or gyms. ## Which package fits a booking website? A small booking site with a few service pages and an embedded or linked calendar fits our Starter package, from £250 + VAT. A site with a page per treatment or service, written to rank locally, sits on the Business package, from £500 + VAT. The booking tool's own subscription or fees are paid directly to the provider. If you need something no off the shelf tool does, such as complex resource scheduling or a booking engine tied into other systems, that becomes a fixed quote. See our prices or get in touch with the tool you use now. ## What you get - Website designed around one main action: book - Booking system chosen, configured and embedded or linked - Service list with durations, prices and staff where relevant - Deposit, cancellation and rescheduling rules set up in the booking tool - Confirmation and reminder emails, and SMS where your tool supports it - Google Business Profile booking link set up - Booking conversion tracking in Google Analytics ## FAQs ### How much does a booking website cost? dijitul builds booking websites from £250 + VAT for a small site with an embedded or linked booking calendar. Larger sites with a page per service start from £500 + VAT. The booking tool's subscription or commission is separate and paid straight to the provider. ### Which booking system should I use? It depends on your business. Calendly suits simple one to one meetings, Fresha is built for salons, SimplyBook.me handles classes, staff and resources, and Amelia keeps everything inside WordPress. We compare them against how you work and what you pay now, and we do not take commission from any of them. ### Can clients pay a deposit when they book? Yes. Most booking tools take card payments through Stripe, PayPal or their own payment service. We set the deposit amount, when it becomes non refundable and how cancellations work, then make those rules clear on the booking page and in the confirmation email. ### Can people book from my Google listing? Yes. You can add a booking link to your Google Business Profile. Some systems, including SimplyBook.me and Fresha, also support Reserve with Google, which adds a Book button directly on your listing. We set up whichever your booking tool supports. ### Can I keep my existing booking system? Usually, yes. If clients already know your booking page and your diary is set up, we design the new website around it. We only suggest a change if the current tool is causing problems, such as being slow on phones or not supporting deposits. ### Is customer booking data safe? Hosted tools store booking data on their own servers, so check their UK GDPR terms. If you are a clinic or therapist, health details are special category data and need extra care. We keep forms short and only collect what you need to deliver the appointment. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Membership Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/membership-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds membership websites for UK clubs, professional associations, coaches and course creators, usually on WordPress with MemberPress or WooCommerce Memberships. Membership platforms are priced as a fixed quote after a short scoping call, because cost depends on levels, payments and content. A WooCommerce shop with member perks can start from £750 + VAT. ## Problems this solves - You manage members in a spreadsheet and chase renewals by email - Members forget passwords and email you every week - Your members area is a shared Google Drive link anyone could forward - You pay a hosted platform a percentage of every subscription - Renewals fail when cards expire and nobody notices - Cancelling is so awkward that members complain, or so easy nobody is reminded what they lose ## Key facts - Membership platforms are given a fixed quote before any work starts - Built on WordPress with MemberPress, WooCommerce Memberships or Paid Memberships Pro, chosen to fit - WooCommerce Memberships needs the separate WooCommerce Subscriptions extension for recurring billing - Recurring card payments through Stripe or PayPal, with the first payment authenticated under Strong Customer Authentication - Law firm Lewis Silkin reports the DMCC Act subscription contract rules are due to take effect in January 2027 - Members only pages, files and videos protected by login, with content released on a schedule if you want - You own the site and the member data, with no platform taking a cut of every payment ## Who a membership website suits A membership site is any site where people pay, or register, to see or do more. The common UK cases we plan for are: - **Clubs and societies** taking annual subscriptions, with a member directory and event discounts. - **Professional associations** with grades of membership, CPD records and members only resources. - **Coaches and trainers** selling monthly access to programmes, video libraries or live sessions. - **Course creators** selling lessons released week by week. - **Shops** offering a paid club with free delivery or member prices. Each one needs different features, which is why we scope first and give a fixed quote rather than a package price. ## MemberPress, WooCommerce Memberships or Paid Memberships Pro We usually build membership sites on WordPress, using one of three established plugins. We do not get commission from any of them. | Plugin | Strengths | Watch out for | | MemberPress | All in one: levels, access rules, Stripe and PayPal billing, coupons and a basic course builder | Premium annual licence; email marketing relies on integrations | | WooCommerce Memberships | Ideal if you already sell products in WooCommerce, with member discounts and gated content | Needs WooCommerce Subscriptions as well for recurring billing, so two licences | | Paid Memberships Pro | Free core plugin with paid add ons; flexible | More setup and more add ons to keep updated | Those notes on licences come from Convesio's comparison of the plugins; check each vendor's current pricing before you buy. If you are starting from scratch, MemberPress is often the simplest. If you already run a WooCommerce shop, WooCommerce Memberships keeps everything in one system. ## Recurring payments that keep working Most of the admin pain in a membership business comes from payments, not content. When a member signs up, their bank will usually ask them to approve the first payment through Strong Customer Authentication. Later renewals are normally taken by the business without the member present, which payment providers handle as merchant initiated payments, so members are not asked to approve every month. Cards still expire and get replaced. We set up automatic retries for failed payments, an email asking the member to update their card with a direct link to do it, and an admin alert when a member falls into arrears. Stripe and PayPal both support this, and MemberPress and WooCommerce Subscriptions use their features. If you want to offer Klarna or other pay later options on memberships, check carefully. Stripe's own guidance says that from 15 July 2026, when UK deferred payment credit came under FCA rules, only Klarna's pay in full option remains available for off session subscription charges. ## New UK subscription rules coming The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 includes a regime for consumer subscription contracts. Law firm Lewis Silkin reported in September 2026 that it is due to take effect in January 2027, after several delays. Its summary of the rules covers three things a membership site will need to handle: - Clearer key information before someone subscribes, such as price, renewal frequency and how to cancel. - Reminder notices at set points, so members can review the subscription and cancel if they choose. - A straightforward way to cancel, without barriers designed to keep people paying. The detail is still being finalised through secondary legislation and guidance, so take legal advice on your terms. What we can do now is design sign up and cancellation flows that are easy to adjust, and pick plugins that can send reminder emails at whatever points the final rules require. ## Protecting content and keeping the site fast Members only pages are hidden from anyone not logged in, and from search engines unless you choose to show a teaser. Downloads are served through the plugin so a copied link does not work for non members. Video works best on a private host such as Vimeo with domain restrictions, rather than an unlisted YouTube link anyone can share. Logged in pages cannot be cached in the same way as public pages, so membership sites need better hosting than a brochure site. Our sister company dijihost provides hosting, and we size it to your member numbers. If your plans go beyond what a plugin can do, such as a custom member portal or an app, we will tell you at the scoping stage and point you to the right route. Get in touch with your membership levels and rough member numbers for a fixed quote. ## What you get - Membership levels with their own prices, terms and access rules - Sign up, payment and welcome email flow - Members area with dashboard, account details and billing history - Protected pages, downloads and video, with optional drip release - Recurring billing with failed payment retries and card update emails - Admin reports on active, lapsed and cancelled members - Clear renewal reminders and a simple cancel option ## FAQs ### How much does a membership website cost? dijitul prices membership platforms as a fixed quote, because cost depends on the number of membership levels, payment rules, content types and integrations. You get the price in writing before any work starts. A WooCommerce shop that adds a members club can start from our Ecommerce package at £750 + VAT. ### Is MemberPress or WooCommerce Memberships better? MemberPress is an all in one membership plugin and usually simpler for a site built from scratch. WooCommerce Memberships suits businesses already selling products through WooCommerce, but needs WooCommerce Subscriptions as well for recurring payments. We recommend one after seeing what you sell and how members pay. ### Can members pay monthly by card? Yes. Recurring billing runs through Stripe or PayPal. The first payment is usually approved in the member's banking app under Strong Customer Authentication, and later renewals are taken automatically. Failed payments trigger retries and an email asking the member to update their card. ### What do the new UK subscription rules mean for my site? The DMCC Act 2024 subscription regime, reported by Lewis Silkin as due in January 2027, requires clearer upfront information, reminder notices and easy cancellation. We build sign up, reminder and cancel flows that can be adjusted once the final rules and guidance are published. Get legal advice on your terms. ### Can I move members from another platform? Usually. Member details can be imported from a spreadsheet or export file. Moving active recurring payments is harder, because card details stay with the payment provider. If you already use Stripe, subscriptions can often be connected to the new site. Otherwise members may need to re-enter card details once. ### Can I sell online courses on a membership site? Yes. MemberPress includes a course builder, and dedicated learning plugins can add quizzes and certificates. Lessons can be released on a schedule, such as one module a week, and members can see their progress. We scope the course features as part of your quote. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Directory Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/directory-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds directory websites for UK local guides, trade associations, niche listings sites and member directories. We set up searchable listings with filters and maps, business submissions with moderation, and free or paid listing tiers, usually on WordPress with an established directory plugin. Directories are priced as a fixed quote once we know the listing types and features. ## Problems this solves - Your member or supplier list is a PDF nobody can search - Listings go out of date and nobody updates them - Spam submissions flood the site the week it launches - You want to charge for featured listings but cannot take payments - Directory pages are thin and Google ignores them - Your map is slow or shows a grey box with a billing error ## Key facts - Directory sites are priced as a fixed quote after scoping, with the price agreed before work starts - Usually built on WordPress with an established directory plugin such as GeoDirectory, Directorist or HivePress - Search by keyword, category and location, with filters for the details your users care about - Maps through Google Maps Platform, which needs an API key and a billing account, or OpenStreetMap based alternatives - Free, featured and paid listing tiers with recurring payments through Stripe or PayPal - Every listing gets its own indexable page with LocalBusiness or Organization schema - Moderation queue so nothing goes live without approval ## Types of directory we build Directories share the same building blocks, but the purpose changes what matters most. - **Local business guides** for a town or county, earning from featured listings and advertising. - **Trade and professional bodies** with a find a member search, where only members appear and listings sync with membership status. - **Niche directories** such as wedding suppliers, holiday cottages, dog friendly venues or specialist repairers. - **Internal or partner directories** for franchise locations, stockists or approved installers. A find a stockist page on a brand's own site is often much simpler than a full directory, and may fit a standard package. A public directory with paid listings and owner logins is a bigger build, which is why it is quoted separately. ## Search, filters and maps A directory lives or dies on whether someone can find a result in a couple of taps. We plan listing fields from the searches your users make: category, location, opening hours, price range, accessibility, services offered, accreditation. Those fields become filters, and the important ones also become landing pages. Location search usually means postcode or town lookup plus a radius, with results shown as a list and a map. Google Maps Platform needs an API key tied to a billing account, and charges by usage above its free allowances, so a busy directory can run up costs. OpenStreetMap based maps through libraries such as Leaflet avoid per map fees, though you still need a geocoding service to turn postcodes into coordinates. We pick the option that fits your traffic and budget, and we cap API usage so a spike cannot produce a nasty bill. On phones, the list comes first and the map is a tap away. Full screen maps that trap the scroll are a common mobile complaint, so we avoid them. ## Submissions, claims and moderation Most directories let businesses add or claim their own listing. That saves you data entry, but it brings spam. We add a moderation queue so new and edited listings wait for approval, spam protection such as Cloudflare Turnstile or reCAPTCHA on forms, and email verification before a claim is accepted. Owners get a dashboard to update details, photos and opening hours, and to renew paid plans. Reminder emails before a listing expires keep data fresh. If you are importing an existing list, we map it from a spreadsheet and flag missing fields before launch. Check two legal points early. If listings include sole traders, that is personal data under UK GDPR, so you need a lawful basis and a privacy notice. If users can post reviews or messages that others see, ask whether the Online Safety Act 2023 applies; Ofcom publishes a tool to help services check. ## Making directory pages rank Search engines are wary of directories, because many are thin pages of scraped data. To rank, each listing needs something real: a proper description, photos, opening hours, services and ideally reviews. Category and location pages need their own introductions, not just a list of results. We generate clean URLs such as /plumbers/mansfield/ rather than query strings, add LocalBusiness or Organization schema to listing pages, and stop filter combinations from creating thousands of near duplicate pages that waste crawl budget. Empty category and location combinations are kept out of the index until they have listings. Our SEO-friendly web design principles apply throughout. ## Plugin or custom build? An established WordPress directory plugin covers listings, search, maps, submissions and paid plans for most projects. It keeps costs down and gives you an admin you can run yourself. We build on WordPress unless there is a good reason not to. If you need matching logic, complex data feeds, an API for partners or a mobile app on the same data, a plugin starts to fight you. That is the point to consider a custom application, which our sister company dijitul developments builds. We tell you which side of that line you are on during scoping. Get in touch with your listing types, rough number of listings and how you plan to earn from the site. ## What you get - Listing types and custom fields planned around what users search by - Search, filters and map view - Front end submission form with moderation and spam protection - Owner dashboards so businesses can claim and edit their listing - Free and paid listing plans with recurring billing - Category and location landing pages written to rank - Admin training on approvals, renewals and data imports ## FAQs ### How much does a directory website cost? dijitul prices directory websites as a fixed quote, because cost depends on the number of listing types, search features, maps, paid plans and data imports. We scope it with you and confirm the price in writing before work starts. Map API and premium plugin licences are listed separately. ### Can businesses pay for featured listings? Yes. We set up free, featured and premium plans with different visibility, photos and fields. Payments run through Stripe or PayPal, either one off or recurring, and listings automatically downgrade or expire if a renewal fails. Owners get reminder emails before their plan ends. ### Do I need Google Maps on my directory? Not necessarily. Google Maps Platform needs an API key and a billing account and charges by usage above its free allowances. OpenStreetMap based maps avoid per map fees. For small directories, a list with town filters may be enough and loads faster on phones. ### How do you stop spam listings? New and edited listings go into a moderation queue, forms use spam protection such as Cloudflare Turnstile or reCAPTCHA, and claims need email verification. You approve listings from the admin area or from a link in the notification email. ### Can I import my existing list of businesses? Yes. We import from a spreadsheet or CSV, map each column to a listing field and geocode addresses so they appear on the map. We flag missing or duplicate entries first so you launch with clean data. ### Will a directory rank on Google? It can, if listings are genuinely useful. Thin pages with only a name and phone number rarely rank. Detailed listings, written category and location pages, schema markup and control over filter URLs give a directory a much better chance. Nobody can honestly promise rankings. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Portfolio Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/portfolio-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds portfolio websites for UK photographers, designers, architects, illustrators, makers and tradespeople who win work by showing it, from £250 + VAT. We design fast image galleries and project pages that explain the brief and result, add a clear enquiry route, and set up image metadata and schema so your work can be found and credited. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your best work is buried on Instagram where nobody can find it in six months - Galleries take ages to load and people leave before the first photo - Your site is a grid of pictures with no words, so Google has nothing to rank - You cannot add a new project without paying someone - People admire the work but do not get in touch - Your images turn up on other sites with no credit ## Key facts - Portfolio websites from £250 + VAT, or from £500 + VAT with a page per service written to rank - Images served as WebP or AVIF in several sizes so galleries stay fast on phones - Project pages that tell the story: brief, approach, result - Copyright, creator and credit metadata kept in your images so Google Images can show it - Galleries and lightboxes that work with keyboards and screen readers - Easy to add new projects yourself, with no developer needed - Clear enquiry form and click to call on every project page ## Who needs a portfolio website If clients choose you by looking at what you have done, your website is your shop window. That covers more businesses than people think: - Photographers and videographers, from weddings to commercial work - Graphic designers, illustrators and artists - Architects, interior designers and garden designers - Furniture makers, kitchen fitters and joiners - Builders, landscapers and other trades with before and after photos - Freelancers who need a professional home for their CV and case studies A social media profile is not enough on its own. Posts get buried, you do not control the layout, and Google indexes little of it. A portfolio site gives you a permanent, searchable home for your work. For sector advice see web design for photographers or web design for builders. ## Fast galleries without losing quality Portfolio sites are image heavy by nature, which makes them easy to get slow. The fix is technical, not a compromise on quality: - We serve each image in several widths and let the browser pick the right one for the screen. - Modern formats such as WebP and AVIF are typically much smaller than JPEG at similar visual quality. - The first visible image loads straight away and the rest load as you scroll. - Image dimensions are set in the code so the page does not jump as photos appear. That last point matters for Cumulative Layout Shift. Web.dev sets the good thresholds at 2.5 seconds for Largest Contentful Paint and 0.1 for CLS, and galleries are where both often fail. You upload full size images and the site handles the resizing, so you never need to export five versions of each photo. ## Project pages that win work A grid of pictures shows talent. A project page shows how you work, which is what a client is really buying. We build a template that makes writing one quick: - **The brief:** who the client was, in general terms if needed, and what they wanted. - **The approach:** the decisions you made and why. - **The result:** the finished work, and the outcome if you can share it. - **Key facts:** location, timescale, materials or tools, and your role. A few hundred words per project gives search engines something to rank for searches like oak framed garden room or brand identity for a cafe. It also answers the questions people would otherwise phone to ask. End each project with a short call to action, such as Planning something similar? and a link to your enquiry form. ## Protecting and crediting your images Nothing on the web stops someone copying a picture they can see. Disabling right click only annoys genuine visitors. What does help: - **Metadata.** Google Images can show creator, credit line and copyright notice from IPTC metadata embedded in the file. Many sites strip this on upload. We configure image handling to keep it. - **Sensible sizes.** Serving images large enough to look sharp on screen but not print quality limits what a copier can do with them. - **Subtle watermarks** on proofing galleries, where clients choose images before buying. - **Licensing information.** If you sell image licences, Google supports structured data that can show a Licensable badge in Images. Client galleries with private links, passwords and print sales can also be added through specialist gallery services that integrate with your site. ## Platforms and price We build portfolio sites on WordPress when you want full control and room to grow, or on Squarespace or Webflow when you prefer a managed platform with hosting included. A focused portfolio with up to five pages fits our Starter package, from £250 + VAT. If you want a page per service, written copy and local SEO groundwork, the Business package is from £500 + VAT. Either way, you own the site and the domain. See our prices or request a quote with a link to your current work. ## What you get - Home page that leads with your strongest work and a clear call to action - Gallery or project grid with filters by type of work - Project page template with images, text and key facts - About page and services or pricing guidance page - Enquiry form that asks the right questions for your work - Image optimisation set up so uploads are resized automatically - Training on adding projects and updating galleries ## FAQs ### How much does a portfolio website cost? dijitul builds portfolio websites from £250 + VAT for up to five pages with a custom designed gallery and project template. Larger sites with a page per service and copywriting start from £500 + VAT. Hosting, your domain and any paid gallery or proofing service are extra. ### Can I add new projects myself? Yes. We build a project template so adding new work means uploading photos, writing a few paragraphs and pressing publish. The site resizes images automatically. We train you before launch and give you a recorded walkthrough to refer back to. ### Will large photos slow my site down? Not if it is built properly. We serve images in modern formats such as WebP and AVIF, in sizes matched to each screen, and load images further down the page only as you scroll. You upload full size files and the site handles the rest. ### Should my portfolio be on Squarespace or WordPress? Squarespace includes hosting and is simple to maintain, which suits many photographers and designers. WordPress gives more control over layout, SEO and features such as client areas or shops. We recommend one based on how much you want to manage yourself. ### Can I sell prints or digital downloads too? Yes. A small number of products can be added to most portfolio sites. If selling becomes a big part of the business, our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT adds full shop features such as delivery rules and a Google Merchant Centre feed. ### How do I stop people stealing my photos? You cannot fully prevent copying, but you can make it less useful and easier to prove. Keep IPTC copyright metadata in your files, serve screen sized rather than print sized images, and watermark proofing galleries. Google Images can display the creator and copyright details from metadata. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Blog Design for UK Businesses Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/blog-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design designs and builds blogs for UK businesses, writers and organisations, from £250 + VAT. We add a blog to your existing site or build one from scratch, with layouts that are comfortable to read on a phone, sensible categories, author pages, article schema and a newsletter signup, so each post can bring in search traffic and enquiries. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - You post on social media but none of it builds lasting search traffic - Your blog is a long list of posts with no structure - Posts look cramped on phones with tiny text and huge images - You have dozens of tags with one post in each - Readers finish a post and leave without enquiring - Adding images or formatting a post takes longer than writing it ## Key facts - Blog builds and blog sections from £250 + VAT, or from £500 + VAT as part of a larger Business site - Usually WordPress, using the block editor with reusable patterns for your post layouts - Body text at a comfortable size with line lengths kept short enough to read easily - BlogPosting or Article schema with author, date published and date modified - Author pages with real names and credentials, which helps readers and search engines trust the content - Featured images at least 1200 pixels wide, the size Google recommends for Discover - Newsletter signup with consent recorded in line with UK GDPR and PECR ## Why a business blog is worth doing properly A blog is the easiest way for a small business site to answer the questions customers actually type into Google. How much does a loft conversion cost? Do I need planning permission for a garden room? What is the difference between a will and a trust? Each good answer is a page that can rank for years, and each one gives AI assistants something clear to quote. It only works if the blog is easy to read, easy to navigate and connected to your services. A post that answers a question well and then points to the service that solves it turns readers into enquiries. A post that ends in a dead end does not. That link between content and services is the main thing we design for. ## Layouts people can actually read Most of the reading happens on phones, so readability is not a nice to have. We set: - **Body text** at a generous size with plenty of line height, so nobody needs to pinch and zoom. - **Line length** kept to a comfortable measure on desktop, rather than text stretching the width of a wide screen. - **Headings** that make sense when skimmed, and a table of contents on long posts. - **Contrast** that meets WCAG 2.2 AA, which asks for a ratio of at least 4.5 to 1 for normal text. - **Images** sized for the screen and loaded lazily below the first one. We also design a handful of reusable blocks in the WordPress block editor: a key takeaway box, a comparison table, a pull quote and a call to action. Your team inserts them with a click, so posts look consistent without anyone fiddling with formatting. ## Categories, tags and structure Blogs often grow into an untidy pile: forty tags, most with a single post, and categories that overlap. That confuses readers and creates thin archive pages for search engines to crawl. We plan a small set of categories that mirror your services or your readers' main topics, usually five to eight. Each category page gets a short introduction and links to the relevant service page, so it works as a hub rather than a list. Tags are used sparingly or not at all. Old posts that overlap can be merged and redirected rather than deleted. Every post carries breadcrumbs, a clear publish date and an updated date when you revise it. Readers like to know information is current, and it is particularly important for anything involving prices, law or regulations. ## Schema, authors and trust Each post gets BlogPosting or Article structured data with the headline, image, author, date published and date modified. Author names link to author pages describing who wrote it and why they are qualified, which matters most on topics where advice affects money, health or legal decisions. Google's guidance on creating helpful content asks whether it is clear who created the content, and author pages answer that directly. Featured images are set at least 1200 pixels wide, which is what Google's Discover documentation recommends for large image previews. We also set Open Graph tags so posts look right when shared on LinkedIn, Facebook and messaging apps. ## Turning readers into subscribers and enquiries Most readers will not enquire on their first visit. A newsletter signup gives them a way to stay in touch. We connect it to your email tool and record consent properly, because under UK GDPR and PECR marketing emails to individuals generally need opt in consent, with no pre ticked boxes. At the end of each post we place related posts and a short, relevant call to action, such as a link to the matching service page. If you want help planning and writing content that ranks over time, our sister company Search Engine Tuning handles ongoing SEO. A blog section added to an existing site starts from £250 + VAT; a new site with a blog and service pages fits the Business package, from £500 + VAT. See SEO-friendly web design and website copywriting for how we write pages to rank. ## What you get - Blog home, category, post and author templates - Reusable block patterns for callouts, tables, quotes and calls to action - Category structure planned around your services - Article schema, breadcrumbs and an XML sitemap - Newsletter signup linked to Mailchimp, MailerLite or your email tool - Related posts and service links at the end of every article - Training on writing, formatting and publishing posts ## FAQs ### How much does it cost to add a blog to my website? dijitul adds blogs to existing websites from £250 + VAT, including post, category and author templates, schema and a newsletter signup. A new site with a blog and a page per service fits our Business package from £500 + VAT. Small changes later are £45 an hour + VAT. ### Does a blog help SEO? A blog helps when posts answer real questions your customers search for and link to the services that solve them. Posts written just to fill a schedule rarely rank. A few genuinely useful articles usually do more than dozens of short, generic ones. ### Which platform is best for a blog? WordPress is the most common choice and its block editor makes formatting straightforward. Squarespace, Wix and Webflow all have blog features too. If your main site is already on one platform, adding the blog there keeps everything under one domain, which is better for search. ### Should my blog be on a subdomain or a folder? We recommend a folder such as yoursite.co.uk/blog/ in most cases. It keeps the blog clearly part of your main site and is simpler to manage. Subdomains are sometimes needed for technical reasons, such as a separate platform, but they add complexity. ### Can you write the blog posts too? Yes. We can write launch posts as part of a project or on an hourly basis at £45 an hour + VAT. We also create a post template and a short writing guide so your team can keep publishing in the same style. ### Can I move my blog from Medium, Substack or Blogger? Usually, yes. Posts and images can be exported and imported into WordPress, then checked for formatting. Old URLs are redirected where the original platform allows it, so existing links and any search rankings carry over. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Event Website Design UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/event-website-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds event websites for UK festivals, conferences, wedding fairs, sports events and venues, from £250 + VAT. We connect ticketing such as Eventbrite or Ticket Tailor, add Event schema so dates show in Google, publish agendas, speaker and venue details, and make sure booking fees appear in the headline ticket price as UK drip pricing rules require. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your event lives on a Facebook page and an Eventbrite link, and looks unofficial - Ticket buyers complain about fees added at checkout - Every year you rebuild the website from scratch - The site falls over the moment tickets go on sale - People phone to ask about parking, access and timings - Google still shows last year's dates ## Key facts - Event websites from £250 + VAT, or from £500 + VAT for larger multi page event sites - Ticketing connected through tools such as Eventbrite, Ticket Tailor or WooCommerce - Google's Event structured data needs at least a name, start date and location with a postal address - Event rich results are available in the United Kingdom, according to Google Search Central - Since 6 April 2025, unavoidable booking fees must be in the headline price under the DMCC Act 2024 - Cancelled, postponed and rescheduled states marked up with eventStatus so Google shows the change - Venue page with travel, parking and accessibility information ## What an event website needs to do An event site has three jobs, and they change over the event's life: - **Before tickets go on sale:** build interest and capture email addresses. A save the date page with an early bird signup. - **While tickets are on sale:** answer every question that stops someone buying, and make buying quick on a phone. - **After the event:** photos, highlights and a signup for next time, so the work you put into search visibility is not lost. We design the site so all three states use the same pages. Next year, you change dates, line up and ticket links rather than starting again. That alone usually saves the cost of a rebuild for annual events such as festivals, shows and wedding fairs. ## Ticketing: Eventbrite, Ticket Tailor or your own checkout Most small and medium events use a hosted ticketing platform, which handles payment, QR code tickets, scanning on the door and refunds. Eventbrite brings its own discovery audience. Ticket Tailor and similar tools are popular with organisers who want more control over branding and fees. Check each provider's current fee structure, including who pays the fee, before choosing. Tickets can be sold through an embedded checkout on your own site, so buyers never leave, or through a branded link. Embedded checkouts feel joined up but can be slow on phones, so we test both. For events that also sell merchandise or packages, WooCommerce can sell tickets directly, though it then needs a scanning app for the door. Whatever the tool, we put the buy button in the header, at the end of the line up and in a sticky bar on phones, and we make sure the site stays up when tickets go on sale. Busy on sale moments are a caching and hosting problem as much as a design one. ## Booking fees and the DMCC Act 2024 Ticketing is one of the areas where UK drip pricing rules bite hardest. Since 6 April 2025, the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 has required mandatory fees, including booking and service fees, to be included in the headline price shown to consumers. Optional extras, such as a parking pass or a premium seat upgrade, can still be shown separately as long as they are clear. The CMA is enforcing it. Law firm TLT reports the CMA's first fine under the Act went to the AA's driving schools, totalling £4.2 million plus refunds, for a £3 booking fee that appeared only later in the booking process. On an event site, that means the price on your ticket page and in any search listing should be the total a buyer pays for that ticket, fees included. We check this across your pages, your ticketing platform's settings and your Event schema offers before launch. ## Getting your event into Google Google can show events in a dedicated search experience, and Google Search Central lists the United Kingdom among the countries where event rich results are available. To be eligible, Event structured data must include a name, a startDate in ISO 8601 format and a location with a postal address. We also add the end date, description, images, organiser, performer and ticket offers with price and availability. When plans change, the markup changes too. The eventStatus property accepts EventCancelled, EventPostponed and EventRescheduled, so Google can show the update instead of the old date. Each date of a multi day or touring event gets its own Event entry. Your event page should also be linked from your search-friendly organisation site, if you have one, so the event inherits some of its authority. ## Venue, access and practical information The questions people phone about are almost always practical. We give them a dedicated page: the address with a map link, public transport and parking, opening and set times, what to bring, bag policy, food and drink, and accessibility. Accessibility information should be specific: step free access, accessible toilets, viewing platforms, quiet areas, hearing loops and whether carers go free. Getting this right on the site cuts calls and complaints, and helps disabled visitors decide with confidence. It also fits our accessible web design approach, built to WCAG 2.2 AA. A single event microsite usually fits our Starter package from £250 + VAT. Multi stage festivals and conferences with exhibitor and speaker pages fit the Business package from £500 + VAT. Get in touch with your event dates and ticketing plans. ## What you get - Event home page with date, venue and a clear Buy tickets button - Ticketing tool chosen, branded and connected - Programme or agenda page, with speakers, performers or exhibitors - Venue, travel and accessibility page - Event schema on every event and date page - Add to calendar links and email signup for next year - A reusable structure so next year's event is an update, not a rebuild ## FAQs ### How much does an event website cost? dijitul builds event websites from £250 + VAT for a single event microsite with ticketing connected. Larger sites with agendas, speaker or exhibitor pages and several events start from £500 + VAT. Ticketing platform fees are paid to the provider and are separate from our price. ### Can I sell tickets on my own website? Yes. Most ticketing platforms, including Eventbrite and Ticket Tailor, offer an embedded checkout on your site, or we can link to a branded ticket page. For events that also sell merchandise, WooCommerce can sell tickets directly with a scanning app for entry. ### Do booking fees have to be included in the ticket price? For consumers, unavoidable booking and service fees must be included in the headline price under the DMCC Act 2024, in force since 6 April 2025. Optional extras can be shown separately if they are clear. Check your ticketing platform's settings as well as your own pages. ### How do I get my event to show in Google search? Add Event structured data with at least the event name, start date and location address, which are Google's required properties. Event rich results are available in the UK. We add the markup to every event page, plus ticket offers, organiser and images, and test it with Google's Rich Results Test. ### Can the website be reused for next year's event? Yes, and it should be. We build the site so the dates, line up, ticket links and schema update for the next edition. Past events can stay as archive pages with photos, which keeps the search visibility you built and shows new visitors what to expect. ### What happens if my event is cancelled or postponed? We update the page and the Event schema with eventStatus set to EventCancelled, EventPostponed or EventRescheduled, and add a clear notice for ticket holders. Your ticketing platform handles refunds or ticket transfers according to your terms. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Tradespeople UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-tradespeople/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK tradespeople such as roofers, joiners, plasterers, decorators and landscapers. Each site has click-to-call on every page, a page for each service and town you cover, real photos of your work and trade body logos shown correctly. Prices start from £250 + VAT for a Starter site. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Customers find you on Google, then ring the next trader because your site is slow on 4G - Your site says you cover 'the local area' and never shows up for the towns you actually work in - The quote form asks for twelve fields and nobody finishes it - You have hundreds of good job photos on your phone and none of them are on the site - Your nephew built the site, he has moved away and you cannot log in - You are not sure which logos you are allowed to show and which you are not ## Key facts - Starter sites from £250 + VAT: up to 5 pages, live in 3 to 4 weeks - Business sites from £500 + VAT: a page per service, written to rank locally - Click-to-call and a short quote form on every page, built for one thumb - Google Business Profile set up and linked to the site - Trade body and scheme logos used only for the scope you are registered for - You own the site and the domain, with no lock-in ## What people search for when they need a trade Nobody searches for 'quality craftsmanship'. They search for the job and the place: 'flat roof repair Mansfield', 'fence fitter near me', 'plasterer for a ceiling'. A lot of these searches happen on a phone, often standing in the room with the problem. So a trades website has three jobs. It has to appear for the right job in the right town, prove you are real and competent within a few seconds, and make it easy to ring you or send a photo. That shapes the build. Each service you want more of gets its own page with its own heading, a short description of how you do it, rough lead times and photos of that type of job. Area pages name the towns you really cover and say something true about working there. We do not invent offices or pad pages with a list of 200 postcodes, because Google treats thin location pages as low value and customers see straight through them. ## Trade body logos: show them, but show them properly Badges build trust, but every scheme has rules about who can show its mark and how. Get it wrong and you risk a complaint to Trading Standards, which is the opposite of what the logo was meant to do. Some examples we check on every trades build: - **TrustMark:** TrustMark tells homeowners to check any business showing its logo against its Find a Business register, and says it will notify the business of misuse and then pass it to local Trading Standards if nothing changes. Its brand guidelines say the original artwork must be used and never recreated. - **NICEIC:** NICEIC's April 2023 logo usage guidelines say organisations may not use the NICEIC logo on its own. Contractors show the scheme logo they hold, such as Approved Contractor or Domestic Installer, and only for work inside the scope of their certification. - **Gas Safe Register:** its February 2026 Brand Enforcement Policy says only registered gas businesses may display the brand or a registration number, and only with their registered trading name. On the site we place each logo next to a short line saying what you are registered for, link it to your entry on the public register where one exists, and leave out anything you do not currently hold. If you lapse, the badge should come off the same week. ## Built to get the phone ringing A trades site is a sales tool, so conversion matters more than decoration. Every page carries your number in the header as a tap-to-call link, plus a button that stays visible as people scroll. The quote form asks for four things: name, phone, postcode and what the job is, with an optional photo upload. Customers can explain a leaking gutter far faster with a picture than with a paragraph. We also add opening hours, whether you take emergency call-outs, and a realistic line about how fast you reply. If you only answer the phone after 6pm because you are on a roof all day, say so and offer a callback form. That honesty stops missed calls turning into bad reviews. Conversion tracking on calls and forms comes with our Business package, so you can see which pages actually produce work. Read more in conversion-focused web design. ## Speed on a building site signal Your customer might be on one bar of signal in a loft. Google's web.dev guidance says a page has a good Largest Contentful Paint at 2.5 seconds or less, measured at the 75th percentile of real visits, with Interaction to Next Paint at 200 milliseconds or less and Cumulative Layout Shift at 0.1 or less. Trades sites usually fail these because of huge photo galleries and plugins nobody needs. We resize your job photos, convert them to WebP or AVIF with a fallback, lazy-load anything below the fold and keep third-party scripts to a minimum. A gallery of 60 jobs should still load its first screen quickly. If you want the full detail, see responsive web design. ## The legal bits trades sites forget If you trade as a limited company, the Company, Limited Liability Partnership and Business (Names and Trading Disclosures) Regulations 2015 require your registered name on your website, and council trading standards guidance says the registered number, registered office address and part of the UK you are registered in should be shown too. We put these in the footer. You also need a privacy notice that explains what the quote form collects, and a cookie banner if you run analytics or advertising tags, because PECR requires consent for non-essential cookies. Reviews are another trap. Only show genuine reviews and link to where they live, such as your Google Business Profile. Never copy reviews from another firm or write your own. ## Which package suits a trade business Most sole traders start with our Starter package from £250 + VAT: up to five pages, a custom design, click-to-call, a contact form and your Google Business Profile set up. Once you want to rank for several services across several towns, the Business package from £500 + VAT gives you up to 15 pages, copywriting, schema and local SEO groundwork. Changes later are £45 an hour + VAT. Domain, hosting and premium plugins are listed separately in your quote. See full prices or ask for a quote. ## What you get - Mobile-first design with a sticky call button and tap-to-WhatsApp if you use it - Service pages for the jobs you want more of, not the ones you want less of - Area pages for the towns and postcodes you genuinely cover - A before-and-after gallery with compressed WebP images that load fast - Trade association and scheme badges placed correctly, linked to your register entry - LocalBusiness schema with your trading name, phone, service area and opening hours - Google Business Profile set up, plus Analytics and Search Console ## FAQs ### Can I show the TrustMark or NICEIC logo on my website? Only if you are currently registered, and only for the work your registration covers. Use the official artwork from the scheme's portal, do not redraw or recolour it, and link it to your entry on the public register. NICEIC's guidelines say firms must show their scheme logo, not the NICEIC logo on its own. ### How many pages does a tradesperson's website need? Usually a home page, one page per main service, an about page with photos of you and your van, a gallery and a contact page. That fits the Starter package from £250 + VAT. If you want separate pages for each town you cover, the Business package from £500 + VAT allows up to 15 pages. ### Will my website get me on the map in Google? The map results come mainly from your Google Business Profile, not your website. We set your profile up and make sure the name, address and phone match the site exactly. We cannot promise a position, because nobody controls Google's rankings, but a consistent profile and good service pages give you a fair chance. ### Can customers send me photos of the job through the site? Yes. We can add an optional photo upload to the quote form, with sensible size limits, so customers can show you a cracked tile or a sagging gutter before you visit. The privacy notice explains what happens to those images and how long you keep them. ### I am on the tools all day. Can I update the site myself? Yes. We build on an editor you can use from your phone, so adding a job photo or changing your hours takes a couple of minutes. If you would rather not, small changes are £45 an hour + VAT, or a care plan from dijitulsupport.co.uk covers updates from £25 a month + VAT. ### Do I need a cookie banner on a simple trades website? If you run Google Analytics, advertising pixels or embedded maps that set cookies, yes. PECR requires consent before non-essential cookies are set. A site with no tracking at all may not need one, but most businesses want to know where enquiries come from. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Builders and Construction Firms Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-builders/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK builders, from one-person extension firms to general contractors. We create project pages that show the full job, service pages for extensions, lofts and renovations, and enquiry forms that ask for budget and timescale. Business sites start from £500 + VAT, with smaller Starter sites from £250 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - You get enquiries for small repairs when you want full extensions - Your best projects are on Instagram but your website still shows 2019 - People ask if you are 'registered with anyone' and the site does not say - Commercial clients want to see health and safety credentials before they shortlist you - Your site looks like every other builder's site, with the same stock hard hat photo - You lose a week chasing leads that were never going to proceed ## Key facts - Business sites from £500 + VAT: up to 15 pages, copywriting included - Project pages built around before, during and after photos - Enquiry forms that ask about budget, timescale and planning status - Scheme badges such as TrustMark or FMB shown only if you hold them - Typically live in 5 to 6 weeks - Speed tuned against Google's Core Web Vitals thresholds ## How homeowners choose a builder online Choosing a builder is a big, nervous decision. People search for things like 'single storey extension builder', 'loft conversion cost' and 'builders near me reviews', and they spend longer on each site than they would for a plumber. They want proof that you have done jobs like theirs, that you are insured, and that you will still be around when the snagging list arrives. So a builder's website should be weighted towards evidence. One gallery of nice kitchens is not enough. A project page that explains the brief, the problem you solved (a steel beam, a party wall, a tricky drainage run), how long it took and what the client got is far more persuasive, and it gives Google proper text to rank. ## Project pages that do the selling We build a reusable project template so you can add jobs yourself. Each one has a short summary, the type of work, the town, the duration, and photos at three or four stages. Progress photos matter: they show the work that gets covered up, like foundations, insulation and steel, which is exactly what careful clients worry about. Photos from a modern phone are often 4 to 8 MB each. We resize them on upload, serve WebP or AVIF to browsers that support them and lazy-load anything further down the page, so a project with 30 photos still opens quickly on 4G. Where you have permission, a short quote from the client can sit on the project page, but only real words from real clients. We never write testimonials for you. ## Credentials: what to show and how Builders often belong to schemes and trade bodies, and each has its own logo rules. TrustMark's brand guidelines say businesses must use the original artwork and never recreate it, and TrustMark asks homeowners to check any firm showing its logo against its public register. Other schemes work in a similar way. As a rule we: - use only the official artwork supplied through the scheme's member area - place each badge next to a plain sentence about what it covers - link each one to your entry on the scheme's public search, where one exists - remove any badge you no longer hold For commercial and public sector work, buyers often ask about health and safety accreditation, insurance levels and CSCS cards. A credentials page that lists these clearly, with downloadable certificates where you are happy to share them, saves a round of emails at the pre-qualification stage. If you trade as a limited company, the footer also shows your registered name, number and registered office, as the 2015 trading disclosure regulations require. ## Filter enquiries before they reach your phone The most common complaint we hear from builders is wasted time, not lack of leads. The fix is a form that asks the right questions without putting serious clients off. Ours usually asks for the type of project, a budget band, the hoped-for start date, whether drawings or planning permission are in place, and a postcode. Optional fields let people upload plans or photos. This does two things. You can prioritise the calls that matter, and visitors self-select: someone with a small repair job sees the budget bands and realises you are not the right fit. We also add a page explaining how you work, from site visit to quote to start date, because a clear process is reassuring in its own right. More on this in conversion-focused web design. ## Ranking for the work you actually want If you only want extensions and loft conversions, the site should not be built around 'general building work'. Our Business package from £500 + VAT includes a page per service written to rank, schema markup and local SEO groundwork, so each main service has a focused page that names the areas you work in. Pages answer real questions, such as whether a single storey rear extension might fall under permitted development and when a party wall agreement may be needed, without pretending to give planning advice. For ongoing search work, our sister site searchenginetuning.co.uk handles SEO. If you are a sole trader starting out, a Starter site from £250 + VAT covers up to five pages. Changes after launch are £45 an hour + VAT. See prices or get in touch. ## What you get - Project case study template: brief, constraints, photos at each stage, finished result - Separate pages for extensions, loft conversions, renovations, new builds or commercial work - A qualifying enquiry form with budget bands, start date and planning or drawings status - Credentials page covering insurance, scheme memberships and health and safety accreditations - Image handling that keeps large galleries fast on mobile - Schema markup for your business and services, plus conversion tracking ## FAQs ### How much does a website for a building company cost? Our Starter package is from £250 + VAT for up to five pages. Most builders choose the Business package from £500 + VAT, which allows up to 15 pages, copywriting, schema and local SEO groundwork. Larger contractors with tender portals or client logins get a fixed quote. ### Can I add new projects myself? Yes. We build a project template in the editor, so you add a title, a few lines of text and your photos, and the page lays itself out. Images are resized and compressed automatically on upload, so you do not need any software. ### Should I put prices on my building website? Exact prices rarely work because every job differs, but guide ranges or 'projects typically start from' figures help filter enquiries. Only publish figures you are happy to stand behind, and make clear what they include, such as VAT, design fees and building control. ### Can I show my FMB or TrustMark logo? Yes, if you are a current member or registered business. Use the official artwork, keep it unaltered and link it to your listing on the organisation's public search. If your membership lapses, remove the logo straight away. ### Do builders need a cookie banner? If your site sets non-essential cookies, for example through Google Analytics, Meta pixels or some embedded maps and videos, PECR requires consent first. We set up a consent banner that blocks those scripts until the visitor agrees. ### How long does a builder's website take? A Business site typically goes live in 5 to 6 weeks. The biggest factor is usually gathering project photos and details, so we give you a simple checklist at the start. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Plumbers and Heating Engineers Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-plumbers/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK plumbers and heating engineers. We make emergency call-outs easy with click-to-call, give boiler servicing, repairs and bathrooms their own pages, and show Gas Safe and WaterSafe details exactly as the schemes allow. Starter sites cost from £250 + VAT and Business sites from £500 + VAT. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Someone with water through the ceiling lands on your site and cannot find the number - You do boilers and bathrooms but the site only ranks for 'plumber' - You show the Gas Safe logo but your number is missing or under a different name - You keep getting calls for work you do not do, like drain jetting - The site was built before you started fitting heat pumps - Booking a boiler service means three phone calls and a voicemail ## Key facts - Click-to-call in the header and a sticky call button on mobile - Gas Safe logo and number shown with your registered trading name only - Separate pages for emergencies, boilers, bathrooms and general plumbing - Clear opening hours and call-out terms to cut wasted calls - Starter from £250 + VAT, Business from £500 + VAT - LocalBusiness schema and Google Business Profile set up ## Two very different customers Plumbing sites serve two people. The first is in a panic: a burst pipe, no hot water, a boiler showing a fault code. They search 'emergency plumber near me' on a phone and ring the first credible number they see. The second is planning: a new bathroom, a boiler swap, a landlord's annual gas safety check. They read more, compare two or three firms and fill in a form. Your website needs a path for both. The home page leads with a large call button and your emergency hours, then splits into clear routes for planned work. Emergency pages are short and to the point. Planned work pages carry more detail, such as boiler brands you fit, typical timescales and what happens on the day. ## Gas Safe Register: the rules for your website The Gas Safe Register's Brand Enforcement Policy (version 10.0, February 2026) is clear: only registered gas businesses may display the Gas Safe Register brand or a Gas Safe registration number, and these may only be used in association with the registered trading name. The policy names websites, social media and online directories as marketing material it enforces against, and says failure to follow the brand guidelines counts as a breach of the Rules of Registration. In practice that means: - use the registered business version of the logo from the marketing toolkit in your engineer account, not one copied from another site - show your registration number with it, and make sure the trading name on the site matches the name on the register - never put 'Gas Safe' in your business name or domain, since the policy says the register refuses trading names containing its trademark terms - if you subcontract gas work to someone else, do not show the logo as if the registration were yours We also explain to customers how to check you. Gas Safe Register lets people search by name, town or registration number, and its ID card shows a photo, licence number and the categories of work each engineer can do. ## WaterSafe and other credentials WaterSafe is the national register of approved plumbers, funded by the water industry and covering England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Approval is held by individual plumbers inside a business, so be precise: 'our plumbers are WaterSafe approved' is only true if each of them is. If you are on the register, we link your listing so customers can confirm it. If you fit heat pumps or solar thermal, you may also hold MCS certification, and heating installers often belong to manufacturer accreditation programmes for warranties. These are worth a line each on the relevant service page, with the right logo, because they answer the 'are you qualified for this?' question at exactly the moment it is asked. ## Pages that rank for real plumbing searches A single 'Services' page listing twenty jobs will not rank for any of them. With our Business package from £500 + VAT you get up to 15 pages, so the core jobs each get a focused page: emergency plumbing, boiler servicing, boiler repairs, boiler installation, bathroom fitting, landlord gas safety certificates and so on. Each page names the areas you cover and answers questions customers actually ask, like how long a boiler swap takes or whether you need to be home for a service. We add LocalBusiness and Service schema so search engines understand who you are and where you work, and FAQPage markup where a page has genuine questions and answers. If you only need a simple presence, the Starter package from £250 + VAT gives you up to five pages and still includes click-to-call and your Google Business Profile. See SEO-friendly web design for how we structure pages. ## Small details that stop wasted calls Plumbers lose hours to calls that were never going to become work. A few clear lines on the site fix most of that: the postcodes you cover for emergencies, whether you charge a call-out fee, the hours you answer the phone, the work you do not do. For landlords, a short booking form for gas safety checks with property address and access details saves back-and-forth. If you want people to book a service slot online, we can add a simple booking system, quoted alongside the build. Changes after launch are £45 an hour + VAT. Get a quote. ## What you get - Emergency page with a single, obvious call button and your real response area - Boiler service, repair and installation pages with the brands you work on - Gas Safe and WaterSafe details placed and linked correctly - A simple booking request form for annual services - FAQ blocks with FAQPage schema where they genuinely help - Analytics and Search Console set up, with call tracking on the Business package ## FAQs ### Can I put the Gas Safe logo on my website? Yes, if your business is on the Gas Safe Register. The Brand Enforcement Policy says the logo and registration number may only be used by registered businesses and only with the registered trading name. Use the registered business logo from your engineer account's marketing toolkit and show your number with it. ### Should my emergency number be different from my main number? Only if you actually staff it differently. One number shown consistently on the site, your Google Business Profile and your van is usually better, because matching details help local search. If you do have an out-of-hours line, label it clearly with the hours it covers. ### Can customers book a boiler service online? Yes. The simplest option is a booking request form where the customer picks a preferred day and you confirm. A full live calendar booking system is also possible and is quoted with the build, since it depends on how you schedule engineers. ### What pages does a plumbing website need? Home, emergency plumbing, boiler servicing and repairs, installations, bathrooms if you fit them, an about page with your registrations, areas covered and contact. A Starter site from £250 + VAT covers five pages. Business, from £500 + VAT, covers up to 15. ### Can I say my plumbers are WaterSafe approved? Only if each plumber you are referring to is individually approved. WaterSafe approval is held by individual plumbers within a business, and customers can check the listing. We word the claim accurately and link to your entry. ### Do you write the content for my plumbing site? Copywriting is included in the Business package from £500 + VAT. We ask you about the jobs you do, the brands you fit and how you work, then write pages in plain English. You check every word before it goes live. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Electricians and Electrical Contractors Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-electricians/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK electricians and electrical contractors. We give EICRs, rewires, consumer units, EV chargers and fault finding their own pages, show your NICEIC, NAPIT or other scheme logo exactly as the scheme allows, and put click-to-call on every screen. Starter sites start from £250 + VAT. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your site shows the plain NICEIC logo, which the scheme does not allow contractors to use - Landlords want EICRs booked quickly but have to ring and leave a message - You fit EV chargers and solar now but the site still says 'domestic electrician' - Commercial clients cannot see your insurance or accreditations without asking - Every page lists every service, so none of them ranks - Customers ask whether you can sign off your own work and the site does not explain ## Key facts - Starter from £250 + VAT, Business from £500 + VAT - NICEIC rules: show your scheme logo, never the NICEIC logo on its own - Separate pages for domestic, landlord and commercial work - Landlord EICR request form with property and access details - Clear explanation of Part P self-certification for homeowners - LocalBusiness schema, Google Business Profile and Search Console ## What electrical customers search for Electrical searches fall into a few groups. Urgent ones like 'electrician near me no power' or 'RCD keeps tripping'. Compliance ones like 'EICR for landlords' and 'electrical certificate for selling house'. Project ones like 'house rewire cost', 'consumer unit upgrade' and 'EV charger installer'. Each group wants a different page. Urgent visitors need your number and your hours. Landlords want to know turnaround, price basis and whether you can deal with their letting agent. Project customers want to understand the job: how long a rewire takes, how much disruption, whether they can stay in the house. A site that answers these on separate pages ranks for more searches and converts better than one long list of services. ## NICEIC, NAPIT and scheme logos Most domestic electricians belong to a competent person scheme so they can self-certify notifiable work under Part P of the Building Regulations. Your website is where customers look for proof, and the schemes are strict about how their marks are used. NICEIC's Logo Usage Guidelines (April 2023) say organisations are not permitted to use the NICEIC logo in isolation, only NICEIC itself may do so. Contractors use the scheme logo they hold, such as Approved Contractor or Domestic Installer, which combines the NICEIC mark with the scheme name. The guidelines say there is no size restriction as long as it stays legible, but the logo must not be stretched, squashed, modified or recreated, and must not be used in relation to services outside the scope of your certification. Trade press has reported contractors being fined for misusing the NICEIC logo, so this is not a box-ticking point. On your site we: - use the artwork downloaded from your scheme's customer portal - pair the logo with a line such as 'NICEIC Domestic Installer, registered for domestic installation work' - link it to your listing on the scheme's public search - keep the logo off pages for work your scheme does not cover The same approach applies to NAPIT, MCS for solar and battery work, and TrustMark if you are registered. ## Explaining certification without the jargon Many homeowners do not know what a competent person scheme is, so a short, plain explanation builds trust. Approved Document P sets out routes for showing notifiable electrical work complies: self-certification by a registered competent person, third-party certification, or inspection by a building control body. A registered electrician can notify the work and the customer then receives a Building Regulations compliance certificate. We write this up on a short page and link to it from your rewire and consumer unit pages. We do not overstate it. The page explains what you are registered for and points people to the scheme's register to check, rather than making claims about legal outcomes for their particular job. ## Landlords, agents and commercial work Landlords and letting agents can be steady repeat business. A dedicated page for EICRs, with a form that takes the property address, tenant contact or key arrangements and preferred dates, makes you easy to book. For agents managing many properties, a 'send us your list' option with a file upload saves both sides time. Commercial clients look for different things: insurance cover levels, health and safety accreditation, testing and inspection experience, out-of-hours working. A credentials section with those facts, and certificates available on request, helps you get through procurement. Keep these pages separate from domestic ones so neither audience feels the site is not for them. ## Packages for electricians A sole trader electrician usually starts with our Starter package from £250 + VAT: up to five pages, a custom mobile-first design, click-to-call, a contact form and your Google Business Profile. When you want separate pages for EICRs, rewires, EV chargers and commercial work, the Business package from £500 + VAT gives you up to 15 pages with copywriting, schema, local SEO groundwork and conversion tracking. Sites load fast because we compress images to WebP and keep scripts lean, aiming for Google's Core Web Vitals 'good' thresholds. Read about small business website design or see prices. ## What you get - Service pages for rewires, consumer units, EICRs, fault finding, EV chargers and lighting - Correct scheme logo for your registration, linked to the public register - A short page explaining certification and Part P in plain English - Landlord and letting agent enquiry form for multiple properties - Commercial credentials block with insurance and accreditation details - Mobile-first layout with a sticky call button ## FAQs ### Can I use the NICEIC logo on my website? You can use the NICEIC scheme logo you are certificated for, such as Approved Contractor or Domestic Installer. NICEIC's guidelines say organisations must not use the NICEIC logo on its own, and the logo must not be modified, recreated or used for work outside your certification scope. ### Should I list prices for EICRs and rewires? Guide prices help landlords decide quickly, especially for EICRs where the job is fairly predictable. Rewires vary widely, so 'from' prices or a short explanation of what affects cost usually work better. Make clear whether figures include VAT and any remedial work. ### Can landlords book an EICR through my website? Yes. We build a booking request form that captures the property address, number of circuits if known, access arrangements and preferred dates. You confirm the slot. A live calendar is possible too and is quoted separately. ### Do I need separate pages for EV charger installation? If you want to be found for it, yes. People search specifically for EV charger installers, and a dedicated page can cover the chargers you fit, survey process, and any scheme registrations that apply. It fits within our Business package of up to 15 pages. ### What if I leave my competent person scheme? Remove the logo and any claims about self-certification straight away. If you are on a care plan, tell us and we will do it the same day. Otherwise it is a small change at £45 an hour + VAT. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Solicitors and Law Firms Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-solicitors/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK solicitors and law firms that meet the SRA Transparency Rules. We publish clear price and service information for covered work, add your complaints procedure, and install the SRA digital badge with your SRA number in a prominent place. Business sites start from £500 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your conveyancing price page leaves out disbursements or VAT - The SRA badge is buried on a 'Regulatory' page nobody can find - Your complaints page does not mention the Legal Ombudsman - Clients email documents to a general inbox because there is no secure route - Every practice area is on one long page, so none of them ranks - Fee earner profiles are out of date because only the old web company could change them ## Key facts - SRA Transparency Rules: current version in effect from 11 April 2025 - SRA digital badge and SRA number in a prominent place on the site - Price pages for conveyancing, probate and other covered services - Complaints procedure including Legal Ombudsman and SRA routes - Business package from £500 + VAT: up to 15 pages, copywriting included - WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility as the design target ## What the SRA Transparency Rules require on your website The SRA Transparency Rules are not optional extras. The current version came into effect on 11 April 2025. For a law firm website, the key duties are: - **Rule 1, costs information:** if you publicise certain services, you must publish costs information for them. For individuals these include residential conveyancing, uncontested probate, immigration applications (excluding asylum), First-tier Tribunal immigration appeals, summary-only motoring offences dealt with at a single hearing, and employment tribunal claims for unfair or wrongful dismissal. For businesses they include defending those employment claims, debt recovery up to £100,000 and licensing applications for business premises. - **What the price information must cover:** total cost (or an average or range), the basis of charges, likely disbursements, whether VAT applies and how much, what is included and excluded, key stages and likely timescales, and the experience and qualifications of the people doing and supervising the work. It must be clear, accessible and in a prominent place on the website. - **Rule 2, complaints:** publish your complaints procedure, including how and when a client can complain to the Legal Ombudsman and to the SRA. - **Rule 4.1, regulatory information:** an authorised body must display its SRA number and the SRA digital badge in a prominent place on its website. We build each of these into the structure from the start, not as afterthought pages. ## The SRA digital badge, installed properly The SRA's clickable logo became mandatory on 25 November 2019. It is not an image you copy. You register through the SRA's badge page, which is run with its technology partner Yoshki, and receive code to add to your site. The badge checks your regulated status and shows the current date, and visitors who click it see an SRA-hosted page confirming you are regulated and what protections that brings. We place the badge where clients will see it, typically in the site footer on every page and near the top of the home page, alongside your SRA number. We make sure it is not blocked by your cookie banner or content security policy, and we test it after launch. Letterhead and email footers have their own wording requirement under rule 4.2, which we can mirror in your email signature template. ## Price pages clients can actually read Price transparency only helps if people can follow it. We lay out each priced service with a short summary, a table of legal fees for common scenarios (for example by property value band in conveyancing), a separate table of likely disbursements such as search fees and Land Registry fees, and a clear VAT line. Then come the key stages, likely timescales, what is not included, and who will handle the matter, with their qualifications and experience. Tables are built as real HTML tables, not images, so they work with screen readers and on phones. That matters for accessibility and for the SRA's 'clear and accessible' test. When fees change, you update the table in the editor without touching the layout. ## Practice area pages that win instructions People search for the problem, not the practice area: 'how long does probate take', 'settlement agreement solicitor', 'fixed fee conveyancing'. Each practice area gets its own page with a short answer to the main question, what you do, how fees work and who to speak to. Business clients get their own route through the site, so a company director is not wading through family law to find commercial contracts. Our Business package from £500 + VAT includes up to 15 pages, copywriting, schema markup (LegalService and Person for key fee earners) and speed tuning. Larger firms with many offices, client portals or document upload systems get a fixed quote, and secure client apps can be built through our sister company at dijituldevelopments.co.uk. ## Privacy, enquiries and confidentiality Law firm enquiry forms often collect sensitive information. We keep forms short and tell people not to send confidential details until a conflict check is done. Submissions go over HTTPS to a named inbox, with no copies stored in the website database unless you need them. The privacy notice explains this in plain English, and the cookie banner blocks analytics until consent is given, as PECR requires. If you trade as an LLP or limited company, the footer carries your registered name, number and registered office as the trading disclosure regulations require, alongside your SRA number. See prices or get in touch. ## What you get - Price and service pages built to the SRA Transparency Rules list of required details - SRA digital badge installed site-wide, with your SRA number - Complaints procedure page covering Legal Ombudsman and SRA routes - Practice area pages for individuals and for businesses - Team profiles showing experience and qualifications, as the rules require for priced work - Footer with trading disclosures, regulatory statement and privacy notice ## FAQs ### Where must the SRA digital badge appear on our website? Rule 4.1 of the SRA Transparency Rules says an authorised body must display its SRA number and the SRA digital badge in a prominent place on its website. We usually place it in the footer of every page and near the top of the home page, and test that it loads. ### Do we have to publish prices for all our services? No. The costs information duty applies to the specific services listed in the Transparency Rules, such as residential conveyancing, uncontested probate, certain immigration and employment matters, debt recovery up to £100,000 and business licensing applications, where you publicise those services. ### What must our complaints page include? Your complaints handling procedure, including how and when a client can complain to the Legal Ombudsman and to the SRA. We write it as a clear web page rather than a PDF, and link it from the footer of every page. ### Can you build a client document upload area? A simple secure upload form can be added to a standard build. A full client portal with logins, case tracking and document storage is a software project and gets a fixed quote, usually through dijituldevelopments.co.uk. ### How much does a solicitor website cost? Most firms suit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which covers up to 15 pages, copywriting, schema and speed tuning. Larger multi-office sites, complex calculators or portals are quoted. Changes after launch are £45 an hour + VAT. ### Can you write our price transparency pages? We can draft them from the information you give us and lay them out to cover every element the rules list. You and your compliance officer must check and approve the figures and wording, because the regulatory responsibility stays with the firm. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Accountants and Bookkeepers Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-accountants/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK accountants, tax advisers and bookkeepers. We write service pages for the clients you want, use ICAEW or ACCA logos only as each body allows, and publish the regulatory and insurance details professional rules expect. Business sites start from £500 + VAT, and small practices can start from £250 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your site calls the firm 'Chartered Accountants' and you are not sure the firm still qualifies - The ICAEW or ACCA logo was copied from Google and looks blurred - Prospects ring to ask what you charge for a sole trader return - You want limited company clients but the site is full of personal tax content - Your regulatory and insurance information is in a PDF nobody can find - The site has not changed since Making Tax Digital was announced ## Key facts - 'Chartered Accountants' is a restricted description under ICAEW regulations - ACCA says its logo is for members with a current practising certificate - Provision of Services Regulations details: professional body, insurer, territorial cover - Service pages by client type: sole traders, limited companies, landlords, contractors - Business package from £500 + VAT: up to 15 pages, copywriting included - Secure enquiry forms with clear privacy wording ## How business owners choose an accountant online Searches for accountants are specific: 'accountant for contractors', 'limited company accountant fixed fee', 'landlord tax return help', 'Xero bookkeeper near me'. People want to know three things fast. Do you work with businesses like mine? Roughly what will it cost? Will I deal with a real person who replies? A website that answers those questions on focused pages beats a generic 'we offer a full range of services' home page every time. We structure accountancy sites by client type first (sole traders, limited companies, landlords, contractors, charities) and by service second (year-end accounts, self assessment, VAT, payroll, bookkeeping, tax planning). Each page speaks to that reader, mentions the software you support and shows how onboarding works. ## ICAEW and ACCA: descriptions and logos Professional body branding has rules behind it, and your website is the most public place you use it. - **'Chartered Accountants':** ICAEW says the description is restricted and governed by regulations made by its council. A firm can use it if it meets the member firm criteria, broadly a sole practitioner who is a member, or a partnership, LLP or company where chartered accountants hold more than half the voting rights, with any non-member principals registered as ICAEW affiliates. ICAEW has published proposed changes to the regulations effective from 2027, so check your position. - **ICAEW logos:** ICAEW says members entitled to ACA or FCA may use the member logo for personal promotion and qualifying practising firms may use the member firm logo. Its links policy asks that the logo is not altered or animated and that it links to icaew.com. - **ACCA:** ACCA's guidance says its logo can only be used by members holding a current practising certificate, and its rulebook limits firm use to firms controlled by holders of recognised accountancy qualifications. Logos are requested through ACCA rather than copied from the web. We use the official artwork you supply, place it with the correct wording and leave it out if your firm does not meet the test. ## Regulatory and insurance information Accountants providing services to the public are expected to make certain details available under the Provision of Services Regulations 2009. ICAEW's helpsheet on these regulations gives suggested wording that names the professional indemnity insurer and its territorial coverage, and the Association of Taxation Technicians notes that a practice website is an acceptable place to publish it. Many firms also include their professional body, registration or audit details and their anti-money laundering supervisor. We put this on a clear 'Regulatory information' page linked from every footer, rather than a PDF. If you are a limited company or LLP, the footer also carries your registered name, number, place of registration and registered office, as the 2015 trading disclosure regulations require. Your compliance partner checks the wording before launch. ## Publishing fees without boxing yourself in Many practices now publish 'from' prices or packages, and prospects like it. The trick is to define what is included: transactions per month, number of bank accounts, payroll headcount, VAT returns. A clear table with a 'get an exact quote' button filters out price shoppers and pre-qualifies good clients. A short form that asks entity type, turnover band and accounting software means your first call is useful. If you would rather not publish fees, a page explaining how you price (fixed monthly fees, what changes them) does a similar job. Either way, write in plain English. Our Business package includes copywriting, so we draft and you check. ## What it costs and what you get A small practice or bookkeeper can start with the Starter package from £250 + VAT: up to five pages, custom design, contact form, click-to-call, Google Business Profile and basic SEO. Most established firms choose Business from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages, copywriting, AccountingService schema, local SEO groundwork, conversion tracking and a training session. Calculators, client portals or integrations with practice software are quoted. Changes later are £45 an hour + VAT. See prices or request a quote. ## What you get - Service pages for each client type and each core service - Correct professional body logos and wording, with a regulatory information page - Provision of Services disclosures: professional body, PII insurer and territorial coverage - Pricing or 'packages from' pages if you want to publish fees - Lead form that asks turnover band, entity type and software used - AccountingService schema and Google Business Profile set up ## FAQs ### Can our firm call itself 'Chartered Accountants' on the website? Only if the firm meets ICAEW's regulations on the description. Broadly, that means a sole practitioner who is a member, or a firm where chartered accountants hold more than half the voting rights and any non-member principals are ICAEW affiliates. Check with ICAEW if your structure has changed. ### Can I use the ACCA logo on my practice website? ACCA's guidance says its logo is for members who hold a current practising certificate, and firm use depends on control by holders of recognised accountancy qualifications. Request the artwork through ACCA rather than copying it from another site. ### What regulatory information should an accountant's website show? Commonly your professional body, any registration or audit details, your professional indemnity insurer and its territorial coverage under the Provision of Services Regulations, and trading disclosures if you are a company or LLP. Your professional body's helpsheets give suggested wording. ### Should accountants publish their prices online? It is your choice. Publishing 'from' prices with clear inclusions tends to filter enquiries and reassure prospects. If fees vary too much, explain how you price instead. Either approach works on the sites we build. ### Can you add a fee calculator? Yes. A simple calculator that estimates a monthly fee from entity type, turnover and transactions can be added, quoted with the build. We make sure it shows estimates, not binding quotes. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Restaurants, Cafes and Takeaways Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-restaurants/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK restaurants, cafes, pubs and takeaways. Menus are real text rather than PDFs, allergen information is set up to FSA guidance, your food hygiene rating is displayed, and booking or ordering takes one tap. Starter sites start from £250 + VAT, and online ordering shops start from £750 + VAT. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your menu is a 6 MB PDF that takes ages to open on a phone - Customers ring to ask about allergens because the website does not say - Most of your takeaway orders go through apps that take a commission - Opening hours on the site, Google and Facebook all say different things - Nobody can find the booking button - The site still shows last year's Christmas menu ## Key facts - Menus built in HTML so they are readable on phones and by Google - FSA guidance: for distance selling, allergen info before purchase and at delivery - The 14 regulated allergens flagged clearly on each dish - Food hygiene rating shown with the FSA's free online display images - Table booking widget or Reserve with Google linked to your system - Starter from £250 + VAT; online ordering from £750 + VAT ## What diners look for in the first ten seconds Restaurant sites are mostly visited on phones, often from Google Maps, by people deciding where to eat tonight. They want the menu, the prices, the opening hours, where you are and how to book. Everything else is secondary. So the home page leads with those, and the menu is never more than one tap away. We build menus as HTML pages, not PDFs. Text menus load quickly, zoom properly, work with screen readers and can be read by search engines, which helps you show up for searches like 'vegan brunch Nottingham' or 'Sunday roast near me'. You edit dishes and prices in the editor, and seasonal menus can be scheduled to appear and disappear. ## Allergen information done properly UK law requires food businesses to provide information on 14 allergens: celery, cereals containing gluten, crustaceans, eggs, fish, lupin, milk, molluscs, mustard, peanuts, sesame, soybeans, sulphur dioxide and sulphites above ten parts per million, and tree nuts. How you do that online depends on how you sell. - **Ordering online or by phone:** the Food Standards Agency's guidance on food sold online says allergen information must be available at two stages, before the order is completed and again at delivery. The information must be free to the customer. - **A statement on your website:** GOV.UK guidance on food delivery recommends a statement telling customers where they can get allergen information before ordering. - **Prepacked for direct sale food:** since 1 October 2021, Natasha's Law requires a full ingredients list with allergens emphasised on the label of food packed on the premises before it is ordered, such as grab-and-go sandwiches. On the site we mark each dish with the allergens it contains, add a clear statement about cross-contamination risk in your kitchen, and give a phone number for questions. Your team must keep the information accurate. A website that says a dish is nut-free when the recipe changed last week is worse than no information. ## Showing your food hygiene rating A good rating is a selling point. Display at the premises is mandatory in Wales and Northern Ireland, while in England it remains voluntary, and the FSA says a mandatory scheme for England would need new primary legislation. Online display is still rare: the FSA's 2025 audit found only 10% of businesses in England that use online platforms showed their rating there. The FSA's Food and You 2 survey found over nine in ten people agreed ratings should be clearly displayed on the websites of businesses such as takeaways and restaurants. The FSA provides free online display images and guidance. We place the badge in the footer and on the contact page, linked to your listing on the FSA ratings site so it stays accurate. If your rating changes, the badge should be updated straight away. ## Bookings and orders without the middleman If you already use a table booking system, we embed it so the widget loads fast and matches your branding, and link Reserve with Google where your provider supports it. If you do not, a simple booking request form is a good start. For takeaways, direct online ordering can reduce reliance on delivery apps. That is an ecommerce build from £750 + VAT, with click-and-collect and local delivery rules, payments and order notifications. See booking website design and ecommerce website design. If you are a large business with 250 or more employees in England, the Calorie Labelling (Out of Home Sector) (England) Regulations 2021 also require calorie information, including the statement that adults need around 2,000 kcal a day, on online menus as well as printed ones. We build space for that into the menu template. ## Packages for food businesses A cafe or independent restaurant usually suits the Starter package from £250 + VAT: up to five pages including home, menu, about, bookings and contact, with click-to-call and your Google Business Profile set up. The Business package from £500 + VAT adds more pages (events, private dining, separate lunch and dinner menus), copywriting, full schema and conversion tracking. Ordering sites start from £750 + VAT. Changes after launch are £45 an hour + VAT. See prices. ## What you get - HTML menu pages you can edit, with dietary and allergen markers - Allergen statement and process that matches FSA guidance - Food hygiene rating badge linked to your FSA listing - Booking integration with your existing system, or a simple request form - Menu, Restaurant and OpeningHoursSpecification schema - Google Business Profile set up with menu link, photos and hours ## FAQs ### Do I have to put allergen information on my restaurant website? If customers order food online or by phone, FSA guidance says allergen information must be available before the order is completed and at delivery. If you only take bookings, you still need to provide allergen information to diners, and a website statement explaining how to get it is good practice. ### Should my menu be a PDF? We recommend HTML menus. They load faster on phones, are readable by screen readers and search engines, and are easier to update. If you want a printable version too, we can add a PDF download alongside the main menu. ### Do I have to show my food hygiene rating online? In England online display is voluntary. Wales and Northern Ireland already require display at the premises. The FSA provides free images and guidance for showing your rating online, and it helps customers who look before they book. ### Can I take takeaway orders through my own website? Yes. An online ordering site is an ecommerce build from £750 + VAT, with menus, options, delivery areas, collection times and card payments. You keep the customer relationship and avoid app commission on those orders, though card fees still apply. ### Can I change the menu myself? Yes. Dishes, prices, allergens and dietary markers are all editable in the website editor. You can also schedule seasonal menus to go live on a set date, and hide dishes that have sold out for the day without deleting them. ### Can you add our table booking system? Usually yes. Most booking providers offer an embed code or link. We add it so it loads quickly, works on phones and sits behind a clear 'Book a table' button on every page. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Hotels, B&Bs and Guest Houses Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-hotels/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK hotels, B&Bs, guest houses and holiday lets that push guests to book direct. We create room pages with real photos, connect your booking engine, show total prices that follow the DMCC Act rules on drip pricing, and keep galleries fast on mobile. Business sites start from £500 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Most of your bookings come through online travel agents, and the commission adds up - Your booking engine opens in a different-looking site and guests drop off - Room photos are ten years old or taken on a dark winter day - A cleaning or resort fee is added at checkout and guests complain - The site has no information for guests with mobility needs - Google shows the wrong check-in time ## Key facts - Room pages with sizes, bed types, accessibility features and photos - Booking engine or channel manager embedded behind a clear 'Book direct' button - DMCC Act drip pricing ban in force from 6 April 2025: show the total price - Hotel and HotelRoom schema plus Google Business Profile - Business package from £500 + VAT, live in about 5 to 6 weeks - Image formats like WebP and AVIF to keep galleries quick ## Why direct bookings start with your website Guests often find a hotel on a booking platform and then search its name to check the official site. If your site is slow, dated or makes booking awkward, they go back and book through the platform. If it is quick, clear and shows a good reason to book direct (best rate, free breakfast, flexible cancellation, a late checkout), many will book with you. So the hotel website's job is simple. Show the rooms honestly, make the price and availability easy to check, and get the guest into the booking engine with as little friction as possible. We put a 'Check availability' or 'Book direct' button in the header of every page and pass dates through to your booking engine where it supports it. ## Total pricing and the DMCC Act The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 banned drip pricing from 6 April 2025. Traders must show the total price, including any fees, taxes or charges the consumer will necessarily pay, rather than adding mandatory charges later in the booking. Legal commentary on the CMA's guidance notes that mandatory local charges such as resort fees should be included even in indicative 'per night' prices once they can be calculated. The CMA can now fine businesses directly, up to 10% of worldwide turnover. For your website that means 'from' prices on room pages must include unavoidable fees, and any offer banners must reflect the real total. Optional extras like parking or dog stays can be shown separately, as long as they are genuinely optional. We check this copy with you before launch, and your booking engine settings need to match. ## Room pages that answer the real questions Each room type gets its own page with the same layout, so guests can compare quickly: bed size, room size, maximum occupancy, view, bathroom type (shower, bath or both), accessibility features, and what is included. Photos should be recent, bright and honest. A guest who arrives to find a smaller room than the photos suggested writes a review about it. Hotel photography is heavy. We serve images as WebP or AVIF with fallbacks, size them for each screen and lazy-load galleries, so the first screen meets Google's Core Web Vitals guidance of a Largest Contentful Paint at or under 2.5 seconds. If you need new photography, our sister site dijitulmedia.co.uk handles that separately. ## Pages that rank beyond your own name Searches for your hotel name are the easy part. New guests search for things like 'dog friendly hotel Peak District', 'B&B near Sherwood Forest' or 'wedding venue with rooms'. Pages built around those needs give you a chance to be found before the guest reaches a booking platform. An area guide with walks, attractions and travel times, a dog friendly page with your actual rules and charges, and pages for weddings, meetings or special breaks all earn their place if they describe what you genuinely offer. We add Hotel schema with your address, check-in and check-out times, amenities and star rating if you hold one, so search engines show accurate details. Only quote a star rating you currently hold from a recognised scheme such as VisitEngland or the AA. Your Google Business Profile carries the same facts, because mismatched check-in times between Google and the website are a common cause of complaints. ## Accessibility information guests rely on Guests with mobility, sight or hearing needs often have to ring to ask basic questions. A dedicated accessibility page with step-free access details, door widths, accessible bathroom features, hearing loops and assistance dog policy saves those calls and wins bookings. The site itself is built to WCAG 2.2 AA as a target, with proper contrast, keyboard navigation and alt text on room photos. ## Packages for hotels and B&Bs A small B&B or guest house may only need the Starter package from £250 + VAT: up to five pages with a booking link and Google Business Profile. Most hotels choose Business from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages, copywriting, Hotel and HotelRoom schema, local SEO groundwork and conversion tracking on booking clicks. Selling gift vouchers or packages online is an ecommerce build from £750 + VAT. Complex integrations with property management systems get a fixed quote. See booking website design or request a quote. ## What you get - Home, rooms, dining, offers, area guide, about and contact pages - Individual room pages with key facts in a consistent format - Booking engine integration styled to match the site - Pricing copy that includes all mandatory fees up front - Accessibility information page for guests - Schema markup for the hotel, rooms, restaurant and FAQs ## FAQs ### Can you connect our existing booking engine? Usually yes. Most hotel booking engines and channel managers provide an embed or a deep link. We integrate it behind a clear booking button, style it to match where the provider allows, and track booking clicks in Analytics. ### Do our website prices have to include all fees? Under the DMCC Act drip pricing rules in force since 6 April 2025, mandatory fees, taxes and charges must be included in the price shown rather than added later. Optional extras can be shown separately. Check your booking engine settings match your website copy. ### How do we encourage guests to book direct? Give them a real reason, such as a better rate, breakfast included or flexible cancellation, state it clearly on every page, and make booking quick. A fast site with honest photos and a visible booking button does most of the work. ### Can we sell gift vouchers on our website? Yes. Voucher sales are an ecommerce feature from £750 + VAT, with payment, email delivery and redemption codes. Some booking platforms offer voucher modules too, which we can embed instead. ### What should our accessibility page include? Step-free routes, parking, door widths, lift details, accessible room and bathroom features, hearing loops, assistance dog policy and a contact for questions. Factual detail is more helpful than general reassurance. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Charities and Non-Profits Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-charities/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK charities and community groups. We state your registered charity status and number where the law and donors expect it, build donation forms that capture valid Gift Aid declarations, and design to WCAG 2.2 AA so everyone can use the site. Business sites start from £500 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your donate page does not say you are a registered charity - Online donations have no Gift Aid tick box, so you never reclaim the tax - Volunteers sign up by email and details get lost - The site is hard to use for people with sight loss, the very people you support - Trustees cannot update events without calling a volunteer who built it years ago - Your annual report is a 40-page PDF nobody reads ## Key facts - Charities Act 2011 s39: registered status on fundraising documents if income over £10,000 - Registered charity number in the footer of every page - Gift Aid declaration fields: full name, home address and postcode - Fundraising Regulator badge linked to your directory entry, if registered - WCAG 2.2 AA as the design target - Business package from £500 + VAT, Starter from £250 + VAT ## What a charity website has to do Charity sites serve several audiences at once: people who need your help, donors, volunteers, funders checking your credibility, and partner organisations. Each needs a clear route. People in need should reach your services and contact details within one tap. Donors need a quick, trustworthy donation page. Funders want governance, accounts and impact. We plan the navigation around those journeys before designing anything. Funders and donors often check the Charity Commission register before giving, so your name and number on the site must match the register exactly. If your working name differs from your registered name, say both. ## Registered status, numbers and badges Section 39 of the Charities Act 2011 applies to registered charities whose gross income in the last financial year exceeded £10,000. Their registered status must be stated in legible characters in notices, advertisements and other documents issued by or for the charity that solicit money or property, as well as on invoices, receipts and cheques. Charity sector commentary has long treated donation web pages as falling within this, and the simplest compliant approach is a clear line on every page: 'Registered charity number 123456 (England and Wales)'. On the sites we build: - the footer carries your registered name, the words 'registered charity' and your number - the donate page repeats it next to the form - if you are a charitable company, the footer also shows the company number and registered office, as company trading disclosure rules require - if you are registered with the Fundraising Regulator, its digital badge links to your directory entry so supporters can verify you in one click. The Regulator says it will seek removal of the badge from any organisation that is not registered ## Donations and Gift Aid that work Gift Aid lets you claim back basic rate tax on donations from UK taxpayers, so a missing declaration is money left on the table. A valid declaration needs the charity's name, the donor's full name and home address including postcode, whether it covers this donation or future and past ones too, and a statement that the donor understands they must pay enough UK Income Tax or Capital Gains Tax to cover the claim. Charity Tax Group guidance confirms declarations can be given online with a tick box and do not need a signature. HMRC matches names against tax records, so full names are best. We build donation pages with your payment provider, suggested amounts that link to real outcomes, a monthly giving option and a Gift Aid tick box with the correct wording. Donations go straight to your provider, so card details never touch the website. We track completed donations in Analytics so you can see which appeals and pages raise the most, and send donors to a thank-you page that suggests one next step, such as signing up to your newsletter or sharing the appeal. ## Accessible by design Many charities support people who are disabled, older or digitally excluded, so accessibility is not optional. We design to WCAG 2.2 AA as a target: proper heading structure, colour contrast of at least 4.5:1 for body text, visible focus states, form labels and error messages that make sense when read aloud, and text alternatives for images. We avoid putting key information only in PDFs. Annual reports and policies become web pages where possible, with a download for those who want one. See accessible web design. ## What it costs Small community groups can start with the Starter package from £250 + VAT for up to five pages. Most registered charities choose Business from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages, copywriting, schema, conversion tracking on donations and a training session for staff and trustees. Selling event tickets or merchandise is an ecommerce build from £750 + VAT. Membership areas or case management systems are quoted. Domains, hosting and premium plugins are listed separately. See prices or get in touch. ## What you get - Donate page with your payment provider, Gift Aid declaration and charity details - Footer with registered charity number, and company number if incorporated - Impact pages that turn your annual report into readable stories - Volunteer and event sign-up forms with clear privacy wording - Accessible design with proper headings, contrast and keyboard navigation - Training so staff and trustees can update news and events ## FAQs ### Does our charity number have to be on our website? Section 39 of the Charities Act 2011 requires registered charities with income over £10,000 to state their registered status on documents that solicit money, and donation pages are the obvious example. Showing your registered number in the footer of every page is simple and lets donors check the Charity Commission register. ### What does an online Gift Aid declaration need? Your charity's name, the donor's full name and home address with postcode, what donations it covers, and a statement that the donor must pay enough UK Income Tax or Capital Gains Tax to cover the Gift Aid. A tick box online is fine and no signature is needed. ### Can we use the Fundraising Regulator badge? Only if you are registered with the Fundraising Regulator. The digital badge links to your entry in its directory. The Regulator says it will seek removal of the badge if an unregistered organisation displays it. ### Can trustees and volunteers update the site? Yes. We build on an editor that non-technical people can use and include a training session with a recorded walkthrough in the Business package. Different users can have different permissions. ### Do you take card payments on the site? We connect a donation or payment provider you choose, so card details are handled by the provider, not stored on your website. That keeps security responsibility where it belongs and simplifies your compliance. ### How much does a charity website cost? Starter is from £250 + VAT for up to five pages and Business from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages with copywriting. Ticketing or shops are from £750 + VAT. Larger platforms with member logins or integrations get a fixed quote. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Schools and Academies Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-schools/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK schools, academies and nurseries. We organise the information the Department for Education says schools must or should publish into a clear structure, design to WCAG 2.2 AA, link Ofsted and performance data, and train staff to keep policies current. Business sites start from £500 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - You are not sure whether everything the DfE lists is on the site - Policies are scattered PDFs, some three years out of date - Parents cannot find term dates or the uniform policy on a phone - Only one member of staff knows how to update the site - The pupil premium statement went up late last year - Your current provider charges for every small change ## Key facts - Built around DfE guidance last updated 24 October 2024 - Separate checklists for maintained schools and academy trusts - Policies as web pages first, with PDFs converted where needed - Accessibility statement and WCAG 2.2 AA as the design target - Staff training and recorded walkthrough included in Business - Business package from £500 + VAT ## What the DfE says schools must publish The Department for Education's guidance 'What maintained schools must publish online' was last updated on 24 October 2024. Maintained schools must publish, among other things: - admission arrangements, or a link to the local authority's for community and voluntary controlled schools - the behaviour policy, the charging and remissions policies and the complaints policy - contact details, including the name of the member of staff who deals with queries and, in mainstream schools, the SENCO's name and contact details - curriculum content for each subject and year, phonics or reading schemes at key stage 1, and key stage 4 courses - the number of staff paid over £100,000 in £10,000 bands, and a link to the schools financial benchmarking service - governance information, the latest Ofsted report or a link to it, and links to performance measures - the pupil premium strategy statement by 31 December, PE and sport premium details by 31 July, the SEND information report, and public sector equality duty information - careers programme information for secondary schools, and gender pay gap data for schools with 250 or more employees The same guidance lists things schools should publish, such as opening hours, the uniform policy, the music development plan and remote education information. We build a statutory information section that mirrors this list, so nothing is missing and inspectors and parents can find each item quickly. ## Academies and trusts have a different list Academies, free schools and colleges follow separate DfE guidance, also updated 24 October 2024. It says every academy must publish specific information to comply with its funding agreement. Trusts must publish items such as the annual audited report and accounts by 31 January, governance information including the memorandum and articles of association and trustee details, the whistleblowing procedure, and the RSE policy. Several items that are mandatory for maintained schools are listed as 'should' for academies, though in practice most trusts publish them. For multi-academy trusts we can build a trust site with linked school sites sharing one design system, so trust-level documents live in one place and each school manages its own news and policies. ## Accessibility for schools The public sector accessibility regulations give schools and nurseries a partial exemption, but content needed for essential online administrative functions, such as forms parents must complete, is still covered, and schools commonly publish an accessibility statement. The DfE guidance also notes that if a school publishes its PE and sport premium report using the downloaded digital form, it must convert it to HTML to meet accessibility requirements. Many parents use phones, screen readers or translation tools, so we design to WCAG 2.2 AA as a target, write policies as web pages where possible and make sure PDFs we do publish are tagged and readable. ## Easy for staff, quick for parents School websites fail when updating them is hard. We set up editor roles so the office can post letters and term dates, subject leads can update curriculum pages, and governors can upload minutes, each without access to the whole site. Templates keep pages consistent however many people edit them. A dashboard shows when each statutory document was last updated, so you can spot anything overdue before an inspection. For parents, the home page puts the essentials up front: term dates, latest news, lunch menus, absence reporting and contact details. The calendar exports to phone calendars, and important notices can appear as a banner. ## Costs and timescales A small primary or nursery may fit the Starter package from £250 + VAT, but most schools need more than five pages, so the Business package from £500 + VAT is the usual choice: up to 15 page templates, copywriting help, schema, speed tuning and a training session with a recorded walkthrough. Trust-wide platforms, parent portals and payment integrations are quoted. Hosting and support are available separately, with care plans from dijitulsupport.co.uk starting at £25 a month + VAT. See prices. ## What you get - Statutory information section mapped to the DfE list for your school type - Admissions, curriculum, SEND, policies and governance pages - News, letters, calendar and term dates that staff can update - Accessibility statement and accessible templates - Ofsted report and performance tables links - Editor roles so office staff, teachers and governors can each update their own areas ## FAQs ### What must a maintained school publish on its website? The DfE list includes admissions, behaviour, charging and complaints policies, contact details and the SENCO, curriculum, high earner bands, governance, Ofsted and performance links, pupil premium and PE premium statements, SEND information, equality information and, for secondary schools, careers information. Check the current GOV.UK guidance for full details. ### Do academies have to publish the same information? Not exactly. Academies follow separate DfE guidance tied to their funding agreements. Trusts must publish items such as audited accounts, governance and trustee details and the whistleblowing procedure, while some items are 'should' rather than 'must'. ### Can policies be uploaded as PDFs? They can, but web pages are easier to read on phones and with assistive technology. Where a PDF is needed, we make sure it is tagged and readable. The DfE says the PE and sport premium digital form must be converted to HTML if published. ### Can several staff members update the website? Yes. We create roles so each person can edit only their area, such as news, curriculum or governance. Training and a recorded walkthrough are included in the Business package, so new staff can learn the editor without waiting for us. ### Do school websites need an accessibility statement? Schools have a partial exemption under the public sector accessibility regulations, but essential administrative content is still covered and publishing an accessibility statement is standard practice. We provide a template and help you complete it. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Dentists and Dental Practices Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-dentists/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK dental practices that follow the GDC's guidance on advertising. Each clinician's qualifications, country of qualification and GDC number are shown, NHS or private status is clear, complaints routes are listed and treatment pages avoid misleading claims. Business sites start from £500 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Team profiles list memberships as letters after names, which the GDC advises against - A dentist is described as an 'implant specialist' but is not on a specialist list - The site does not say whether you take NHS patients - There is no 'date last updated' anywhere - Before-and-after photos come with no mention that results vary - New patients cannot book or register without phoning ## Key facts - GDC guidance on advertising, effective from 30 September 2013 - Each dental professional: qualification, country it was gained and GDC number - Practice name, address, contact details and a link to the GDC - Complaints: NHS body for NHS care, Dental Complaints Service for private - 'Specialist' only for dentists on a GDC specialist list - Business package from £500 + VAT ## What the GDC expects on a practice website The General Dental Council's guidance on advertising has been in effect since 30 September 2013 and still applies. If you are responsible for a practice website, it should show: - the name and geographic address where the dental service is provided, plus contact details including email and phone - the GDC's address and contact details, or a link to the GDC website - your complaints procedure and who patients can escalate to: the relevant NHS body for NHS treatment, and the Dental Complaints Service for private treatment - the date the website was last updated Any website that names a dental professional as providing care must show their professional qualification, the country it was obtained in and their GDC registration number. Advertising should also make clear whether the practice is NHS, mixed or wholly private. We build all of this into the templates, so a new associate's profile cannot be published without the fields filled in. ## Specialist titles and claims The GDC is strict about titles. Only dentists on one of its specialist lists may call themselves a specialist or use titles such as Orthodontist or Periodontist. Others must not say they 'specialise in' a treatment, but may use phrases like 'special interest in', 'experienced in' or 'practice limited to'. Dental care professionals must not use titles that imply specialist status, such as 'smile specialist', because there are no specialist lists for them. The guidance also says not to list memberships, fellowships or honorary degrees as abbreviated letters after names, and not to compare your skills with other professionals. Claims must be backed by facts, avoid creating unjustified expectations, and marketing should state that treatment may not suit every patient and depends on assessment. If you offer facial aesthetics, remember the ASA has repeatedly ruled that prescription-only medicines such as botulinum toxin cannot be advertised to the public under CAP Code rule 12.12. We write treatment copy with these rules in mind and you check it before it goes live. ## CQC and the practice website Dental practices in England are registered with the Care Quality Commission. CQC inspects them against its five key questions, but its own press releases note that, unlike most sectors it regulates, primary care dental services are not given an overall rating. You can still link to your CQC profile so patients can read your latest inspection report. If your practice also runs services that are rated, the CQC display rules for those ratings apply. Our clinic website page covers that in more detail. ## Pages patients actually use Most visitors want one of four things: to register as a new patient, book an appointment, find out about a treatment such as Invisalign or implants, or check fees. We make those the main routes. The fees page shows NHS charge bands and private prices in real HTML tables, and states clearly when the practice is not accepting new NHS patients, which saves your reception team a lot of calls. Treatment pages explain what happens, how long it takes, risks and alternatives in plain English, with before-and-after photos only of your own patients, with consent, and a note that results vary. Online booking can be linked from your practice management software where it offers it. A short new patient page explains what to bring, how medical history forms work and what happens at the first check-up, which reassures nervous patients more than any slogan. We also add a visible 'last updated' date, as the GDC guidance asks. See booking website design. ## Packages for dental practices Most practices suit the Business package from £500 + VAT: up to 15 pages, copywriting, Dentist schema, local SEO groundwork, speed tuning and training. Groups with several sites or deeper integrations get a fixed quote. Sites are designed to WCAG 2.2 AA as a target, which matters for older patients and anyone using assistive technology. Changes after launch are £45 an hour + VAT. See prices or get in touch. ## What you get - Team page with each clinician's qualifications, country of qualification and GDC number - Treatment pages written in plain language, with balanced claims - Fees page showing NHS bands and private prices clearly - Complaints page with NHS and Dental Complaints Service routes - Online booking or new patient registration integration - Dentist and MedicalBusiness schema, plus Google Business Profile ## FAQs ### Do I have to show GDC numbers on our practice website? Yes. GDC guidance says any website that names a dental professional providing care must show their professional qualification, the country it was obtained in and their GDC registration number. We build these as required fields on each team profile. ### Can we describe our implant dentist as a specialist? Only if they are on one of the GDC's specialist lists for that discipline. Otherwise use wording such as 'special interest in implants' or 'experienced in implant dentistry', which the GDC guidance allows. ### Do we need to say whether we are NHS or private? The GDC guidance says advertising should state whether the practice is NHS (or equivalent), mixed or wholly private. A clear line on the home page and fees page also cuts down reception calls. ### Can we show patient reviews and before-and-after photos? Yes, with care. Use only genuine reviews and your own patients' photos with written consent. Avoid wording that creates unjustified expectations, and state that results vary and treatment depends on assessment. ### Can we advertise Botox on our dental website? The ASA has ruled that prescription-only medicines such as botulinum toxin must not be advertised to the public, in line with CAP Code rule 12.12. You can describe consultations for facial aesthetics, but avoid naming or promoting the medicine itself. ### What does a dental website cost? Most practices choose the Business package from £500 + VAT, which covers up to 15 pages, copywriting and schema. Smaller single-surgery sites can start from £250 + VAT. Multi-site groups and complex integrations get a fixed quote. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Private Clinics and Healthcare Practices Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-clinics/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK private clinics, from physiotherapy and podiatry to GP, aesthetics and diagnostic services. We display CQC ratings the way Regulation 20A requires, use protected professional titles correctly, keep treatment claims within ASA rules and connect online booking. Business sites start from £500 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your CQC rating is missing from the website, or shows last inspection's result - Treatment pages promise outcomes you could not prove to the ASA - A practitioner's title is used without them being on the relevant register - Patients cannot book online, so they book with the clinic down the road - Testimonials make health claims your evidence does not support - The site does not explain fees, so people ring just to ask ## Key facts - CQC Regulation 20A: rating, date and link shown on every provider website - HCPC protected titles such as Physiotherapist and Podiatrist need registration - CAP Code: health claims need evidence; testimonials are not proof - No advertising of prescription-only medicines to the public - Online booking integration with your clinic software - Business package from £500 + VAT ## Displaying your CQC rating If your clinic is registered with the Care Quality Commission and has a rating, Regulation 20A of the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014 applies. CQC's guidance says every website maintained by or for the provider must show the CQC website address, where the latest assessment can be found on CQC's site, and the most recent ratings, making clear which premises or activities each relates to and the date each rating was given. It must be shown conspicuously and legibly, and CQC can prosecute for failing to display ratings without first issuing a warning notice. CQC provides a website widget that pulls the current rating automatically. Its guidance says using it helps make sure all the required information is shown. We place the widget in the site footer and on the home page, and check it is not blocked by your cookie consent tool or security headers. Note that some services, such as primary care dentistry, are inspected but not given an overall rating. Clinics in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have different regulators, Healthcare Inspectorate Wales, Healthcare Improvement Scotland and RQIA, so we follow whichever applies to you and link to your entry on its site. ## Professional titles and registration Many clinical titles are protected by law. The Health and Care Professions Council lists protected titles including Physiotherapist and Physical therapist, Chiropodist and Podiatrist, and Dietitian, and says anyone using one must be on its register. The HCPC has prosecuted people for using a protected title while unregistered. The same principle applies to doctors (GMC), nurses (NMC), dentists (GDC), osteopaths (GOsC) and chiropractors (GCC). On your site each practitioner profile shows their title, registering body and registration number, with a link to the public register. If a team member is not registered for a title, their profile describes what they do without using it. This protects patients and protects you. ## Treatment pages within ASA rules Health advertising, including your own website, falls under the CAP Code, which the ASA enforces. The key points for clinics: - **Evidence:** objective health claims need documentary evidence, and for health therapies the ASA usually expects that to be good quality human trials. - **Testimonials:** CAP guidance says testimonials are not evidence of efficacy. Claims within a testimonial need the same support as any other claim, and you must hold proof the testimonial is genuine and used with permission. - **Prescription-only medicines:** CAP Code rule 12.12, reflecting the Human Medicines Regulations 2012, bans advertising them to the public. The ASA has ruled against clinics for promoting botulinum toxin, including indirect promotion through phrases like 'cosmetic injections'. We write treatment pages that describe what happens, who it may help and what to expect, without promises. You or your clinical lead approves every claim. For aesthetics clinics, the focus is on consultations rather than named medicines. ## Booking and patient information Patients increasingly expect to book online. Most clinic management systems offer an online booking widget, and we embed it behind a clear 'Book an appointment' button on every page. Where online booking is not suitable, such as for treatments requiring a consultation first, we use a request form that explains next steps. Forms collecting health information are kept minimal, sent over HTTPS, and the privacy notice explains how special category data is handled under UK GDPR. A clear fees page, a 'your first visit' page and practical details like parking and accessibility answer most pre-booking questions. See booking website design. ## Packages for clinics A single-practitioner clinic can start with the Starter package from £250 + VAT for up to five pages. Most clinics choose Business from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages, copywriting, schema, speed tuning, conversion tracking on bookings and a training session. Multi-site groups and patient portals are quoted. Changes after launch are £45 an hour + VAT. See prices or request a quote. ## What you get - CQC rating widget or equivalent display, placed conspicuously - Practitioner profiles with registration body and number - Treatment pages written to CAP Code health guidance - Fees page and new patient information - Booking integration with your practice management system - MedicalClinic and Physician schema where appropriate ## FAQs ### Do we have to show our CQC rating on our website? If you are a CQC-registered provider with a rating, yes. Regulation 20A requires every website maintained by or for the provider to show the latest rating, its date, which services it covers and where to find the report on CQC's site, displayed conspicuously and legibly. ### What is the easiest way to display the CQC rating? Use the CQC's own website widget. It updates automatically when a new rating is published and CQC says it helps ensure all required information is displayed. We place it in the footer and on the home page. ### Can we use patient testimonials on our clinic website? Yes, if they are genuine, used with permission and you can prove both. CAP guidance says testimonials are not evidence of efficacy, so any health claim in a testimonial needs the same evidence as a claim you make yourself. ### Can our aesthetics clinic advertise Botox on the website? No. Botulinum toxin is a prescription-only medicine and CAP Code rule 12.12 bans advertising those to the public. The ASA has also ruled against indirect promotion. You can promote consultations for facial treatments without naming the medicine. ### Can a sports massage therapist call themselves a physiotherapist? Only if they are registered with the HCPC. Physiotherapist and Physical therapist are protected titles, and using one without registration is a criminal offence. Their profile can describe their massage qualifications instead. ### Can you connect our clinic booking software? Usually yes. Most clinic management systems provide a booking widget or link, which we embed and style where possible. We track booking clicks so you can see which pages bring in appointments. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Hair and Beauty Salons Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-salons/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK hair, beauty, nail and aesthetics salons that put booking first: a Book Now button on every screen, your live booking system embedded, a clear treatment price list and Google Business Profile bookings switched on. Most salon sites are our Business package, from £500 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Clients message you on Instagram at 11pm to ask if you have a slot on Saturday - Your price list is a photo of a printed menu that Google cannot read - Your booking app has a Google Book button but your own website sends people to a contact form - You pay a marketplace commission on clients who were already looking for you by name - Your site still shows a stylist who left last year - You are not sure what you are allowed to say about injectables online ## Key facts - Built around your existing booking system (Fresha, Treatwell, Booksy, Timely or similar), not a second calendar to manage - Fresha's help centre says its Google Book button only appears if your business name and address match exactly on Fresha and Google - Treatment menu as real text on the page, so Google can read prices and durations - HairSalon, BeautySalon or NailSalon schema.org markup with opening hours and price range - Aesthetics wording checked against the ASA ban on advertising prescription-only medicines such as Botox (CAP Code rule 12.12) - Mobile-first layout tested at 375px, because most clients book from a phone - Typically live in 5 to 6 weeks on the Business package ## What salon clients search for, and what the site must answer Salon searches are short and local: "balayage near me", "nail salon open Sunday", "lash lift Mansfield price", "brow lamination how long does it last". The person searching usually wants three answers fast. Can you do it? How much? When is the next slot? A salon website that answers all three on the first screen of a phone will win the booking over one that makes people scroll past a slideshow. That means a treatment menu written as text, not a PDF or an image of your printed price list. Text lets Google match "gel extensions" or "root tint" to your page, and it lets AI assistants quote your prices accurately. We group treatments by category, show the duration and the from price you set, and link each one straight into your booking system. We also build pages for the treatments people research before they book, such as balayage, keratin smoothing or HD brows. A good treatment page explains who it suits, how long it takes, aftercare and whether a patch test is needed. That content ranks, and it cuts down the questions you answer in DMs. ## Online booking: use the system you already run Most salons already pay for a booking platform. Building a second calendar into the website creates double bookings, so we connect to the one you use. Fresha, Treatwell, Booksy, Timely, Phorest and similar systems all provide a booking link or widget we can place on the site, and many let us link to a single service or a single stylist, so the Book button on the cut-and-colour page opens the right booking form. Google bookings are worth setting up properly. Google does not take bookings itself; it shows a Book button on your Business Profile when a supported partner connects your calendar. Fresha's own help centre lists the conditions: your Fresha profile must be listed on its marketplace, and your business name and address must match exactly between Fresha and Google. We check those details match across your website, your profile and your booking platform as part of the build. One thing to weigh up: some marketplaces charge commission on new clients found through their own listings. Sending your own website visitors through your direct booking link, rather than the marketplace page, keeps those clients yours. We set that up on the booking website side so every button uses your direct link. ## Aesthetics and advertising rules If you offer injectables, your website is advertising, and the Advertising Standards Authority treats it that way. CAP Code rule 12.12 bans advertising prescription-only medicines to the public, and Botox and other botulinum toxin products are prescription-only. The ASA's own advice says that even a mention of Botox on a business's social pages, hashtags included, is likely to be treated as an advert for a prescription-only medicine. What you can do, according to CAP's enforcement notice on botulinum toxin, is promote the consultation and the wider service, as long as the medicine is not promoted directly or indirectly. So we write aesthetics pages around "anti-wrinkle consultations" and the practitioner's qualifications, without naming the product or using lookalike terms. The ASA has also ruled against pressure tactics such as implying a shortage to rush bookings, so we avoid countdown banners on these pages. Price claims follow the same logic. The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 drip pricing rules, in force since April 2025, require the headline price to include any mandatory fees. If a treatment needs a compulsory consultation fee or deposit, we show it in the price, not in small print at checkout. ## Photos, speed and the mobile footer Salon sites live or die on photos, and photos are usually what makes them slow. We export your gallery as WebP or AVIF, serve smaller files to phones and lazy load anything below the first screen. Google's Core Web Vitals treat a Largest Contentful Paint of 2.5 seconds or less as good, and we build to that on a mid-range phone, not on a fast office connection. Use your own photos of real clients' hair, nails and brows where you can, with permission. Stock photos of models do not show what you can do, and clients notice. If you need help with a shoot or a logo, our sister studio dijitul media handles photography and branding. On phones the footer matters more than people think. Your phone number and address stay visible as large tap targets, and the link groups (treatments, team, policies) fold into tap-to-open sections so clients are not scrolling through a wall of links to find your opening hours. ## What it costs A single-chair salon or mobile beautician with a short treatment list can start on our Starter package, from £250 + VAT: up to five pages, your booking link, click-to-call and a Google Business Profile set up. Most salons choose the Business package, from £500 + VAT, which covers up to 15 pages, treatment pages written to rank, schema markup, speed work and a training session so you can change prices yourself. If you sell retail products online as well, that becomes an ecommerce build, from £750 + VAT. Booking platform subscriptions, domain and hosting are separate and listed in your quote. See our full prices or ask for a quote. ## What you get - Book Now button fixed on mobile, linked to your booking system's deep links per service or stylist - Treatment and price pages written as text, grouped by category with durations - Team pages with each stylist or therapist's specialisms and a direct booking link - Gallery of real client work with alt text and WebP images sized for phones - Google Business Profile set up or tidied, with the booking link and services added - Patch test, cancellation and deposit policy page your clients can actually find - Gift voucher page linked to your booking platform or a simple online shop ## FAQs ### Can you add online booking to my salon website? Yes. We connect the booking system you already use, such as Fresha, Treatwell, Booksy, Timely or Phorest, rather than adding a separate calendar. Where the platform allows it, each treatment page links straight to that service, so clients pick a time in two taps and your diary stays in one place. ### How do I get a Book button on my Google listing? Google shows a Book button when a supported booking partner connects your calendar to your Business Profile. Your booking platform switches it on. Fresha, for example, requires a marketplace listing and an exact match of business name and address. We line up those details during the build so the button is not blocked. ### Can I say we offer Botox on our website? Not in a way that promotes the medicine. CAP Code rule 12.12 bans advertising prescription-only medicines to the public, and the ASA treats Botox mentions on business pages and hashtags as likely adverts. You can promote consultations and the practitioner, which is how we write aesthetics pages. ### Should my price list be a PDF? No. A PDF or photo of your price list is hard to read on a phone and Google struggles to match it to searches. We build your treatment menu as text on the page, with durations and prices you can edit yourself, and a booking link beside each treatment. ### How long does a salon website take? A Starter site is typically live in 3 to 4 weeks and a Business site in 5 to 6 weeks. The biggest delay is usually photos and the treatment list, so we send you a simple template for prices, durations and descriptions at the start. ### Will I be able to change prices and team members myself? Yes. Every Business package includes a training session and a recorded walkthrough. Changing a price, adding a stylist or swapping gallery photos takes minutes. If you would rather we did it, small changes are £45 an hour + VAT, or you can use a care plan. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Gyms and Fitness Studios Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-gyms/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK gyms, personal training studios, CrossFit boxes and yoga or Pilates studios. We connect your class booking and membership software, publish a live timetable, show full membership prices including joining fees, and make the free trial or join button the main action. Most gym sites start from £500 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - People ask on Facebook what time spin is on Thursday because the timetable is a screenshot - Your joining page lives on the software provider's domain and looks nothing like your gym - Your ads send people to a homepage with five different buttons - Membership prices are only revealed after someone fills in an enquiry form - You run classes, PT and a café but the site only talks about the gym floor - Google shows old opening hours from before you went 24/7 ## Key facts - Live class timetable and online joining from the gym software you already use (Mindbody, Glofox, TeamUp, Gymcatch or similar) - Membership prices shown in full: since April 2025 the DMCC Act drip pricing rules require mandatory fees in the headline price - The ASA ruled a Fitness First leaflet misleading in 2004 for leaving a compulsory £30 admin fee out of its headline joining price - Law firm Taylor Wessing reports the DMCC subscription contracts rules are now expected in spring 2027, so cancellation pages need to be easy to update - ExerciseGym schema.org markup with opening hours, including 24-hour access where it applies - Separate landing pages for paid social offers, so ad traffic does not land on the homepage ## How people choose a gym online Gym searches mix location with a goal: "24 hour gym near me", "reformer Pilates Nottingham", "women only gym", "personal trainer for beginners", "gym with no contract". People compare two or three options on their phone, usually in the evening, and the deciding questions are price, contract length, hours, parking and whether they will feel out of place. So the site has to answer those plainly. We put membership options, contract terms and opening hours within one tap of the homepage, and we use real photos of your floor, your changing rooms and your classes. A short "first visit" page that explains what happens when someone walks in for the first time does a lot to turn nervous browsers into trial sign-ups. Each class type or service gets its own page: spin, HIIT, Pilates, boxing, PT, nutrition coaching. That gives Google something specific to rank for "spin classes in Mansfield", and it gives your coaches a page to share. ## Timetables, booking and joining online Your gym software already holds the timetable, the class capacity and the member records, so the website should read from it rather than duplicate it. Mindbody, Glofox, TeamUp, Gymcatch and similar platforms provide timetable widgets or booking links we can embed. A schedule that updates itself when a coach cancels is worth more than any design flourish. Online joining is the next step. Where your provider supports it, we embed or link the join flow so payment and direct debit set-up happen in their secure system, and we style the surrounding pages to match your brand so the hand-off does not feel like leaving your site. If you need something your software cannot do, such as a custom member area or challenge leaderboards, that is a fixed-quote build and our software team at dijitul developments can scope it. We also set up Google Business Profile with your hours, including special hours for bank holidays, and add booking links where your platform supports them. ## Membership prices, free trials and the law Gym pricing gets complaints more than almost anything else. Back in 2004 the ASA ruled against a Fitness First leaflet that showed a £20 joining price with a footnote about a compulsory £30 admin fee, and told the company to include such charges in the headline price. The rule is now in statute: the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 drip pricing provisions, in force since 6 April 2025, say the headline price must include any mandatory fees. Joining fees, admin fees and compulsory app charges belong in the figure people see first. Free trials and rolling memberships are also in the government's sights. The DMCC Act's subscription contracts regime will add reminder notices and easy cancellation rules; law firms Taylor Wessing and Osborne Clarke both report the start date has slipped to spring 2027. We build your membership terms and cancellation information as an editable page, so you can update it in minutes when the rules land rather than paying for a redesign. On the page itself we keep it simple: each membership tier, the monthly price including compulsory fees, the minimum term, the notice period and what is included. Clear terms reduce chargebacks as well as complaints. ## Landing pages for your offers and ads Most gyms run January offers, summer challenges or paid social campaigns. Sending that traffic to the homepage wastes money, because the homepage has to serve members, prospects and staff at once. We build separate landing pages for each offer: one headline, the offer, two or three photos, the price in full, one form or join button. No main menu to wander off into. We add conversion tracking so you can see which campaign produced trial sign-ups, not just clicks. Under UK GDPR and PECR, tracking and ad pixels only fire after a visitor accepts cookies, and we set up the consent banner so that "reject" is as easy as "accept". ## Prices for a gym website A small PT studio or a single-instructor yoga business with a booking link can be well served by Starter, from £250 + VAT. A gym with classes, multiple membership tiers and staff profiles is usually our Business package, from £500 + VAT, with up to 15 pages, written copy, schema, speed optimisation and training. Selling supplements, kit or online programmes is an ecommerce build, from £750 + VAT. Member portals and custom integrations are quoted. Your gym software subscription is separate. Compare options on our pricing page. ## What you get - Embedded class timetable and booking from your gym management software - Membership and pricing page with every compulsory fee in the headline figure - Free trial or day pass landing page with one form and one button - Pages for each class type, PT, and facilities, written to rank locally - Coach and personal trainer profiles with qualifications and booking links - Google Business Profile with correct hours, photos and booking link - Conversion tracking on trial sign-ups, joins and calls ## FAQs ### Can members book classes on our website? Yes, through your existing gym software. Mindbody, Glofox, TeamUp, Gymcatch and similar platforms provide a timetable widget or booking links that we embed and style. Bookings, capacity and waiting lists stay in your software, so there is one source of truth and nothing to update twice. ### Do we have to show the joining fee in the price? If it is compulsory, yes. The DMCC Act 2024 drip pricing rules, in force since April 2025, require mandatory fees to be included in the headline price. The ASA also ruled against Fitness First in 2004 for putting a compulsory admin fee in a footnote. Optional extras can be listed separately. ### Can people join and pay by direct debit online? Where your gym software offers online joining, yes. We embed or link its join flow so payments and direct debit mandates are handled securely by the provider, and we style the pages around it to match your brand. We do not store card or bank details on your website. ### What about the new subscription cancellation rules? The DMCC Act subscription contracts regime will add reminder and cancellation requirements for rolling memberships. Taylor Wessing and Osborne Clarke report it is now expected in spring 2027. We build your terms and cancellation page so you can edit it yourself when the final rules are published. ### Do you build landing pages for gym ad campaigns? Yes. Each offer gets its own page with one headline, the full price, a short form and no distracting menu, plus conversion tracking so you can see which ads produced trial sign-ups. A one-off landing page starts from £250 + VAT. ### We are a small PT studio. Do we need 15 pages? Probably not. A personal trainer or small studio often needs a home page, services and prices, about, results and contact. That fits our Starter package, from £250 + VAT, with your booking link and click-to-call built in. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Estate and Letting Agents Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-estate-agents/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK estate and letting agents that pull listings straight from your property CRM, show material information in line with National Trading Standards Parts A to C, publish letting fees and redress details, and turn visitors into valuation requests. Agency sites start from £500 + VAT; complex feed integrations are quoted. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your website shows a property as available three weeks after it sold - You list everything twice: once in the CRM and once on the website - Rightmove sends you buyers but your own site sends you no vendors - Council tax band and tenure are missing from half your listings - Your fees page says 'admin fee' with no explanation of what it covers - The search filters break on a phone ## Key facts - Listings imported from your CRM (Reapit, Alto, Street, Jupix, Expert Agent and similar) so you update a property once - Material information Part A on the front of each listing; Parts B and C no more than one click away, per NTS guidance as summarised by the NRLA - Letting agents must publish fees, redress scheme and client money protection status on their website under Consumer Rights Act 2015 section 83 - Rightmove withdrew its old Automated Data Feed in January 2016; RTDF and BLM are the formats CRMs now use - RealEstateAgent schema.org markup plus area guide pages for each town you cover - Instant valuation and book-a-valuation forms with tracking, because valuations are the lead that pays ## Buyers use the portals. Vendors check your website. Most buyers and tenants find homes on Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket. Your website's main job is different: it is where a homeowner goes after typing "estate agents in Mansfield", "best letting agent near me" or "how much is my house worth". They are deciding who to invite round for a valuation, so the site needs to show local knowledge, recent sales, fees and a quick way to book. That shapes the build. The valuation call to action sits in the header on every page. Area guides for each town and village you cover give Google something local to rank and show vendors you know the patch. Team pages show real people with direct lines. Listings still matter, because vendors look at how you present other people's homes, so the property pages need large photos, floorplans, video tours and clear key facts. ## Property feeds from your CRM You should only have to enter a property once. Your CRM already pushes listings to the portals, and most can push the same data to your website. Rightmove publishes its Real Time Datafeed (RTDF) specification, and the older BLM file format is still widely supported, which is why many agency CRMs and WordPress property plugins can read both. Rightmove switched off its legacy Automated Data Feed in January 2016, so if your site still relies on something that old, it is time to change. On a WordPress build we typically use a property import plugin that reads your CRM's feed on a schedule, creates and updates listings, downloads photos and floorplans, and marks properties as sold, under offer or let automatically. Some CRMs offer an API instead. Which route fits depends on your CRM and how many branches you run, so feed integration is part of a fixed quote after we have seen your set-up. See WordPress web design for how we build and hand over these sites. Note that portal feeds only go one way: Rightmove does not provide listings back out. Your website takes its data from your CRM, not from the portals. ## Material information: Parts A, B and C National Trading Standards guidance sets out the material information buyers and tenants need to make a decision, and it applies to your website listings as well as the portals. Part A came first, in May 2022, and Parts B and C followed in November 2023. - **Part A** applies to every property: council tax band, asking price or rent, tenure for sales, and deposit for lettings. - **Part B** covers information to establish for all properties: physical characteristics, number and type of rooms, utilities such as electricity, water, sewerage and heating, broadband and mobile signal, and parking. - **Part C** applies where relevant: building safety issues, restrictions, rights and easements, flood and erosion risk, planning permission, accessibility adaptations, and coalfield or mining areas. Summaries from the NRLA and Carter Jonas both say Part A belongs on the front of the listing, with Parts B and C prominent and no more than one click away. We design the listing template that way: Part A fields beside the price, and a clearly labelled material information panel for the rest. If a field is missing in your CRM, the template shows it as missing rather than hiding it, which makes gaps easy to spot. ## Fees, redress and advertising rules Letting agents have a specific legal duty. Section 83 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015 requires a list of fees on the agent's website, with each fee described clearly enough to show what it covers, the amount including VAT, and whether it applies per tenant or per property. The same section requires a statement of which redress scheme you belong to and whether you are a member of a client money protection scheme. The official explanatory notes say a bare "administration fee" label is not enough. We build this as a dedicated, linked fees page. Sales and lettings adverts also fall under the ASA. Its rulings include an agent whose "private drive" was shared with neighbours, fee claims that left out extra costs, and a listing left online two years after the property came off the market. Automatic feed updates and accurate descriptions fix the last two problems at source. If you claim "local experts", the ASA says you need to be able to show the knowledge and experience to back it. ## What an estate agent website costs A single-branch agent who links out to portal listings could start on Starter, from £250 + VAT, but most agents want listings on their own site. A full agency site with property pages, area guides, valuation forms and copywriting is our Business package, from £500 + VAT, plus a fixed quote for the CRM feed integration once we know your system. Multi-branch groups, lettings portals and landlord logins are quoted. Hosting is from £1 a day + VAT at dijihost. Get in touch with your CRM name and branch count and we will scope it. ## What you get - Property search with filters for price, bedrooms, type and area, built for phones - Automated listing import from your CRM feed, with sold and let status updates - Listing template with Part A fields up front and Parts B and C in a one-click panel - Valuation request page and instant valuation tool integration where you use one - Lettings fees page with redress scheme and CMP statements - Area guide pages for the towns and villages you cover - Google Business Profile for each branch ## FAQs ### Can our website pull properties from our CRM automatically? Yes, in most cases. Agency CRMs commonly export in Rightmove's RTDF format, the older BLM format, or through an API. We set up an import that adds, updates and removes listings on a schedule, including photos, floorplans and status. The integration is quoted once we know which CRM you use. ### Where should material information appear on a listing? Summaries of the National Trading Standards guidance from the NRLA and Carter Jonas say Part A (council tax, price or rent, tenure or deposit) belongs on the front of the listing, and Parts B and C should be prominent and no more than one click away. Our listing template follows that layout. ### What must a letting agent publish on its website? Under section 83 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015, a full list of fees with what each covers and the amount including tax, a statement of your redress scheme, and whether you belong to a client money protection scheme. We build a dedicated fees page and link it from every lettings page. ### Is it worth having a website when everyone uses Rightmove? Yes, because vendors and landlords check agents' websites before booking a valuation. Your site wins instructions, while the portals mostly serve buyers and tenants. Area guides, recent sales, clear fees and a quick valuation form are what persuade a homeowner to call you. ### Can you add an instant valuation tool? Yes. Several property data companies offer instant valuation widgets that agents embed on their sites. We integrate the one you choose and track every request as a conversion. The widget subscription is separate from our build price and listed in your quote. ### Will listings update when a property sells? Yes. When your CRM marks a property as under offer, sold or let, the next feed run updates the website. You can choose to show sold properties for a period as proof of results, or remove them, which also avoids the out-of-date listing problem the ASA has ruled on. ### Do you build sites for multi-branch agents? Yes. Each branch gets its own page, contact details, team and Google Business Profile, with listings filtered by branch. Multi-branch builds are quoted as a fixed price after a short call about your CRM and structure. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Manufacturers and Engineering Firms Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-manufacturers/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds B2B websites for UK manufacturers, fabricators and engineering firms. We write capability pages around the processes, materials and tolerances buyers search for, add downloadable datasheets and CAD files, show accreditations properly and make the request-for-quote form easy to complete with a drawing attached. Most manufacturer sites start from £500 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your website was built ten years ago and still lists machines you sold - Buyers ring to ask if you can work in stainless or hold a tolerance, because the site does not say - Your quote form will not accept a STEP file - Datasheets are scanned PDFs nobody can search - Procurement teams ask for your ISO certificate and you email it every time - You need apprentices and engineers but the careers page is one line ## Key facts - Capability pages per process (CNC machining, laser cutting, fabrication, injection moulding and so on) with machine lists, materials and sizes - RFQ form that accepts drawings in PDF, DXF, DWG and STEP formats, with file size limits set to suit your CAD exports - Datasheets as indexed HTML pages with a PDF download, so Google and buyers can both read them - Accreditation logos shown only where you hold the certificate: CAP Code rule 3.50 bars trust marks displayed without authorisation - Organization and Product schema.org markup for your company and product ranges - Optional trade ordering for repeat buyers as a B2B ecommerce build, from £750 + VAT ## How industrial buyers search A buyer or design engineer looking for a supplier rarely searches for your company name. They search for the job: "5 axis CNC machining UK", "stainless steel fabrication Nottinghamshire", "sheet metal laser cutting 20mm", "short run injection moulding", "powder coating trade". Then they shortlist suppliers who clearly do that, at that size, in that material, and send the same drawing to three of them. Your website has one job in that process: get on the shortlist. That means process pages that answer the engineering questions up front: maximum bed size, materials, typical tolerances, batch sizes, finishing, inspection equipment and lead times. A buyer who can see you have a 3,000 by 1,500 laser bed and cut up to 20mm mild steel does not need to phone to check. Pages written like this also rank, because they contain the exact terms people type. We also write pages for the industries you serve. A food manufacturer wants to know you understand hygienic design; an automotive buyer wants to see PPAP and traceability. Separate sector pages let each audience find their concerns addressed. ## Quote forms that accept real drawings The request for quote is the conversion that matters. Many manufacturer sites lose it at the form: no file upload, a 5MB limit, or a form that only accepts PDF. We build RFQ forms that accept the formats your estimators actually use, such as PDF, DXF, DWG, STEP and IGES, with a size limit that suits your typical exports, and send the files securely to the right inbox or CRM. The form asks for what you need to quote: quantity, material, finish, required date and whether it is a one-off or repeat. Optional fields stay optional. If you get a lot of repeat orders, a trade login with order history and reorder buttons is a B2B ecommerce build. Custom quoting calculators or links to your ERP are quoted separately and our software team at dijitul developments can scope them. ## Datasheets, downloads and technical content Engineers want specifications, and they want them without filling in a form. We publish each product or material datasheet as a normal web page with the key figures in an HTML table, plus a PDF download for filing. That way Google indexes the content, buyers can compare quickly on a phone, and the PDF is still there for the technical file. For CAD models, we can host downloadable STEP or DWG files beside each product, or link to a parts library if you use one. Large files are served from storage designed for downloads so they do not slow the rest of the site. Technical articles help too. A short guide on choosing between laser and plasma cutting, or on designing parts for powder coating, answers questions buyers ask early in a project and gives AI assistants a clear, quotable source that names your business. ## Accreditations, trust and compliance Procurement teams check accreditations before they check prices. We give quality its own page: ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, AS9100, IATF 16949 or whatever you hold, with the certificate number, certification body and a PDF download. Buyers can verify certificates issued under UKAS accreditation online, so we show the details they need to check. Only show what you hold. CAP Code rule 3.50 says marketing must not display a trust mark or quality mark without the necessary authorisation, and certification bodies have their own logo rules. If a certificate lapses, the logo comes off the site. We also build the legal pages a limited company needs, including your registered company details in the footer. Because many manufacturers export, we can add language versions for key markets. That is a multilingual website and is quoted, since translation and structure vary by project. ## Pricing for manufacturer websites A small engineering business with four or five core processes can start with Starter, from £250 + VAT. Most manufacturers need our Business package, from £500 + VAT, for up to 15 pages of capability and sector content written to rank, schema, a fast build that passes Core Web Vitals and RFQ tracking. Online trade ordering is ecommerce, from £750 + VAT. Large product catalogues, ERP links and multilingual sites get a fixed quote. Read more on our pricing page. ## What you get - Capability and process pages written with your engineers, including machine lists and material ranges - Industry pages for the sectors you supply, such as automotive, aerospace, food or construction - RFQ form with drawing upload, quantity, material and lead time fields - Product or datasheet library with search and filters - Accreditations and quality page with certificate downloads - Careers and apprenticeships section - Analytics with RFQ submissions tracked as conversions ## FAQs ### Can buyers upload drawings through the quote form? Yes. We build RFQ forms that accept PDF, DXF, DWG, STEP and IGES files, with a size limit set to suit your exports. Files are sent securely to your estimating inbox or CRM, along with quantity, material, finish and the date required. ### Should our datasheets be PDFs or web pages? Both. We publish the specifications as an HTML page so Google can index them and buyers can read them on a phone, and attach the PDF for download. Scanned PDFs on their own are hard to search and rarely rank. ### Can we show our ISO and other accreditation logos? Yes, as long as you hold the certification. CAP Code rule 3.50 bars displaying trust or quality marks without authorisation, and certification bodies set their own logo rules. We add certificate numbers, issuing bodies and downloads so procurement teams can check them. ### Do you write the technical content? Yes, copywriting is included in the Business package. We interview your engineers or estimators about machines, materials, tolerances and typical jobs, then write pages in plain English that still contain the technical terms buyers search for. You approve every page before launch. ### Can we take trade orders online? Yes. A trade portal with customer accounts, price lists per customer and repeat ordering is a B2B ecommerce build from £750 + VAT, with more complex ERP or stock integrations quoted after a call. ### How long does a manufacturer website take? A Business package site is typically live in 5 to 6 weeks. Manufacturing projects often depend on photography of the shop floor and sign-off from engineers, so we agree a content plan in week one to keep it moving. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Independent Retailers Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-retailers/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds online shops for UK independent retailers on Shopify or WooCommerce, linked to your till system where possible, with click-and-collect, local delivery, a Google Merchant Centre feed and clear returns terms. Shoppers can check stock, buy online or reserve in store. Retail ecommerce sites start from £750 + VAT. Price: From £750 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Customers ring to ask if you have something in stock - Your website and your till show different stock levels - You sell on Instagram but take payment by bank transfer in DMs - Your shop is busy at weekends and the website brings nothing on a Tuesday - Product photos are inconsistent sizes and the shop looks messy on a phone - You lost a sale because postage was only shown at the last step ## Key facts - Shopify or WooCommerce, chosen by how many products you sell and how you run the shop floor - Stock synced with your EPOS where your till supports it, so you do not sell the last one twice - Click-and-collect and local delivery zones by postcode, set up as delivery rules at checkout - Google Merchant Centre feed so products can appear in Google's free shopping listings - Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013: online shoppers get 14 days to cancel, and your returns page must say so - Since April 2025 the DMCC Act drip pricing rules require mandatory charges in the headline price - Abandoned cart emails and staff training on order handling included ## What shoppers look for before they visit a shop People increasingly check online before they make the trip: "bike shop near me open now", "wool shop Newark", "gift shop with free gift wrap", "is X in stock near me". For an independent retailer the website does two jobs. It sells to people who will never visit, and it convinces local people that the trip is worth it because the item is there. So we design for both. Opening hours, address, parking and a map sit in the footer and on a visit-us page. Each product shows whether it is available to collect today. Category pages are named the way customers speak, so "women's walking boots" rather than an internal supplier code, which also helps those pages rank. Your shop's personality is your advantage over the big chains. Staff picks, local makers and short buying guides give people a reason to choose you and give AI assistants something specific to quote. ## Shopify or WooCommerce, and linking your till Both platforms work well for independents. Shopify is hosted for you, has its own POS app for the counter and suits retailers who want stock in one place without managing a server. WooCommerce runs on WordPress, gives you more control over content and checkout, and suits shops with a lot of editorial content or unusual product rules. Newer WooCommerce stores use High-Performance Order Storage, which keeps orders in their own database tables and helps busy stores stay quick. The bigger question is your till. If you already use an EPOS system, we check whether it can sync stock with your chosen platform before recommending one. Many popular tills offer Shopify or WooCommerce connections; some need a third-party connector with its own fee. Where a sync is possible, one stock count drives both the shop floor and the website. ## Click-and-collect, local delivery and Google Shopping Local options win local orders. We set up click-and-collect with a clear ready-for-collection email, and local delivery by postcode with its own price and minimum order. National delivery uses weight or price bands, and every delivery option is shown on the product page and in the basket, not only at the final step. Then we connect a Google Merchant Centre feed. With a good feed, your products can appear in Google's free shopping listings and on Google Maps for searches near your shop, and you are ready if you later run Shopping ads. We map your product titles, GTINs or brand and MPN codes, prices and availability so the feed passes Google's checks. ## Prices, returns and consumer law Selling online brings rules you do not face over the counter. The Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 give online shoppers 14 days to cancel after they receive goods, and you must refund within 14 days once you get the goods back or proof of return. Your returns page has to say this clearly, along with who pays return postage. We write delivery, returns and terms pages for you to check with your adviser. Pricing is now stricter too. The DMCC Act 2024 drip pricing rules, in force since April 2025, require the headline price to include any mandatory charges, and the CMA finalised its price transparency guidance in November 2025. We show delivery costs early and avoid surprise fees at checkout. Cookie consent follows UK GDPR and PECR, with marketing tags held back until shoppers accept. ## What a retail website costs Our ecommerce package starts from £750 + VAT and includes the platform set-up, product and category structure, payments, delivery rules, click-and-collect, a Merchant Centre feed, abandoned cart recovery and staff training. Product data entry for large ranges, paid apps and EPOS connectors are listed separately in your quote. If you only want a shop-front website that shows opening hours and ranges without selling online, that is from £250 + VAT. See online shop design or request a quote. ## What you get - Shopify or WooCommerce store with your branding, built mobile-first - Category and product structure planned around what shoppers search for - EPOS or stock integration where your till supports it - Click-and-collect, local delivery and national shipping rules - Google Merchant Centre product feed - Returns, delivery and terms pages written for UK consumer law - Abandoned cart recovery and a staff training session on orders ## FAQs ### Can my website stock sync with my shop till? Often, yes. Shopify has its own POS app, and many EPOS systems offer Shopify or WooCommerce connections, sometimes through a paid connector. We check your till before recommending a platform, so one stock count runs both the shop floor and the website. ### Shopify or WooCommerce for an independent shop? Shopify suits retailers who want hosting, security and POS handled in one subscription. WooCommerce suits shops that want more control over content, checkout and costs, and are happy with WordPress. We recommend one after looking at your product count, till and how much you will edit yourself. ### What returns rights do online customers have? Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, online shoppers can cancel within 14 days of receiving goods, and you must refund within 14 days of getting the goods back or proof of return. Some items, such as personalised goods, are exempt. We write a clear returns page reflecting your policy. ### Will my products show on Google Shopping? We set up a Google Merchant Centre feed with titles, prices, availability and product identifiers. That makes your products eligible for Google's free shopping listings, and ready for Shopping ads if you choose to run them. Google decides what appears, so we cannot guarantee placements. ### Can customers reserve and collect in store? Yes. Click-and-collect is set up as a delivery option with its own confirmation and ready-to-collect emails. You can also offer local delivery by postcode with its own price and minimum order value. ### How many products can you add for me? We build the structure and add a starter set of products so you can see how it works, then train your staff to add the rest. For large ranges we can import from a spreadsheet or supplier file, priced in your quote. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Startups and New Businesses Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-startups/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds first websites for UK startups and new businesses: a fast, custom-designed site or launch page that explains what you do in one sentence, collects enquiries or waitlist sign-ups, covers the legal basics and can grow without a rebuild. Startup websites start from £250 + VAT, and you own the site and domain. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - You need something live for an investor meeting or launch date - Your DIY site builder trial is about to end and the site still says 'Lorem ipsum' - A friend built a site but you cannot log in to change it - You are not sure what legal information a new company has to show - You want to test demand before spending on a full product - People ask what you actually do after reading your homepage ## Key facts - Starter package: up to 5 pages, custom design, contact form, click-to-call, Analytics and Search Console, typically live in 3 to 4 weeks - Limited companies must show their registered name, number, place of registration and registered office on their website under the Companies (Trading Disclosures) Regulations 2008 - Most businesses that handle personal data must pay the ICO data protection fee unless exempt - Cookie banner that blocks analytics and ad tags until consent, as UK GDPR and PECR require - You own the domain and the site from day one; no lock-in - Built on a platform you can grow into, so page 6 does not mean starting again ## What a startup website actually needs Early on, nobody is searching for your brand name. People find you through a referral, a LinkedIn post, a pitch deck or a search for the problem you solve. Your website has seconds to confirm three things: what you do, who it is for and what to do next. If a stranger cannot repeat your offer after reading the first screen, the rest of the site does not matter. So we start with the message, not the design. We write a one-line description, a short paragraph on the problem and how you fix it, and one call to action: book a call, join the waitlist, request a demo or get a price. Then we design around that. A founder photo and a plain explanation of why you started the business do more for trust at this stage than stock imagery. Many startups only need a one-page website or a landing page at first. That is quick, cheap and easy to change as your offer develops. ## Legal basics for a new business website A few rules apply from launch day, and investors and larger customers notice when they are missing. - **Company details.** If you trade as a limited company, the Companies (Trading Disclosures) Regulations 2008 require your registered name, the part of the UK where you are registered, your company number and registered office address on your website. We put these in the footer. - **Privacy and cookies.** If your site collects names and emails, you need a privacy notice. Analytics and marketing tags need consent under UK GDPR and PECR, so the banner must let people reject as easily as accept. - **ICO fee.** The Information Commissioner's Office expects most organisations that process personal data to pay its data protection fee unless an exemption applies. It is quick to check on the ICO website. - **Claims.** The ASA's CAP Code requires evidence for objective claims. "The UK's first" or "saves 50%" needs proof on file. ## Validate first, build big later If you are not yet sure what customers will pay for, a full website is the wrong first spend. A landing page with a waitlist or pre-order form, plus a small ad budget or a few targeted posts, tells you within weeks whether the offer lands. We set up conversion tracking so you can see sign-up rates rather than guess. When the idea is proven, the site grows on the same platform. We build startup sites on WordPress, Webflow or a lightweight static stack depending on who will edit it and how fast it needs to load. Adding service pages, a blog or a pricing page later does not mean a rebuild. If your product itself is software, our sister company dijitul developments builds web apps and MVPs; this site is for the marketing website around it. ## Speed, ownership and not getting stuck Founders often inherit a site from a friend, a freelancer who moved on or a platform account in someone else's name. We register the domain in your company's name, give you the admin logins and document how everything fits together. You own it all, with no lock-in. We build to pass Core Web Vitals, which Google defines as a Largest Contentful Paint of 2.5 seconds or less, Interaction to Next Paint of 200 milliseconds or less and Cumulative Layout Shift of 0.1 or less. A fast, plain site with clear copy usually beats a heavy animated one for a new brand. ## Startup website prices Most startups begin on Starter, from £250 + VAT, which covers up to five pages, custom design, a contact form, click-to-call, Google Business Profile, basic SEO and analytics. When you need a page per service and professionally written copy, Business is from £500 + VAT. Selling products from launch is ecommerce, from £750 + VAT. Extra design rounds or later changes are £45 an hour + VAT. Domain, hosting and paid tools are separate and listed in your quote. See all prices. ## What you get - One clear homepage message tested on people outside your sector - Waitlist, pre-order or enquiry form linked to your email tool - Up to 5 pages on Starter, or up to 15 with copywriting on Business - Company details, privacy notice and cookie consent set up - Google Business Profile if you serve customers locally - Analytics, Search Console and a short handover so you can edit it yourself ## FAQs ### How quickly can you launch a startup website? A Starter site is typically live in 3 to 4 weeks, depending on how quickly you can approve the message and supply logo and photos. A single landing page can be faster. Tell us your launch date at the start and we will plan backwards from it. ### What legal details must a limited company show on its website? Under the Companies (Trading Disclosures) Regulations 2008, your registered company name, the part of the UK where it is registered, the company number and the registered office address. You also need a privacy notice if you collect personal data, and cookie consent for analytics and marketing tags. ### Should a startup have a full website or a landing page? If you are still testing the offer, a landing page with a waitlist or enquiry form is cheaper and quicker to change. Once you know what sells, add service pages and a blog. We build on a platform that grows, so you do not pay to rebuild. ### Do we own the website and domain? Yes. We register the domain in your business name and hand over every login. There is no lock-in, so you can move hosting or change developer whenever you like, and take the site files with you. ### Can you build our app as well? This site covers marketing websites. For web apps, SaaS products and MVPs, our sister company dijitul developments builds custom software, and the two can work together so the marketing site and the product share branding and sign-up flows. ### Can I update the site myself? Yes. We show you how to edit text, swap images and add pages, and the Business package includes a recorded walkthrough. If you would rather not, small changes are £45 an hour + VAT. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Photographers Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-photographers/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds portfolio websites for UK wedding, portrait, commercial and product photographers. Your galleries load quickly on phones, your images keep their copyright and licence metadata, each genre gets a page that ranks locally, and the enquiry form asks the right questions about date, location and package. Photographer sites start from £250 + VAT. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your portfolio looks beautiful on a 27 inch screen and takes ten seconds on a phone - Your best work is buried in one long gallery with no context - Google does not rank you for 'wedding photographer' in your own town - You get enquiries with no date or budget and spend hours replying - Your images turn up on other sites with no credit - Your site builder subscription keeps rising and you cannot export your galleries ## Key facts - Responsive images in WebP or AVIF with several sizes per photo, so phones never download a 6000px original - Google can show a Licensable badge in Images when you add Schema.org license and acquireLicensePage data or the IPTC equivalents - Google's documentation says IPTC metadata travels inside the image file; we keep it when resizing - Under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 the photographer is usually the first owner of copyright unless employed to take the photos - Separate pages per genre and area, such as wedding, newborn or headshots, because people search by type of shoot - Enquiry form asking date, venue or location, type of shoot and budget ## Portfolios that load quickly on a phone A photographer's site is mostly images, and that is the problem. A single full-size export can be 10MB or more. Put 40 of those in a gallery and a visitor on mobile data gives up before the third row loads. We solve it in the build: each image is resized into several widths, served as WebP or AVIF to browsers that support them, and lazy loaded as the visitor scrolls. The phone gets a sharp image sized for its screen; the desktop gets a larger one. We keep layout steady while images load by reserving space for each photo, which matters for Cumulative Layout Shift, one of Google's Core Web Vitals, where 0.1 or less counts as good. A gallery that jumps around as it loads feels broken, however good the photographs are. We also cut galleries down. Twenty strong images per genre, sequenced to tell a story, convert better than two hundred. The rest can live in full shoot pages. ## How clients search for a photographer People search by type of shoot and place: "wedding photographer Nottinghamshire", "newborn photographer near me", "corporate headshots Leicester", "product photography for Amazon", "photographer for" followed by a venue name. A single portfolio page cannot rank for all of those. Separate pages for each genre, with written content about your style, what a shoot involves and price guidance, can. Venue and location pages work especially well for wedding photographers. A post on a wedding at a named venue, with the couple's permission, a short write-up and alt text describing each image, is exactly what couples search for when they have booked that venue. For commercial work, short case write-ups that explain the brief and the result help buyers and give AI assistants a clear sentence to quote about what you do. We add LocalBusiness schema.org markup with your service area, and set up your Google Business Profile with your best work and genres listed as services. See portfolio website design for how we structure galleries for other creative businesses too. ## Copyright, licence metadata and permissions Under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 you are normally the first owner of copyright in your photographs unless you took them as an employee. Your website should make that clear and make it easy for people to license your work properly rather than lift it. Google supports this. Its image metadata documentation says you can add the Schema.org *license* and *acquireLicensePage* properties, or the IPTC Web Statement of Rights and Licensor URL fields, and Google may then show a Licensable badge in Google Images. IPTC data is embedded in the file, so it travels with the image, but many image tools strip it when they resize. We configure the build so creator, copyright and licence fields survive into the images actually served. Permissions matter too. Photos of identifiable people are personal data under UK GDPR, so we add a privacy notice that covers how you use client images, and we build portfolio pages around shoots where you have the client's consent to publish. Claims need care as well: the ASA upheld a complaint against a photographer whose site implied membership of a professional body he could not prove. ## Enquiries, client galleries and bookings Most photographers lose hours replying to enquiries that were never going to book. A better form fixes that: date, location or venue, type of shoot, number of people or products, and a budget range. Required fields stay few, but they give you what you need to reply with a proper quote. For client proofing, downloads and print sales, specialist gallery platforms do the job well. We link or embed your chosen provider so clients move from your site to their gallery without confusion. If you sell prints or presets directly, that is an ecommerce build, from £750 + VAT. ## Photographer website prices A focused portfolio with up to five pages, an enquiry form and Google Business Profile is our Starter package, from £250 + VAT. If you shoot several genres or want venue and location pages written to rank, the Business package is from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages with copywriting, schema and speed optimisation. Gallery platform subscriptions and hosting are separate. See our prices. ## What you get - Portfolio galleries per genre with a fast lightbox and keyboard navigation - Genre pages with written content about your approach, process and pricing guide - Featured shoot or wedding story pages, each written to rank - Enquiry form with date, location and package fields, linked to your CRM or studio software - Image metadata settings that keep copyright, creator and licence fields - Link to your client gallery provider for proofing and print sales ## FAQs ### Will my photos still look sharp if you compress them? Yes. We create several sizes of each image and serve WebP or AVIF at quality settings you approve. Phones get a crisp image sized for their screen and desktops get a larger version. You keep your originals; only the web copies are optimised. ### Can you stop people stealing my images? Nothing fully stops copying from a website. What we can do is keep copyright and licence metadata in every image, add Schema.org licence data so Google can show a Licensable badge, and add a clear licensing page. That makes proper credit and licensing easier to request and enforce. ### Do I need separate pages for weddings, portraits and commercial work? If you want to rank for each, yes. People search by type of shoot and place, and one mixed portfolio page rarely ranks for any of them. Each genre page gets its own gallery, written content and pricing guide. ### Can I use photos of clients on my website? Photos of identifiable people are personal data under UK GDPR, so you need a lawful basis, usually consent written into your booking contract. We add a privacy notice covering portfolio use and build pages around shoots you have permission to publish. ### Can I move my portfolio off my current site builder? Usually, yes. We export or collect your originals, rebuild galleries with proper image sizes and metadata, and redirect old gallery URLs so you keep any search rankings. Some builders make bulk export hard, so we check before quoting. ### Can clients book and pay a deposit online? Yes. We can link your studio management or booking tool so clients pick a date, sign the contract and pay a deposit. Where you prefer a simpler set-up, an enquiry form plus a payment link works well for most photographers. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Therapists and Counsellors Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-therapists/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds calm, private websites for UK counsellors, psychotherapists, hypnotherapists and other therapists. We show your BACP, UKCP or other register membership the way each body allows, write about what you help with in plain language, keep contact forms minimal for privacy and make booking an initial call easy. Therapist websites start from £250 + VAT. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your profile on a therapy directory gets more enquiries than your own website - Your homepage lists 30 issues and modalities and nobody knows where to start - You are unsure whether you can use your register logo on a shared practice site - Your contact form asks people to describe their problem in detail before they have met you - Your site looks clinical and cold, the opposite of your sessions - You are not sure what you are allowed to claim about outcomes ## Key facts - BACP's member logo became a collective mark in April 2022 and must be identified as owned by BACP; registered members (MBACP) get a personalised logo - UKCP's September 2025 logo policy limits the logo to full clinical registrants and trainees, and trainees must state their trainee status - On a group practice site, UKCP allows the logo beside the member's name and on their profile page, not on the practice home page - CAP Code rule 12.1 requires evidence for objective health claims; the ASA has upheld complaints against hypnotherapists who could not back claims - Contact forms ask only what you need, because health information is special category data under UK GDPR - Simple booking for a free initial call through your practice software or calendar ## How people look for a therapist Someone looking for therapy is often anxious, tired or searching late at night. The searches are specific and personal: "counsellor for anxiety near me", "bereavement counselling Mansfield", "couples therapist online", "EMDR therapist Nottingham", "low cost counselling". They read a few profiles and choose the person who feels safe and seems to understand. Your website needs to feel like your room. That means a calm layout, readable text at a comfortable size, your photo, and a few paragraphs in your own voice about how you work. We help you choose three to six main areas of work and give each a page, rather than listing every issue you have ever supported. People recognise themselves in a page about panic attacks far more than in a list. Practical details remove barriers: fees, session length, whether you work online, by phone or in person, accessibility of your room, and how the first contact works. A clear "what happens next" section lowers the bar for someone who has never had therapy. ## Showing your register membership correctly Professional membership is the main trust signal for clients, and each body sets rules on how you show it. - **BACP.** Since April 2022 the BACP member logo is a collective mark, and BACP's regulations say it must be identified as a collective mark owned by BACP. Registered members (MBACP) have their details on the BACP Register and receive a personalised logo; student and some other categories cannot use logos or designatory letters. The Professional Standards Authority Accredited Registers Quality Mark forms part of the registered member logo. - **UKCP.** UKCP's logo policy, updated in September 2025, allows the logo for full clinical registrants and trainee members, with trainees required to state their trainee status. Student members may not use it. On a group practice website, a member's logo can sit beside their name and on their own profile page, but not on the practice home page. We place logos where each body allows and link to your entry on the public register so clients can check it. Some titles are protected by law; "clinical psychologist" and "counselling psychologist", for example, are protected by the HCPC. We use your exact registered titles and nothing more. ## What you can say: advertising rules for therapies Your website is advertising under the ASA's CAP Code. Rule 3.7 requires evidence for any claim a reader would see as objective, and rule 12.1 requires objective health claims to be backed by evidence, where relevant trials on people. The ASA's guidance on hypnotherapy accepts it can help with things like anxiety, sleep and confidence, but rulings have gone against practitioners who claimed to treat conditions without evidence or in ways that could discourage people from seeking medical help. So we write in terms of support rather than cure: "I work with people experiencing anxiety" rather than "I can cure your anxiety in three sessions". Testimonials need care too, both for confidentiality and because they count as claims. Most therapists choose not to use them. ## Privacy-first enquiries and booking Information about someone's mental health is special category data under UK GDPR, which carries stricter rules. The simplest protection is not to collect it on first contact. Our therapist contact forms ask for a name, a way to reply and a preferred time, with an optional short message and a note asking people not to share details they would prefer to discuss in person. Many therapists prefer a booking link for a free 15 or 20 minute call. We connect the practice software or calendar you already use so people can choose a time without writing anything sensitive. If your site supports people who may be at risk, such as those experiencing domestic abuse, we can add a quick exit button that leaves the site immediately. Analytics only runs after consent, under PECR. ## What a therapist website costs Most solo practitioners need five pages or fewer: home, about, how I work, fees and contact. That is our Starter package, from £250 + VAT, with a contact form, Google Business Profile and analytics. Group practices with several therapists, or individuals who want a page for each area of work written to rank, usually choose Business, from £500 + VAT. Online courses or paid resources are quoted. If you want us to keep it updated and secure, care plans are from £25 a month + VAT at dijitul support. See also accessible web design. ## What you get - Calm, readable design with generous text size and plain-language copy - About page with qualifications, register membership and a verify-on-register link - Pages for your main areas of work, such as anxiety, bereavement or couples - Fees, session length, online and in-person options and cancellation policy - Minimal contact form or booking link for an initial call - Privacy notice covering enquiries and session notes, written for your practice ## FAQs ### Can I use the BACP logo on my website? Registered members (MBACP) can use their personalised member logo, which since April 2022 is a collective mark and must be identified as owned by BACP. Students and some other categories cannot use logos or designatory letters until they join the register. We place it as BACP allows and link to your register entry. ### Where can the UKCP logo go on a group practice website? UKCP's September 2025 logo policy says a member working in a practice can show the logo next to their name and on their own profile page, but not on the practice home page or pages unrelated to them. Organisational members have separate rules. ### What should my contact form ask? As little as possible. Name, how to reply and a good time to talk is usually enough. Mental health details are special category data under UK GDPR, so we avoid collecting them by default and add a note inviting people to share more when you speak. ### Can I say therapy will help with specific conditions? Be careful. The CAP Code requires evidence for objective health claims, and the ASA has upheld complaints against hypnotherapists who claimed to treat conditions without it. We write about the issues you support people with, without promising outcomes. ### Should I list every issue I work with? No. A long list is hard to read and rarely ranks. Pick three to six main areas, give each its own page in plain language, and mention others briefly. People are more likely to contact a therapist whose page describes their situation. ### Can clients book an initial call online? Yes. We connect your calendar or practice software so people choose a time for a free short call, with automatic reminders. It avoids long email exchanges and means nobody has to write about their problems in a form. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Cleaning Companies Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-cleaning-companies/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK domestic, commercial, end-of-tenancy and specialist cleaning companies. We create a page for each service and area you cover, show insurance and staff vetting clearly, add a quick quote form or online booking, and make your phone number easy to tap. Cleaning company websites start from £250 + VAT. Price: From £250 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Most of your work comes from word of mouth and you want to stop relying on it - People ask for a price by phone and you spend evenings ringing back - Your site has one 'Services' page covering everything from ovens to offices - You cover twelve towns but Google only shows you in one - Commercial clients ask for insurance and RAMS before they will talk to you - You lose end-of-tenancy jobs to firms who reply faster ## Key facts - Separate pages for domestic, end-of-tenancy, office, carpet, oven and window cleaning, because each is searched for separately - Area pages for the towns and postcodes you serve, linked from your Google Business Profile service areas - Quote form that asks bedrooms, bathrooms, frequency and postcode, so you can price without a call - Public liability insurance and DBS checking shown as plain facts, never as badges you do not hold - Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 cancellation information for bookings made online - If you take away rubbish as part of the job, gov.uk says businesses that regularly carry waste must register as a waste carrier ## What customers search for when they need a cleaner Cleaning searches split clearly by job: "end of tenancy cleaning Mansfield", "regular cleaner near me", "office cleaning contract Derby", "carpet cleaning prices", "after builders clean". Domestic customers want a price, availability and reassurance that the people coming into their home are trustworthy. Landlords and letting agents want the deposit-back checklist and a fast turnaround. Facilities managers want insurance, method statements and references. One generic services page cannot serve all of them. We build a page per service, each with what is included, typical prices or a price guide if you publish one, how long it takes and what the customer needs to do beforehand. For end-of-tenancy work we include a room-by-room checklist, which is both useful and the kind of content that ranks and gets quoted by AI assistants. ## Quotes and bookings without the phone tag Speed wins cleaning jobs, especially end-of-tenancy cleans with a fixed move-out date. A good quote form asks the questions you need to price: property type, bedrooms, bathrooms, extras such as oven or carpets, frequency, postcode and preferred date. With that, you can reply with a price in one message instead of a call-back. If your prices are fixed by property size, we can build an instant price calculator, or connect online booking software so regular customers pick a slot and pay. Many cleaning businesses already use scheduling software for their teams; where it offers a booking widget, we embed it. Click-to-call and WhatsApp buttons stay fixed on mobile for people who prefer to talk. For a deeper look at booking flows, see booking website design. When customers book online, the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 normally give them a 14 day cancellation period. If they ask you to start within that period, they may owe you for work already done. We add clear cancellation wording to the booking terms for you to check. ## Trust: insurance, vetting and honest claims Letting a stranger into your home or office takes trust, so the website has to earn it. We build a short trust page covering public liability insurance (with the level of cover), how staff are vetted and trained, whether the same cleaner comes each time, what products you use and how keys are handled. Facts like these convert better than vague promises. Only show what you can prove. The ASA's CAP Code requires evidence for objective claims, and rule 3.50 bars showing trust marks or quality marks without authorisation. If you are a member of a trade body or scheme, we add its logo and link to your listing; if you are not, we leave it out. If your work includes removing rubbish, such as after-builders cleans or house clearances, gov.uk guidance says businesses that normally and regularly carry waste must register as waste carriers, and commercial customers may ask for your registration number. If you hold one, we display it. ## Ranking across the towns you cover Cleaning companies usually work across a cluster of towns and villages, and most are service-area businesses without a shopfront. We set up your Google Business Profile with the service areas you cover and your address hidden if you work from home. Then we build area pages for the main towns. Each one says which services you offer there, roughly how quickly you can book in, and something genuinely local, so they are not copies of one another with the town name swapped. Reviews matter here more than almost anywhere. We add a simple link that takes happy customers straight to your Google review form, which you can text after each job. ## Prices for a cleaning company website A small domestic cleaning business with a handful of services can start on Starter, from £250 + VAT: up to five pages, a quote form, click-to-call and your Google Business Profile. Companies covering several services and towns, or chasing commercial contracts, usually choose Business, from £500 + VAT, with up to 15 pages of written content, schema, local SEO groundwork and conversion tracking. Booking software subscriptions are separate. See pricing or small business website design. ## What you get - Service pages for each type of cleaning you offer - Area pages for your main towns, with real local detail - Instant quote or booking form with the fields you need to price - Trust page covering insurance, vetting, training and products used - Commercial cleaning page with a tender-ready information pack download - Google Business Profile set up as a service-area business ## FAQs ### Can customers get a cleaning quote online? Yes. We build a form that asks property type, bedrooms, bathrooms, extras, frequency, postcode and date, so you can price in one reply. If your prices are fixed by property size, we can add an instant price calculator or connect booking software so customers pay when they book. ### Do I need a page for each town I clean in? For your main towns, yes. Area pages help you appear in local searches beyond your base, as long as each page has genuinely local content rather than the same text with a different town name. Smaller villages can be listed on the nearest town's page. ### What should a cleaning website say about insurance and vetting? State your public liability cover, how staff are checked and trained, and how keys are handled. Keep it factual. The CAP Code requires evidence for objective claims and bars trust marks you are not authorised to use, so only show memberships you actually hold. ### Do I need a waste carrier registration? If you normally and regularly carry waste as part of your business, for example after-builders cleans or clearances, gov.uk guidance says you must register as a waste carrier. Pure cleaning without taking waste away usually does not need it. Check the gov.uk registration page for your situation. ### Can you help us win commercial cleaning contracts? We can build a commercial cleaning page aimed at facilities and office managers, with sectors you serve, how contracts work, insurance details and a downloadable information pack. Winning the contract is up to you, but buyers will find the details they need to shortlist you. ### How long does a cleaning company website take? A Starter site is typically live in 3 to 4 weeks and a Business site in 5 to 6 weeks. We send a short questionnaire about services, prices and areas at the start, which keeps things moving. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Garages and MOT Centres Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-garages/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK independent garages, MOT test centres, and tyre centres. Drivers can book an MOT or service online, see clear prices, check your IMI and EV credentials and tap to call. Each service gets a page that ranks for local searches. Garage websites start from £500 + VAT, with smaller sites from £250 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your phone rings all day with 'how much is an MOT?' - Main dealers and booking sites outrank you for 'MOT near me' - You have invested in EV training but nobody knows - Your site still says you are closed Saturdays - People book through a third-party site and you pay for the privilege - Your prices page has not changed since before the last price rise ## Key facts - GOV.UK sets the maximum MOT fee for a car (class 4) at £54.85 and for a motorcycle over 200cc at £29.65; you can charge less - DVSA says its logos are protected by law and cannot be used without permission, so we never add DVSA branding to your site without it - IMI TechSafe recognition on the IMI Professional Register covers safety-critical work on electric, hybrid and ADAS-equipped vehicles - Online booking for MOT, servicing and diagnostics, linked to your garage management system where possible - AutoRepair schema.org markup with opening hours and services - Links to the free GOV.UK MOT history check and MOT reminder service, which drivers trust ## What drivers search for Garage searches are urgent and local: "MOT near me", "cheap MOT Mansfield", "car service while you wait", "clutch replacement cost", "EV servicing independent garage", "engine warning light diagnostic". Most come from phones, often by the side of the road or in a work break. The driver wants to know you do the job, roughly what it costs, when you can fit them in and how to reach you. So we put booking, price and phone number on the first screen of every service page. Each core service gets its own page: MOT, interim and full services, brakes, clutches, timing belts, exhausts, tyres, air conditioning, diagnostics and EV or hybrid work. A page that explains what a full service includes, how long it takes and what it costs will outrank a single list of services, and it answers the questions your reception team fields all day. ## MOT pages and online booking The MOT is how most independents win a new customer, so the MOT page matters most. GOV.UK sets the maximum fee for a class 4 car MOT at £54.85 and allows test stations to charge less. If you discount, say so plainly with the actual price. The DMCC Act 2024 drip pricing rules, in force since April 2025, mean any compulsory extra must be in the headline price. We add online booking for MOTs and services. Where your garage management system has a booking module, we connect it so bookings land in your diary. Otherwise we can use a standalone booking tool with time slots per bay. Booking direct through your own site avoids paying a third party for customers who were searching for you anyway. See booking website design for how we set up slots, reminders and deposits. Linking drivers to the free GOV.UK MOT history check and the GOV.UK MOT reminder service is a simple way to show you are on their side, and it gives people a reason to come back to your site each year. ## Credentials: IMI, EV and DVSA branding Drivers worry about trusting an unknown garage, and more so with electric and hybrid cars. The Institute of the Motor Industry runs the IMI Professional Register, where technicians can be publicly listed. IMI TechSafe recognition within that register covers safety-critical work on electric, hybrid, hydrogen and ADAS-equipped vehicles and requires ongoing CPD to keep. If your technicians hold it, we build a credentials page that names the qualifications and links to the register so customers can verify them. Be careful with official logos. DVSA's own guidance says its logos are protected by law and cannot be used without permission. Inside your station you display your authorisation certificate and fees and appeals poster as DVSA requires; on the website we describe you as an approved MOT test centre in words and leave official marks out unless you have permission. The same applies to trade association and scheme badges: the CAP Code bars trust marks shown without authorisation. ## Prices, reviews and local search Garages that publish service prices take fewer calls asking for them. We build a prices page you can edit yourself: MOT, service tiers by engine size, common jobs from a set price, and your labour rate if you are happy to show it. Where a price depends on the car, we explain what affects it rather than hiding it. For local search we set up AutoRepair schema.org markup, a fully completed Google Business Profile with every service listed, and a review request link your team can send after each job. A site that loads fast on a phone also helps; Google counts a Largest Contentful Paint of 2.5 seconds or less as good, and we build to that. ## Garage website prices A small MOT station or mobile mechanic can start on Starter, from £250 + VAT, with up to five pages, click-to-call and Google Business Profile. Most garages choose Business, from £500 + VAT, for a page per service written to rank, schema, booking integration and conversion tracking. Selling tyres or parts online is ecommerce, from £750 + VAT. Booking software and garage management subscriptions are separate. See also web design for tradespeople and our prices. ## What you get - Online booking for MOT, servicing, diagnostics and repairs - Pages for MOT, servicing, brakes, clutches, tyres, air con, diagnostics and EV work - Prices page with MOT fee, service tiers and labour rate if you publish it - Credentials page covering IMI registration, EV qualifications and trade memberships - Google Business Profile with services, hours and booking link - Click-to-call and directions fixed on mobile ## FAQs ### Can customers book an MOT on our website? Yes. We connect your garage management system's booking module if it has one, or set up a booking tool with slots for MOT bays and workshop time. Customers pick a time, get a confirmation and reminder, and the booking lands in your diary. ### What is the maximum we can charge for an MOT? GOV.UK sets the maximum MOT fee at £54.85 for a class 4 car and £29.65 for a motorcycle over 200cc. You can charge less. If you advertise a discounted MOT, show the real price clearly and include any compulsory extras in it. ### Can we use the MOT or DVSA logo on our website? DVSA says its logos are protected by law and cannot be used without permission. We describe you as an approved MOT test centre in words and only add official logos if you have written permission. Your station still displays the authorisation and fees notices DVSA requires on site. ### How do we show our EV qualifications? If your technicians hold IMI TechSafe recognition or EV qualifications, we build a credentials page naming them and linking to the IMI Professional Register so drivers can check. EV and hybrid servicing also gets its own service page, as it is searched for separately. ### Should we publish service prices? We recommend it. A prices page with MOT, service tiers and common jobs cuts phone calls and builds trust. Where a price depends on the vehicle, we explain what affects it. You can edit prices yourself after training. ### Will the site help us beat booking sites in Google? It gives you a fair chance. Service pages written to rank, a complete Google Business Profile, AutoRepair schema and steady reviews are what help an independent appear in local results. Nobody can guarantee rankings, but direct bookings save you any third-party commission. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Care Homes and Care Providers Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-care-homes/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK care homes, nursing homes and home care agencies. We display your CQC rating the way Regulation 20A requires, publish fees and terms as the CMA expects, show room vacancies and real photos, and design for older readers and worried families. Care provider websites start from £500 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Your CQC rating is a screenshot from three inspections ago - Families ring to ask about fees because the website does not mention them - You have empty rooms but the website says nothing about availability - The photos show an empty lounge, not daily life - Recruitment is your biggest problem but the careers page is a PDF - The text is too small for the people who most need to read it ## Key facts - Regulation 20A requires your CQC rating to be displayed conspicuously and legibly on any website where you describe your service - CQC's guidance gives providers no later than 21 calendar days after publication to show a new rating on the website - CQC can prosecute a breach of Regulation 20A without first serving a warning notice - CQC's free ratings widget updates automatically when your rating changes - The CMA's consumer law advice for care homes (CMA96, reissued December 2021) expects fee and terms information to be available upfront, including online - Designed to WCAG 2.2 AA with large text, strong contrast and simple navigation for older visitors ## Displaying your CQC rating correctly For providers registered in England, the rating is the first thing families look for and the one thing the law says you must show. Regulation 20A of the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014 requires ratings to be displayed conspicuously and legibly at each location and on your website, if you have one. CQC's guidance says this applies to websites where you describe your service, and that ratings must appear no later than 21 calendar days after CQC publishes them. The regulation also requires the website to show CQC's web address and where on CQC's site the latest assessment can be found. CQC's free ratings widget does both, and updates itself after an inspection, so we use it rather than a static image that goes out of date. We place it on the home page and on every page that describes your care services, near the top where nobody has to hunt for it. A few details catch providers out. If you have asked CQC for a review, the rating must still be shown; you may add a note saying a review is under way. If you took over a home, you may show the previous provider's rating, but must make clear it belonged to them. CQC can prosecute a breach of Regulation 20A without first issuing a warning notice, so it is worth getting right. Homes in Scotland and Wales are inspected by the Care Inspectorate and Care Inspectorate Wales respectively, and we show their published grades or reports in the same prominent way. ## Fees and upfront information Choosing a care home is usually done in a hurry, often after a hospital stay. The Competition and Markets Authority's consumer law advice for care homes, reissued in December 2021 as CMA96, expects providers to give key information about fees and terms early, including on their website, so families can compare homes before committing. It names the problem of websites where pricing and terms cannot be found. We build a clear fees page: weekly fees or ranges by type of care and room, what is included (meals, laundry, activities) and what costs extra (hairdressing, newspapers, private chiropody), deposit and notice terms, and how fees change. Your contract terms can be published as an accessible web page alongside a PDF. This reduces calls, filters enquiries and is what the CMA expects to see. ## What families search for and need to see Searches are specific: "dementia care home Mansfield", "nursing home with vacancies near me", "respite care for a week", "care home that accepts council funding", "live-in carer Nottinghamshire". The person searching is often an adult child, sometimes miles away, reading on a phone at night. They want honest answers: what type of care you provide and register for, whether you have a room, what a day looks like, what the food is like, who the manager is and how visiting works. We build a page for each care type, a life-at-the-home section with activities and menus, and a team page with the registered manager's name. Real photos of residents (with consent) and staff matter more than anything else. If you need a photo or video day, our sister studio dijitul media can help. A simple "book a visit" form and a direct phone number on every page close the gap between reading and calling. ## Accessible by design Many visitors to a care home website are older people choosing for themselves or for a partner. We design to WCAG 2.2 AA: body text of at least 18px, strong contrast, generous line spacing, buttons large enough to tap, clear focus styles for keyboard users and no carousels that move on their own. Forms have proper labels and tell people clearly what went wrong if a field is missed. We also avoid jargon. Families may not know the difference between residential and nursing care, so we explain it in plain English before asking anyone to choose. ## Recruitment and cost Staffing is the other half of the website's job. We build a careers section with live vacancies, pay and shift patterns where you publish them, and a short application form that works on a phone, because most care staff apply from one. A single home's website with care type pages, fees, CQC widget, careers and copywriting is our Business package, from £500 + VAT. A small home care agency with fewer pages can start on Starter, from £250 + VAT. Groups with several homes, room-availability systems or job board integrations get a fixed quote. Contact us to talk it through. ## What you get - CQC rating widget placed on the home page and every page describing your service - Fees and terms page aligned with CMA guidance, with what is included and excluded - Room availability and enquiry or visit booking form - Pages for each type of care: residential, nursing, dementia, respite, end of life - Life at the home: activities, menus, team and real photography - Careers section with live vacancies and an easy application form - Accessible design to WCAG 2.2 AA, tested with keyboard and screen reader ## FAQs ### Do we have to show our CQC rating on our website? Yes, if you are a CQC-registered provider in England with a rating. Regulation 20A requires it to be displayed conspicuously and legibly on websites where you describe your service, within 21 calendar days of CQC publishing it, along with CQC's web address and where your latest report can be found. ### Should we use the CQC widget or our own graphic? We recommend the official CQC widget. It shows the current rating, links to your report and updates automatically after an inspection. CQC allows your own materials if the rating stays clear and conspicuous, but a static graphic can easily go out of date. ### What if we disagree with our rating? You must still display it. CQC's guidance says you can add a note explaining that you have requested a review, but the rating must remain clear and conspicuous. For ratings of requires improvement or inadequate, CQC encourages you to explain what you are doing to improve. ### Do we need to publish our fees online? The CMA's consumer law advice for care homes expects key fee and terms information to be available upfront, including on your website, so people can compare homes. We build a fees page with ranges, inclusions, extras and notice terms that you can update yourself. ### Can you show room vacancies on the website? Yes. We add an availability section you can update in seconds, showing room types available now or soon, with a visit or enquiry form beside it. If you use a care management system with availability data, we can quote for linking it. ### Can we use photos of residents? Only with consent, recorded properly, and with extra care where a resident lacks capacity to consent. Photos of daily life are powerful, so we plan a shoot around residents and families who are happy to take part, plus staff and spaces. ### We have homes in Wales and Scotland too. Is that different? Yes. CQC covers England. Homes in Scotland are inspected by the Care Inspectorate and in Wales by Care Inspectorate Wales, each with its own reports and grades. We show the right regulator's information on each home's page. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design for Wedding Venues and Suppliers Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/web-design-for-wedding-businesses/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > dijitul web design builds websites for UK wedding venues and suppliers, including florists, planners, cake makers, bridal shops, hair and makeup artists and DJs. Couples can see packages and real prices, check a date, download a brochure and book a viewing or open day. Most wedding websites start from £500 + VAT, with small supplier sites from £250 + VAT. Price: From £500 + VAT ## Problems this solves - Couples email asking 'how much?' because your prices are hidden in a brochure - Your directory listing gets more enquiries than your own site - Your gallery is six years old and the venue has changed - Enquiries arrive without a date or guest numbers - Open days are only promoted on Facebook - The site is slow because every page loads full-size photos ## Key facts - Package and pricing pages that include every mandatory charge in the headline price, as the DMCC Act drip pricing rules have required since April 2025 - Check-a-date form or availability calendar, the first thing couples ask a venue - Brochure as a web page with a PDF download, so Google can index it and couples can read it on a phone - Open days and wedding fairs marked up as Event schema; venues use EventVenue markup - "Award-winning" or directory badges only with evidence and permission: CAP Code rules 3.7 and 3.50 - Real wedding stories with supplier credits, written to rank for venue and style searches ## How couples search for venues and suppliers Wedding planning starts with broad, visual searches and narrows fast: "barn wedding venues Nottinghamshire", "exclusive use wedding venue with accommodation", "small wedding venue for 40 guests", "wedding florist near me", "wedding cake maker Derby prices". Once a couple has a date and a shortlist, they look for three things: availability, price and proof that the day will look like the pictures. A wedding website must answer those directly. For venues that means capacity for ceremony and reception, whether you are licensed for ceremonies, accommodation, catering rules, curfew and the date check. For suppliers it means style, coverage area, prices and availability. We give each wedding style, space or service its own page, because couples search for "marquee wedding" and "micro wedding" separately and so does Google. ## Prices and packages couples can trust Many wedding businesses hide prices behind a brochure request. Couples increasingly skip businesses that do, and the law now expects transparency. The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 drip pricing provisions, in force since 6 April 2025, require the headline price to include any mandatory fees. A per-head package price with a compulsory service charge, venue hire fee or corkage that applies to everyone must show the total, not add it later. We build package pages that set out what is included, what costs extra, minimum numbers or minimum spend, deposit and payment schedule, and the cancellation terms. Where prices vary by season or day of the week, a simple table does the job. If couples book and pay a deposit online, the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 normally apply, and your terms should explain cancellation rights clearly; we write the wording for you to check with your adviser. ## Galleries, real weddings and speed Couples buy with their eyes, so photography carries the site. It also makes wedding sites slow. We resize every image into several widths, serve WebP or AVIF and lazy load galleries, so a phone gets a crisp image without downloading a 5MB file. Google's Core Web Vitals count a Largest Contentful Paint of 2.5 seconds or less as good, and a gallery-heavy page can hit that when it is built properly. Real wedding pages work harder than a single gallery. A post about one couple's day, with their permission, the season, the styling and credits for each supplier, ranks for searches that mention your venue or style and gives other suppliers a reason to link to you. Credit the photographer properly; their copyright usually stays with them. For photographer sites specifically, see web design for photographers. ## Enquiries, date checks and open days The enquiry form should give you what you need to reply properly: wedding date or season, guest numbers, ceremony and reception, budget range and how they found you. A check-a-date form that leads with the date field gets higher-quality enquiries than a generic contact form. If you keep a live diary, we can show availability by month. Open days and wedding fairs get their own event pages with Event schema, so they can appear with dates in search results, and a booking form that caps numbers per slot. Viewings can use a booking tool so couples choose a time themselves. ## Claims, badges and what it costs Wedding businesses love awards, and the ASA's CAP Code expects evidence for them. Rule 3.7 requires documentary evidence for objective claims, so "award-winning" needs a named award you can prove. Rule 3.50 bars trust marks and quality marks shown without authorisation, which covers directory and awards badges you have not been given. Memberships count too: in one upheld case, a photographer's website implied he belonged to a wedding and portrait photography society, and he had no evidence of it. A small supplier site, such as a cake maker or celebrant with up to five pages, starts on Starter, from £250 + VAT. Venues and established suppliers usually choose Business, from £500 + VAT, for up to 15 pages, copywriting, schema, speed optimisation and conversion tracking. Bridal shops selling online need ecommerce, from £750 + VAT. See our prices. ## What you get - Packages and pricing pages with clear inclusions, extras and minimum spends - Check-a-date enquiry form with date, guest numbers and budget fields - Brochure page with PDF download and optional email capture - Gallery and real wedding pages with permission and supplier credits - Open day and viewing booking - Recommended suppliers page for venues, or venues-I-work-at pages for suppliers ## FAQs ### Should a wedding venue show prices on its website? We recommend it. Couples filter out venues that hide prices, and since April 2025 the DMCC Act requires headline prices to include mandatory fees such as compulsory service charges. Showing package prices, minimum numbers and what is included filters enquiries and saves you time. ### Can couples check our availability online? Yes. We can build a check-a-date form that leads with the date field, or show availability by month from a diary you update. Live availability from a venue management system is possible and quoted once we know the software. ### Should our brochure be a PDF? Use both. We put the brochure content on web pages so Google can index it and couples can read it on a phone, then offer the designed PDF as a download. You can ask for an email address before the download if you want to follow up. ### Can we say we are award-winning? Only if you can prove it. CAP Code rule 3.7 requires evidence for objective claims, so name the award and year. Rule 3.50 bars showing awards or directory badges you are not authorised to use. We add genuine awards with the details. ### Can we promote open days and wedding fairs? Yes. Each open day gets its own page with date, time and a booking form, marked up with Event schema so search engines can show the date. You can cap numbers per time slot to avoid overcrowding. ### Can you build a site for a small wedding supplier? Yes. Florists, cake makers, celebrants, hair and makeup artists and DJs often need five pages or fewer: home, services and prices, gallery, about and contact. That fits Starter, from £250 + VAT, with an enquiry form and Google Business Profile. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # How Much Does a Website Cost in the UK? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/how-much-does-a-website-cost-uk/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > A small business website in the UK usually costs a few hundred pounds from a freelancer and several thousand from an agency. dijitul designs and builds custom websites from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages, from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages with copywriting, and ecommerce from £750 + VAT, all fixed-price. ## Key facts - Bark's UK web design cost guide (checked October 2026) puts freelance small business sites at £1,000 to £3,000 and agency ones at £2,000 to £7,000 - dijitul Starter: up to 5 pages from £250 + VAT; Business: up to 15 pages from £500 + VAT; Ecommerce from £750 + VAT - Page count, copywriting, features like booking or payments, and who writes the content drive most of the price - Domain, hosting, stock photos and premium plugins are usually separate; ask for them to be listed - Small changes after launch at dijitul are £45 an hour + VAT - You should own the site and the domain outright once it is paid for ## What UK businesses actually pay for a website There is no standard rate card for websites, which is why quotes for the same job can differ by thousands of pounds. The trades marketplace Bark, which gathers quotes from UK designers, gives these typical ranges in its web design cost guide (checked October 2026): | Who builds it | Type of site | Bark's typical range | | Freelancer | Basic website | £300 to £1,000 | | Freelancer | Small business site | £1,000 to £3,000 | | Freelancer | Ecommerce site | £2,000 to £5,000 | | Agency | Small business site | £2,000 to £7,000 | | Agency | Ecommerce site | £5,000 to £15,000 | | Agency | Custom enterprise site | £10,000 to £30,000+ | The same guide puts DIY builders such as Wix and Squarespace at £10 to £40 a month, where you do the design and writing yourself. Many agency price guides quote higher figures than this, so treat any single number as a rough benchmark rather than a rule. ## What dijitul charges We publish our prices because most small businesses want a number before a sales call. Every package is a fixed price, agreed in writing before work starts. - **Starter, from £250 + VAT.** Up to 5 pages, a custom design rather than a template, mobile-first build, contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console. Typically live in 3 to 4 weeks. - **Business, from £500 + VAT.** Up to 15 pages, a page per service written to rank, copywriting included, full schema markup, local SEO groundwork, speed work to pass Core Web Vitals, conversion tracking and a training session. Typically 5 to 6 weeks. - **Ecommerce, from £750 + VAT.** Shopify or WooCommerce, payments and delivery rules, Google Merchant Centre feed, abandoned cart recovery and staff training. See what an online shop costs. Small changes and extra design time are £45 an hour + VAT. Larger builds such as big catalogues, membership platforms or multilingual sites get a fixed quote. Full details are on our prices page. ## What pushes the price up or down Designers price on time, so anything that adds hours adds cost. The main drivers are: - **Number of pages.** A five-page brochure site is a different job from a 30-page site with a page per service and per town. - **Who writes the words.** Copywriting is often the slowest part of a project. If you supply finished text, the build is quicker; if the designer writes it, budget for it. - **Custom design or template.** A bought theme with your logo dropped in is cheaper to set up, but you inherit its layout limits and its code weight. - **Features.** Online booking, payments, member logins, product filters and integrations with your CRM or EPOS all add build and testing time. - **Content migration.** Moving 200 blog posts or 500 products from an old site needs care so you keep your Google rankings. If two quotes are far apart, check they include the same pages, the same copywriting and the same SEO setup before comparing the totals. ## The extras to budget for The build fee is rarely the only cost. A fair quote lists these separately so nothing surprises you later: - **Domain name.** A yearly renewal paid to a registrar. See domain names explained. - **Hosting.** Somewhere for the site to live. Our hosting is from £1 a day + VAT; see website hosting explained. - **Stock photography** if you have no photos of your own. - **Premium plugins or apps**, such as a booking system or Shopify app, which often have their own monthly fees. - **Ongoing care.** Updates, backups and small edits. Our care plans are from £25 a month + VAT; see what maintenance involves. ## How to tell if a quote is fair A cheap quote can turn expensive if every change after launch is billed, or if you discover the designer owns your domain. Before you sign, check that the quote names the number of pages, says who writes the content, lists the extras, gives a timeline, and confirms that you will own the website and domain. Our guide to website ownership explains what to ask for in writing. A written brief helps you get like-for-like quotes. Our web design brief guide gives a template you can send to several designers at once. ## When to call us If you know roughly what you need and want a fixed price, ask for a quote. Tell us how many pages, whether you need copywriting, and any features such as booking or payments, and we will come back with a written price. dijitul has been building websites since 2006 from our base in Mansfield, and we work with businesses across the UK. Prefer to talk it through? Call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### How much does a basic website cost in the UK? Bark's UK web design cost guide (checked October 2026) puts basic freelance websites at £300 to £1,000. dijitul's Starter package is from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages with a custom design, contact form, click-to-call and Google Business Profile set up, at a fixed price agreed before we start. ### Why do website quotes vary so much? Quotes differ because they include different things. One may cover five pages with your own text, another fifteen pages with professional copywriting, SEO setup and training. Some include hosting, others list it separately. Compare the number of pages, who writes the words and the extras before comparing totals. ### Is a website builder like Wix cheaper? Upfront, yes. Bark's guide puts Wix and Squarespace at £10 to £40 a month. You then do the design, writing and SEO yourself, and the subscription runs for as long as the site exists. For many owners the time cost is the bigger one. ### Are your prices plus VAT? Yes. All dijitul prices are quoted plus VAT: Starter from £250 + VAT, Business from £500 + VAT, Ecommerce from £750 + VAT, and small changes at £45 an hour + VAT. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins and hosting are listed separately in your quote. ### Do I have to pay monthly for a website? Not for the build. You pay a one-off fixed price for the design and build. Hosting and the domain renew yearly or monthly wherever you choose to keep them, and a care plan is optional. You own the site, so you are free to move it at any time. ### What is the cheapest way to get a professional website? Keep the first version small. Five well-written pages with a clear call to action, click-to-call and a contact form will win more enquiries than twenty thin pages. You can add service pages later as the business grows, which spreads the cost. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # How Much Does an Ecommerce Website Cost in the UK? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/how-much-does-an-ecommerce-website-cost-uk/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > A UK ecommerce website typically costs a few thousand pounds from a freelancer and more from an agency, plus monthly platform and payment fees. dijitul builds Shopify and WooCommerce shops from £750 + VAT, including payments, delivery rules, a Google Merchant Centre feed, abandoned cart recovery and staff training, at a fixed price. ## Key facts - Bark's UK cost guide (checked October 2026) puts freelance ecommerce sites at £2,000 to £5,000 and agency ones at £5,000 to £15,000 - dijitul builds Shopify or WooCommerce shops from £750 + VAT, with larger catalogues given a fixed quote - Shopify's UK Basic plan is £25 a month, or £19 a month paid yearly (Shopify pricing page, October 2026) - Stripe charges 1.5% + 20p for standard UK cards (Stripe UK pricing, October 2026) - WooCommerce is free to install but you pay for hosting, and often for paid extensions - Product photography, apps and premium plugins are usually extra ## Typical UK prices for an online shop Online shops cost more than brochure sites because there is more to build and test: product templates, category structure, basket, checkout, delivery rules, tax, emails and stock. Bark's UK web design cost guide (checked October 2026) gives ecommerce sites at £2,000 to £5,000 from freelancers and £5,000 to £15,000 from agencies. Large catalogues, B2B pricing and custom integrations push beyond that. dijitul's ecommerce websites start from £750 + VAT. That covers a Shopify or WooCommerce build with product and category structure built to rank, payments and delivery rules, click-and-collect and local delivery, accounts or EPOS integration, a Google Merchant Centre feed, abandoned cart recovery and training on order management. Bigger catalogues or unusual requirements get a fixed quote before we start. ## The running costs nobody mentions The build is a one-off. The shop then has monthly and per-sale costs, and these decide your margins far more than the build fee does. | Cost | Example (checked October 2026) | | Shopify Basic plan | £25 a month, or £19 a month paid yearly (Shopify UK pricing page) | | Shopify Grow plan | £65 a month, or £49 a month paid yearly (Shopify) | | Shopify online card rate | 2% + 25p on Basic, 1.7% + 25p on Grow (Shopify) | | Stripe, standard UK cards | 1.5% + 20p (Stripe UK pricing page) | | Stripe, international cards | 3.15% + 20p, plus 2% if currency conversion is needed (Stripe) | On top of that, budget for hosting if you choose WooCommerce, apps or paid plugins (reviews, subscriptions, product options), and a domain name. Ask any designer to list these in the quote. ## Shopify or WooCommerce: how the choice affects cost **Shopify** is hosted for you. You pay a monthly plan, security and updates are handled, and most features come from apps in the Shopify App Store, many with their own monthly fees. It suits shops that want a stable checkout without managing a server. **WooCommerce** is a free WordPress plugin. You pay for hosting, and often for extensions, but there is no platform subscription and you control the code and data. It suits businesses that already run WordPress, sell services alongside products, or want content and shop in one place. Neither is always cheaper. A shop with ten products and simple delivery may be cheapest on Shopify Basic; a shop with a busy blog and complex product options may be cheaper long term on WooCommerce. We cover both in Shopify web design and WooCommerce web design. ## What drives the build price - **Number of products and variants.** Adding 20 products is quick; importing 2,000 with sizes, colours and images needs a clean spreadsheet and careful mapping. - **Delivery rules.** Flat rate is simple. Weight bands, postcode zones, click-and-collect and local delivery take longer to set up and test. - **Integrations.** Linking to EPOS, stock systems, accounting software or a marketplace adds time. - **Trade or B2B pricing.** Customer-specific prices, quotes and account terms are a bigger job; see B2B ecommerce. - **Product content.** Writing descriptions and taking photos is often the largest hidden cost. Good product pages sell; see product page design. The cheapest way to control the build price is to arrive with a clean product spreadsheet: one row per product or variant, with title, price, weight, stock and image file names. It saves hours of tidying. ## Legal must-haves that affect scope A UK online shop has to show certain information by law, including your business name, geographic address, email address and VAT number, and prices that say whether tax and delivery are included (Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002, regulation 6). Consumers buying at a distance usually have a 14-day right to cancel under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, and this must be explained before they buy. We build these pages and checkout notices in from the start. Read what a UK business website must show by law. ## When to call us If you have a product list and a rough idea of delivery rules, send us the details and we will give you a fixed price and a recommendation on Shopify or WooCommerce. If you are still working out the platform, call 01623 650333 and talk it through with us first. ## FAQs ### How much does a small online shop cost to build? Bark's UK guide (checked October 2026) puts freelance ecommerce sites at £2,000 to £5,000. dijitul builds Shopify and WooCommerce shops from £750 + VAT, including payments, delivery rules, Google Merchant Centre feed, abandoned cart recovery and staff training. Larger catalogues and integrations get a fixed quote. ### What are the monthly costs of a Shopify shop? Shopify's UK pricing page (checked October 2026) lists Basic at £25 a month, or £19 a month paid yearly, with online card payments at 2% + 25p. Paid apps and a domain name are on top. There is no separate hosting bill with Shopify. ### Is WooCommerce free? The WooCommerce plugin is free, but a working shop is not. You need hosting, a domain and an SSL certificate, and many shops buy extensions for things like subscriptions, product add-ons or advanced shipping. In exchange there is no platform subscription and you control your data. ### Can I add a shop to my existing website? Often, yes. If your site runs on WordPress we can usually add WooCommerce. If it runs on another platform, a Shopify shop on a subdomain or a full rebuild may be simpler. We look at your current site first and tell you which is cheaper over two or three years. ### Do you load the products for me? We set up the product and category structure and can import products from a spreadsheet. If you have hundreds of products, we will agree in the quote how many we load and how the rest are imported, so the cost is clear before we start. ### How long does an ecommerce build take? It depends mainly on the catalogue and on how quickly product content arrives. A small shop with a few dozen products is far quicker than one with thousands of variants and EPOS integration. We give you a timeline with the quote and agree it before work starts. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # How Long Does It Take to Build a Website? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/how-long-does-it-take-to-build-a-website/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > A small business website usually takes three to six weeks from agreed brief to launch, and an online shop longer. dijitul's Starter websites, from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages, are typically live in 3 to 4 weeks, and Business websites, from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages, in 5 to 6 weeks. ## Key facts - dijitul Starter sites (up to 5 pages, from £250 + VAT) are typically live in 3 to 4 weeks - dijitul Business sites (up to 15 pages, from £500 + VAT) typically take 5 to 6 weeks - Content is the most common cause of delay: text, photos and product data - Each round of feedback adds days, so collect comments in one list - Domain access and DNS changes need to be sorted before launch day - Ecommerce timelines depend on catalogue size and integrations ## Typical timelines by type of website Most of the time in a web project is not coding. It is agreeing what the site needs to say, writing it, designing it, and waiting for feedback. As a guide: | Project | Typical time to launch | | Landing page or one-page site | One to three weeks | | dijitul Starter, up to 5 pages | 3 to 4 weeks | | dijitul Business, up to 15 pages | 5 to 6 weeks | | Online shop | Depends on products, delivery rules and integrations; agreed in the quote | | Membership site, web app or large migration | Fixed quote and project plan | These are working timelines once the brief is agreed and content is moving. A project with no text ready at the start can easily double. ## The stages of a website build - **Brief and quote.** Pages, features, examples you like, deadline. A good web design brief saves a week of back-and-forth. - **Structure.** Agree the sitemap: which pages exist and what each one is for. See what pages a small business site needs. - **Content.** Text, photos, logos, testimonials you are allowed to use, product data. - **Design.** Usually the home page and one inner page first, then the rest once the look is agreed. - **Build.** Mobile-first templates, forms, tracking, schema markup and speed work. - **Review and fixes.** You check it on your own phone and computer and send one consolidated list. - **Launch.** DNS switch, redirects from old URLs, Search Console submission and checks. Our pre-launch checklist covers this step. ## What slows a website down - **Waiting for content.** The single biggest cause of delay. If you are writing the words yourself, start before the design begins. Our Business package includes copywriting for this reason. - **Scattered feedback.** Comments arriving one at a time from three people by email, text and phone. Agree one person who collects and sends feedback. - **Changing the brief mid-build.** Adding a booking system after the design is signed off means redesigning pages. - **Domain access.** Nobody knows the login for the domain, or a previous designer holds it. Sort this early; our guide to moving to a new designer explains how. - **Third-party accounts.** Payment providers, booking platforms and Google accounts that need verifying can take days. ## How to get your site live faster Gather your logo files, photos and any existing text in one shared folder before the project starts. Decide your main call to action: phone call, form, booking or purchase. Book the time to review designs in your diary when the project starts, not when the email arrives. Keep version one focused; extra pages such as a blog or case studies can follow after launch without holding up the whole site. If you have a hard deadline, such as a trade show or an opening date, tell us at quote stage. We can plan the build around it and, if needed, launch a smaller first version on time and add the rest afterwards. ## Timelines for redesigns and migrations Replacing an existing site adds a few steps that a brand new site does not need. Before the switch, every old URL that gets visits or has links pointing at it should be listed and mapped to a page on the new site, so 301 redirects can be set on launch day. If the old site has a blog or a product catalogue, that content has to be exported, cleaned and imported. And if a previous designer holds the domain or hosting logins, recovering them can take longer than the build itself. None of this needs to delay the design work. We plan redirects and content moves alongside the build, so launch day is a switch rather than a scramble. Our guide on whether to redesign or start again explains the choice. ## When to call us If you need a site live by a certain date, get in touch with the date and a rough list of pages. We will tell you honestly whether it is achievable and what needs to be ready from your side. Call 01623 650333 or email info@dijitul.uk. ## FAQs ### Can you build a website in a week? A simple landing page can be done quickly if the text and images are ready. A full multi-page business site in one week usually means cutting corners on content, testing or SEO setup. We would rather launch a smaller first version on time and add pages afterwards. ### How long does a dijitul Starter website take? Starter websites, up to 5 pages from £250 + VAT, are typically live in 3 to 4 weeks. That assumes the brief is agreed and your content and feedback arrive promptly. Business websites, up to 15 pages from £500 + VAT, typically take 5 to 6 weeks. ### What causes the most delay in a website project? Content. Waiting for page text, photos, prices or product data holds up more projects than any technical issue. Starting your content early, or choosing a package that includes copywriting, is the most effective way to keep a project on schedule. ### Will my old website go offline while you build the new one? No. We build the new site on a private staging address while your current site stays live. On launch day we point the domain at the new site and set up redirects from old page addresses, so visitors and Google find the right pages. ### How long does it take for a new website to appear on Google? Google can crawl a new site within days once it is submitted in Search Console, but ranking well for competitive searches takes longer and depends on content, links and competition. Our guide on why a website is not on Google explains the checks to run. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # How to Choose a Web Designer in the UK Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/how-to-choose-a-web-designer/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > Choose a web designer who gives a written fixed price, lets you own your website and domain, explains who writes the content, and shows how the site will win enquiries on phones. dijitul designs and builds custom small business websites from £250 + VAT, with you owning everything and no lock-in. ## Key facts - Get a written quote naming pages, content, extras and timeline - Confirm you will own the domain, the site files and the copyright once paid - Ask who writes the words; copy is often the biggest hidden cost - Check the designer's own site on a phone, and run it through PageSpeed Insights - Avoid contracts that tie the website to a monthly fee you cannot leave - dijitul has built websites since 2006 and publishes its prices: from £250 + VAT, from £500 + VAT and from £750 + VAT ## Start with what you need the website to do Before comparing designers, write down what the site has to achieve. A plumber needs calls from phones. A restaurant needs bookings. A manufacturer needs trade enquiries from buyers who research for weeks. A shop needs sales. The right designer will ask about this first, not about colours. Our web design brief guide helps you put it on one page so every designer quotes for the same job. ## Ten questions to ask every web designer - **Is the price fixed, and what exactly does it include?** Number of pages, rounds of changes, copywriting, SEO setup, training. - **What is not included?** Domain, hosting, stock photos, premium plugins or apps should be listed. - **Who will own the website and domain?** The answer should be you, in writing. See do I own my website? - **Who writes the words?** If it is you, ask when they need them. - **Is the design custom or a theme?** Both can work, but you should know which you are paying for. - **Which platform, and can I edit it myself?** See what is a CMS. - **How will it perform on phones?** Ask about mobile-first design and Core Web Vitals. - **What SEO is set up at launch?** Page titles, schema markup, Search Console, Google Business Profile, redirects from your old site. - **What happens after launch?** Hourly rate for changes, care plan options, response times. - **Can I leave?** If you move on, will they hand over everything without a fee? ## Red flags - The designer registers your domain in their own name. - The website only works while you pay their monthly fee, with no option to take the files. - A promise of page one of Google. Nobody controls Google's rankings, and no honest designer guarantees them. - No written quote, or a quote with just a total and no breakdown. - Their own website is slow, broken on mobile or has not been updated in years. - Pressure to sign today for a discount. ## Freelancer, small studio or large agency? **Freelancers** are often the cheapest and you deal with one person, but holidays and illness can stall a project, and some are designers who outsource the build. **Small studios** sit in the middle: a direct relationship with more cover and process. **Large agencies** suit complex projects with several stakeholders and big budgets, but small businesses can find themselves a low priority. Whichever you choose, the questions above still apply. Local is less important than it used to be. Most web projects run by video call, email and shared documents. What matters is clear communication and someone who answers the phone. dijitul is based in Mansfield and works with businesses across the UK. Whoever you choose, ask who will actually do the work and who you will speak to week to week. A project goes more smoothly when the person you brief is the person designing or building, or sits right next to them. ## How to compare quotes fairly Put the quotes side by side and line up the same things: pages, copywriting, design approach, platform, SEO setup, training, timeline, ownership, extras and aftercare. A quote that looks cheap often leaves out copywriting or bills every small change after launch. Bark's UK web design cost guide (checked October 2026) puts freelance small business sites at £1,000 to £3,000 and agency ones at £2,000 to £7,000, which gives a sense of the market. Our own prices are on the pricing page, and our guide to what a website costs goes further. Also compare what happens after launch. One designer may include a training session and a month of small fixes; another may charge for every change from day one. Over two or three years, aftercare costs can matter as much as the build price. ## When to call us Ask us the ten questions above. We are happy to answer them in writing before you commit. dijitul has built websites since 2006, our prices are published, and you own your site and domain with no lock-in. Get in touch or call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### Should I choose a local web designer? Being local helps if you want face-to-face meetings, but most projects now run well over video calls and email. Choose on quality, clear pricing, communication and ownership terms first. A designer elsewhere in the UK who answers the phone is better than a local one who does not. ### What should a web design quote include? The number of pages, who writes the content, design approach, platform, SEO setup at launch, training, timeline, ownership terms, a list of extras such as domain and hosting, and the rate for changes after launch. If any of these are missing, ask before you sign. ### Is it a red flag if a designer guarantees page one of Google? Yes. Google decides rankings and no designer controls them. A good designer will explain the SEO foundations they set up, such as page titles, schema markup, speed and Search Console, without promising positions. ### How do I check a web designer's work? Open sites they have built on your own phone. Check they load quickly, the text is readable without zooming, buttons are easy to tap and phone numbers are clickable. Run a page through Google's PageSpeed Insights to see its Core Web Vitals. ### Can I switch web designers later? You can if you own your domain and have access to the hosting and site files. Make sure your contract says so. Our guide on moving your website to a new designer lists the logins and files to collect. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # What Pages Should a Small Business Website Have? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/what-pages-should-a-small-business-website-have/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > Most small business websites need a home page, a page for each main service, an about page, a contact page and the legal pages: privacy notice and, where needed, cookie and terms pages. dijitul builds websites of up to 5 pages from £250 + VAT, and up to 15 pages with copywriting from £500 + VAT. ## Key facts - Core pages: home, services, about, contact, plus a privacy notice - One page per main service usually ranks better than one long services page - Contact details and company information must be easy to find under UK law - Reviews, FAQs and pricing pages answer questions before people call - dijitul Starter covers up to 5 pages from £250 + VAT; Business up to 15 pages from £500 + VAT - Add location, case study and blog pages when you have real content for them ## The essential pages - **Home.** Say what you do, where, and for whom in the first screen, with one clear action: call, book, or request a quote. Show proof such as reviews or accreditations you genuinely hold. - **Services.** A page for each main service, explaining what is included, who it suits, typical prices or how you price, and the next step. - **About.** Who runs the business, how long you have traded, qualifications and memberships. People buy from people. - **Contact.** Phone number that is tappable on mobile, email, a short form, opening hours, service area and, if customers visit, an address and map. - **Privacy notice.** Required under UK GDPR if you collect personal data, which any contact form does. For a sole trader or new business, five pages done well is a strong start. That is exactly what our Starter package covers, from £250 + VAT. Every page should earn its place. If a page has no clear job, such as answering a question, building trust or leading to an enquiry, leave it out until you have something useful to put on it. Five strong pages beat ten thin ones for visitors and for Google. ## Why one page per service beats one big services page Someone searching for "boiler repair Mansfield" wants a page about boiler repair, not a page that also covers bathrooms, drains and landlord certificates. A dedicated page lets you match the search, write a page title and description about that service, answer its specific questions and add the right schema markup. It also gives Google a clear signal of what each page is about. This is why our Business package, from £500 + VAT, includes a page per service, written to rank, for up to 15 pages. Each service page should follow the same simple pattern: what the service is, who it is for, what is included, typical price or how you price, how long it takes, proof such as reviews or photos, common questions, and a clear button to get in touch. Visitors who land straight on that page from Google then have everything they need without hunting through the rest of the site. ## Pages that win more enquiries - **Reviews or testimonials.** Real ones, with permission. Under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024, fake reviews are banned outright (CMA unfair commercial practices guidance, in force from 6 April 2025). - **FAQs.** Answer the questions you get on the phone every week: price ranges, areas covered, lead times, guarantees you actually offer. - **Pricing.** Even "from" prices filter out time-wasters and build trust. - **Work examples.** Photos of real jobs with a sentence about each. - **Areas covered.** If you serve several towns, a short page per area with genuinely local detail can help local search. Thin copy-and-paste town pages do not. Our guide to getting more enquiries covers how to lay these out. ## The legal and trust pages Every UK business website must make certain details easy to find, including your business name, geographic address, email address and, if VAT registered, your VAT number (Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002, regulation 6). Limited companies must also show their registered number, registered office and where they are registered. You will usually also need a privacy notice, a cookie notice if you use non-essential cookies, and terms if you sell online. See what a UK business website must show by law and cookie banner rules. ## Pages to add later A blog or news section only helps if you will post useful articles regularly; an empty blog from 2022 hurts more than no blog. Case studies are valuable once you have permission to name clients. Careers pages suit businesses that are hiring. A booking system or shop can be added when the business is ready. Start lean and grow the site with the business. ## When to call us If you are unsure how many pages you need, send us a list of your services and the areas you cover. We will suggest a sitemap and tell you which package fits. Request a quote or call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### How many pages does a small business website need? Five is a sensible minimum for most small businesses: home, services, about, contact and a privacy notice. If you offer several distinct services, a page for each usually helps you rank and convert. dijitul's Starter package covers up to 5 pages, and Business up to 15. ### Do I need a separate page for each service? If people search for your services separately, yes. A page about one service can match that search closely, answer its specific questions and carry a clear call to action. One long page covering everything rarely ranks well for any single service. ### Is a one-page website enough? For a single service, an event or a very new business, it can be. It loads fast and is cheap to build. It is harder to rank for several different searches with one page, so most growing businesses move to a multi-page site. ### Do I need a privacy policy on my website? If your site collects personal data, for example through a contact form, newsletter sign-up or analytics, UK GDPR requires you to tell people how you use it. A privacy notice linked from the footer and from forms is the usual way to do that. ### Should I put prices on my website? Usually, yes. Even "from" prices or typical ranges help visitors decide whether to get in touch and reduce calls from people who cannot afford you. If every job is different, explain how you price and what affects the cost. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Website Launch Checklist: What to Check Before Going Live Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/website-checklist-before-launch/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > Before a website goes live, test every form and phone link, check it on real phones, confirm page titles and redirects from old URLs, remove any noindex tag, and add the legal pages and tracking. dijitul runs these launch checks on every website we build, from £250 + VAT, so nothing is missed on go-live day. ## Key facts - Send a test enquiry through every form and confirm it arrives - Remove staging noindex tags and check robots.txt is not blocking Google - Set 301 redirects from every old URL that had traffic or links - Test on real phones, not just a resized desktop browser - Aim for Core Web Vitals in the good range: LCP 2.5s, INP 200ms, CLS 0.1 (web.dev) - Show business name, address, email and VAT number as UK law requires ## Forms, phone numbers and calls to action - Submit every form with real test data and check the email arrives, goes to the right inbox and is not in spam. - Check the auto-reply, if there is one, reads well and has the right contact details. - Tap every phone number on a phone. It should open the dialler using a tel: link. - Check email links, booking buttons and payment buttons go where they should. - If you sell online, place a real order and refund it. Then check where enquiries go once they arrive. If the form copies into a CRM or a booking system, confirm the record appears there with the right fields. Make sure someone owns the inbox and knows to reply quickly, because the first week after launch is when broken routing is most costly. ## Mobile, browsers and accessibility - Test on at least one iPhone and one Android phone, in portrait and landscape. - Text should be readable without zooming and buttons easy to tap. WCAG 2.2 sets a minimum target size of 24 by 24 CSS pixels (W3C, success criterion 2.5.8). - Open the menu, every accordion and every pop-up on a phone. - Check the latest Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox. - Tab through the page with a keyboard: you should always see where focus is. - Every meaningful image needs alt text, and every form field a visible label. More in website accessibility and WCAG explained. ## Speed Run key pages through Google's PageSpeed Insights. Google's web.dev guidance sets good Core Web Vitals as Largest Contentful Paint within 2.5 seconds, Interaction to Next Paint within 200 milliseconds and Cumulative Layout Shift of 0.1 or less, measured at the 75th percentile of visits. Before launch, check images are compressed and served in modern formats such as WebP or AVIF, have width and height set, and that below-the-fold images lazy-load. See Core Web Vitals explained. Test speed on a mobile connection as well as office broadband, because that is how most local customers will first see the site. ## SEO and Google - **Remove noindex.** Staging sites are usually set to noindex. Forgetting to remove it is one of the most common reasons a new site never appears on Google. - Check robots.txt does not contain *Disallow: /*. - Every page has a unique title and meta description, and one H1. - Set 301 redirects from old URLs to their new equivalents. List old URLs from Search Console or a crawl before you switch. - Submit an XML sitemap in Google Search Console and inspect the home page. - Add schema markup such as LocalBusiness or Organization, and test it with Google's Rich Results Test. - Update the website link on your Google Business Profile. If your site still does not show up, read why is my website not on Google? Finally, check every page's content one last time: placeholder text, test products, dummy prices and "lorem ipsum" have a habit of surviving until launch. Search the site for words like test, sample and lorem before you switch the domain over. ## Legal, security and tracking - Business name, geographic address, email and VAT number are easy to find (E-Commerce Regulations 2002). Limited companies add registered number, registered office and place of registration. - Privacy notice linked from the footer and forms. - Cookie banner works: non-essential cookies must not be set before consent, and refusing must be as easy as accepting (ICO guidance on storage and access technologies). - HTTPS works on every page, and http and www versions redirect to one address. - Analytics and conversion tracking record a test enquiry. - Backups are running and you have logins for the domain, hosting and site. See cookie banner rules and what a website must show by law. ## When to call us Every website we build goes through these checks before launch, and we handle the DNS switch and redirects. If you are launching a site someone else built and want a second pair of eyes, we can check it at £45 an hour + VAT. Get in touch or call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### What is the most common mistake when launching a website? Leaving the staging noindex setting switched on, which tells Google not to index the site. Close behind are missing redirects from old page addresses, which lose rankings, and contact forms that send to an inbox nobody checks. ### Do I need 301 redirects for a new website? If you are replacing an existing site, yes. Any old URL that had visits, rankings or links should permanently redirect to its closest new page. Without redirects, visitors and Google hit error pages and the old page's ranking value is lost. ### How do I test my website on mobile? Use real phones, ideally one iPhone and one Android. Check text size, menus, forms, tap targets and phone links. Browser developer tools that resize the window are useful during the build but do not catch every touch and Safari quirk. ### Should I launch on a Friday? Best avoided. If something goes wrong, you want people available to fix it. Launching early in the week gives time to watch forms, tracking and Search Console and to fix anything quickly. ### Can you check a website someone else built? Yes. We can run through these launch checks on any website and give you a written list of fixes. Checks and small fixes are charged at £45 an hour + VAT, and we agree an estimate of hours first. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # How to Write a Web Design Brief (with Template) Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/how-to-write-a-web-design-brief/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > A good web design brief explains what your business does, who the website is for, the one action you want visitors to take, the pages and features you need, your budget and your deadline. Send it to dijitul and we will reply with a fixed price, from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages. ## Key facts - One page is enough; a clear brief beats a long one - Lead with the goal: calls, bookings, quote requests or sales - List pages and features so every designer quotes for the same job - Say who will write the content and supply the photos - Include a budget range and any fixed deadline - Share two or three websites you like, and say why ## Why a brief matters Without a brief, each designer quotes for the website they imagine. One prices five pages with your own text, another fifteen pages with copywriting and SEO, and you end up comparing totals that mean nothing. A one-page brief makes quotes comparable, shortens the project and gives you something to check the finished site against. It also forces useful decisions early, such as what the site is actually for. ## What to include - **About the business.** What you do, where you work, how long you have traded, and what makes you different in plain words. - **Who the site is for.** Homeowners, trade buyers, patients, tourists? What do they need to know before contacting you? - **The main goal.** One primary action: phone call, enquiry form, booking, quote request or purchase. Everything else supports it. - **Pages.** A rough list. Our guide to which pages a small business needs helps. - **Features.** Booking, payments, shop, members area, quote calculator, integrations with your CRM or accounts. - **Content.** Will you write the text, or do you need copywriting? Do you have photos? - **Brand.** Logo files, colours and fonts, or whether you need these designed. - **Current site.** Its address, what works, what does not, and whether it gets traffic you need to keep. - **Examples.** Two or three sites you like, and what you like about each. - **Budget and deadline.** A range is fine. Mention any hard date. - **After launch.** Who will update the site, and whether you want hosting and a care plan. ## A simple template you can copy - **Business:** [name], [what you do] in [area], trading since [year]. - **Customers:** [who they are and what they need to know]. - **Main goal:** [calls / enquiries / bookings / sales]. - **Pages:** [home, services x N, about, contact, ...]. - **Features:** [booking, shop, forms, integrations]. - **Content:** [we supply / we need copywriting]; photos: [have / need]. - **Brand:** [logo and colours ready / need help]. - **Current site:** [URL, what to keep]. - **Sites we like:** [URL and why] x 3. - **Budget:** [range]. **Deadline:** [date and reason]. - **After launch:** [who edits it, hosting needs]. ## Mistakes to avoid - **Describing the look, not the job.** "Modern and clean" tells a designer little. "Get more boiler service bookings from landlords" tells them a lot. - **Listing every possible feature.** Separate must-haves from nice-to-haves so you can phase the build. - **Hiding the budget.** A range lets a designer suggest what is realistic rather than guessing. - **Forgetting ownership.** State that you expect to own the website and domain. See do I own my website? - **Ignoring the old site.** If it ranks for anything, say so, so redirects are planned. See redesign or start again. ## What happens after you send it A good designer will read the brief and come back with questions before quoting. Expect to be asked which services matter most to your income, what your best customers have in common, which competitors you lose work to, and what you would like to change about how enquiries arrive. Those answers shape the structure of the site far more than colour choices do. You should then receive a written quote that mirrors your brief: the pages, the features, who writes the content, the timeline, what is excluded and who owns the result. If a quote ignores parts of your brief, ask why. Sometimes a designer will suggest leaving a feature for a second phase to keep the first version on budget, which is often sensible. Keep the brief and the quote together; they become the checklist you use to sign off the finished site. ## When to call us Send your brief to info@dijitul.uk or use our quote form, and we will reply with a fixed price and any questions. If you have not written one yet, call 01623 650333 and we will build the brief with you over the phone. You can also read how to choose a web designer before you send it out. ## FAQs ### How long should a web design brief be? One or two pages is plenty for a small business website. Focus on the goal, the audience, pages, features, content, budget and deadline. A designer can ask follow-up questions; what matters is that every designer quotes for the same job. ### Should I include my budget in a web design brief? Yes, even as a range. It lets designers suggest what is realistic for the money, rather than guessing high or low. Bark's UK guide (checked October 2026) puts freelance small business sites at £1,000 to £3,000, which gives a market reference. ### What if I do not know what pages I need? Say so, and list your services and the areas you cover instead. A good designer will propose a sitemap. For most small businesses, home, a page per main service, about, contact and a privacy notice is a sensible starting point. ### Do I need to supply the content? Only if the package does not include copywriting. Decide this in the brief, because waiting for content is the most common cause of delay. dijitul's Business package, from £500 + VAT, includes copywriting. ### Can you help me write the brief? Yes. Call 01623 650333 and we will talk through your business, goals and budget, then write up the brief and quote from it. There is no charge for the conversation or the quote. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Do I Own My Website? Domain, Files and Copyright Explained Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/do-i-own-my-website/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > You only fully own your website if the domain is registered in your name, you can access the hosting and site files, and the designer has assigned the copyright to you in writing. dijitul builds websites from £250 + VAT, and the client owns the website and the domain with no lock-in. ## Key facts - Under UK copyright law the creator owns commissioned work unless rights are assigned in writing - Paying the invoice does not by itself transfer copyright - Check who the domain registrant is, not just who manages it - Get admin logins for the domain, hosting, website and Google accounts - Rented websites on a monthly contract often cannot be taken with you - Themes, plugins and stock photos are licensed, not owned ## The four things that make up ownership "Owning your website" really means four separate things, and you can have some without the others: - **The domain name.** Who is the registered owner (registrant) and who holds the login. - **The hosting and files.** Where the site runs, and whether you can download a full copy of files and database. - **The copyright** in the design, code and words written for you. - **The accounts** connected to the site: Google Analytics, Search Console, Google Business Profile, payment providers, email. If a designer controls any of these and the relationship ends badly, you can be locked out of your own business's online presence. ## The domain: check the registrant The person or company named as registrant is the legal holder of the domain. For .uk domains, the registry is Nominet; the registrar (the company you pay) is a different thing. Registrant changes go through Nominet, while moving to a new registrar for .uk names is done by changing the registrar's tag, often called the IPS tag. If your designer registered the domain in their own name, ask them to transfer it to you now while relations are good. See domain names explained. The same applies to accounts around the site. Google Analytics, Search Console and Google Business Profile should be owned by a business email address you control, with your designer added as a user. If the designer is the only owner, ask them to add you as owner now. It takes a few minutes while you are on good terms and can take weeks to recover later. ## Copyright: why paying is not enough Under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, copyright in a commissioned design belongs to its author by default, not to the person who paid for it. Commentary from UK legal publishers is consistent that an assignment must be in writing and signed by or on behalf of the owner (section 90(3)), and that without one the client usually only has a licence to use the work. In practice that may be fine for day-to-day use, but it can cause problems if you want to change designer, reuse the design or sell the business. Ask for a clause in your contract that assigns copyright in the bespoke design, code and copy to you on payment. Note that third-party parts such as WordPress themes, plugins, fonts and stock photos are licensed, not owned, and their licences carry their own terms. ## Rented websites and lock-in Some providers offer a website for a low monthly fee with no upfront cost. Read the contract carefully. Often the site stays theirs, runs on their own platform, and disappears when you stop paying. Minimum terms of 24 or 36 months are common, and the domain may be registered to them. This is not always bad value, but it is renting, not owning. At dijitul you pay once for the build, the client owns the website and the domain, and there is no lock-in. Hosting and care plans are optional and can be cancelled. ## How to check what you own today - Look up your domain's registrant through your registrar's control panel or the registry's WHOIS service. - Ask your designer for admin logins to the domain, hosting control panel and website CMS. - Ask for a full backup: files and database, or an export from your platform. - Check you are an owner, not just a user, on Google Analytics, Search Console and Google Business Profile. - Find your contract and look for clauses on intellectual property, termination and handover fees. If you are planning to move, our guide to moving your website to a new designer walks through the handover. ## When to call us If you are not sure what you own, or a previous designer has gone quiet, get in touch. We can help you work out what is in your name and what needs transferring, charged at £45 an hour + VAT. Call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### If I paid for my website, do I own it? Not automatically. In the UK, copyright in commissioned design work stays with the creator unless it is assigned to you in writing. You may have a licence to use it. Check your contract, and ask for a written assignment of copyright in the bespoke design, code and copy. ### How do I find out who owns my domain name? Log in to your registrar's control panel and look at the registrant details, or use a WHOIS lookup. If you do not have a login, ask whoever manages the domain. The registrant should be your business, with an email address you control. ### My web designer registered my domain in their name. What can I do? Ask them to transfer the registrant to your business. For .uk domains, registrant changes are processed through Nominet. Most designers will cooperate. If they refuse, keep records and take advice, because the registrant is the legal holder. ### Do I own the WordPress theme and plugins? No. WordPress itself is open source, and commercial themes and plugins are licensed to you under their own terms, often with yearly renewals for updates. You own the content and any bespoke code written for you, if the copyright is assigned. ### Who owns a dijitul website? You do. The client owns the website and the domain, and there is no lock-in. If you choose to move to another designer or host later, we hand over the files, database and logins. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # What Is Responsive Web Design? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/what-is-responsive-web-design/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > Responsive web design means one website whose layout, images and text adapt to any screen, from a small phone to a wide desktop monitor. dijitul builds every website mobile-first and responsive as standard, from £250 + VAT, so it is easy to read, tap and buy on the device your customers actually use. ## Key facts - One set of content and one URL per page, with layout adapted by CSS - Google completed its move to mobile-first indexing in 2024 (Google Search Central) - Requires the viewport meta tag and flexible layouts using CSS grid, flexbox and media or container queries - Images should use srcset and modern formats such as WebP or AVIF - WCAG 2.2 sets a 24 by 24 CSS pixel minimum target size (W3C) - Mobile-first means designing for the smallest screen first, then enhancing ## How responsive design works A responsive site serves the same HTML to every device and uses CSS to rearrange it. The building blocks are: - **The viewport meta tag**, which tells phones to render at device width instead of shrinking a desktop page. - **Flexible layouts** using CSS grid and flexbox, so columns stack, wrap and resize. - **Breakpoints**, set with media queries or container queries, where the layout changes. Good designers set breakpoints where the content needs them, not at specific device widths. - **Responsive images** using srcset and sizes, so a phone downloads a small file and a large screen a sharper one, ideally in WebP or AVIF. - **Fluid type**, so headings scale sensibly between screen sizes. ## Responsive, mobile-first and adaptive: the difference **Responsive** describes the result: one site that fits every screen. **Mobile-first** describes the process: design and code for a phone first, then add layout for larger screens. It tends to produce faster, more focused pages because nothing is squeezed down from a desktop design. **Adaptive** or separate mobile sites (such as m.example.co.uk) serve different layouts or URLs to different devices. They are now rare, harder to maintain and easy to get wrong for SEO. Whichever approach is used, the content should be the same on every device. Hiding important text or features on mobile to save space used to be common. Now that Google indexes the mobile version, anything missing on mobile may as well not exist for search, and visitors on phones lose out too. Good responsive design rearranges and prioritises content rather than removing it. ## Why it matters for Google and for enquiries Google's Search Central blog announced in June 2024 that it would crawl the remaining desktop-only sites with its smartphone crawler from July 2024, completing its move to mobile-first indexing, and noted that sites not accessible on mobile devices would no longer be indexed. In plain terms, Google judges your site by its mobile version. Customers do too. Someone searching for an electrician on their phone will not pinch and zoom to find a number. If your site looks broken on phones, they press back and call the next result. A responsive site with a tappable phone number at the top of every page turns that visit into a call. ## What good looks like on a phone - Text readable without zooming, at a comfortable line length. - Tap targets large and well spaced. WCAG 2.2 success criterion 2.5.8 sets a minimum of 24 by 24 CSS pixels (W3C). - Phone number and main call to action visible without scrolling. - No sideways scrolling, and no content cut off at the edge. - Menus that open and close easily, and footers that collapse into tap-to-expand sections rather than one very long list. - Forms with the right keyboard: number pad for phone fields, email keyboard for email fields. - Fast loading on a mobile connection. See Core Web Vitals. ## How to test your own site Open your site on your own phone and try to do what a customer would: find a service, read the price, tap to call, fill in the form. Then try a friend's phone of a different make. In Chrome on a computer, developer tools let you preview common screen sizes. Google's PageSpeed Insights shows mobile performance scores and field data where available. If any of this feels awkward, your customers feel it too. Pay attention to the footer. On many older sites, three or four columns of links simply stack on a phone into a very long scroll. A better pattern keeps your phone number and email as large tap targets at the top of the footer and collapses link groups into sections you tap to open. ## When to call us If your website is hard to use on a phone, it is usually cheaper to rebuild it responsively than to patch an old fixed-width design. Our responsive web design service builds mobile-first from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages. Read redesign or start again or get in touch on 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### Is responsive design the same as mobile-friendly? Close, but not identical. Mobile-friendly means a site works on phones. Responsive is the most common way to achieve that: one site whose layout adapts to every screen size. A separate mobile site can be mobile-friendly without being responsive, but is harder to maintain. ### How do I know if my website is responsive? Open it on a phone. If you have to zoom or scroll sideways to read it, or buttons are tiny, it is not properly responsive. On a computer, narrow your browser window and watch whether the layout rearranges or simply gets cut off. ### Does responsive design affect SEO? Yes. Google uses the mobile version of a site for indexing and ranking, and completed its move to mobile-first indexing in 2024 according to Google Search Central. A site that is hard to use on phones is at a disadvantage. ### What breakpoints should a website use? There is no fixed set. Good practice is to set breakpoints where the content starts to look cramped or stretched, rather than at specific phone or tablet widths. Modern CSS container queries also let components adapt to the space they sit in. ### Can my old website be made responsive? Sometimes, if it is built on a modern platform with a responsive theme available. Older fixed-width sites usually need rebuilding, which also gives the chance to fix speed, content and SEO. A rebuild with dijitul starts from £250 + VAT. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # What Are Core Web Vitals? LCP, INP and CLS Explained Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/what-are-core-web-vitals/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > Core Web Vitals are Google's three measures of real-world page experience: Largest Contentful Paint for loading, Interaction to Next Paint for responsiveness, and Cumulative Layout Shift for visual stability. dijitul's Business websites, from £500 + VAT, include speed optimisation to pass Core Web Vitals as standard. ## Key facts - Good LCP: 2.5 seconds or less (web.dev, Google) - Good INP: 200 milliseconds or less (web.dev) - Good CLS: 0.1 or less (web.dev) - Measured at the 75th percentile of real visits, split by mobile and desktop - INP replaced First Input Delay as a Core Web Vital in 2024 - Check them in PageSpeed Insights and the Core Web Vitals report in Search Console ## The three metrics and their thresholds | Metric | What it measures | Good (web.dev) | | Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) | How long until the biggest image or text block in view has loaded | 2.5 seconds or less | | Interaction to Next Paint (INP) | How quickly the page responds visually after a tap, click or key press | 200 milliseconds or less | | Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) | How much content jumps around while loading | 0.1 or less | Google's web.dev guidance says to assess each metric at the 75th percentile of page loads, segmented by mobile and desktop. So a page passes when at least three quarters of real visits hit the good threshold. INP became a stable Core Web Vital in 2024, replacing First Input Delay. ## Why they matter to a small business Core Web Vitals are part of how Google assesses page experience, but they are not a magic ranking switch. Relevant, helpful content matters more. Where they really count is with people. A slow page on a phone loses visitors before they see your phone number. A button that jumps as an advert loads causes mis-taps. A menu that takes half a second to open feels broken. Fixing these usually means more enquiries from the same traffic. They also show where a site's build is weak. A page that fails LCP on mobile is usually carrying oversized images or slow hosting. Poor INP usually points to too much JavaScript. High CLS usually means missing image dimensions or late-loading banners. Each points to a specific, fixable cause rather than a vague sense that the site feels slow. ## How to check your scores - **PageSpeed Insights** (pagespeed.web.dev): enter a URL. The top section shows field data from real Chrome users if Google has enough; the lower section is a lab test. - **Search Console**: the Core Web Vitals report groups your URLs into good, needs improvement and poor, for mobile and desktop. - **Chrome DevTools**: the Performance panel shows which element is your LCP and what causes layout shifts. Low-traffic sites often have no field data. In that case, use the lab results as a guide and test on a mid-range phone. Remember that field data covers the previous 28 days, so after you fix something it takes a few weeks for the improvement to show in PageSpeed Insights and Search Console. Use the lab test to confirm the fix straight away, then watch the field data catch up. ## Common causes and fixes ### Slow LCP - Huge hero images. Resize, compress and serve WebP or AVIF with srcset. - Lazy-loading the hero image. Only lazy-load images below the fold; give the LCP image fetchpriority='high'. - Slow hosting or no caching. Server response time adds directly to LCP. See hosting explained. - Render-blocking CSS, fonts and scripts loaded in the head. ### Poor INP - Heavy JavaScript from page builders, sliders and chat widgets. - Too many third-party tags: trackers, heatmaps, social embeds. Remove the ones nobody looks at. ### High CLS - Images and embeds without width and height set. - Cookie banners, adverts or notices that push content down after load. - Web fonts swapping in with very different sizes. ## Platform notes On WordPress, heavy page builders and stacks of plugins are the usual culprits; a lean theme and a caching setup make a big difference. On Shopify, apps inject scripts into every page, so audit installed apps regularly. Website builders vary; some give limited control over scripts and image handling. A fast, well-built custom theme on any platform will beat a bloated one. See what is a CMS for platform trade-offs. Whichever platform you use, measure before and after each change, one change at a time, so you know what made the difference. ## When to call us Our Business package, from £500 + VAT, includes speed optimisation to pass Core Web Vitals. If you want an existing site fixed instead, we can look at the causes and quote, or work at £45 an hour + VAT. Get in touch or call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### What is a good Core Web Vitals score? Google's web.dev guidance sets good as Largest Contentful Paint of 2.5 seconds or less, Interaction to Next Paint of 200 milliseconds or less, and Cumulative Layout Shift of 0.1 or less, measured at the 75th percentile of real page loads on mobile and desktop. ### Do Core Web Vitals affect Google rankings? They are part of Google's page experience signals, but relevance and helpful content carry more weight. Treat them as a way to stop losing visitors to slow, jumpy pages rather than as a shortcut to page one. ### What replaced First Input Delay? Interaction to Next Paint (INP) replaced First Input Delay as a Core Web Vital in 2024. INP looks at the responsiveness of interactions throughout a visit, not just the first one, so it is a stricter test of how a page feels to use. ### Why does PageSpeed Insights show different scores each time? The lab test runs on a simulated device and network, so results vary between runs. The field data at the top, from real Chrome users over 28 days, is steadier and is what Core Web Vitals assessment is based on. ### Can a WordPress site pass Core Web Vitals? Yes. Use a lean theme, avoid heavy page builders where possible, keep plugins to what you need, serve compressed modern images, use caching and decent hosting. Many slow WordPress sites are slow because of what was added to them, not WordPress itself. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Website Accessibility and WCAG 2.2 Explained Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/website-accessibility-wcag-explained/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > Website accessibility means disabled people can use your site, including with a screen reader, keyboard or zoom. The usual standard is WCAG 2.2 level AA. dijitul builds websites with accessibility in from the start, from £250 + VAT, using semantic HTML, good contrast, keyboard access, labelled forms and proper alt text. ## Key facts - WCAG 2.2 became a W3C Recommendation on 5 October 2023, adding nine success criteria - Level AA is the usual target; UK public sector websites must meet WCAG 2.2 AA (GOV.UK) - Private businesses have duties under the Equality Act 2010 to make reasonable adjustments - One in four people in the UK reported a disability in 2023 to 2024 (DWP Family Resources Survey) - Target size minimum: 24 by 24 CSS pixels (WCAG 2.2, 2.5.8) - Automated tools catch only some issues; manual keyboard and screen reader checks are needed ## What WCAG is The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are published by the W3C. They are organised under four principles: content must be perceivable, operable and understandable, and must work reliably with assistive technologies such as screen readers. Each guideline has testable success criteria at three levels: A (minimum), AA (the usual target) and AAA (enhanced). The current version, WCAG 2.2, became a W3C Recommendation on 5 October 2023. ## What is new in WCAG 2.2 According to the W3C, WCAG 2.2 added nine success criteria and removed 4.1.1 Parsing as obsolete. The ones at levels A and AA, which most sites should meet, are: - **2.4.11 Focus Not Obscured (Minimum), AA.** Sticky headers, cookie banners and chat widgets must not completely hide the item a keyboard user is on. - **2.5.7 Dragging Movements, AA.** Anything done by dragging, such as a slider, must also work with simple taps or clicks. - **2.5.8 Target Size (Minimum), AA.** Tap targets at least 24 by 24 CSS pixels, or spaced so they do not overlap. - **3.2.6 Consistent Help, A.** Help options such as phone number or contact link appear in the same place on each page. - **3.3.7 Redundant Entry, A.** Do not make people type the same information twice in one process. - **3.3.8 Accessible Authentication (Minimum), AA.** Logins must not rely on memory puzzles; allow paste and password managers. ## The law in the UK Public sector bodies must meet the Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) Accessibility Regulations 2018. GOV.UK guidance says their content needs to meet WCAG 2.2 level AA, and they must publish an accessibility statement. Private businesses are not covered by those regulations, but the Equality Act 2010 requires service providers to make reasonable adjustments for disabled people, and a website is often how you provide your service. WCAG 2.2 AA is the benchmark most people use to show they have taken that seriously. There is also a commercial case. The DWP's Family Resources Survey reported that one in four people in the UK were disabled in 2023 to 2024. Many more have temporary injuries, older eyes or a cracked phone screen in bright sunlight. ## Quick checks you can do yourself - **Keyboard.** Press Tab through your home page. Can you reach every link, menu and button, and always see where you are? - **Zoom.** Zoom the browser to 200%. Does the text reflow without sideways scrolling? - **Contrast.** Grey text on white often fails. AA requires 4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text. - **Images.** Do meaningful images have alt text that describes their purpose? Decorative images should have empty alt. - **Forms.** Does every field have a visible label, and do error messages say what is wrong? - **Headings.** One H1 per page and a logical order of H2s and H3s. - **Links.** Avoid "click here"; link text should make sense on its own. Free tools such as WAVE and Lighthouse catch some issues automatically, but not all. Screen reader testing with NVDA or VoiceOver finds what tools miss. Fix the basics first. Most real-world barriers on small business sites come from a handful of issues: low-contrast text, missing form labels, images without alt text, links that say only "read more", and menus that cannot be used with a keyboard. ## Building it in costs less than fixing it later Accessibility is cheapest when it is part of the design: colour palettes chosen for contrast, components built with semantic HTML and proper focus styles, forms labelled from the start. Retrofitting an inaccessible theme or page builder can mean rebuilding large parts of it. If your current site fails basic checks, read redesign or start again. ## When to call us Every site we build follows WCAG 2.2 AA practices as standard; see accessible web design. If you want an existing site reviewed, we can check it against the key criteria and fix issues at £45 an hour + VAT. Get in touch or call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### Is website accessibility a legal requirement in the UK? Public sector bodies must meet accessibility regulations, which GOV.UK guidance links to WCAG 2.2 AA. Private businesses have duties under the Equality Act 2010 to make reasonable adjustments for disabled people, which can include their website. WCAG 2.2 AA is the standard most use as a benchmark. ### What is the difference between WCAG level A, AA and AAA? Level A covers the most basic barriers, AA covers the main barriers for most disabled users and is the usual target, and AAA is enhanced and not expected for whole sites. Meeting AA means meeting every A and AA success criterion. ### Can an accessibility overlay make my site compliant? Overlays and toolbars that claim to fix accessibility with one line of script do not fix the underlying code, and can get in the way of screen reader users. The reliable route is semantic HTML, proper labelling and testing. ### Do I need an accessibility statement? Public sector bodies must publish one. Private businesses are not required to, but a short statement explaining the standard you aim for and how to report a problem is good practice and shows you take it seriously. ### How much does it cost to make a website accessible? On a new build, very little extra, because it is part of good design and code. dijitul builds accessible sites from £250 + VAT. Fixing an existing site depends on how it was built; we review and fix issues at £45 an hour + VAT. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Cookie Banner Rules in the UK (PECR, UK GDPR and the 2025 Act) Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/cookie-banner-rules-uk/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > In the UK you need consent before setting non-essential cookies, and refusing must be as easy as accepting. Since 5 February 2026, some analytics and preference cookies are exempt if you explain them and offer a simple opt-out. dijitul builds websites from £250 + VAT with cookie consent set up to the ICO's guidance. ## Key facts - Cookie rules come from PECR regulation 6; consent standards come from UK GDPR - The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 added new exceptions, in force from 5 February 2026 (SI 2026/82) - Statistical (analytics) and appearance exceptions require clear information and a simple, free way to object (ICO) - No exception covers advertising purposes (ICO) - ICO: refusing must be as easy as accepting, and non-essential cookies must not be set before consent - PECR fines now align with UK GDPR maximums: £17.5 million or 4% of global turnover ## Which laws apply Two sets of rules work together. The **Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (PECR)**, regulation 6, controls storing or accessing information on a user's device: cookies, local storage, pixels and similar technologies. **UK GDPR** sets the standard for what valid consent looks like, and applies to any personal data the cookies collect. The **Data (Use and Access) Act 2025** amended PECR. Law firms including Clifford Chance and Bratby report that the cookie changes came into force on 5 February 2026 under the Commencement No. 6 Regulations (SI 2026/82). The ICO finalised its guidance on storage and access technologies in April 2026. ## What you can set without consent The ICO's guidance lists these exceptions: - **Communication.** Solely to transmit a communication, such as load-balancing cookies. - **Strictly necessary.** Essential for a service the user has asked for, judged from the user's point of view: a shopping basket, a login session, security. The ICO says no advertising purposes meet this exception. - **Statistical purposes.** New. Analytics solely to collect statistics about how your service is used so you can improve it, with data aggregated. You must give clear information and a simple, free means of objecting. A third-party analytics provider can be used only if it acts as your processor, not as a joint controller. - **Appearance.** New. Remembering a user's preferences for how the site looks or works, such as text size or language, with the same information and objection requirements. It does not cover personalising content based on inferred interests. - **Emergency assistance.** Locating a device to provide emergency help. The ICO is clear that the statistical and appearance exceptions do not apply to purposes related to online advertising. ## What still needs consent Advertising and remarketing pixels (for example Meta Pixel or Google Ads tags), cross-site tracking, social media embeds that set cookies, and analytics that does not meet the statistical exception's conditions still need prior consent. Whether a particular analytics setup qualifies depends on how it is configured and what the provider does with the data, so check the ICO's guidance and the provider's terms rather than assuming. The simplest way to stay on the right side of the rules is to audit what your site actually loads. Open the site in a private browser window, refuse everything, and use the browser's developer tools to see which cookies and requests appear. Anything beyond the strictly necessary should not be there. ## What a compliant banner looks like The ICO's guidance on managing consent in practice expects that: - Non-essential cookies are not set until the user agrees. "By continuing to use this site you consent" is not valid. - Refusing is as easy as accepting. An "Accept all" button with no "Reject all" on the same layer is given as bad practice. - Choices start switched off; silence or inactivity is not consent. - Users can withdraw consent as easily as they gave it, for example with a cookie settings link in the footer. - For exempt analytics and preference cookies, users still get clear information and a simple way to object, and you must not rely only on browser settings for that. Design matters too. A banner that covers the page on mobile, or pushes content down after load, can hurt layout shift scores; see Core Web Vitals. ## Fines and enforcement The Act raised PECR penalties to UK GDPR levels. Law firm Trethowans and other commentators report a maximum of £17.5 million or 4% of global annual turnover, whichever is greater, replacing the old £500,000 cap. Small businesses are rarely the first target, but a clear, honest banner is cheap to get right and protects trust. Related legal requirements are covered in what a UK business website must show by law. ## When to call us We set up cookie consent on every site we build, based on the scripts the site actually uses, and we can audit an existing site to see what is being set before consent. Audits and fixes are £45 an hour + VAT. This guide is general information, not legal advice. Get in touch or call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### Do I still need a cookie banner in 2026? If your site uses any cookies or similar technologies that need consent, such as advertising pixels or analytics outside the new statistical exception, yes. Even exempt analytics and preference cookies need clear information and a simple way to object. A site with only strictly necessary cookies does not need a consent banner. ### Is Google Analytics exempt from cookie consent now? Not automatically. The ICO's statistical exception covers analytics used solely to improve your own service, with aggregated data, clear information and a simple opt-out, and a third-party provider must act as your processor. Whether a given setup qualifies depends on its configuration and the provider's terms. ### Can I use an Accept-only cookie banner? No. The ICO's guidance expects refusing to be as easy as accepting, and gives an Accept all button with no Reject all option as an example of bad practice. Non-essential cookies must not be set until the user chooses. ### When did the new UK cookie rules start? The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 changes to PECR's cookie rules came into force on 5 February 2026, under the Commencement No. 6 Regulations (SI 2026/82), as reported by law firms including Clifford Chance and Bratby. The ICO finalised its updated guidance in April 2026. ### What are the fines for breaking cookie rules? The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 raised PECR fines to UK GDPR levels: up to £17.5 million or 4% of global annual turnover, whichever is greater, according to law firm commentary. Previously the PECR maximum was £500,000. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # What Must a UK Business Website Show by Law? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/what-must-a-uk-business-website-show-by-law/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > A UK business website must show your business name, geographic address, email address and VAT number, and limited companies must add their registered number, registered office and where they are registered. dijitul builds these details, privacy notices and cookie consent into every website, from £250 + VAT. ## Key facts - E-Commerce Regulations 2002, reg 6: name, geographic address, email, register number, VAT number - Companies: registered name, part of the UK registered in, registered number and registered office (SI 2015/17, regs 24 and 25) - Prices must say whether they include tax and delivery (E-Commerce Regulations 2002, reg 6(2)) - Online sales to consumers: usually a 14-day cancellation right (Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013) - Failing to explain cancellation rights can extend the period by up to 12 months - Privacy notice under UK GDPR; cookie consent under PECR ## Every business website: the E-Commerce Regulations Regulation 6 of the Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002 says a business providing an online service must make the following "easily, directly and permanently accessible": - Your business name. - The geographic address where you are established (not just a PO box). - Contact details including an email address, so people can contact you rapidly and directly. - If you are on a trade or similar public register, which register and your registration number. - If your activity needs authorisation, details of the supervisory authority. - If you are in a regulated profession, your professional body, title and how to access its rules. - Your VAT number, if you are VAT registered. Regulation 6(2) adds that where you show prices, they must be clear and say whether they include tax and delivery costs. A footer plus a full contact page is the usual way to meet this. ## Limited companies and LLPs The Company, Limited Liability Partnership and Business (Names and Trading Disclosures) Regulations 2015 (SI 2015/17) add further requirements. Regulation 24 requires every company to disclose its registered name on its websites. Regulation 25 requires websites to show: - The part of the United Kingdom in which the company is registered (for example, England and Wales). - The company's registered number. - The address of its registered office. If you mention share capital, it must be the paid-up share capital. Your registered name may differ from your trading name, so show both. For example, this site is run by DIJITUL LTD, registered in England and Wales. The usual place for all of this is the site footer, repeated on every page, with fuller details on the contact page. Using the exact registered name, number and address from Companies House avoids mistakes. ## Sole traders and partnerships using a trading name Business Companion, the government-backed trading standards guidance site, explains that if you trade under a name other than your own, you must disclose the proprietor's or partners' names and an address where the business can be contacted and documents served. A sole trader called Jane Smith trading as "Smith Plumbing" should show both. Trading under your own surname alone is generally outside these rules, but the E-Commerce Regulations above still apply. ## If you sell online to consumers The Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 require you to give certain information before a consumer buys, including the main characteristics of the goods or service, the total price including taxes and delivery, your identity and address, and their cancellation rights. For distance sales the cancellation period is usually 14 days, running from delivery for goods. If you fail to give the required cancellation information, the period is extended by up to 12 months. There are exceptions, such as made-to-order goods. The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 also bans certain practices outright from 6 April 2025, according to CMA guidance, including fake reviews and drip pricing, where unavoidable fees are added later in the checkout. See ecommerce website costs for how this shapes a shop build. ## Privacy and cookies - **Privacy notice.** UK GDPR requires you to tell people what personal data you collect, why, your lawful basis, how long you keep it, who you share it with and their rights. Any site with a contact form collects personal data. Link the notice from your footer and forms. - **Cookies.** PECR requires consent for non-essential cookies, with new exceptions for some analytics and preference cookies from 5 February 2026. See cookie banner rules in the UK. - **Accessibility.** Public sector sites must meet accessibility regulations; private businesses have Equality Act 2010 duties. See accessibility and WCAG. ## When to call us We add the required business details, privacy notice links and cookie consent to every site we build, and we can review an existing site against this list at £45 an hour + VAT. This guide is general information, not legal advice; for terms and conditions specific to your business, speak to a solicitor. Get in touch or call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### Does my website need to show my address? Yes. The E-Commerce Regulations 2002 require the geographic address where your business is established. Limited companies must also show their registered office address. If you work from home, take advice on which address to use, but a PO box alone does not meet the rule. ### Do I need to show my VAT number on my website? If your business is VAT registered, regulation 6 of the E-Commerce Regulations 2002 requires your VAT number to be made available on a commercial website, alongside your name, address and email. Most businesses put it in the footer, where it is easy to find on every page. ### What company details must be on a limited company website? Your registered name, the part of the UK where the company is registered, your registered number and your registered office address, under SI 2015/17 regulations 24 and 25. Your trading name and VAT number usually appear alongside. ### Do I need terms and conditions on my website? If you sell online, you need to give consumers specific information before they buy, including prices and cancellation rights, and terms are the usual way to do that. A brochure site with no online sales does not strictly need them, but still needs a privacy notice. ### What happens if my website does not show the required information? Trading standards can take action, and for online sales a missing explanation of cancellation rights can extend the customer's cancellation period by up to 12 months under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013. It is quick and cheap to fix. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # How to Get More Enquiries from Your Website Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/how-to-get-more-enquiries-from-your-website/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > To get more enquiries, make the next step obvious on every page: one clear call to action, a tappable phone number, a short form, real reviews and prices or price ranges. dijitul's Business websites, from £500 + VAT, are built around this, with a page per service, copywriting and conversion tracking included. ## Key facts - One primary call to action per page beats five competing ones - Put a tel: link phone number in the header on mobile - Shorter forms usually get more submissions; ask only what you need - Show real reviews, accreditations you hold, and prices or ranges - Track calls, form fills and bookings as conversions so you know what works - Fake reviews are banned under the DMCC Act 2024 (CMA guidance) ## First, measure what is happening Before changing anything, find out where you stand. In Google Analytics, set up key events for form submissions, clicks on phone and email links, and bookings. In Search Console, see which searches bring people in. If visitors arrive on a page about one service but searched for another, the problem is content, not design. If they arrive on the right page and leave, the problem is the page. Our Business package includes conversion tracking for this reason. Look at enquiries by page as well as in total. A single service page that converts well tells you what works; copy its structure to weaker pages. A page with plenty of visits and no enquiries is the first one to fix. ## Make the next step obvious - **One primary action.** Decide what you want most: a call, a quote request, a booking. Make that the main button on every page and repeat it after key sections. - **Phone number in the header.** On mobile, as a tel: link, ideally as a tap-to-call button. - **Specific button text.** "Get a free quote" or "Book a survey" beats "Submit" or "Learn more". - **Contact options on every page**, not only on the contact page. WCAG 2.2's Consistent Help criterion also asks for help options in the same place on each page (W3C). ## Answer the questions people have before they contact you Visitors hesitate when they are unsure. Remove the doubts: - **Price.** Typical ranges or "from" prices. Hiding prices loses people who would have been happy to pay. - **Area.** List the towns you cover. - **Process.** What happens after they get in touch, and how quickly you reply. - **Proof.** Genuine reviews, photos of real work, qualifications and trade memberships you hold. Under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024, fake reviews are banned (CMA guidance, from 6 April 2025). - **FAQs.** The questions you answer on the phone every week. A dedicated page per service lets you answer these for each service specifically. See what pages a small business website needs. ## Fix the form - Ask only what you need to reply: name, phone or email, and a message. Postcode if you cover set areas. - Use the right input types so phones show the number pad for phone numbers. - Show a clear thank-you message that says when you will reply. - Test that the form actually arrives. Forms that silently fail are more common than you would think. - Avoid puzzles and CAPTCHAs where you can; use invisible spam protection instead. If you take bookings, consider letting people book directly online instead of filling in a form and waiting. For many services, a confirmed slot converts better than a request. ## Speed, mobile and trust signals Most local service searches happen on phones. A page that takes several seconds to show anything loses visitors before they read a word. Check your Core Web Vitals and test on a real phone. Make sure your site has HTTPS, an up-to-date copyright year, your business details in the footer, and no broken images or links. Small signs of neglect make people wonder if you are still trading. Keep your Google Business Profile accurate, because many people check it before or after visiting your site. Finally, think about how quickly you respond. An enquiry answered within the hour is far more likely to become a job than one answered tomorrow, and that is down to process, not design. A clear auto-reply that says when you will be in touch, and an alert to your phone when a form arrives, both help. If you miss calls during jobs, say on the site when the best time to call is, or offer a callback form. ## When to call us If you get visits but no enquiries, we can review your site and tell you what is holding it back, then fix it at £45 an hour + VAT, or rebuild it as a conversion-focused website from £500 + VAT. Get in touch or call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### Why does my website get visitors but no enquiries? Usually because visitors cannot quickly see what you offer, what it costs, whether you cover their area, or how to get in touch. Slow loading on phones and broken forms are also common. Check your tracking and test the site on a phone as a customer would. ### Should I put my phone number on every page? Yes. Put it in the header and footer, as a tappable tel: link on mobile. Many customers would rather call than fill in a form, especially for urgent or local services. Make sure someone answers or calls back quickly. ### How many fields should a contact form have? As few as you need to reply properly. Name, a phone number or email, and a message is often enough. Every extra field is another reason to give up. You can ask for details when you call back. ### Do reviews on my website help get more enquiries? Genuine reviews help people trust you. Show recent ones with names (with permission) and link to your Google reviews. Do not write or buy fake reviews; they are banned under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024. ### How do I know which pages bring enquiries? Set up conversion tracking in Google Analytics for form submissions, phone link clicks and bookings, then look at which landing pages lead to them. dijitul's Business package includes conversion tracking. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Why Is My Website Not on Google? 10 Checks Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/why-is-my-website-not-on-google/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > A website is usually missing from Google because it is new and not yet crawled, a noindex tag or robots.txt rule is blocking it, it has technical errors, or its pages do not match what people search. dijitul diagnoses and fixes indexing problems at £45 an hour + VAT, starting with Google Search Console. ## Key facts - Search site:yourdomain.co.uk in Google to see roughly what is indexed - A leftover noindex tag from staging is a common cause on new sites - robots.txt containing Disallow: / blocks crawling of the whole site - Google Search Console's URL Inspection tool shows why a page is not indexed - Being indexed is not the same as ranking for competitive searches - Nobody can guarantee Google rankings ## Is it missing, or just not ranking? Type *site:yourdomain.co.uk* into Google. If no results appear, the site is not indexed: Google has not added it to its index at all. If pages appear but you cannot find them for searches like "electrician Mansfield", the site is indexed but not ranking. These are different problems with different fixes. Then search for your exact business name; if you do not appear for that, something is likely blocking indexing. ## Ten checks to run - **Is the site new?** Google can take days or weeks to find a new site. Submit it in Search Console to speed things up. - **Noindex tag.** View the page source and search for *noindex*. On WordPress, check Settings, Reading for "Discourage search engines". - **robots.txt.** Visit yourdomain.co.uk/robots.txt. *Disallow: /* under User-agent: * blocks everything. - **Search Console coverage.** The Pages report lists reasons pages are not indexed, such as "Excluded by noindex tag" or "Crawled, currently not indexed". - **URL Inspection.** Inspect the home page to see what Googlebot sees and request indexing. - **Redirects and duplicates.** http, https, www and non-www should all lead to one version. Canonical tags should point to the right URL. - **Server errors.** Pages returning 404 or 5xx errors, or a site that is often down, will drop out. - **Mobile access.** Google indexes with its smartphone crawler. A site that does not work on mobile can struggle to be indexed (Google Search Central, 2024). - **Thin or duplicate content.** Pages with a few lines of text, or copied from elsewhere, may be crawled but not indexed. - **Manual actions or security issues.** Rare, but listed in Search Console if they apply. ## If you are indexed but not ranking - **Match the search.** One page per service, with the service and area in the title and H1. See which pages you need. - **Google Business Profile.** For local searches, the map results come from Business Profiles. Verify yours, choose accurate categories and link to your site. - **Content that helps.** Prices, process, areas covered and FAQs give Google and visitors something to work with. - **Links and mentions.** Trade bodies, suppliers and local directories you genuinely belong to. - **Speed and structure.** Fast pages, clean headings and schema markup such as LocalBusiness help Google understand the site. Competitive searches take time. Be wary of anyone who promises page one; nobody controls Google's rankings. For local businesses, also make sure your name, address and phone number are written the same way on your website, Google Business Profile and the main directories you are listed in. ## After a redesign: lost rankings If traffic dropped after a new site launched, the usual cause is missing 301 redirects from old URLs, a noindex left on from staging, or pages that existed before and were not rebuilt. Compare the old site's top pages in Search Console with the new site, and redirect each old URL to its closest new page. Our pre-launch checklist covers how to avoid this. ## Setting up Google Search Console If you have not used Search Console before, it is free and takes a few minutes. Go to search.google.com/search-console, add your site as a Domain property, and verify it by adding the TXT record Google gives you to your domain's DNS. Domain verification covers http and https, and www and non-www, in one go. Then submit your XML sitemap, which on WordPress is usually at /wp-sitemap.xml or a path set by your SEO plugin. Within a few days the Pages and Performance reports start to fill, showing which pages are indexed, which searches you appear for, and where you rank on average. Add your web designer as a user rather than giving them your Google login, so you stay in control. ## When to call us We can look at your Search Console data, find out why the site is not showing, and fix technical issues at £45 an hour + VAT. If the site itself is the problem, our SEO-friendly web design builds the foundations in. Get in touch or call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### How long does it take for Google to index a new website? It varies from a few days to several weeks. Submitting an XML sitemap and requesting indexing of the home page in Google Search Console usually speeds it up. Ranking for competitive searches takes much longer than being indexed. ### How do I check if Google has indexed my website? Search site:yourdomain.co.uk in Google for a rough view, then use Google Search Console. Its Pages report shows which URLs are indexed and why others are not, and URL Inspection checks individual pages. ### Why does my site show for my business name but not my services? Google has indexed you, but your pages do not match service searches well enough to outrank competitors. Dedicated service pages, local detail, a complete Google Business Profile and reviews usually help more than technical tweaks. ### Can I pay Google to index my website? No. Indexing in organic results is free and cannot be bought. Google Ads can show you above organic results for chosen searches, but that is advertising and stops when you stop paying. ### My website disappeared from Google after a redesign. Why? The most common reasons are a noindex tag left on from staging, missing 301 redirects from old page addresses, and pages that were removed. Check Search Console for errors and redirect old URLs to their nearest new pages. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Website Redesign or Start Again? How to Decide Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/redesign-or-start-again/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > Refresh your website if the platform is sound and only the look, content or speed needs work. Start again if it is broken on phones, slow, insecure or impossible to edit. dijitul handles both: refreshes at £45 an hour + VAT, and full redesigns from £250 + VAT, with redirects to protect your rankings. ## Key facts - A refresh keeps the platform and structure and updates design, content and speed - A rebuild is usually needed for non-responsive, unsupported or unmaintainable sites - Map every old URL to a new one and set 301 redirects to keep rankings - Rewriting content often helps enquiries more than changing colours - dijitul redesigns start from £250 + VAT; small refresh work is £45 an hour + VAT - You should own the new site and domain outright ## Signs a refresh is enough - The site is on a current, supported platform and updates without breaking. - It works properly on phones. - You can edit it yourself. - It ranks and gets enquiries, but looks dated or off-brand. - Specific pages need rewriting, new photos or clearer calls to action. A website refresh can update typography, colours, imagery, key pages and speed without disturbing what already works. That is often charged by time, at £45 an hour + VAT. A refresh is also a good moment to tidy behind the scenes: remove plugins you no longer use, compress the images already on the site, update the privacy notice and cookie banner, and check every form still reaches the right inbox. These jobs cost little and often fix the problems people blame on the design. ## Signs you need to start again - **It looks broken on phones**, or there is a separate mobile site. - **It is slow** and fails Core Web Vitals because of a heavy theme or page builder. - **It runs on an old, unsupported version** of its platform or PHP, or uses plugins that are no longer maintained. - **You cannot edit it** without paying a developer for every change. - **Your developer disappeared** and nobody has the logins or source code. - **The business has changed**: new services, new audience, new brand. - **It fails basic accessibility checks** that would need rebuilding to fix. See WCAG explained. A rebuild is not a failure of the old site. Most sites built six or more years ago were made for a different web: slower phones, different search behaviour and older platforms. Starting again lets you build on what you have learned about your customers since then. ## What a rebuild costs A full website redesign with dijitul starts from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages, from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages with copywriting, and from £750 + VAT for ecommerce. Very large sites or complex migrations get a fixed quote. Rebuilding is also a chance to fix content, which often matters more than design: a page per service, clear prices, real reviews and a strong call to action. See how much a website costs. ## How to keep your Google rankings - **List every URL** on the old site, plus the pages that get traffic and links, from Search Console and a crawl. - **Map each one** to its closest page on the new site. Keep URLs the same where you can. - **Set 301 redirects** for every URL that changes. - **Keep the content that ranks.** Rewrite and improve it, but do not delete pages that bring visitors without replacing them. - **Remove noindex** from the new site at launch and submit the sitemap. - **Monitor Search Console** for 404 errors in the weeks after launch. Our pre-launch checklist covers the rest. ## Questions to answer before you decide - **What is the site for now?** If the business has changed since the site was built, the structure probably needs to change too. - **Which pages bring in enquiries?** Check Search Console and Analytics. Those pages must survive, improved, whatever you decide. - **Can you edit it?** If small changes need a developer, a rebuild on a CMS you can use yourself pays back quickly. - **How old is the platform?** Unsupported software is a security risk that a new design will not fix. - **What do customers say?** Ask a few. They often point out things you have stopped noticing, such as hard-to-find prices or a contact form that is a chore on a phone. If most answers point to problems with structure, platform or editing, start again. If the foundations are sound and the issue is presentation or content, refresh. ## When to call us Send us your web address and tell us what is not working. We will tell you honestly whether a refresh or a rebuild makes more sense and give you a fixed price. Request a quote or call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### How often should a website be redesigned? There is no fixed rule. Many small business sites are redesigned every few years, when the platform ages, the business changes or the site stops performing. Regular content updates and maintenance can extend a site's life considerably. ### Will a redesign hurt my SEO? It can if URLs change without redirects, ranking content is removed or a noindex tag is left on. Done carefully, with every old URL mapped and redirected and content kept or improved, a redesign usually helps. ### Can you redesign a website someone else built? Yes. We need access to the domain, the current hosting or platform, and Google Search Console if you have it. If a previous developer has gone quiet, our guide to moving your website to a new designer explains how to recover access. ### Is it cheaper to refresh or rebuild? A refresh is usually cheaper upfront if the platform is sound. If the site is old, slow or hard to edit, patching it can cost more over time than rebuilding. dijitul redesigns start from £250 + VAT. ### Can I keep my existing content in a redesign? Yes, and you should keep content that ranks or converts. We usually tidy and improve it, adding clearer headings, calls to action and FAQs, rather than throwing it away. Pages that bring visits should keep their URL or be redirected. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Domain Names Explained for UK Businesses Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/domain-names-explained/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > A domain name is your website's address, such as example.co.uk, rented yearly from a registrar and pointed at your hosting through DNS. dijitul builds websites from £250 + VAT, and the domain is always registered in your name so you own it. Domain registration is listed separately in our quotes. ## Key facts - Nominet runs the .uk registry, including .co.uk and .uk - The registrant is the legal holder; make sure it is your business - .uk domains move between registrars by changing the IPS tag - DNS records point the domain at your website (A/AAAA, CNAME) and email (MX) - SPF, DKIM and DMARC DNS records help your email reach inboxes - Domains renew yearly; set auto-renew and keep the contact email current ## The parts of a domain name In *www.example.co.uk*, **example** is the name you choose, **.co.uk** is the extension, and **www** is a subdomain. You do not buy a domain outright; you register it for a period, usually one or more years, and renew it. Three parties are involved: - **The registry** runs the extension. Nominet runs .uk, including .co.uk. - **The registrar** is the company you pay to register and manage the name. - **The registrant** is the legal holder. This should be your business. ## Which extension should a UK business use? - **.co.uk** is the most recognised extension for UK businesses and signals that you trade in the UK. - **.uk** is shorter. Many businesses register both and redirect one to the other. - **.com** suits businesses selling internationally, but good .com names are scarce. - **Niche extensions** such as .shop or .studio can work, but some customers mistype or distrust them. Choose a name that is short, easy to spell when said aloud, and free of hyphens if you can. Check it does not infringe someone else's trade mark. Register common misspellings and the other main extension if budget allows, and redirect them to your main domain. ## DNS: how a domain finds your website and email DNS records tell the internet where to send traffic for your domain: | Record | What it does | | A / AAAA | Points the domain to your web server's IPv4 / IPv6 address | | CNAME | Points a subdomain such as www at another name | | MX | Says which server receives your email | | TXT | Holds verification and email security records: SPF, DKIM and DMARC | | NS | Says which DNS provider holds the records | When a website moves, usually only the A or CNAME records change. Get MX and TXT records wrong and email stops, so changes should be checked by someone who knows what each record does. See website hosting explained. DNS changes are not instant. Each record has a time to live (TTL), which tells other servers how long to cache it. Lowering the TTL a day before a planned move makes the switch spread faster. Many modern hosts and platforms such as Shopify give you the exact records to add, so copy them carefully rather than typing from memory. ## Ownership and transfers Make sure the registrant is your business, with an email address you control. If a designer registered it in their name, ask for it to be transferred. For .uk domains, registrant changes go through Nominet. Moving a .uk domain to a different registrar is done by asking the current registrar to change the IPS tag to the new registrar's tag. Other extensions such as .com usually use an authorisation code instead. Read do I own my website? for the wider picture. Keep a simple record of your domain setup in a safe place: registrar, account email, renewal date, where DNS is managed and who has access. When something goes wrong at short notice, such as email failing or a site move, having this to hand saves hours. If staff change, update the registrar contact email so renewal notices keep reaching someone who acts on them. ## Do not let it expire An expired domain takes your website and email offline. If it lapses for long enough, someone else can register it. Turn on auto-renew, keep the card details and contact email up to date, and watch for renewal emails. Be wary of letters offering "domain renewal" from companies you have never dealt with; check who your real registrar is first. Renewal prices vary between registrars, and some charge far more in later years than in the first. Check the renewal price, not just the introductory one, before you register. ## When to call us We can help you choose and register a domain in your name, connect it to your new website, and set up DNS without breaking email. Domain registration is listed separately in our quotes. Get in touch or call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### Should I choose .co.uk or .com for a UK business? .co.uk is widely recognised and tells customers you are a UK business, which helps if you trade locally or nationally. Choose .com if you sell internationally. Many businesses register both, plus .uk, and redirect the extras to their main domain. ### Do I own my domain name? You hold it as the registrant for as long as you keep renewing it. Check that the registrant is your business, not your web designer, and that you have the login to the registrar account. ### How do I move a .co.uk domain to a new provider? For .uk domains, ask your current registrar to change the IPS tag to your new registrar's tag. The domain then appears in the new account. Check the DNS records are copied across first so your website and email keep working. ### What happens if my domain expires? Your website and email stop working. There is usually a short period where you can still renew, but if it lapses fully the name can be released and registered by someone else. Turn on auto-renew to avoid this. ### Is the domain included in the website price? No. Domain registration is listed separately in dijitul quotes, alongside hosting, stock photography and premium plugins. We register or connect the domain in your name, so you own it and can move it whenever you choose. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Website Hosting Explained for Small Businesses Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/website-hosting-explained/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > Website hosting is the server space where your site's files and database live so visitors can reach it 24 hours a day. dijitul builds websites from £250 + VAT, and hosting is listed separately: our own managed hosting is from £1 a day + VAT, or you can host anywhere you choose. ## Key facts - Hosting is separate from the domain name; the domain points to the host through DNS - Main types: shared, managed WordPress, VPS or cloud, and hosted platforms like Shopify - Look for HTTPS, daily off-site backups, UK or EU data centres and real support - Server response time feeds directly into page speed and Core Web Vitals - Shopify and website builders include hosting in their subscription - dijitul hosting is from £1 a day + VAT ## What hosting actually does Your website is a set of files, and usually a database, that must sit on a computer permanently connected to the internet. That computer is the web server, and renting space on it is hosting. When someone types your address, DNS points their browser at your server, which sends back the page. The quality of that server affects how fast your site loads, how often it goes down and how safe it is. Hosting is separate from your domain name; see domain names explained. Think of it like renting premises. The domain is your address on the signs; hosting is the building. You can change landlord without changing your address, as long as you update where the address points, and you can keep the same building while changing the signs. ## Types of hosting | Type | What it is | Suits | | Shared hosting | Many sites share one server's resources | Small, low-traffic brochure sites on a tight budget | | Managed hosting | The host looks after server updates, caching, security and backups, often tuned for WordPress | Most small business sites | | VPS or cloud | Your own virtual server with dedicated resources; you or your developer manage it | Busy sites, shops and custom applications | | Hosted platforms | Hosting is part of the subscription: Shopify, Wix, Squarespace | People who want the platform to handle everything | | Static hosting | Pre-built HTML files served from a CDN | Fast, simple sites with few dynamic features | For most small business websites, managed hosting is the sensible middle ground. Shared hosting can be fine for a very small site, but you share resources with other customers, so a busy neighbour can slow you down. A VPS gives more control and power but needs someone to keep the server patched and monitored. Hosted platforms remove the decision entirely, at the cost of a monthly subscription and less control. ## What to look for in a host - **HTTPS included.** A free SSL certificate that renews automatically, with all traffic redirected to https. - **Backups.** Daily, stored off the server, kept for at least a couple of weeks, and easy to restore. - **Speed.** Modern PHP versions, server-level caching and enough resources. Slow server response adds directly to Largest Contentful Paint; see Core Web Vitals. - **Location.** UK or EU data centres keep latency low for UK visitors and simplify UK GDPR questions. - **Security.** Firewall, malware scanning and isolation between accounts. - **Support.** A real person who answers when the site is down. - **Email.** Decide whether email sits with the host or a separate service like Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. Separate is often more reliable. Ask any host three questions before you sign: how often are backups taken and where are they stored, how quickly do you respond if the site goes down, and how would I take my site elsewhere if I wanted to leave? Clear, confident answers are a good sign. ## Warning signs - Very cheap introductory prices that jump sharply at renewal. - No access to your own files or backups. - A designer who hosts the site but will not give you logins. - Frequent downtime or slow loading at busy times. - Old PHP versions with no plan to upgrade. Whoever hosts your site, you should be able to download a full copy and move it. See do I own my website? ## Hosting with dijitul Hosting is not included in our website prices and is always listed separately, so you can choose. Our sister company dijihost provides managed UK hosting from £1 a day + VAT, which we set up and connect when your site launches. If you would rather use another host, we will build and launch the site there instead. Shopify shops include hosting in the Shopify subscription. ## When to call us If your current site is slow, keeps going down, or you do not know where it is hosted, get in touch. We can find out, move it safely, or rebuild it if needed. Call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### What is the difference between a domain and hosting? The domain is the address, such as example.co.uk. Hosting is the server where the website's files live. DNS records connect the two. You can buy them from different companies, and moving one does not have to mean moving the other. ### Do I need hosting for a Shopify or Wix website? No separate hosting. Shopify, Wix and Squarespace include hosting in their subscriptions. You still need a domain name, which you can register elsewhere and point at the platform using the DNS records the platform gives you. ### Does hosting affect SEO? Indirectly. Slow server response makes pages load slowly and can hurt Core Web Vitals, and frequent downtime means Google and visitors find errors. Good hosting will not make you rank, but bad hosting can hold you back. ### How much does dijitul hosting cost? Our managed hosting through dijitul DNS is from £1 a day + VAT. It is optional and listed separately in your website quote. You can host your dijitul website anywhere you prefer. ### Can you move my website to new hosting? Yes. We copy the files and database, test the site on the new server, then update DNS records so there is little or no downtime, checking email records are kept. Moves are charged at £45 an hour + VAT. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # What Is a CMS? Content Management Systems Explained Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/what-is-a-cms/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > A CMS, or content management system, is software that lets you edit your website's text, images and pages without writing code. WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and Squarespace are common examples. dijitul builds websites on the CMS that suits your business, from £250 + VAT, with training so you can update it yourself. ## Key facts - W3Techs (October 2026) reports WordPress on 39.6% of all websites and 58.4% of sites with a known CMS - W3Techs puts Shopify at 5.3%, Wix at 4.2% and Squarespace at 2.4% of all websites - Self-hosted (WordPress, Drupal, Joomla) vs hosted platforms (Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow) - WordPress uses the block editor, also called Gutenberg, for page content - Hosted platforms handle updates and security; self-hosted gives more control and needs maintenance - A static site has no CMS unless one is added; edits need a developer ## What a CMS does A content management system separates your content from the code that displays it. You log in, edit a page in a visual editor, add a photo or a blog post, and press publish. The CMS stores the content, usually in a database, and its templates turn it into web pages. Without one, every change means editing HTML, which is why owners of old hand-coded sites often pay a developer for every typo. Most CMSs also handle the things you do not see: user accounts and permissions, page addresses, image resizing, sitemaps for search engines and, on ecommerce platforms, stock, orders and payments. Choosing a CMS is really choosing how your business will look after its website for years to come, so it is worth getting right before design starts. ## The main options Web technology surveyor W3Techs (checked October 2026) reports WordPress on 39.6% of all websites, which is 58.4% of sites using a CMS it can detect, followed by Shopify at 5.3%, Wix at 4.2% and Squarespace at 2.4%. It also finds 32.1% of sites use none of the CMSs it tracks. | CMS | Type | Good for | Watch out for | | WordPress | Self-hosted, open source | Content-heavy sites, flexibility, WooCommerce shops | Needs updates, backups and sensible plugin choices | | Shopify | Hosted, subscription | Online shops of most sizes | Monthly fees and paid apps; less suited to content-led sites | | Webflow | Hosted, subscription | Design-led marketing sites | CMS item limits on each plan; check before committing | | Squarespace and Wix | Hosted builders | Simple sites you build yourself | Less control over code, speed and SEO details | | Drupal and Joomla | Self-hosted, open source | Complex permissions, large organisations | Smaller pool of developers, more technical | ## Hosted or self-hosted? **Hosted platforms** such as Shopify, Wix, Squarespace and Webflow run the software and servers for you. Security patches and updates happen automatically. You pay a subscription, and you are tied to what the platform allows. **Self-hosted** systems such as WordPress run on hosting you choose. You get full control over code and data and no platform fee, but someone must keep the core, theme and plugins updated. See what website maintenance involves. ## How to choose - **Selling products?** Shopify or WooCommerce. See ecommerce costs. - **Publishing a lot of content or service pages?** WordPress is hard to beat for flexibility. - **Rarely change anything?** A fast static site can be cheaper to run and very quick. - **Who will edit it?** Pick the editor your team finds easiest; test it before you commit. - **Can you leave?** Check how you would export content if you move platform later. ## What editing actually looks like On WordPress, pages are built in the block editor, sometimes called Gutenberg. Each paragraph, image, heading or button is a block you can add, move or edit, and a well-built theme gives you ready-made patterns for things like service lists or calls to action that already match your design. On Shopify, products are edited in a straightforward admin with fields for title, description, price, variants and images, and pages are edited with the theme editor. Webflow gives designers fine control and gives editors a simpler Editor view for content changes. Whatever the platform, the editing experience depends heavily on how the site was built. A site that uses structured fields for things like prices, opening hours and team members is easier and safer to update than one where everything is free-form. That is why we set up the editing side as carefully as the design, and include a training session and recorded walkthrough with our Business package. ## When to call us We build on WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify and other platforms, and we recommend the one that fits your business rather than the one we prefer. Every Business package includes a training session and recorded walkthrough so you can edit your own site. See WordPress web design or get in touch on 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### What is the most popular CMS? WordPress. W3Techs (checked October 2026) reports it on 39.6% of all websites and 58.4% of websites with a known content management system. Shopify, Wix and Squarespace follow, a long way behind. ### Is WordPress free? The WordPress software is free and open source. You pay for hosting, a domain, and often premium themes or plugins. WordPress.com is a separate hosted service with its own plans, different from self-hosted WordPress from WordPress.org. ### Can I update my website myself without a CMS? Not easily. Without a CMS, changes mean editing code. If you want to change text, images or add pages yourself, a CMS is the practical choice. If changes are rare, a static site with occasional developer edits can still be cost-effective. ### Is Shopify a CMS? Yes, a hosted ecommerce platform with a CMS for products, pages and blog posts. It is excellent for shops; for content-heavy sites with complex page layouts, WordPress is often more flexible. ### Can I move my website from one CMS to another? Yes, but it takes planning. Content can usually be exported and imported, while design and functionality are rebuilt. Map old URLs to new ones and set 301 redirects so you keep your Google rankings. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Website Maintenance: What It Involves and What It Costs Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/website-maintenance-what-it-involves/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > Website maintenance means keeping your site updated, backed up, secure, fast and accurate after launch. For WordPress that includes core, theme and plugin updates. dijitul makes small changes at £45 an hour + VAT, and our sister company's website care plans are from £25 a month + VAT for ongoing maintenance. ## Key facts - Update WordPress core, themes and plugins promptly; most vulnerabilities are in plugins - Keep daily off-site backups and test that restores work - Monitor uptime and SSL certificate renewal - Check forms monthly by sending a test enquiry - Review content: prices, opening hours, staff, offers and the copyright year - dijitul small changes: £45 an hour + VAT; care plans from £25 a month + VAT ## Why websites need maintenance A website is software, and software ages. New security holes are found in plugins, browsers change, PHP versions reach end of life, forms stop delivering because an email setting changed, and content goes out of date. A site left alone for two years is often insecure, slower and showing last year's prices. Maintenance prevents the expensive emergency: a hacked site, lost data, or a contact form that has silently failed for months. Maintenance is also how you catch slow decline. Page speed drifts down as plugins and tracking scripts accumulate, Search Console starts reporting errors nobody reads, and an SSL certificate fails to renew. None of these is dramatic on its own, but together they cost enquiries. ## The regular tasks | Task | How often | | Backups (files and database), stored off the server | Daily, automatically | | Security updates to core, theme and plugins | As soon as released, after a quick check | | Uptime monitoring | Continuous, with alerts | | Test enquiry through every form | Monthly | | Broken links and 404 errors in Search Console | Monthly | | Restore test from backup | Every few months | | Speed and Core Web Vitals check | Quarterly | | Remove unused plugins, users and old admin accounts | Quarterly | | Content review: prices, hours, team, offers, legal pages | Quarterly, or when anything changes | | PHP version and hosting review | Yearly | ## Platform differences **WordPress and WooCommerce** need the most attention because you are responsible for updates. Updating plugins on a live shop without a backup is how sites break; test major updates on a staging copy first. **Shopify** handles platform security and hosting, but you still review apps, theme updates, product data and checkout settings. **Hosted builders** such as Wix and Squarespace need little technical upkeep, but content still goes stale. See what is a CMS for the trade-offs. Whatever the platform, keep a list of every service the site depends on, such as the domain, hosting, email, payment provider, booking system and premium plugins, with renewal dates and who holds the login. Many website emergencies turn out to be an expired card on a renewal nobody knew about. ## Content maintenance is maintenance too Visitors notice old prices, staff who left, a 2021 copyright line and a news page with one post. Each makes people wonder if you are still trading. Schedule a quick review every quarter. Add new work examples and reviews, update service pages when you change what you offer, and keep your legal details, privacy notice and cookie banner accurate. See how to get more enquiries. ## Ways to handle it - **Do it yourself.** Fine for hosted builders and confident WordPress users, if you actually set time aside. - **Pay as you go.** dijitul makes small changes and fixes at £45 an hour + VAT. Good if you need occasional edits. - **A care plan.** A fixed monthly fee for updates, backups, monitoring and a set amount of help. Our sister company dijitul support offers website care plans from £25 a month + VAT. ### Signs your site is overdue - The WordPress dashboard shows a long list of pending updates. - Nobody knows when the last backup ran, or where it is stored. - Your copyright year, prices or opening hours are out of date. - Search Console shows rising 404 errors or a drop in indexed pages. - The site has slowed down noticeably on phones. - The last test enquiry anyone sent was months ago. If two or more of these sound familiar, the site needs attention before something breaks. Whichever route you choose, write down who is responsible. The most common maintenance failure is not a technical one; it is everyone assuming someone else is doing it. ## When to call us If your site has not been updated in months, or you are not sure whether backups are running, get in touch. We will check its state and tell you what needs doing. Call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### How often should a website be updated? Security updates should go on as soon as they are released, after a backup. Backups should run daily. Content should be reviewed at least quarterly, and whenever prices, services or contact details change. ### What happens if I do not maintain my WordPress website? Out-of-date plugins and themes are a common way sites get hacked. You also risk broken features after browser or PHP changes, slower pages, and forms that stop working without anyone noticing. ### Does a Shopify website need maintenance? Less than WordPress, because Shopify handles hosting and platform security. You still need to review apps, update your theme, keep product data and policies accurate, and check the checkout and emails regularly. ### How much does website maintenance cost? dijitul makes small changes and fixes at £45 an hour + VAT. For ongoing updates, backups and monitoring, our sister company's website care plans start from £25 a month + VAT. ### Can you maintain a website you did not build? Usually, yes. We need admin access to the site and hosting. We will check the current state first, update safely with a backup in place, and tell you about anything that needs fixing before it becomes a problem. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # How to Move Your Website to a New Web Designer Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/how-to-move-your-website-to-a-new-designer/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > To move your website to a new designer, first collect logins for your domain, hosting, website admin and Google accounts, plus a full backup. Then your new designer can copy the site and switch DNS with little downtime. dijitul takes over existing websites at £45 an hour + VAT, or rebuilds them from £250 + VAT. ## Key facts - Start with the domain: confirm you are the registrant and have the registrar login - Get admin access to hosting, the CMS, Analytics, Search Console and Google Business Profile - Ask for a full backup of files and database, or a platform export - Check your contract for handover fees and copyright terms - Copy and test the site before changing DNS, then keep the old hosting briefly - Copy email DNS records (MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC) or email will stop ## Why people switch, and why it can feel hard The usual reasons are familiar: your developer disappeared, replies take weeks, every small change costs a fortune, or the site has fallen behind. Switching feels risky because you may not know where the site is hosted or who holds the domain. The good news is that most handovers are straightforward once you have the right access. Do it calmly, in order, and keep things polite with the old provider. Before you tell your current designer you are leaving, quietly check what you can already access. Log in to your registrar, hosting and Google accounts if you have the details, and note what is in your name. Then ask for anything missing in one clear, written request, with a reasonable deadline. Most designers hand over without fuss when asked professionally. ## The checklist: what to collect - **Domain registrar login**, and confirmation that your business is the registrant. See domain names explained. - **DNS access**, if DNS is managed somewhere other than the registrar. - **Hosting control panel** login, or SFTP and database access. - **Website admin** login with full administrator rights (WordPress, Shopify staff account with full permissions, and so on). - **A full backup**: files and database, or an export from your platform. - **Google accounts**: owner access to Analytics, Search Console, Tag Manager and Business Profile. - **Third-party services**: email provider, payment gateway, booking system, form tools, premium plugin licences. - **Your contract**, to check for notice periods, handover fees and who owns the copyright. See do I own my website? ## If the old designer will not respond - **Domain.** If you are the registrant, your registrar can help you recover the account. For .uk domains, registrant issues go through Nominet. - **Hosting.** If the hosting account is in your name, the host can reset access. If it is in the designer's name, you may need to rebuild the site, using an archived copy or the live pages as a guide. - **Google accounts.** Google has recovery processes for Business Profile and Search Console ownership; Search Console can be re-verified by adding a DNS record if you control the domain. - **Content.** Text and images visible on the live site can be saved as a fallback before anything goes offline. ## How the move itself works - The new designer copies the site to new hosting, or takes over the existing account. - They test it on a temporary address: pages, forms, checkout, redirects. - DNS records are lowered in TTL ahead of the switch, then updated to point at the new server. - Email records (MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC) are copied exactly so email keeps flowing. - The old hosting is kept for a short time until everything is confirmed working, then cancelled. Done this way, visitors rarely notice. If the move is part of a redesign, see redesign or start again. ## What to expect from your new designer A good new designer will start with an audit: what platform the site runs on, which versions and plugins are installed, whether backups exist, how the domain and email are set up, and whether anything is already broken. They should tell you plainly what they found and what they recommend, whether that is taking the site over as it is, fixing problems first, or rebuilding. Make sure the new arrangement fixes what went wrong last time. Get the domain, hosting and Google accounts in your business's name, with your new designer added as a user. Ask for a short written note of where everything is held. And agree how changes will be charged, so you are not surprised. At dijitul small changes are £45 an hour + VAT, and the client owns the website and the domain. ## When to call us We take over websites built by other designers, recover access where we can, and move sites safely at £45 an hour + VAT. If the old site is not worth keeping, we rebuild from £250 + VAT, and this time you own everything. Get in touch or call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### Can I take my website with me when I change designer? Usually, if you have access to the hosting and admin, and your contract does not restrict it. Self-hosted sites like WordPress can be copied to new hosting. Some rented websites on proprietary platforms cannot be moved and need rebuilding. ### My web designer has disappeared. What do I do? Find out who holds your domain and hosting. If they are in your name, the providers can restore your access. If not, start a recovery or rebuild. Save copies of your live content now, and do not let the domain expire. ### Will my website go down when I change designer? It should not. A careful move copies and tests the site on new hosting first, then switches DNS. Keeping the old hosting active for a short overlap means visitors see one version or the other, not an error. ### Will my email stop working if I move my website? Only if email DNS records are lost. Before switching, copy the MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records exactly to the new DNS provider. If your email is hosted with your old web host, plan its move separately. ### How much does it cost to move a website to dijitul? We charge £45 an hour + VAT and give an estimate of hours once we see the site. If a rebuild makes more sense, dijitul websites start from £250 + VAT, and you own the site and domain. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # AI and Your Website: Getting Found in ChatGPT and AI Overviews Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/guides/ai-and-your-website/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Google's AI Overviews build answers from web pages they can crawl and trust. Clear, specific, well-structured pages with direct answers, prices and FAQs are easiest to quote. dijitul's Business websites, from £500 + VAT, include service pages written to rank, full schema markup and fast, crawlable builds. ## Key facts - Google: no special optimisation, schema or AI text files are needed to appear in AI Overviews or AI Mode - To be eligible, a page must be indexed and eligible to show a snippet in Google Search - AI Overview and AI Mode traffic is counted in Search Console's Performance report under Web - OpenAI's OAI-SearchBot powers ChatGPT search; GPTBot is for model training (OpenAI docs) - Blocking GPTBot does not remove you from ChatGPT search; blocking OAI-SearchBot does - Google-Extended controls Gemini training and grounding, not AI features in Search ## How AI search finds your business When someone asks an AI assistant "who builds websites for plumbers?" or "how much does a website cost in the UK?", the assistant either answers from what it learned in training or, more often now, searches the web and summarises what it finds, with links. Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode work from Google's search index. ChatGPT search uses OpenAI's own crawler and other sources. In each case, your website has to be crawlable, clear and trustworthy enough to be chosen and quoted. ## What Google says Google's Search Central page "AI features and your website" (checked October 2026) says that to appear as a supporting link in AI Overviews or AI Mode, a page must be indexed and eligible to be shown in Google Search with a snippet, and that there are no additional technical requirements. It says you do not need special optimisations, special schema.org markup or new AI text files. Normal SEO good practice applies. It also confirms that sites appearing in these features are counted in Search Console's Performance report under the Web search type. To limit what Google shows, the same controls as normal search apply: nosnippet, data-nosnippet, max-snippet and noindex. The separate Google-Extended token controls use of content for Gemini training and grounding in some other Google products; it does not remove you from AI features in Search. In practice that means the work that helps you rank in normal search is the same work that helps you appear in AI answers: indexable pages, helpful content and a site Google can crawl easily. ## OpenAI's crawlers OpenAI's documentation lists three agents, each controlled separately in robots.txt: - **OAI-SearchBot** surfaces websites in ChatGPT's search features. Block it and your pages will not appear in ChatGPT search answers. - **GPTBot** crawls content that may be used to train OpenAI's models. Blocking it opts you out of training, not out of search. - **ChatGPT-User** visits a page when a user's request needs it. OpenAI notes robots.txt rules may not apply to these user-initiated visits. Most small businesses want to be found, so check your robots.txt and any firewall or bot-blocking settings are not shutting out the search crawlers by accident. ## What makes a page easy to quote - **A direct answer near the top.** One or two sentences that answer the question in plain words, naming your business and a price where relevant. - **Specific facts.** Prices, areas covered, timescales, standards, opening hours. Vague marketing copy gives an AI nothing to cite. - **Clear structure.** Descriptive headings, short paragraphs, lists and tables. - **FAQs** written as real questions with complete answers. - **Consistent details** across your site, Google Business Profile and directories: name, address, phone. - **Schema markup** that matches the visible page, such as LocalBusiness, Service and FAQPage. Google says it is not required for AI features, but it helps search engines understand the page. - **Fast, crawlable HTML.** Content that only appears after heavy JavaScript runs is harder for every crawler. See which pages you need and why a site is not on Google. ## Using AI to build or write your website AI tools can help draft copy, but unedited AI text tends to be generic, and generic pages are exactly what AI search has no reason to cite. Use it for first drafts, then add what only you know: your prices, your process, real examples, local detail. Check every fact. And be careful with AI chatbots on your own site: they must give accurate information about your services and handle personal data in line with UK GDPR. ## When to call us Our Business package, from £500 + VAT, includes a page per service written to rank, full schema markup and a fast build, which is the groundwork both search engines and AI assistants rely on. If you want an existing site checked for crawler access and structure, we do that at £45 an hour + VAT. Get in touch or call 01623 650333. ## FAQs ### How do I get my business mentioned by ChatGPT? Make sure OpenAI's OAI-SearchBot can crawl your site, then publish clear, specific pages that answer the questions customers ask, with prices, areas and FAQs. Keep your business details consistent across your site and listings. Nobody can guarantee a mention. ### Do I need an llms.txt file? Google's guidance says you do not need new machine-readable files or AI text files to appear in AI Overviews or AI Mode. Some other tools read llms.txt, but clear, crawlable pages with good content matter far more. ### Should I block AI crawlers? It depends on your goals. Blocking GPTBot opts out of OpenAI model training but keeps you in ChatGPT search; blocking OAI-SearchBot removes you from ChatGPT search. Most small businesses that want customers should allow search crawlers. ### Does schema markup help with AI Overviews? Google says special schema is not required to appear in AI features. Schema that matches your visible content still helps search engines understand your business, services and FAQs, and can make you eligible for rich results in normal search. ### Can I see traffic from Google AI Overviews? Google says clicks from AI Overviews and AI Mode are included in Search Console's Performance report under the Web search type. Google's guidance does not describe a separate AI filter, so watch overall trends, queries and landing pages instead. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # WordPress vs Shopify: Which Should You Build On? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/compare/wordpress-vs-shopify/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > Shopify is usually the better choice when selling products is the main job of the site; WordPress is better when content, services and flexibility matter more than the shop. dijitul builds on both, so we gain nothing by pushing either. Shopify and WooCommerce shops start from £750 + VAT, and WordPress brochure sites from £250 + VAT. ## Key facts - WordPress runs 39.6% of all websites and Shopify 5.3%, according to W3Techs figures dated 18 October 2026. - Shopify's UK Basic plan costs £19 a month billed yearly or £25 billed monthly (Shopify UK pricing page, October 2026). - The WordPress software is free and open source; you pay for hosting, a domain and any premium plugins. - On Shopify Basic, using a payment provider other than Shopify Payments adds a 2% transaction fee (Shopify UK pricing page). - Shopify looks after hosting, security patches and updates; on WordPress, someone has to update core, theme and plugins. - WordPress can sell through WooCommerce, which has used High-Performance Order Storage by default on new installs since version 8.2 (WooCommerce developer docs). ## The short answer Ask what the website is mainly for. If the honest answer is "selling products online, every day", Shopify is hard to beat. You get a fast, secure checkout, stock and order management, and someone else handling the servers. If the answer is "winning enquiries for our services" or "publishing useful content, with a small shop on the side", WordPress gives you more room and lower running costs. Neither is a bad choice. The mistakes we see come from picking a platform for the wrong job: a 400-product shop bolted onto a cheap WordPress install with no maintenance, or a plumber paying for Shopify to show five service pages. ## WordPress and Shopify side by side | | WordPress | Shopify | | What it is | Open-source content management system you install on your own hosting | Hosted ecommerce platform you pay for monthly | | Software cost | Free | Basic £19, Grow £49, Advanced £259 a month billed yearly (Shopify UK, October 2026) | | Hosting and security | Your choice of host; you or your developer keep it patched | Included and managed by Shopify | | Selling | Through WooCommerce or another plugin | Built in: products, variants, stock, checkout, orders | | Card fees | Set by your gateway, for example Stripe at 1.5% + 20p for standard UK cards (Stripe UK pricing) | Shopify Payments online rate of 2% + 25p on Basic, lower on higher plans | | Content and blogging | Its original strength; block editor, custom post types, categories | Basic blog and pages; fine for simple content | | Extending it | Thousands of plugins, or custom code | App Store apps, often billed monthly | | Moving away later | Full database and files are yours to move | Products, customers and orders export as CSV; the theme stays behind | | Day-to-day upkeep | Updates, backups and security checks needed | Mostly handled for you | ## What it really costs to run each one Shopify's pricing is simple to read but adds up. On Shopify's UK pricing page in October 2026, Basic is £19 a month on a yearly plan, Grow is £49 and Advanced is £259. Card payments through Shopify Payments cost 2% + 25p online on Basic, 1.7% + 25p on Grow and 1.5% + 25p on Advanced. If you use another provider instead, Shopify adds its own fee of 2%, 1% or 0.6% depending on plan. Most shops also pay for two to six apps for reviews, subscriptions, filters or delivery rules, and many of those are monthly too. WordPress has no licence fee. You pay for hosting (ours starts from £1 a day + VAT at dijihost.co.uk), a domain, and premium plugins where they earn their keep. WooCommerce is free, and you pick your own gateway. The hidden cost is maintenance: plugins need updating, backups need checking and someone needs to notice when an update breaks the checkout. - **Low order volume, few products:** WordPress usually costs less to run. - **Steady daily orders:** Shopify's fixed costs are easier to justify, and staff time saved on upkeep matters more. ## When the other option is better Our default for a service business is WordPress, and our default for a product business is Shopify. Here is when we would flip that advice. ### Choose WordPress even though you sell products - You sell a handful of items alongside a content-heavy site, such as a training company selling course places or a charity shop page. - Your products need unusual logic, such as made-to-measure pricing, trade-only price lists or complex booking rules, that would need several paid Shopify apps. - You publish a lot of articles and guides and want proper control over categories, templates and schema. ### Choose Shopify even though you are mainly a service business - Nobody on your side will look after updates, and you want the platform to carry that risk. - You plan to sell in person too: Shopify POS ties shop stock and online stock together. - You expect sales to grow fast and want a checkout that copes with peaks without a hosting upgrade. ## Speed, SEO and ownership Both platforms can rank well. Google's Core Web Vitals ask for Largest Contentful Paint within 2.5 seconds, Interaction to Next Paint within 200 milliseconds and Cumulative Layout Shift under 0.1, measured at the 75th percentile (web.dev). Slow sites on either platform are nearly always caused by heavy themes, oversized images and too many apps or plugins, not by the platform itself. On ownership, WordPress wins outright: the files and database are yours and can move to any host. Shopify lets you export products, customers and orders, but your theme and apps do not come with you. With us, you own the domain and the content either way, and there is no lock-in. ## How we build on either We build both as custom designs, not off-the-shelf demos. For Shopify that means a lean theme, sensible collections and a product page that answers buyers' questions. For WordPress, it means the block editor set up so you can edit pages without breaking them, and only the plugins you need. See Shopify website design, WordPress web design or compare Shopify vs WooCommerce if you have already decided to sell online. Prices are on our pricing page. ## FAQs ### Is Shopify better than WordPress for SEO? Neither has a built-in ranking advantage. WordPress gives finer control over URLs, templates and structured data, which helps content-led sites. Shopify forces some URL patterns, such as /products/ and /collections/, but these rank perfectly well. Content quality, speed and internal linking matter far more than the platform. ### Is WordPress cheaper than Shopify? Usually, yes, for running costs. WordPress has no licence fee, while Shopify Basic is £19 a month billed yearly on its UK pricing page, plus apps. But WordPress needs updates and backups, so add the cost of your time or a care plan before comparing like for like. ### Can I move from WordPress to Shopify later? Yes. Products, customers and order history can be imported into Shopify, and blog posts can be moved too. You will need a new theme and a full set of 301 redirects from old URLs so you keep your search rankings. Plan the move, do not rush it. ### Do I need WooCommerce to sell on WordPress? WooCommerce is the most common route and is free, but simpler options exist for one or two products, such as a payment link or a lightweight checkout plugin. If you will have more than a few products, stock levels or delivery rules, WooCommerce is the sensible starting point. ### Which is easier for staff to use? Shopify's admin is focused on orders and products, so shop staff usually pick it up faster. WordPress is easier for writing and editing pages. Whichever you choose, we include training so your team can add products, edit pages and handle orders without calling us. ### Do you charge more to build on Shopify or WordPress? No. Ecommerce builds on Shopify or WooCommerce start from £750 + VAT, and WordPress brochure sites from £250 + VAT. The price depends on pages, products and integrations, not on which platform you pick. You get a fixed quote before work starts. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # WordPress vs Wix: Which Is Right for a Small Business? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/compare/wordpress-vs-wix/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > Wix suits owners who want an all-in-one site they can edit themselves with no technical upkeep; WordPress suits businesses that want to own their site outright and grow it over years. dijitul designs custom websites on either, starting from £250 + VAT, and we will tell you plainly which fits your plans. ## Key facts - Wix UK plans run from Light at £9 to Business Elite at £119 a month billed yearly, per ExpertSure's July 2026 check of Wix's UK pricing page. - Wix's Light plan cannot take online payments; Core is the cheapest Wix plan that can sell (ExpertSure, 2026). - Wix's Help Center says a Wix site cannot be moved to another host, and you cannot switch an existing site to a different template. - WordPress is free, open-source software and runs 39.6% of all websites (W3Techs, 18 October 2026); Wix runs 4.2%. - Wix includes hosting, SSL and security updates in the plan price; WordPress needs separate hosting and regular updates. - You can connect a domain bought elsewhere to Wix, so your domain stays portable even if the site does not. ## The short answer Wix is a hosted website builder. You pay a monthly plan, and Wix handles the servers, the security and the software. WordPress is software you install on hosting you choose, which gives you full control and full responsibility. For a sole trader who wants a tidy five-page site and would rather never think about updates, Wix is a reasonable pick. For a business that expects to add service pages, articles and features over the next five years, or that wants the option to change developer or host without rebuilding, WordPress is the safer long-term base. ## WordPress and Wix compared | | WordPress | Wix | | Type | Self-hosted, open-source CMS | Hosted website builder | | Software cost | Free | Light £9, Core £16, Business £25, Business Elite £119 a month billed yearly (ExpertSure, from Wix UK pricing, July 2026) | | Hosting | Bought separately | Included | | Selling online | WooCommerce or other plugins | Core plan and above | | Changing the design | Change or rebuild the theme any time; content stays | Template is fixed once chosen, per Wix's Help Center; a new look means a new site | | Moving host | Yes, files and database move anywhere | No, Wix sites run only on Wix | | Editing | Block editor; structured, less freeform | Drag-and-drop; very freeform | | Upkeep | Updates and backups needed | Handled by Wix | | Custom code | Full access to PHP, HTML and CSS | Custom code through Wix's own tools; no access to the site's HTML | ## The trade-off: convenience against ownership Wix's selling point is that nothing breaks because of an update you forgot to run. That is real value for a busy owner. The cost is lock-in. Wix's own support article on exporting says a Wix site cannot be hosted elsewhere because it depends on Wix's proprietary technology. If prices rise or you outgrow it, you rebuild. Wix also fixes your template once you start editing. Its Help Center says switching an existing site to a different template is not possible; you create a new site and move content across by hand. On WordPress you can redesign the whole front end and keep every page, post and URL. WordPress's weak spot is the opposite. Freedom means you can install 40 plugins, skip updates and end up with a slow, hacked site. That is a maintenance problem, not a platform flaw, and it is why we recommend a care plan (from £25 a month + VAT at dijitulsupport.co.uk) or a clear routine if you look after it yourself. ## When the other option is better We usually lean towards WordPress for growing service businesses. Wix is the better call when: - You want to make frequent visual changes yourself, such as moving sections and swapping images, without any developer involvement. - The site is small and will stay small, for example a five-page site for a mobile beautician or a holiday let. - Nobody will run updates, and you would rather pay a predictable monthly fee than risk an unpatched site. - You already have a Wix site that brings in work and simply needs a better design and clearer calls to action. And WordPress wins clearly when you need a large number of service or location pages, detailed schema markup, integrations with booking or CRM software, or the freedom to move host and developer without starting again. ## Speed and search Both can rank. Wix has improved its page speed and SEO settings a great deal, and you can edit titles, descriptions, canonical tags and redirects. WordPress gives deeper control, such as custom templates per page type and fine-grained structured data. In our experience the deciding factors for local businesses are a well-written page per service, a properly set up Google Business Profile, fast mobile pages that meet Core Web Vitals, and a clear phone number. Those are the same on either platform. ## What we build On Wix, we design and build a custom layout rather than lightly editing a stock template, set up SEO settings and forms, and show you how to edit it. On WordPress, we build a lean theme with the block editor configured for your content, and keep plugins to a minimum. See Wix website design and WordPress web design, or get in touch with a rough brief and we will recommend one. ## FAQs ### Can I move my Wix site to WordPress? Not automatically. Wix does not export a site you can host elsewhere, so the move is a rebuild. Text and images can be copied across, blog posts can sometimes be pulled from Wix's RSS feed, and every old URL needs a 301 redirect to its new address so you keep your search rankings. ### Is Wix bad for SEO? No. That reputation comes from older versions. Current Wix lets you edit page titles, meta descriptions, URLs, redirects and structured data, and Wix sites rank for local searches. WordPress still gives more control for large or content-heavy sites, but for a small local business the content matters more than the platform. ### Is WordPress free? The WordPress software is free and open source. You still pay for hosting, a domain and any premium plugins or themes. WordPress.com is a separate hosted service with its own paid plans; when web designers say WordPress, they usually mean the self-hosted version from WordPress.org. ### Which is easier to edit, Wix or WordPress? Wix is easier for layout changes because you can drag anything anywhere. WordPress is easier for keeping things consistent, because content sits inside a designed structure and is harder to break. Most owners who mainly update text, photos and blog posts find both straightforward after a short training session. ### Do I own my Wix website? You own your content and your domain, but the site only runs on Wix and cannot be moved to another host, per Wix's support article on exporting. With WordPress you own and can move everything, including the files and database. With us, you own your domain on either platform. ### How much does a Wix or WordPress site cost with dijitul? Our custom-designed sites start from £250 + VAT for up to five pages, on either platform. Your Wix plan or WordPress hosting is a separate running cost. Hosting with us starts from £1 a day + VAT. You get a fixed quote before work starts. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # WordPress vs Squarespace: An Honest Comparison Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/compare/wordpress-vs-squarespace/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > Squarespace is a good fit for design-led small sites, portfolios and simple shops where the owner wants everything in one monthly plan. WordPress fits businesses that need more pages, more integrations and full ownership. dijitul builds custom sites on both from £250 + VAT, and we will recommend whichever suits how you work. ## Key facts - Squarespace's UK plans are Basic £12, Core £17, Plus £29 and Advanced £79 a month on annual billing (Squarespace pricing page, October 2026). - Squarespace Basic charges a 2% transaction fee on online store sales; Core and above charge 0% (Squarespace pricing page). - Squarespace's export tool only covers layout pages, one blog, text, image and gallery content; store pages, products, video blocks and custom CSS stay behind (Squarespace Help Center). - WordPress runs 39.6% of all websites and Squarespace 2.4%, according to W3Techs on 18 October 2026. - Squarespace includes hosting, SSL and updates; WordPress needs hosting and regular maintenance. - Squarespace card payments cost from 2.0% + £0.25 on Basic and Core to 1.5% + £0.25 on Advanced (Squarespace pricing page). ## The short answer Squarespace is a polished, hosted website builder with strong typography and image handling. It suits photographers, makers, consultants and hospitality businesses who want a good-looking site, a few pages and simple selling or booking, all under one bill. WordPress is the better base when the site needs to do more: dozens of service or location pages, a busy blog, booking or CRM integrations, trade pricing or membership areas. It costs less in licence fees but asks more of you, or of us, in upkeep. ## WordPress and Squarespace side by side | | WordPress | Squarespace | | Type | Self-hosted, open-source CMS | Hosted website builder | | Plan cost | Software free; hosting extra | £12 to £79 a month on annual billing (Squarespace, October 2026) | | Store transaction fee | None from WordPress; your gateway charges | 2% on Basic, 0% on Core and above | | Design control | Total, with a custom theme | High within Squarespace's section and style system | | Plugins and integrations | Very wide choice | Built-in features plus a smaller extensions marketplace | | Exporting | Everything: files and database | Partial WordPress-format export; no store pages or products | | Upkeep | Updates, backups and security checks | Handled by Squarespace | | Best for | Growing, content-rich or integrated sites | Small, visual sites that change little in structure | ## Costs in practice Squarespace published four UK plans when we checked in October 2026: Basic at £12 a month on annual billing (£16 monthly), Core at £17 (£24), Plus at £29 (£36) and Advanced at £79 (£89). If you sell physical products, note that Basic adds a 2% transaction fee on top of card processing, so a shop doing regular sales usually belongs on Core or above. WordPress has no plan fee. Your costs are hosting, a domain, any premium plugins and maintenance. For a small brochure site, WordPress usually works out cheaper over three years. For a small shop that would need several paid WordPress plugins plus a care plan, the gap narrows, and Squarespace's all-in pricing can be the simpler buy. ## The export question This is the point most owners only discover when they want to leave. Squarespace's Help Center lists what its export tool includes: layout pages, one blog with its posts and comments, text blocks, image blocks and gallery pages. It does not export store pages, products, additional blogs, audio or video blocks, page headers and footers, style settings or custom CSS. Images in the export are links to Squarespace's servers, so they need moving before the account closes. None of that makes Squarespace a bad choice. It just means you should treat a Squarespace site as something you rent, and keep your own copies of product data and photographs. WordPress, by contrast, can be packed up and moved to any host in an afternoon. ## When the other option is better For most service businesses aiming to win local search traffic, we lean towards WordPress. Squarespace is the better option when: - Your work is visual and the site is a showcase: photographers, architects, interior designers, florists. - You want to edit layouts yourself, confidently, without breaking the design, and you value Squarespace's guard rails. - You sell a small range or digital products and want selling, email campaigns and scheduling under one login. - You do not want to own any maintenance at all. WordPress is clearly better if you need more than about 20 pages built to rank, advanced schema, trade or member pricing, integrations with your accounts or booking software, or a site you can move between hosts. ## How we help We build custom Squarespace sites that do not look like the demo they started from, with proper SEO settings, page structure and forms. On WordPress, we build lightweight themes that pass Core Web Vitals and keep the editor simple. Start with Squarespace website design or WordPress web design, or see WordPress vs Wix if Wix is also on your list. ## FAQs ### Is Squarespace or WordPress better for photographers? Squarespace is often the better fit for photographers because its galleries, image handling and layouts look good with little effort and need no maintenance. WordPress makes sense if you also run a busy blog, sell prints with complex options, or want client proofing tools that need specific plugins. ### Can I move from Squarespace to WordPress? Yes, partly automatically. Squarespace exports layout pages, one blog, text and images in a WordPress-compatible file, per its Help Center. Store pages, products, video blocks and custom CSS have to be rebuilt by hand, and images must be downloaded separately. Old URLs need 301 redirects. ### Does Squarespace charge transaction fees? On the Basic plan, Squarespace charges a 2% transaction fee on online store sales, per its UK pricing page in October 2026. Core, Plus and Advanced charge 0% on store sales. Card processing fees apply on top, from 2.0% + £0.25 down to 1.5% + £0.25 depending on plan. ### Is Squarespace good for SEO? Squarespace handles the basics well: clean URLs, editable titles and descriptions, SSL, sitemaps and mobile-friendly templates. It is fine for small local sites. WordPress gives more control over templates, schema and large page structures, which matters more for content-heavy sites or competitive searches. ### Which costs less over three years? For a small brochure site, WordPress usually costs less because there is no plan fee, though you should budget for maintenance. For a small shop that would need paid plugins and a care plan on WordPress, Squarespace's single monthly plan can come out close or cheaper. Price both before deciding. ### Do you design Squarespace sites from scratch? We start from a Squarespace base, as every Squarespace site does, then design the layout, typography, colours and page structure to your brand, so it does not look like a stock template. Pricing starts from £250 + VAT, with your Squarespace plan paid directly to Squarespace. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Shopify vs WooCommerce: Which Is Better for a UK Shop? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/compare/shopify-vs-woocommerce/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > Shopify is the better choice for most shops that want reliable selling with little technical upkeep; WooCommerce is better when you need unusual product logic, deep content, or full control of your data and hosting. dijitul builds ecommerce websites on both platforms from £750 + VAT, and we price them the same, so our advice is impartial. ## Key facts - Shopify's UK plans are Basic £19, Grow £49 and Advanced £259 a month billed yearly (Shopify UK pricing page, October 2026). - WooCommerce is a free WordPress plugin; you pay for hosting, extensions and your payment gateway. - Shopify Payments costs 2% + 25p per online UK sale on Basic; Stripe's standard rate for UK cards is 1.5% + 20p (Shopify and Stripe UK pricing pages). - Shopify adds a 2%, 1% or 0.6% fee if you use a gateway other than Shopify Payments, depending on plan. - Shopify allows up to 2,048 variants per product, raised from 100 (Shopify changelog, October 2025). - WooCommerce stores orders in dedicated tables with High-Performance Order Storage, the default for new installs since version 8.2 (WooCommerce docs). ## The short answer Shopify is a hosted shop. You pay monthly, and Shopify runs the servers, checkout, security and updates. WooCommerce turns a WordPress site into a shop on hosting you control. You get more freedom and no platform fee, but you, or whoever looks after the site, carry the upkeep. If you sell standard products, want to spend your time on stock and marketing, and value a checkout that just works, pick Shopify. If your products are unusual, your content matters as much as your catalogue, or you want to own the whole stack, pick WooCommerce. ## Shopify and WooCommerce side by side | | Shopify | WooCommerce | | Platform fee | £19 to £259 a month billed yearly; Plus starts at £1,800 a month (Shopify UK) | None; the plugin is free | | Hosting | Included | Your own WordPress hosting | | Card fees | Shopify Payments 2% + 25p online on Basic, down to 1.5% + 25p on Advanced | Your gateway's rate, for example Stripe at 1.5% + 20p for standard UK cards | | Using another gateway | Extra 2%, 1% or 0.6% by plan | No extra platform fee | | Extensions | Shopify App Store, mostly monthly subscriptions | Free and paid plugins, often annual licences | | Upkeep | Handled by Shopify | WordPress, WooCommerce and plugin updates, backups, security | | In-person selling | Shopify POS, built in | Possible through third-party EPOS integrations | | Content and blogging | Basic | Full WordPress content tools | | Data ownership | Export products, customers and orders as CSV | Full database on your own server | ## Working out the real cost Start with your expected monthly sales, not the plan price. Take a shop selling £8,000 a month online in average orders of £40, so 200 orders. On Shopify Basic with Shopify Payments at 2% + 25p, card costs come to roughly £210 a month, plus the £19 plan. On WooCommerce with Stripe at 1.5% + 20p for standard UK cards, card costs come to roughly £160, with no platform fee, but you add hosting, any paid extensions and maintenance. Those figures shift with your mix of cards and plan, and Shopify's higher plans cut the card rate. The point is that card fees, apps and staff time usually matter more than the headline plan price. We will run your own numbers through both before you commit. ## When the other option is better Our usual starting point for a new product business with a straightforward range is Shopify. WooCommerce is the better choice when: - Products need custom pricing, such as made-to-measure blinds, price by area, or trade price lists for logged-in customers. These often take several paid apps on Shopify. - You already run a WordPress site that ranks well and want to add a shop without moving everything. - Content drives sales: recipes, guides, courses or long buying advice, with products woven through. - You need data on your own servers, or a deep integration with your own systems. And Shopify wins when you sell in person and online from shared stock, expect sharp seasonal peaks, sell across several channels, or simply have no one to look after updates. A WooCommerce shop left unpatched is a real risk to your customers' data and your takings. ## Speed and search Both can pass Core Web Vitals, which web.dev defines as LCP within 2.5 seconds, INP within 200 milliseconds and CLS under 0.1. Shopify's hosting is fast, but apps that inject scripts slow it down. WooCommerce speed depends on your hosting, caching and plugin count. For search, both handle product schema, sitemaps and clean URLs. WooCommerce gives more control over URL structure; Shopify's fixed /products/ and /collections/ paths do not hold rankings back. ## What we build Our ecommerce package covers either platform: product and category structure built to rank, payments and delivery rules, click-and-collect, Google Merchant Centre feed, abandoned cart recovery and staff training. See Shopify website design, WooCommerce website design or ecommerce website design, and ask for a quote with your product count. ## FAQs ### Is WooCommerce really free? The WooCommerce plugin is free. Running a shop on it is not: you pay for WordPress hosting, a domain, an SSL certificate if your host does not include one, any paid extensions such as subscriptions or bookings, and maintenance. For small shops these costs are often lower than Shopify's, but they are not zero. ### Which has lower card fees in the UK? It depends on your gateway and plan. Shopify Payments charges 2% + 25p online on Basic, falling to 1.5% + 25p on Advanced. WooCommerce uses whichever gateway you choose; Stripe's standard UK card rate is 1.5% + 20p, per Stripe's UK pricing page. Compare using your own order values. ### Can WooCommerce handle thousands of products? Yes, with decent hosting and a lean setup. High-Performance Order Storage, the default on new installs since WooCommerce 8.2, keeps order data in dedicated tables, which helps busy shops. Large catalogues need good filtering, caching and image handling, and that is a hosting and build question as much as a platform one. ### Can I switch from WooCommerce to Shopify later? Yes. Products, customers and orders can be migrated with Shopify's import tools or a migration app. You will need a new theme, to rebuild any custom product logic with apps, and 301 redirects from every old product and category URL so rankings carry over. ### Which is better for selling in a shop and online? Shopify, in most cases. Shopify POS shares stock, products and customers with your online store out of the box. WooCommerce can connect to EPOS systems through integrations, which works well if you already use a particular till system, but takes more setting up. ### How much does a Shopify or WooCommerce site cost with you? Our ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT on either platform. Larger catalogues, trade portals or complex integrations get a fixed quote. Your Shopify plan, apps, premium plugins, hosting and domain are separate running costs, and we list them in the quote. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Webflow vs WordPress: Which Suits Your Business Site? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/compare/webflow-vs-wordpress/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > Webflow suits marketing sites where design precision and low maintenance matter most; WordPress suits sites that need plugins, ecommerce, large content libraries or full ownership. dijitul designs and builds on both, with custom websites from £250 + VAT, and we will tell you which one your content, budget and team are better matched to. ## Key facts - Webflow's Basic site plan is $15 a month billed yearly and has no CMS; Premium is $25 a month billed yearly and includes the CMS (Webflow pricing page, October 2026). - Webflow's Premium plan allows 20,000 CMS items (Webflow pricing page, October 2026). - Webflow's code export gives HTML and CSS, but dynamic CMS content cannot be exported that way, per Webflow's pricing page. - Webflow prices in US dollars; WordPress itself is free and you pay for hosting. - WordPress runs 39.6% of all websites and Webflow 0.8%, according to W3Techs on 18 October 2026. - Webflow ecommerce plans start at $29 a month billed yearly with a 500-item limit and a 2% transaction fee (Webflow pricing page). ## The short answer Webflow is a hosted visual development platform. Designers build with real HTML and CSS concepts, such as classes, flexbox and grid, without writing code, and Webflow hosts the result on a fast global network with no plugins to update. WordPress is open-source software you host yourself, with a vast plugin library and complete control. Webflow tends to suit companies with a marketing team that publishes landing pages and articles and wants pixel-accurate design. WordPress tends to suit businesses that need ecommerce, bookings, memberships or integrations, or that want the lowest running cost and the freedom to move host. ## Webflow and WordPress side by side | | Webflow | WordPress | | Type | Hosted visual builder and CMS | Self-hosted, open-source CMS | | Plan cost | Basic $15, Premium $25 a month billed yearly (Webflow, October 2026) | Software free; hosting extra | | CMS | Premium plan: 20,000 items | No set item limit; depends on hosting | | Plugins | Apps marketplace and custom code embeds | Tens of thousands of plugins | | Ecommerce | From $29 a month, 500 items, 2% fee on Standard | WooCommerce, free plugin | | Design control | Very precise, visual | Precise with a custom theme; editor is more structured | | Upkeep | Handled by Webflow | Updates, backups and security needed | | Leaving | Static HTML and CSS export; CMS content not included | Full files and database | | Editing for clients | Editor mode for text and CMS items | Block editor for pages and posts | ## Plan limits worth knowing Webflow restructured its site plans in 2026. On its pricing page in October 2026, Basic costs $15 a month billed yearly, allows 300 static pages and has no CMS, so no blog. Premium, at $25 a month billed yearly, adds the CMS with 20,000 items. Bandwidth beyond the plan allowance is an add-on. Because Webflow bills in dollars, UK costs move with the exchange rate, and VAT is added at checkout. Collaborators matter too. Webflow charges for workspace seats for people who design or build, while content editors have separate, cheaper access. On WordPress, adding users costs nothing. For a team of five who all publish, check seat costs before deciding. WordPress has no item or page limits in the software. Its limits come from your hosting, and from discipline: every plugin you add is another thing to update. ## When the other option is better For a typical UK small business that wants enquiries, we usually suggest WordPress, because it is cheaper to run and easier to extend. Webflow is the better option when: - You have an in-house designer or marketer who wants to build and tweak pages visually, without a developer. - Design accuracy matters a lot, such as a brand-led agency, product launch or investor-facing site. - You do not want to manage plugins, PHP versions or security patches at all. - Your content fits comfortably within the CMS limits and you do not need complex ecommerce. WordPress is the stronger choice for shops with large catalogues or custom pricing, membership or booking sites, sites with very large content archives, and businesses that want to keep the whole site, database included, on servers they choose. ## Speed and SEO Webflow sites are often fast out of the box because there are no plugins adding scripts, and Webflow generates clean markup. A well-built WordPress site can be just as fast, but a poorly built one with a heavy page builder will not be. Both let you edit titles, meta descriptions, Open Graph tags, redirects and sitemaps, and both can carry schema markup, though WordPress plugins make complex schema easier. Either can meet Core Web Vitals targets of LCP within 2.5 seconds, INP within 200 milliseconds and CLS under 0.1 (web.dev). ## Our approach We build Webflow sites with a clean class system so your team can add pages without breaking styles, and WordPress sites with a lightweight custom theme. See Webflow website design and WordPress web design. If you are weighing up something simpler, our WordPress vs Squarespace comparison may help. ## FAQs ### Is Webflow better than WordPress? Not across the board. Webflow is better for visual control and low maintenance on marketing sites. WordPress is better for ecommerce, plugins, very large content libraries and full ownership. The right answer depends on who will edit the site, what it needs to do, and how much upkeep you can take on. ### Can I leave Webflow later? Partly. Webflow's code export gives you static HTML and CSS, but its pricing page states that dynamic CMS content cannot be exported that way. CMS collections can be downloaded as CSV files and imported elsewhere, but templates and interactions need rebuilding on the new platform. ### Does Webflow cost more than WordPress? Usually, for running costs. Webflow's Premium plan, needed for a blog or CMS, is $25 a month billed yearly, plus any workspace seats. WordPress software is free and hosting can cost much less, though you need to budget for updates and maintenance or a care plan. ### Can Webflow run an online shop? Yes, for small to medium ranges. Webflow's ecommerce plans start at $29 a month billed yearly, with 500 items and a 2% transaction fee on Standard; higher plans allow 5,000 or 15,000 items with no transaction fee. Larger or more complex shops are usually better on Shopify or WooCommerce. ### Is Webflow easy for clients to edit? Yes, for text, images and CMS items such as blog posts or team members. Editors work on the live page in a simplified mode and cannot break the layout. Building new page layouts needs the full Designer, which has a learning curve similar to learning basic CSS. ### Do you charge more to build in Webflow? No. Our custom sites start from £250 + VAT on either platform, and larger sites move up to our Business package from £500 + VAT. Your Webflow site plan or WordPress hosting is a separate running cost, listed in the quote. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Designer vs Website Builder: Which Is Worth It? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/compare/web-designer-vs-website-builder/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > A DIY website builder makes sense when budget is very tight and you have time to learn; a web designer makes sense when the site needs to win enquiries and your time is better spent running the business. dijitul designs custom websites from £250 + VAT, and we will tell you honestly if a builder would do the job. ## Key facts - Wix's cheapest UK plan, Light, is £9 a month billed yearly, per ExpertSure's July 2026 check of Wix's UK pricing page. - Squarespace's Basic plan is £12 a month on annual billing (Squarespace pricing page, October 2026). - A builder plan covers hosting and software, not the writing, photography, structure or SEO work. - Wix's Help Center says you cannot switch an existing site to a different template, so early design choices stick. - Google's Core Web Vitals targets are LCP within 2.5 seconds, INP within 200 ms and CLS under 0.1 (web.dev); a designer should test against them. - Hiring a designer does not have to mean leaving the builder: many designers, including us, build on Wix and Squarespace. ## The short answer Website builders such as Wix and Squarespace have made it possible for anyone to publish a decent-looking site in a weekend. The software is not the hard part any more. The hard part is deciding what goes on each page, writing copy that makes people call, choosing the right pages to rank for, and making the phone number and enquiry form impossible to miss on a phone. If you have the time and enjoy that work, a builder is a sensible, low-cost start. If you do not, or if your first attempt gets visits but no enquiries, a designer earns their fee by getting those decisions right. ## Builder or designer at a glance | | DIY website builder | Web designer | | Upfront cost | Nothing beyond the plan | Design and build fee; ours starts from £250 + VAT | | Monthly cost | Plan fee, for example Wix Light £9 or Squarespace Basic £12 billed yearly | Hosting or platform plan, plus an optional care plan | | Your time | Learning the tool, writing every page, sourcing images; often several weekends | A few hours for briefing, content and feedback | | Design | Template-led; hard to make distinct | Designed around your brand and customers | | Copywriting | Yours to write | Often included or offered | | SEO groundwork | Tools provided; you decide what to do | Page structure, titles, schema and local setup done for you | | Support | Platform help desk | A named person who knows your site | | Speed to launch | As fast as you can work | Typically 3 to 6 weeks with us | ## What a builder does not do for you A builder gives you a canvas and a set of tools. It does not tell you that your homepage needs your town and main service in the first heading, that each service deserves its own page if you want to rank for it, or that your contact form asks for too much and puts people off. It will not set up your Google Business Profile, check your site against Core Web Vitals, or spot that your logo file is 4 MB and slowing every page. That is where most DIY sites fall short. Not in how they look, but in what they say and how they lead a visitor to call or enquire. Common signs: the site looks fine but the phone never rings from it, nobody can find it without typing the business name, or the mobile version hides the phone number below three screens of images. ## When the other option is better We are web designers, so you might expect us to always say hire one. We do not. A website builder is the better choice when: - You are testing an idea and do not know yet if the business will last six months. - Almost all your work comes from word of mouth, and the site only needs to confirm you are real. - You enjoy writing and design, and have the time to learn the builder properly. - Your budget truly cannot stretch to a professional build this year. A tidy DIY site beats no site. A designer is the better choice when the site needs to bring in new customers through search, when you compete with established local firms, when you need specific features such as bookings or a shop, or when your time is worth more spent on paying work. ## What to have ready, whichever you choose The same groundwork decides how well a builder site or a designed site performs. Before you start, write down: - Every service you offer, in the words customers use to search for it. - The towns and areas you cover. - Three to five questions customers always ask before they book. - Your best reviews and any accreditations you can show. - Real photos of your work, team or premises, even if taken on a phone. With that list, a builder site will be far better than average. Hand it to a designer and the project moves faster and costs you less time. ## The middle route You do not have to choose between doing it all yourself and handing everything over. We can design and build your site on Wix or Squarespace, so you keep the editor you are comfortable with, or improve a DIY site you have already started with a website refresh. Small changes are charged at £45 an hour + VAT, so you only pay for what you need. ## FAQs ### Is it cheaper to build my own website? In cash, yes. A builder plan costs from around £9 a month on Wix's UK pricing, per ExpertSure's 2026 check. But count your hours, and the cost of a site that does not bring in enquiries. Many owners spend several weekends on a site, then pay a designer to redo it anyway. ### Can a website builder rank on Google? Yes. Wix and Squarespace sites rank for local searches when the content is right. Ranking depends on having a page for each service, clear titles and headings, a Google Business Profile, reviews and a fast mobile site. The builder does not stop you doing those things, but it will not do them for you. ### What does a web designer do that I can't? Mostly, they make decisions you might not know to make: which pages to create, what to say on them, how to structure headings for search, where to place calls to action, and how to keep the site fast. They also handle the technical setup, such as analytics, Search Console, schema and redirects. ### Can you take over a site I built myself? Yes. We often start from a DIY site, keep what works and rebuild the rest. On Wix or Squarespace we can work inside your existing account. If moving to another platform makes more sense, we will explain why and set up redirects so you do not lose rankings. ### How long does a professionally designed site take? With us, a Starter site of up to five pages is typically live in 3 to 4 weeks, and a Business site of up to 15 pages in 5 to 6 weeks. The main thing that slows projects is waiting for content and photos, so having those ready helps. ### Do I still need to pay for a builder plan if you design my site? If we build on Wix, Squarespace or Webflow, yes, you pay the platform plan directly. If we build on WordPress, you pay for hosting instead; ours starts from £1 a day + VAT. Either way, the account and domain are in your name. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Freelance Web Designer vs Agency: Which Should You Hire? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/compare/freelance-web-designer-vs-agency/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > A good freelancer can be the right choice for a simple site and a close working relationship; an agency suits projects that need several skills, continuity and cover when someone is off. dijitul is a UK web design company trading since 2006, with custom websites from £250 + VAT. Whoever you hire, make sure you own the domain and logins. ## Key facts - Freelancers and agencies can both do excellent work; the bigger risk is unclear ownership of the domain, hosting and site files. - A sole-trader freelancer under the £90,000 VAT registration threshold does not charge VAT (GOV.UK), which can make their quote look cheaper. - Agencies usually cover design, development, copywriting and SEO in one team; a freelancer may subcontract or skip some of these. - Continuity matters: if one person builds and hosts your site, illness or a career change can leave it stranded. - Check that the contract says you own the website and domain, and that you hold admin logins from day one. - dijitul is a UK limited company (DIJITUL LTD), trading since 2006, VAT registered. ## The short answer The label matters less than the person or team and the way they work. Some freelancers are excellent, experienced and reliable. Some agencies are slow, expensive and pass your project to whoever is free. What you are really choosing between is a single specialist and a small organisation, and each has a different set of strengths and risks. We are on the agency side of this question, as a limited company, so weigh our view accordingly. We have tried to set out both honestly. ## Freelancer and agency compared | | Freelance web designer | Web design agency | | Price | Often lower; fewer overheads, and no VAT if under the £90,000 threshold | Often higher, plus VAT; covers more roles | | Who you speak to | The person doing the work | May be a project manager or account manager | | Skills | Depth in one or two areas | Design, build, copy and SEO under one roof | | Cover for holidays and illness | Limited | Usually someone else can step in | | Speed of decisions | Fast, direct | Can be slower with more process | | Capacity | One project at a time, sometimes a waiting list | Can run several projects in parallel | | Long-term support | Depends on the person's plans | More likely to have care plans and hosting in place | | Contract and paperwork | Varies widely | Usually a written proposal and terms | ## The risk nobody mentions The most common problem we see is not poor design. It is a business that cannot get into its own website. The designer registered the domain in their name, hosts the site on their account, and has stopped answering emails. This happens with freelancers and with agencies, but it is more likely when everything depends on one person. Protect yourself whoever you hire: - Register the domain in your business name, or have it transferred to you at launch. - Get administrator logins for the website, hosting and Google accounts (Analytics, Search Console, Business Profile). - Make sure the contract says you own the finished site and content. - Ask how backups are taken and where they are kept. ## When the other option is better Being a company ourselves, here is when we would genuinely point you to a freelancer instead: - You already know and trust a local freelancer with a strong portfolio in your sector. - You want one person who will also take photos, manage your social media and pop in for a coffee. - The job is small and specialist, such as a single landing page in a specific tool the freelancer knows well. - You are not VAT registered and the VAT saving makes a real difference to your budget. An agency is the safer pick when the site is central to how you win work, needs several skills such as copywriting, technical SEO, ecommerce and integrations, has a fixed launch date, or will need support for years by someone who will still be there. ## How to judge a portfolio A portfolio shows taste, but look further than the screenshots. Open a few live sites on your phone. Do they load quickly? Can you find the phone number in two seconds? Does each service have its own page? Search for one of those businesses by service and town and see whether the site turns up. Run a page through Google's PageSpeed Insights to check its Core Web Vitals. And ask the owner, if you can, whether the site actually brings in enquiries. A beautiful site that nobody finds is not much use to them, or to you. ## Questions to ask either one - Can I see live sites you built, and speak to the owners? - Who will actually design and build my site? - Is the price fixed, and what is not included? - Who owns the domain, hosting account and site files? - What happens if you are ill or stop trading? - How will you make the site fast and accessible to WCAG 2.2 AA? - What does support cost after launch? Our answers are on how we work and pricing. If you are comparing quotes, send us your brief. ## FAQs ### Are freelance web designers cheaper than agencies? Often, because they have fewer overheads and, if their turnover is under the £90,000 VAT threshold on GOV.UK, they do not add VAT. But compare what is included. A cheaper quote that leaves out copywriting, SEO setup or training can cost more once you pay for those separately. ### Is dijitul a freelancer or an agency? dijitul is a UK limited company, DIJITUL LTD, based in Mansfield and trading since 2006. We work remotely with businesses across the UK, publish our starting prices, give a fixed price before work starts, and you own the finished site and domain. ### What if my freelancer has disappeared? First, check who the domain is registered to with a WHOIS lookup or your registrar. If it is in your name, you can point it to a new host. If not, you may need to contact the registrar. We help businesses recover access, then rebuild or take over the site. ### Do agencies outsource the work? Some do, to freelancers or overseas teams, which is not always bad but should be disclosed. Ask directly who will design and build your site, and get the answer in writing. You are entitled to know who will have access to your site and your customers' data. ### Should I hire a local web designer? Local can help if you value face-to-face meetings, but it is not essential. Most web design work happens over video calls, email and shared documents. Choose on portfolio, process and ownership terms first, then location. We work remotely from Mansfield with businesses across the UK. ### What should a web design contract include? The scope, pages and features, a fixed price and payment stages, a timeline, who supplies content, the number of revision rounds, ownership of the site and domain, what happens after launch, and how either side can end the agreement. If a quote has none of this, ask for it in writing. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Template vs Custom Website: Which Do You Need? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/compare/template-vs-custom-website/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > A template is a quick, low-cost way to launch when your needs are standard; a custom design fits your content, brand and customers, and is usually lighter and easier to rank. dijitul designs custom websites, not templates, from £250 + VAT, but we will say so when a well-chosen template would serve you just as well. ## Key facts - Shopify's Theme Store listed 24 free themes in October 2026; paid themes are one-off purchases (themes.shopify.com). - Multipurpose templates often load features you never use, such as sliders, animation libraries and page builders, which can hurt Core Web Vitals. - Google's Core Web Vitals targets are LCP within 2.5 seconds, INP within 200 ms and CLS under 0.1 (web.dev). - A custom design starts from your content and calls to action; a template starts from someone else's layout and asks you to fill it. - On Wix, an existing site cannot be switched to a different template, per Wix's Help Center, so template choice is long-lasting there. - Custom does not have to mean expensive: our Starter package is a custom design from £250 + VAT. ## The short answer A template, or theme, is a ready-made design you buy or download and fill with your own words and photos. A custom website is designed for your business first, then built. Templates are faster and cheaper up front. Custom sites tend to fit better, load faster and look like you rather than like hundreds of other sites using the same demo. The real question is how much your website needs to stand out and persuade. For a simple online presence, a good template is fine. For a site that has to win work against local competitors, the fit matters. ## Template and custom side by side | | Template website | Custom website | | Upfront cost | Free or a one-off theme fee, plus setup | Design and build fee; ours from £250 + VAT | | Time to launch | Days, if content is ready | Typically 3 to 6 weeks with us | | Fit to your content | You bend content to fit the layout | Layout built around your content | | Brand | Shared look with other users | Distinct to you | | Page weight | Often heavy with unused features | Only what the site needs | | Calls to action | Wherever the demo put them | Planned for how your customers buy | | Updates | Theme updates from the author; risk if abandoned | Maintained by your developer | | Flexibility later | Limited by the theme's options | Extend in any direction | ## Where templates cause problems Templates are designed to sell to as many buyers as possible, so they include everything: five header styles, sliders, parallax effects, portfolio grids, icon libraries and often a page builder. You might use a tenth of it, but visitors still download much of the rest. That is a common reason small sites miss the Core Web Vitals thresholds that web.dev sets out: Largest Contentful Paint within 2.5 seconds, Interaction to Next Paint within 200 milliseconds and Cumulative Layout Shift under 0.1. The other problem is fit. A template designed for a creative agency asks a roofer to fill a portfolio grid and an "about our philosophy" section. The result looks polished but does not answer the questions customers have: do you cover my area, how much roughly, can I call now? A custom layout starts with those questions. Finally, abandoned themes. If a theme author stops updating, you can be left on outdated code that clashes with new WordPress or plugin versions. ## When the other option is better We build custom designs, but a template is the better choice when: - You need something online within days, for example for a launch, an event or a funding application. - The budget is very small and the site's job is simply to show you exist. - You run a standard online shop on Shopify. Shopify's own themes are well built, fast and tested on mobile, and a well-chosen one, carefully set up, can be a sensible base. - You are testing a business idea and expect to redesign within a year anyway. Custom is the better choice when you compete in local search, need a page per service or location, have a distinct brand to express, or have had a template site that gets visits but no enquiries. ## Templates on each platform Template quality varies a lot by platform. Shopify's Theme Store listed 24 free themes made by Shopify when we checked in October 2026, and those are generally lean and well maintained. WordPress has thousands of themes of very mixed quality; the safest are block themes that use the core editor rather than a bundled page builder. On Wix, the template you start with stays with the site, because Wix's Help Center says an existing site cannot be switched to a different template. Squarespace templates share one underlying system, so the look can be restyled more freely. ## Custom does not mean starting from nothing Custom design is about the plan and the layout, not reinventing the platform. We still build on proven systems such as WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, Webflow, Wix and Squarespace. What changes is that every page is planned around your services, your customers and the action you want them to take, and the code carries only what it needs. See custom website design, our small business websites, or a website redesign if you are moving off a template. ## FAQs ### Is a custom website worth the extra cost? If your site needs to win enquiries, usually yes, because fit and speed affect how many visitors call or enquire. If your site only confirms you exist, a template may be enough. With us the gap is smaller than you might think: a custom-designed Starter site begins at £250 + VAT. ### Are templates bad for SEO? Not in themselves. Search engines read content and structure, not where the design came from. Templates can hurt indirectly when they are heavy and slow, use headings for decoration rather than structure, or push you into a layout with too little useful text. A lean, well-used template can rank fine. ### Can you customise my existing template instead? Yes. Sometimes that is the best value: tidy the layout, strip unused features, fix headings and calls to action, and improve speed. We charge small changes at £45 an hour + VAT. If the template is the root of the problem, we will say so and quote for a rebuild. ### How do I tell if a website is a template? Signs include layouts you have seen on other sites, placeholder sections that do not quite fit the business, a footer credit to a theme author, and very heavy pages for a simple site. None of that is wrong in itself, but it often means the site was not planned around the business. ### Do custom websites take longer to build? Yes, a little. Our Starter sites are typically live in 3 to 4 weeks and Business sites in 5 to 6 weeks, compared with days for a template if content is ready. Most of that time is planning and content, which also improves results. ### Will I be able to edit a custom website myself? Yes. We build on editable platforms and set up the editor so you can change text, images, pages and posts without breaking the design. Business package clients get a training session and a recorded walkthrough. You are not dependent on us for everyday changes. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # AI Website Builder vs Web Designer: What Actually Works? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/compare/ai-website-builder-vs-web-designer/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > AI website builders can produce a reasonable first draft in minutes, which suits testing an idea or a very simple site. A web designer adds what AI cannot check: accurate facts, local search strategy, real photos and a layout built to win enquiries. dijitul designs custom websites from £250 + VAT, with every fact checked with you. ## Key facts - Wix, Squarespace and Webflow all now offer AI tools that generate a draft site from a short prompt. - Google's guidance on generative AI content says mass-producing pages without adding value for users may breach its scaled content abuse spam policy (Google Search Central). - Google also asks site owners to fact-check AI output, including titles, descriptions, structured data and alt text, before publishing (Google Search Central). - An AI builder still runs on a monthly platform plan; for example Wix's UK plans start at £9 a month billed yearly (ExpertSure, July 2026). - AI-written copy tends to be generic and can state wrong facts about your services, prices or areas with total confidence. - Accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA and UK GDPR and PECR cookie consent still need checking by a person. ## The short answer AI website builders ask a few questions about your business, then generate pages, layouts, copy and stock images. The first result is often surprisingly tidy. For a hobby, a holding page or a quick test of a business idea, that may be all you need. The gap shows when the site has to compete. AI tools write the same sort of copy for every plumber in the country, guess at services you might offer, and choose layouts that look fine but are not planned around how your customers decide. A designer's job is to make those decisions deliberately, and to check every fact. ## AI builder and web designer compared | | AI website builder | Web designer | | Time to first draft | Minutes | Days to weeks | | Upfront cost | Platform plan only | Design fee; ours from £250 + VAT | | Copy | Generic, generated; needs heavy editing | Written from your services, area and customers | | Accuracy | Can invent services, areas or claims | Checked with you before launch | | Images | Stock or AI-generated | Your real photos where possible, optimised to WebP or AVIF | | Search strategy | Basic titles and descriptions | Page per service, local SEO, schema, internal links | | Distinctiveness | Similar to other AI sites in your trade | Built around your brand and offer | | Compliance | Cookie banner and accessibility vary | Checked against WCAG 2.2 AA and PECR | | Who fixes it | You, with platform help docs | Your designer | ## What Google says about AI content Google does not ban AI-written content. Its Search Central guidance on generative AI says AI can help with research and structuring original content. The same guidance warns that using AI to "generate many pages without adding value for users" may breach its spam policy on scaled content abuse, and asks publishers to fact-check AI output, including page titles, meta descriptions, structured data and image alt text. For a small business, that means AI-generated pages are not a shortcut to rankings. Ten near-identical town pages written by a tool are a risk, not an asset. Pages that rank for local services are usually the ones with specific detail: what you do, where, for whom, roughly how much, and proof such as reviews and real photos. ## When the other option is better We design websites for a living, so here is where an AI builder genuinely beats hiring us: - You need a simple page live today, such as a placeholder while you register a company or wait for funding. - You are testing whether there is demand for an idea before spending on a proper site. - The site is personal, a hobby or a club page where enquiries and rankings do not matter. - You are comfortable editing every line the tool writes and checking it against the facts. A designer is the better choice when your website has to win customers from search, when you work in a regulated field such as legal, financial or healthcare where wrong claims carry real risk, or when you need bookings, a shop or integrations set up properly. ## Checking an AI-built site before launch If you do use an AI builder, go through the draft line by line before it goes live: - Delete any service, area, accreditation or guarantee you do not actually offer. - Replace generic headings with your main service and town. - Swap stock or AI images for real photos of your work where you can, with descriptive alt text. - Check the phone number, email and address on every page. - Test the contact form and the cookie banner on your phone. - Read every page aloud. If it could describe any business in your trade, rewrite it. ## Where AI fits in a designed site AI is a useful tool, not a replacement for planning. It can help draft outlines, suggest alt text or speed up routine code, as long as a person checks everything before it goes live. What matters is that every fact is confirmed with the business owner and the structure is planned around real services and customers. If you have started with an AI builder and the site is not bringing in work, a website refresh or website copywriting can turn the draft into something that performs. Or compare a traditional DIY route in web designer vs website builder. ## FAQs ### Can an AI website builder replace a web designer? For simple, low-stakes sites, sometimes. For a site that needs to rank locally and turn visitors into enquiries, not yet. AI tools generate plausible pages but do not know your customers, check your facts, or plan a search strategy. Most AI-built business sites need substantial human editing before they work well. ### Will Google penalise an AI-generated website? Not simply for using AI. Google's guidance says AI content is acceptable if it is helpful and accurate, but mass-producing pages without adding value for users may breach its scaled content abuse policy. Generic, unchecked AI pages also tend to rank poorly because they say nothing specific. ### Which AI website builders are there? Wix, Squarespace and Webflow all offer AI tools that generate a draft site from a prompt, and several hosting companies offer their own. They all run on a monthly plan. The AI draft is a starting point; the platform underneath is the same one you would use without AI. ### Is AI-written website copy good enough? It is usually grammatical and tidy but generic, and it may state services, prices or service areas that are wrong. If you use it, rewrite it in your own voice, add specific detail about your work and area, and check every claim. Copywriting is included in our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Can you improve a site I made with an AI builder? Yes. We can work inside your existing Wix, Squarespace or Webflow account, rewrite the copy, restructure pages for search, replace stock images and set up tracking. If the platform is holding you back, we will explain the options. Small changes are charged at £45 an hour + VAT. ### Is it a problem if my web designer uses AI? Not if it is used carefully. AI can speed up routine tasks such as drafting outlines or checking code. Ask how they check its output. A person should plan the site, edit every line of copy with you, and confirm every fact before launch, which is what Google's own guidance asks for. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # One-Page vs Multi-Page Website: Which Is Better? Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/compare/one-page-vs-multi-page-website/ Updated: 2026-10-18 > A one-page website suits a single offer, an event or an ad landing page; a multi-page website suits any business that wants to rank for several services or areas. dijitul designs one-page sites and small multi-page sites of up to five pages from £250 + VAT, and larger sites of up to 15 pages from £500 + VAT. ## Key facts - Search engines rank individual pages, so each separate page can target its own service or topic. - A one-page site has one title tag and one meta description, which limits how many different searches it can match well. - One-page sites work best with a single goal, such as a booking, a sign-up or a phone call. - Long single pages need careful image handling to meet Core Web Vitals: LCP within 2.5 seconds, INP within 200 ms and CLS under 0.1 (web.dev). - Our Starter package covers up to 5 pages from £250 + VAT; Business covers up to 15 pages from £500 + VAT. - A one-page site can grow into a multi-page site later if it is planned with that in mind. ## The short answer A one-page website puts everything on a single scrolling page, with the menu jumping to sections. A multi-page website splits content into separate pages, usually a home page, a page per service, an about page and a contact page. One page is clean, quick to build and easy to follow when you have one thing to say. Multiple pages are better when you offer several services, cover several areas, or want to be found for more than your business name. For most local service businesses that want enquiries from Google, multi-page wins. ## One page and multi-page compared | | One-page website | Multi-page website | | Best for | One offer, event, product launch, ad campaign, personal portfolio | Several services, areas or audiences | | Search reach | One page competing for many terms | A page per service or topic, each targeting its own searches | | Titles and descriptions | One of each | One per page, each written for its search | | User journey | Linear scroll, one call to action | Visitors land on the page that matches their need | | Build cost with us | From £250 + VAT | From £250 + VAT up to 5 pages; from £500 + VAT up to 15 | | Analytics | Harder to see which section drove an enquiry without extra tracking | Clear page-by-page data | | Mobile experience | Can get very long on phones | Shorter, focused pages | | Room to grow | Limited | Add pages any time | ## Why page count matters for search Google and other search engines rank pages, not whole websites. If you are an electrician offering rewires, EV charger installs and EICR certificates, a separate page for each lets you write a specific title, heading, description and set of answers for each search. A one-page site has to cover all three in one title tag and one meta description, so it rarely ranks well for any of them. Separate pages also give you somewhere to put the detail that helps people decide: what the job involves, rough prices, areas covered, photos of past work and specific FAQs. That detail is what search engines and AI assistants pick up and quote. It also makes structured data simpler, because each page can carry the schema type that fits it, such as Service or FAQPage. ## When the other option is better For most service businesses we recommend several pages. A one-page site is the better choice when: - You are promoting one thing, such as a single product, a course, a wedding fair or a property development. - The site is a landing page for paid ads, where removing navigation keeps visitors focused on one action. - You are a freelancer or creative and the site is a portfolio with a contact form, not a lead-generation tool. - Your customers already know your name and only need your phone number, opening hours and a map. Choose multi-page when you offer more than one service, cover several towns, want to publish advice or news, or want to measure which services bring in enquiries. ## Measuring what works On a multi-page site, analytics tell you which service pages people land on and which ones lead to calls and forms. On a one-page site, every visit lands on the same URL, so you need event tracking on button clicks, phone taps and scroll depth to learn the same things. That is easy to set up in Google Analytics 4, but it needs doing deliberately. If you cannot tell which services bring in enquiries, you cannot decide where to spend your time or your ad budget. ## Getting a one-page site right If one page is the right fit, a few details make the difference. Keep a phone button and the main call to action visible as people scroll. Use real heading levels for each section so search engines and screen readers understand the structure. Lazy-load images below the first screen and serve them as WebP or AVIF. Give each section an anchor so you can link straight to it from ads or emails. And plan the content so it can split into separate pages later without a rebuild. See one-page website design, landing page design or brochure websites, and our prices. ## FAQs ### Are one-page websites bad for SEO? Not bad, but limited. A one-page site can rank for your business name and one main service. It struggles to rank for several different services or areas, because it has only one title tag and one main topic. If search traffic matters, separate pages for each service usually perform better. ### How many pages does a small business website need? Most small service businesses start with five to ten: home, a page per main service, about, reviews or past work, and contact. Add pages for the areas you cover and common questions as you grow. Our Starter package covers up to five pages and Business up to 15. ### Is a one-page website cheaper? Usually a little, because there is less content to plan and write. With us, a one-page site and a small site of up to five pages both start from £250 + VAT, so the difference is often in your content time rather than the build price. ### Can I turn my one-page site into a multi-page site later? Yes. Sections usually become pages of their own, with the home page linking to them. If your current one-page site uses anchor links that people have bookmarked or that ads point to, we set up redirects or keep the anchors working so nothing breaks. ### Do one-page websites convert better? For a single offer, they can, because there is one path and one call to action. For businesses with several services, visitors often prefer landing on a page that matches exactly what they searched for. The right answer depends on how many different things people come to you for. ### Is a landing page the same as a one-page website? Not quite. A landing page is a single page built for one campaign, often with no main menu, and usually sits alongside a full website. A one-page website is the whole site on one page, with navigation to its sections. Both suit a single, focused offer. ## Prices and contact Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # Web Design across England Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/england/ > dijitul web design builds websites for businesses across England, from sole traders in market towns to manufacturers and city law firms. We work remotely from our base in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, and every site is custom designed and mobile-first. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce shops start from £750 + VAT. England is not one market for websites. A plumber in Kent, a holiday let owner in Cornwall, a precision engineer in the Black Country and a solicitor in Leeds all need a site that loads quickly on a phone and turns visits into enquiries, but what each site has to do is very different. In London and the big regional cities, including Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Bristol and Nottingham, professional firms fight over the same search terms. Their sites need a page for every service, clear credentials, schema markup and fast load times, because the firm across the street is chasing the same clients. Across the Midlands and the North, manufacturing is still a big part of the economy, and trade buyers want capability pages, accreditations, downloadable spec sheets and a short route to a quote. In the Lake District, the Peak District, the coasts and the South West, tourism businesses depend on booking pages that keep working on a packed August weekend. - Trades and sole traders: a trades website with click-to-call and a page per area served - Professional firms: service pages written to rank, built to WCAG 2.2 AA - Manufacturers: B2B sites with product ranges and request-a-quote forms - Makers and retailers: Shopify or WooCommerce shops with UK courier delivery rules - Hotels, holiday lets and venues: booking-led sites with live availability England also has a long tail of small firms whose website was built years ago by someone who has since moved on. Those sites tend to break on mobile, run out-of-date WordPress plugins and cannot be edited by the owner, which is usually the point where a redesign makes more sense than patching. Local search is where most of these businesses win or lose. A page per service and per town served, matched to an accurate Google Business Profile, does more for enquiries than any amount of homepage polish. We run every English project from Mansfield over video calls and screen shares, so your county matters far less than what the site needs to do. ## Who we build websites for in England - Trades and construction firms - Solicitors and accountants - Manufacturers and engineering firms - Independent retailers and online shops - Hotels, holiday lets and venues - Clinics, dentists and therapists - Charities and community groups - Start-ups and sole traders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you design websites for businesses anywhere in England? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and build websites for businesses all over England. Briefs, design reviews and training happen over video calls and screen shares, and you see the site on a private staging link before it goes live. Where you are makes no difference to the price or the timescale. ### How much does a website cost in England with dijitul? Our Starter websites are from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages, Business websites are from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages with copywriting included, and ecommerce shops are from £750 + VAT. Domain, hosting, stock photos and premium plugins are listed separately in the quote, so nothing is hidden. ### Can you help a business rank in its own town rather than nationally? Yes, and for most small businesses that matters more. We build a page per service and per area you cover, add LocalBusiness schema, set up or tidy your Google Business Profile and make sure your name, address and phone number match everywhere. That is the groundwork Google uses for local results. ### Will I own the website? Yes. You own the website, the content and the domain. There is no lock-in, so if you ever move to another developer or host, everything goes with you. We hand over admin logins at launch and record a walkthrough so your team can make everyday edits. --- # Web Design across Scotland Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/scotland/ > For Scottish businesses, dijitul designs and builds custom websites and online shops, from distillery stores and Highland guest house booking sites to Edinburgh professional firms. We work remotely from Mansfield, so projects run over video calls and shared previews. Websites start from £250 + VAT and ecommerce shops from £750 + VAT. Scotland's websites follow its industries. Food and drink is the most visible: whisky, gin, smoked salmon, seafood and specialist producers who sell through their own sites as well as shops and distributors. Those shops need product pages with tasting notes and clear photography, age confirmation where alcohol is sold, and delivery rules that handle Highland and island postcodes, where couriers often charge more. A Shopify or WooCommerce build can set those zones up properly so the checkout does not surprise anyone. Edinburgh has a large financial and legal sector, and Glasgow mixes professional services, engineering and a big creative scene. Firms in both cities compete for search terms that are expensive to win, so their sites need fast pages, detailed service content, schema markup and an accessible build. Scottish law and property processes differ from England's, so a solicitor's or estate agent's site should talk about Scottish procedure, not copy wording written for English clients. - Distilleries and food producers: online shops with gift options and postcode-based delivery - Hotels, guest houses and tour operators: booking sites that cope with seasonal pricing - Energy and engineering firms around Aberdeen: B2B sites with capability and safety information - Law firms and accountants in Edinburgh and Glasgow: service pages written for local search - University spin-outs: a first site that looks credible to investors Tourism across the Highlands and islands is heavily seasonal, and a booking form that stops sending emails in July costs real money. Many rural businesses also have patchy broadband, which makes a light, fast site more important, not less: visitors on mobile data in a glen will not wait for a heavy page. Some public-facing organisations want Gaelic alongside English, which needs a proper multilingual setup with a language switcher and correct hreflang tags. We have no office in Scotland. Projects run from Mansfield over video calls and private staging links. ## Who we build websites for in Scotland - Distilleries and gin producers - Seafood and food producers - Hotels, guest houses and tour operators - Energy and engineering contractors - Law firms and accountants - Craft makers and gift shops - University spin-outs - Charities and social enterprises ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Scottish business without visiting? Yes. All of our web design work is done remotely from Mansfield. We gather the brief on a video call, share designs and a private staging site for you to review, and train your team over a screen share. Scottish clients get exactly the same process and prices as anyone else. ### Can my online shop charge different delivery for Highlands and islands postcodes? Yes. Both Shopify and WooCommerce let us set delivery zones by postcode, so Highland, island and Northern Ireland addresses can carry their own rates or courier options. We set those rules up during the build so customers see the right cost before they pay. ### Can you build a website in English and Gaelic? Yes. We can build a bilingual site with a language switcher, separate URLs for each language and hreflang tags so Google shows the right version. You or your translator supply the Gaelic text and we lay it out. Multilingual builds are usually given a fixed quote. --- # Web Design across Wales Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/wales/ > Welsh businesses come to dijitul for custom websites, bilingual Welsh and English builds, booking sites for holiday lets and online shops for farms and makers. We design and build everything remotely from Mansfield, with previews shared online. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce shops start from £750 + VAT. The thing that sets web design for Wales apart is language. Public bodies follow the Welsh Language Standards, and plenty of private businesses publish in both languages too, either because customers expect it or because they supply the public sector. A bilingual website is not a second copy of each page bolted on. It needs a translation plugin such as WPML or Polylang, a language switcher visible on every page, matching URLs and correct hreflang tags (cy and en) so Google shows each visitor the right version. Contact forms, confirmation emails and cookie banners need both languages as well, and fonts must include characters such as ŵ and ŷ. Most of the population sits along the south coast around Cardiff, Newport and Swansea, where professional services, media and creative businesses compete hard in local search. North East Wales, around Wrexham and Deeside, has a strong manufacturing base, with Airbus building aircraft wings at Broughton and a supply chain around it that needs clear B2B websites. - Holiday lets, campsites and attractions in Eryri, Pembrokeshire and Gower: booking websites with deposits and seasonal pricing - Farms and food producers: WooCommerce shops with delivery days and click-and-collect - Manufacturers in Deeside and Wrexham: capability pages and quote forms - Public sector suppliers: bilingual sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA - Cardiff creative and media firms: portfolio sites that load quickly Tourism businesses in rural Wales face two problems at once: visitors searching on a phone with weak signal, and big booking platforms outranking them for their own name. A fast, light site with an accurate Google Business Profile and direct booking helps win back some of those commission-free bookings. We have no Welsh office. Every project runs from Mansfield over video calls, with a staging site your translator can check before anything goes live. ## Who we build websites for in Wales - Holiday lets, campsites and attractions - Farms and food producers - Bilingual public sector suppliers - Manufacturers in North East Wales - Creative and media businesses - Solicitors and accountants - Charities and community groups - Independent retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build bilingual Welsh and English websites? Yes. We set up a proper bilingual structure with a language switcher, separate URLs for each language and hreflang tags for cy and en. Forms, emails and the cookie banner are translated too. You or your translator supply the Welsh text, and bilingual builds are given a fixed quote. ### Can you build a booking website for a holiday let in Wales? Yes. We build booking-led sites with availability calendars, deposits, seasonal pricing and booking confirmation emails, or connect your existing booking engine or channel manager. The aim is to take more direct bookings and pay less commission to the big platforms. ### Do you work with Welsh businesses remotely? Yes, every Welsh project is run remotely from our base in Mansfield. You see designs and a working staging site online, give feedback in one place, and get a training session over video at the end. You never pay travel costs for a website build. --- # Web Design across Northern Ireland Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/northern-ireland/ > Across Northern Ireland, dijitul designs and builds websites for agri-food producers, Belfast tech firms, tourism businesses and local trades, including online shops that sell to Great Britain and the EU. We work remotely from Mansfield. Websites start from £250 + VAT, with ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Northern Ireland has a few web design needs of its own, and most of them come from trade across two borders. Under the Windsor Framework, VAT-registered businesses moving goods to or from the EU use an XI VAT prefix, and an online shop here may be selling to customers in Northern Ireland, Great Britain, the Republic of Ireland and the wider EU on the same day. That affects delivery zones, tax settings, invoice templates and whether the checkout shows sterling, euro or both. We set those rules up in WooCommerce or Shopify after you have confirmed the tax treatment with your accountant, rather than guessing. Belfast has a strong software, fintech and cyber security sector, with Catalyst at Titanic Quarter supporting start-ups and Queen's University Belfast and Ulster University producing graduates and spin-outs. Those companies need a site that looks credible to investors and enterprise buyers, loads fast and explains a technical product in plain language. Agri-food is one of the biggest industries outside the city, covering dairy, meat processing, bakery and drinks, and producers increasingly want trade pages, product ranges and stockist finders. - Agri-food producers: trade and consumer sites with product ranges and stockists - Online shops trading with GB, NI and the EU: delivery and currency rules set up correctly - Belfast tech and cyber start-ups: fast, clear sites for investors and buyers - Tourism on the Causeway Coast and in the Mournes: booking-led sites - Engineering firms: B2B sites with capability pages and quote forms Local search competition is strongest in Belfast, where trades, clinics and professional firms all chase the same phrases. Smaller towns are easier to win with a page per service and an accurate Google Business Profile. We have no office or staff in Northern Ireland. Everything is designed and built in Mansfield, with briefs and reviews over video. ## Who we build websites for in Northern Ireland - Agri-food producers - Online shops selling to GB, NI and the EU - Software and cyber security start-ups - Engineering and manufacturing firms - Tourism and hospitality businesses - Solicitors and accountants - Trades and construction firms - Charities ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can my online shop handle customers in Northern Ireland, Great Britain and the EU? Yes. We set up separate delivery zones, tax settings and, if you need it, euro pricing alongside sterling. The exact VAT treatment depends on your business, so we confirm the rules with you and your accountant during scoping and then build them into the checkout. ### Do you build websites for Belfast businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for Belfast firms remotely from Mansfield, from tech start-ups to trades and clinics. Websites start from £250 + VAT and ecommerce from £750 + VAT, and you review everything on a private staging link before launch. ### Will you need to travel to Northern Ireland for my project? No. Web design does not need a site visit. Briefs, design reviews and staff training all happen over video calls and screen shares, so there are no flights or travel costs added to your quote. --- # Web Design across the East Midlands Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/east-midlands/ > The East Midlands is home for dijitul. We design and build websites for businesses across Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire from our base in Mansfield, mostly remotely, with in-person meetings possible nearby. Websites start from £250 + VAT and online shops from £750 + VAT. We have traded from Mansfield since 2006, so the East Midlands is the region we know best. Its economy leans more on making and moving things than most of England, and that shapes the websites businesses here need. Derby has Rolls-Royce, the Alstom train works at Litchurch Lane and Toyota at Burnaston, each with a long supply chain of machine shops, fabricators and test houses. Those suppliers rarely need a flashy homepage. They need capability pages, machine lists, accreditations, downloadable PDFs and a quote form that asks the right questions, built as a proper manufacturer's website. Logistics is the other big story. The M1, A1, A42, A50 and A14 cross the region, and East Midlands Airport is one of the UK's main air cargo hubs. Distribution firms here use their websites mainly for two jobs: winning contracts and recruiting drivers and warehouse staff, so a clear careers section often matters as much as the services pages. - Engineering supply chains in Derby, Nottingham and Leicestershire: B2B sites with capability detail - Food producers in Lincolnshire and Leicestershire: online shops and trade pages - Market towns such as Newark, Matlock, Grantham and Market Harborough: sites for shops, cafés and professional firms - Former coalfield towns in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire: first websites for trades and sole traders - University spin-outs from Nottingham, Leicester, Loughborough, Derby and Lincoln: launch sites Local search competition varies a lot. In Nottingham, Leicester and Derby, trades and clinics compete with dozens of rivals and national directories for every phrase. In the market towns and former pit villages, a well-built site with a page per service and an accurate Google Business Profile can reach the top of local results much faster. Most of our work is remote, but if you are in the East Midlands and would like to meet in person, that is usually easy to arrange. ## Who we build websites for in East Midlands - Engineering and aerospace suppliers - Logistics and distribution firms - Food producers and processors - Trades and construction firms - Market town retailers and cafés - Accountants and solicitors - Care providers - University spin-outs ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Are you a web designer based in the East Midlands? Yes. dijitul is based at 11 St John St, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, and has traded since 2006. Most projects run remotely, but East Midlands clients can meet us in person if they prefer, either at our office or at their premises by arrangement. ### Which East Midlands towns do you cover? All of them. We build websites for businesses in Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Lincoln and Northampton, and in towns such as Chesterfield, Newark, Worksop, Loughborough, Grantham and Kettering. The process and prices are the same wherever you are in the region. ### Can you build a website for a manufacturer or engineering firm? Yes. We build B2B sites with capability and machine lists, accreditations, sector pages, downloadable spec sheets and request-a-quote forms. Most engineering firms fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting and up to 15 pages. ### How long does an East Midlands website project take? A Starter site is typically live in 3 to 4 weeks and a Business site in 5 to 6 weeks. The main thing that affects timing is how quickly we get your content, photos and feedback, so we agree dates at the start. --- # Web Design across Yorkshire and the Humber Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/yorkshire-and-the-humber/ > Across Yorkshire and the Humber, dijitul designs and builds custom websites for Leeds professional firms, Sheffield engineers, York and coast hospitality businesses and Humber food processors. We work from Mansfield, a short drive from South Yorkshire, and run projects remotely. Websites start from £250 + VAT, ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Yorkshire and the Humber is several website markets in one. Leeds is a major centre for finance, law and digital businesses, and Channel 4 has its national headquarters there, so professional firms and agencies in the city compete hard for every search term. Their sites need detailed service pages, team profiles, fast load times and schema markup, plus clear routes to book a consultation. Sheffield built its name on steel and cutlery, and the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre on the edge of Rotherham sits among engineering firms that sell to other businesses. Those firms need B2B sites that show machining capacity, materials, certifications and sectors served. Bradford, Huddersfield and Halifax keep a strong textiles and manufacturing base, and Hull and the Humber are tied to ports, chemicals and offshore wind, with Siemens Gamesa making turbine blades in Hull. - Leeds law and accountancy firms: professional services sites built to rank locally - Sheffield and South Yorkshire engineers: capability pages and quote forms - York, Whitby, Harrogate and the Dales: booking sites for hotels, cafés and attractions - Grimsby and Hull food processors: trade sites with product ranges - North Yorkshire and East Riding farm shops: online shops with local delivery Hospitality in York and on the coast is fiercely competitive in search, and the big booking platforms often outrank small hotels for their own names. A fast site with direct booking, good photography and an accurate Google Business Profile helps take some of that business back. In Doncaster and along the M18 and M62, logistics firms want sites that win contracts and fill vacancies. South Yorkshire borders our Mansfield base, so meeting in person in Sheffield, Rotherham or Doncaster is easy to arrange if you would like to. Elsewhere in the region, everything runs remotely over video calls. ## Who we build websites for in Yorkshire and the Humber - Law and accountancy firms - Steel and engineering manufacturers - Hotels, B&Bs and attractions - Digital and creative agencies - Seafood and food processors - Logistics and haulage firms - Farm shops and food producers - Textile and fashion businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you design websites for businesses in Yorkshire? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses across Yorkshire and the Humber from our base in Mansfield. Projects run over video calls and a shared staging site, and South Yorkshire clients can meet us in person if they prefer, because Sheffield is only a short drive away. ### Can you help a York hotel take more direct bookings? Yes. We build fast, booking-led sites with clear room pages, real photography and a booking engine or availability calendar, and we tidy your Google Business Profile. That gives guests a reason to book direct rather than through a platform that charges you commission. ### Can you build a website for a Sheffield engineering company? Yes. We build B2B sites with capability lists, materials and tolerances, certifications, sector pages and request-a-quote forms that collect drawings. Most engineering sites fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting by someone who will ask the right technical questions. --- # Web Design across North West England Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/north-west/ > dijitul builds websites for North West England businesses, from Manchester agencies and Liverpool venues to Lancashire engineers and Lake District hotels. Every site is custom designed and built remotely from our Mansfield base, with designs shared online. Prices start from £250 + VAT for a website and £750 + VAT for an online shop. Greater Manchester has one of the biggest concentrations of digital, media and professional businesses outside London, and MediaCityUK in Salford houses BBC and ITV operations alongside production and tech firms. That means a crowded search market. A Manchester accountant, recruitment agency or clinic is up against dozens of local rivals plus national brands, so pages have to be written for specific services and specific areas, with schema markup and fast load times that pass Core Web Vitals. Liverpool combines a working port, a large visitor economy and the Knowledge Quarter around its universities and hospitals. Bars, restaurants, venues and hotels need sites built around menus, events and bookings, and they need them to work on a phone in a queue. Warrington, where the M6, M62 and M56 meet, is a big logistics hub, and Lancashire has a large aerospace and defence presence, including BAE Systems at Warton and Samlesbury, with a long chain of suppliers that need credible B2B websites. - Manchester and Salford firms: service-led sites built to rank in a busy market - Liverpool hospitality: menu, events and booking pages - Lake District hotels, cafés and activity providers: booking sites that cope with summer peaks - Cheshire and Lancashire manufacturers: capability and quote pages - Recruitment agencies: job listings and candidate registration Cumbria is different again. Tourism in the Lake District runs on online bookings, often over limited rural connections, so pages must be light and booking forms must deliver every time. We have no office in the North West. All design and build work is done in Mansfield, with briefs, reviews and training handled over video calls. ## Who we build websites for in North West England - Digital, media and creative agencies - Recruitment agencies - Bars, restaurants and venues - Hotels, cafés and activity providers - Aerospace and engineering suppliers - Logistics and distribution firms - Solicitors and accountants - Clinics and therapists ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Manchester businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for Manchester and Salford businesses remotely from Mansfield. Because the Manchester search market is so busy, we focus on separate service pages, local area pages, schema markup and speed, which all help a site compete for the phrases customers actually type. ### Can you build a booking website for a Lake District business? Yes. We build booking-led sites for hotels, B&Bs, holiday cottages and activity providers, with availability, deposits and seasonal pricing, or connect your existing booking engine. Pages are kept light so they load on weak rural mobile signal. ### Do you build recruitment agency websites? Yes. We build recruitment sites with job listings, filters by sector and location, candidate registration and CV upload forms, plus client pages for employers. Larger job boards with integrations into recruitment software are given a fixed quote after a short scoping call. --- # Web Design across North East England Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/north-east/ > In North East England, dijitul designs and builds websites for automotive suppliers, Teesside industry, Newcastle tech firms and Northumberland holiday businesses. We work remotely from Mansfield and share every design and staging site online. Websites start from £250 + VAT, Business sites from £500 + VAT and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. North East England still leans on making things. Nissan's Sunderland plant supports a wide automotive supplier network across Tyne and Wear and County Durham, and Hitachi Rail builds trains at Newton Aycliffe. Suppliers in those chains use their websites to get onto approved supplier lists, so buyers want to see certifications, machine capability, quality procedures and sectors served before they pick up the phone. Teesside, with the Teesworks site and Teesside Freeport, is attracting new industry, including offshore wind and low-carbon manufacturing, and new businesses there need a credible site from day one. Newcastle is the region's business centre. Sage has its headquarters in the city, Newcastle Helix brings together the university, data science and tech companies, and the region has a well-established games industry. Tech firms want clear product pages, fast performance and a site their own staff can update, often on Webflow or WordPress. - Automotive and rail suppliers: B2B sites with capability and quality pages - Teesside energy and process firms: corporate sites and tender-ready information - Newcastle tech, games and professional firms: fast, clear sites built to rank - Northumberland and County Durham: booking sites for holiday cottages and attractions - Farm shops and food producers: online shops with local delivery and collection Northumberland's coast and countryside support a lot of holiday cottages, cafés and food businesses, where weak broadband and mobile signal make page weight a real issue. Durham adds university, tourism and public sector suppliers who often need accessible sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA. Local search in Newcastle and Sunderland is competitive for trades and clinics; in market towns such as Hexham or Morpeth, a page per service and a tidy Google Business Profile go a long way. We work from Mansfield, with no office in the North East. ## Who we build websites for in North East England - Automotive and rail suppliers - Process and energy businesses - Software and games companies - Holiday cottages and tourism businesses - Farm shops and food producers - Accountants and solicitors - Trades and construction firms ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you work with businesses in Newcastle and the North East? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses across Newcastle, Sunderland, Teesside, Durham and Northumberland. Everything is run remotely from our Mansfield base, with video calls for the brief and a private staging link for you to review before launch. ### Can you build a website that helps us get onto supplier lists? Yes. Buyers checking a new supplier look for certifications, capability, quality processes, sectors served and a named contact. We build those into clear pages with downloadable documents and a quote form, so a procurement team can find what they need without phoning first. ### Can you build a holiday cottage website for Northumberland? Yes. We build booking sites with availability calendars, deposits and seasonal pricing, or link to your existing booking system, and keep the pages light so they load on rural connections. A small holiday let site usually fits our Starter package from £250 + VAT. --- # Web Design across the West Midlands Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/west-midlands/ > We are dijitul, and we design and build websites for West Midlands businesses: Birmingham professional firms, Black Country engineers, Coventry automotive suppliers and Stoke-on-Trent ceramics makers. All work is done remotely from Mansfield, about an hour up the M1 and A38. Websites start from £250 + VAT and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. The West Midlands is England's manufacturing heartland, and a large share of its websites need to sell to other businesses. Jaguar Land Rover has major sites in Solihull and Castle Bromwich, Coventry is known for automotive engineering and battery research around WMG at the University of Warwick, and the Black Country still has a dense cluster of casting, toolmaking and fabrication firms, many of them family owned. Plenty of those firms still run on a site built a decade ago that does not work on a phone. A rebuilt manufacturing website with capability pages, machine lists, accreditations and a drawing upload on the quote form is often the single most useful marketing job they can do. Birmingham is the region's commercial hub, with a large legal, accountancy and financial services sector, and HSBC UK has its headquarters in the city. Firms there need sites that compete in a busy search market: detailed service pages, consultant profiles, reviews pulled from Google, and fast, accessible pages. - Automotive and engineering suppliers: B2B sites with capability and quality detail - Black Country fabricators: quote forms that accept drawings and DXF files - Stoke-on-Trent ceramics makers: online shops with careful product photography - Birmingham law and accountancy firms: service pages written to rank - Shropshire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire: sites for farm shops, venues and tourism Stoke-on-Trent remains the home of British ceramics, and makers selling tableware and giftware online need product pages where white glazes and fine pattern detail look right, plus delivery rules for fragile items. The rural counties to the west bring farm shops, wedding venues and holiday lets that need booking and ecommerce sites. We have no West Midlands office. Projects run from Mansfield over video calls and shared previews. ## Who we build websites for in West Midlands - Automotive and engineering suppliers - Toolmakers and fabricators - Ceramics and homeware makers - Law and accountancy firms - Recruitment agencies - Wholesalers and distributors - Wedding venues and farm shops - Independent retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you design websites for Birmingham businesses? Yes. We build websites for Birmingham businesses remotely from Mansfield, from law and accountancy firms to trades and retailers. In a market as competitive as Birmingham, we focus on a page per service, local schema, speed and a well-maintained Google Business Profile. ### Can a quote form accept technical drawings? Yes. We can build quote forms that accept PDF, DXF, DWG and STEP files, with sensible size limits, and send them straight to the right inbox. That saves engineering firms a round of emails before they can price a job. ### Can you build an online shop for fragile products like ceramics? Yes. We build Shopify or WooCommerce shops with delivery rules for fragile items, packaging options, gift notes and product galleries with zoom. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT, and larger catalogues get a fixed quote. --- # Web Design across the East of England Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/east-of-england/ > Cambridge start-ups, Norwich insurers, Fenland growers and Norfolk coast hotels can all get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build sites for businesses across the East of England, working remotely from Mansfield with online previews. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops start from £750 + VAT. The East of England runs from the Fens and the Norfolk coast down to the commuter towns of Hertfordshire and Essex, and its websites are just as varied. Cambridge is one of Europe's best-known technology and life sciences clusters, with Cambridge Science Park, the Cambridge Biomedical Campus and Arm headquartered in the city. Start-ups and spin-outs there need a start-up website that explains complex science in plain language, looks credible to investors, and is easy for a small team to update as the company grows. Norwich has a large insurance and financial services presence and the Norwich Research Park, focused on food, health and plant science. Regulated firms need clear, accessible pages, consistent disclosures and careful handling of cookie consent under PECR. The Port of Felixstowe is one of the UK's main container ports, and the A14 and A1 corridors carry a big logistics industry through Peterborough and Huntingdon, where hauliers and freight firms want sites that win contracts and recruit drivers. - Cambridge tech and life sciences: launch sites and product pages for spin-outs - Norwich insurers and professional firms: accessible, well-structured service sites - Fenland growers and food producers: trade sites, farm shops and online ordering - Felixstowe and A14 logistics: contract-winning sites with careers sections - Norfolk and Suffolk coast: booking sites for hotels, holiday parks and cafés Agriculture is huge across Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk, and farm shops and producers increasingly sell boxes, hampers and local delivery online. Seaside hotels and holiday parks need booking sites that stay up through the summer and load on patchy coastal signal. Search competition is toughest in Cambridge and the Hertfordshire commuter towns, where trades and clinics compete with London-facing businesses. We have no staff in the region and run every project from Mansfield over video calls. ## Who we build websites for in East of England - Tech and life sciences start-ups - Insurance and financial services firms - Growers and farm shops - Port and freight logistics businesses - Holiday parks and hotels - Accountants and solicitors - Independent retailers - Charities ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Cambridge start-ups? Yes. We design launch sites and product sites for start-ups and spin-outs, usually on WordPress or Webflow so the team can edit pages without a developer. If you need a web app or SaaS platform rather than a marketing site, our sister company at dijituldevelopments.co.uk handles that. ### Can you build an online farm shop for a business in Norfolk or Suffolk? Yes. We build online shops with delivery by postcode, delivery-day selection, click-and-collect and hampers or boxes as products. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT, including payments, delivery rules and staff training on handling orders. ### Are you based in the East of England? No. dijitul is based in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, and works with East of England businesses remotely. That means video calls for the brief and reviews, a private staging site for feedback and a recorded walkthrough at launch, with no travel costs on your quote. --- # Web Design across London Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/london/ > London businesses use dijitul for custom websites at regional prices: law and accountancy practices, clinics, restaurants, studios and independent shops across every borough. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, so you pay for the work rather than central London overheads. Websites start from £250 + VAT, online shops from £750 + VAT. London is the hardest place in the UK to win local search. A dentist in Islington, an electrician in Croydon or an accountant in Clapham is competing not just with neighbours but with national chains, directories and lead-generation sites that spend heavily on content. The way through is usually narrower targeting: a page for each service and each borough or neighbourhood you actually serve, written properly rather than copied with the place name swapped, plus LocalBusiness schema and a Google Business Profile that matches your site exactly. The City and Canary Wharf hold the biggest concentration of banks, insurers, law firms and accountancy practices in the country. Firms regulated by the FCA or the SRA have rules about what their websites must show, such as regulatory status and complaints information, and those need to sit cleanly in the footer and key pages. Shoreditch, Old Street and King's Cross host thousands of tech and design businesses, and the West End mixes retail, hospitality and theatre. - Law and accountancy firms: professional sites with regulatory information in place - Clinics, dentists and therapists: online booking and treatment pages - Restaurants, bars and cafés: menus, table booking and events - Design studios and agencies: portfolio sites that load fast with heavy imagery - Independent retailers: Shopify shops with click-and-collect and local delivery Many London businesses have no fixed office at all, just laptops, co-working desks and staff spread across the city, so a remote web design process suits them well. We have no London office. Work is done in Mansfield over video calls and shared staging links, and our prices are the same as for any other town. ## Who we build websites for in London - Law and accountancy firms - Financial services and consultancies - Clinics, dentists and therapists - Restaurants, bars and cafés - Design and creative studios - Tech start-ups - Independent retailers - Trades and home services ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Are your London website prices really from £250 + VAT? Yes. Our prices are the same everywhere: Starter websites from £250 + VAT, Business websites from £500 + VAT and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Because we work from Mansfield and not a central London office, the overheads are lower, and you see a written quote before anything starts. ### How can a small London business compete in local search? Target narrowly. Build a page for each service and each area you genuinely cover, add LocalBusiness schema, keep your Google Business Profile accurate and collect reviews. A neighbourhood plumber will not outrank national sites for London-wide terms, but can win searches in the boroughs they serve. ### Can my website show SRA or FCA information correctly? Yes. We add the details regulated firms usually need, such as registration numbers, regulatory status and complaints information, to the footer and the right pages. You or your compliance lead confirm the exact wording, and we make sure it appears consistently across the site. --- # Web Design across South East England Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/south-east/ > South East England businesses get custom, mobile-first websites from dijitul, from Thames Valley tech firms and Oxford spin-outs to Kent vineyards, Sussex wedding venues and Brighton studios. We design and build everything remotely from Mansfield. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce shops start from £750 + VAT. South East England wraps around London and has one of the strongest regional economies in the UK, which also makes it one of the most competitive for search. The Thames Valley, along the M4 through Reading, Slough and Bracknell, is a long-established base for technology companies and corporate headquarters. Oxford combines its university with science parks and the nearby Harwell Campus, and Milton Keynes has grown into a large centre for logistics, finance and tech. Businesses in these places are often selling to other businesses, so their sites need clear product and service pages, plain explanations of what they do, and enquiry forms that route to the right person. Brighton has a strong creative and digital scene, and plenty of small studios want a portfolio site that loads quickly despite heavy imagery, using WebP or AVIF and lazy loading. Kent is still known as the Garden of England for its orchards, vineyards and food, and Kent, Sussex and Hampshire have a lot of rural wedding venues, farm shops and holiday lets. - Vineyards and food producers: online shops with age checks and delivery zones - Wedding venues: venue sites with galleries, packages and viewing requests - Thames Valley and Oxford firms: B2B sites and launch sites for spin-outs - Brighton studios and agencies: portfolio sites - Freight and logistics around Dover, Southampton and Portsmouth: contract and careers pages Commuter towns across Surrey, Berkshire and west Kent are full of trades, clinics and tutors competing for local searches, where a page per service and a tidy Google Business Profile do most of the work. We have no South East office. All projects run from Mansfield, with video calls and staging links for review. ## Who we build websites for in South East England - Tech and software companies - Science and research spin-outs - Vineyards and food producers - Wedding venues - Creative and digital studios - Freight and logistics firms - Trades and home services - Solicitors and accountants ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for wedding venues in Kent, Sussex or Hampshire? Yes. We build venue sites with galleries, package and pricing pages, availability or viewing request forms and supplier pages. Good photography matters most, and we optimise it so the site still loads quickly on a phone. Most venue sites fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Can an online shop sell wine or alcohol? Yes. We can add age confirmation, delivery restrictions and courier rules for bottles, and set up delivery zones by postcode. You remain responsible for your licence and the wording it requires, and we make sure that information is shown clearly on the site. ### Do you have an office in the South East? No. We are based in Mansfield and design websites for South East businesses remotely. Every project includes video calls, a private staging site to review and a recorded training walkthrough, so being a few hours away makes no difference to the result. --- # Web Design across South West England Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/south-west/ > dijitul web design creates websites for South West England businesses, including Bristol agencies and engineers, Cheltenham cyber firms, and holiday lets, campsites and cafés across Cornwall, Devon and Dorset. We work remotely from Mansfield with online previews. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce shops start from £750 + VAT. South West England is a region of strong contrasts, and its websites reflect that. Bristol has a large aerospace cluster around Filton, where Airbus, Rolls-Royce and GKN Aerospace have big operations, plus a busy creative, media and tech sector. Cheltenham is home to GCHQ and a cyber security cluster has grown around it, Swindon has Nationwide's headquarters, Exeter hosts the Met Office, and Plymouth has the Devonport naval base. Engineering and defence suppliers in this part of the region need B2B sites that show capability and accreditations without saying anything a customer would not want published. Further west, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset and the Cotswolds rely heavily on tourism, food and small owner-run businesses. That makes this one of the most booking-driven parts of the country. Holiday lets, campsites, surf schools and attractions need a booking website that takes deposits, handles changeover days and seasonal pricing, and still works on a weak 4G signal in a car park. - Holiday lets and campsites: availability calendars and direct booking - Cafés, pubs and restaurants: menus, opening hours and table booking - Makers and food producers: online shops with gift options and courier rules - Bristol agencies and start-ups: fast sites they can edit themselves - Aerospace, defence and marine suppliers: capability and quote pages Tourism businesses in the South West often lose bookings to big platforms that outrank them for their own names. A fast site, an accurate Google Business Profile with up-to-date opening hours, and a direct booking route that is easier than the platform's help win some of that back. Bristol and Bath are the most competitive for local search; seaside towns are easier, but seasonal. We work from Mansfield, with no office in the South West. ## Who we build websites for in South West England - Holiday lets, campsites and attractions - Cafés, pubs and restaurants - Makers and food producers - Creative and digital agencies - Aerospace and defence suppliers - Marine businesses - Solicitors and accountants - Surf schools and activity providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a holiday let website for Cornwall or Devon? Yes. We build booking-led sites with availability calendars, changeover days, deposits and seasonal pricing, or connect the booking system you already use. A single property usually fits our Starter package from £250 + VAT, while a group of lets is normally a Business build. ### Do you work with Bristol businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for Bristol and Bath businesses remotely from Mansfield. Bristol is a busy search market, so we focus on detailed service pages, speed, schema markup and a Google Business Profile that matches your site. ### How do you make a website work on poor rural signal? We keep pages light: compressed WebP or AVIF images, minimal scripts, system or well-subset fonts and lazy loading below the fold. The booking button and phone number sit near the top, so even a slow connection gets visitors to the important part quickly. --- # Web Design in Mansfield Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/mansfield/ > Mansfield is our home town. dijitul has designed and built websites from 11 St John St since 2006, so local businesses can meet us in person as well as work remotely. We build custom, mobile-first sites for Mansfield shops, trades, clinics and firms. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. dijitul has been based in Mansfield since 2006, at The Bungalow, 11 St John St, a short walk from the Market Place. For Mansfield businesses that means something most web designers cannot offer: you can sit down with us, show us the old site that embarrasses you, and talk it through face to face. Most of the build still happens remotely, the same way it does for clients across the UK, but the meetings can be across a table if you prefer. The town's economy has changed a lot since coal, hosiery and Mansfield Brewery. Today it is retail, health and care, logistics, public services, manufacturing and a large number of small owner-run firms, and each needs something different from a website. - Town centre shops, cafés and salons around Westgate, Leeming Street and the Four Seasons: booking sites, menus and opening hours that match Google - Trades in Forest Town, Mansfield Woodhouse, Rainworth and Clipstone: click-to-call sites with a page per service and village served - Care homes and home care providers near King's Mill Hospital: clear, accessible sites that families trust - Offices at Ransom Wood Business Park: professional service sites built to rank - Engineering, wholesale and distribution firms along the A38 and A617: B2B sites and careers pages Local search in Mansfield is winnable. Search for a plumber, an accountant or a beauty salon here and the results are usually a mix of a handful of local firms, national directories and businesses from Nottingham or Sutton. A well-structured site with separate service pages, LocalBusiness schema and an accurate Google Business Profile can compete strongly for Mansfield searches, and pages for Sutton-in-Ashfield, Kirkby, Warsop, Blidworth and Ollerton widen the net. We also see a lot of Mansfield sites built years ago by a friend or a firm that has since vanished, leaving no logins and an out-of-date WordPress install. Recovering access and rebuilding properly is often where we start. ## Who we build websites for in Mansfield - Town centre shops, cafés and salons - Trades and construction firms - Care homes and home care providers - Solicitors and accountants - Dental and health clinics - Engineering and manufacturing firms - Logistics and wholesale businesses - Schools and nurseries - Charities and community groups - Sole traders and home-based businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can I meet you in person about a website in Mansfield? Yes. We are based at The Bungalow, 11 St John St, Mansfield, NG18 1QJ, and Mansfield clients are welcome to meet us there or at their own premises by arrangement. Call 01623 650333 or email info@dijitul.uk to book a time. Remote meetings work just as well if you prefer. ### How much does a website cost in Mansfield? Our Starter websites are from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages, Business websites are from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages with copywriting, and online shops are from £750 + VAT. Small changes after launch are £45 an hour + VAT, and you get a written quote first. ### Do you cover Sutton, Kirkby and the villages around Mansfield? Yes. We build websites for businesses in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Mansfield Woodhouse, Forest Town, Warsop, Rainworth, Clipstone, Blidworth and Ollerton, and further afield. They are all a short drive from our office, so in-person meetings are easy to arrange. ### Can you help my business show up when people search in Mansfield? Yes. We build a page for each service and each area you cover, add LocalBusiness schema, set up or tidy your Google Business Profile and make sure your name, address and phone number match everywhere. For ongoing SEO, our sister site searchenginetuning.co.uk can help. --- # Web Design in Nottingham Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/nottingham/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for Nottingham businesses, from Lace Market studios and Hockley bars to clinics, accountants and student letting agents. We work remotely from Mansfield, about half an hour up the A60, and can meet in person when useful. Websites start from £250 + VAT, with online shops from £750 + VAT. Nottingham is the largest city in the East Midlands and one of the most competitive places in the region to rank a small business website. Boots has its headquarters on the Beeston border, Experian runs a major UK operation from NG2, Capital One's UK business is here, and two big universities give the city a huge student and graduate population. All of that means a lot of businesses chasing the same local searches. The Lace Market and Hockley are full of creative, design and digital businesses in converted warehouses, and bars, restaurants and venues fill the streets around the Old Market Square. Hospitality sites here have to do three things well on a phone: show the menu, take a booking and give accurate opening hours that match Google. A restaurant website that hides the menu in a PDF loses customers to the place next door. - Bars, restaurants and venues: menus as real HTML, table booking and events - Accountants, solicitors and financial firms: service pages that rank for Nottingham searches - Student letting agents and landlords: property listings and enquiry forms that work on mobile - Clinics and therapists: online booking and treatment pages - BioCity and university spin-outs: launch sites that explain the science simply Local search in Nottingham is crowded. A city-wide phrase like "plumber Nottingham" is contested by directories and lead-generation sites, so smaller firms usually do better targeting the areas they serve, such as West Bridgford, Arnold, Carlton or Bulwell, with a genuine page for each, plus LocalBusiness schema and a well-kept Google Business Profile. Because Nottingham is so close to our Mansfield office, we can meet you in person if that helps, though most of the project runs over video calls and a shared staging site. ## Who we build websites for in Nottingham - Bars, restaurants and venues - Creative and digital agencies - Accountants and solicitors - Student letting and estate agents - Clinics and therapists - Life sciences start-ups - Independent retailers - Trades and home services ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Nottingham businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for Nottingham businesses from our base in Mansfield, about half an hour away. Most of the project runs over video calls and a private staging site, and we are happy to meet in person in Nottingham or at our office if that suits you. ### Can you help us rank in Nottingham suburbs like West Bridgford or Beeston? Yes. We build a genuine page for each area you serve, with local detail rather than the town name swapped in, and back it with LocalBusiness schema and an accurate Google Business Profile. Targeting suburbs is often more realistic than competing for city-wide phrases. ### Can my restaurant menu be on the website rather than a PDF? Yes, and it should be. We build menus as proper web pages that load fast, read well on a phone, can be found by Google and are easy for your staff to edit. We can also add allergen notes and a table booking button. --- # Web Design in Derby Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/derby/ > For Derby businesses, dijitul designs and builds websites that win work: B2B sites for aerospace and rail suppliers, service sites for Pride Park firms, and booking sites for Cathedral Quarter cafés and shops. We work from Mansfield, a short drive along the A38. Websites start from £250 + VAT, ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Derby is one of the UK's most important engineering cities. Rolls-Royce builds and supports aero engines here, Alstom builds trains at Litchurch Lane, and Toyota's Burnaston plant is just outside the city. Around them sits a deep supply chain of machining, fabrication, testing and design firms on Pride Park, Infinity Park and the estates around Sinfin, Raynesway and Chaddesden. For those suppliers, the website is often the first thing a buyer checks after hearing the name. That changes what a good site looks like. Engineering buyers want to see approvals and certifications, materials and processes, machine capacity, inspection equipment and the sectors you already supply, laid out so they can find it in seconds. A manufacturer's website with clear capability pages and a quote form that accepts drawings will do more than a homepage slideshow ever did. Engineering firms also recruit constantly, so a careers section with real job pages is worth building in. - Aerospace, rail and automotive suppliers: capability, quality and careers pages - Design and testing consultancies: service pages that explain technical work plainly - Pride Park and city centre professional firms: sites built to rank for Derby searches - Cathedral Quarter cafés, bars and independent shops: menus, bookings and opening hours - Trades across Allestree, Mickleover, Littleover and Spondon: click-to-call sites with area pages Local search in Derby is competitive but not as crowded as Nottingham or Leicester. Trades and clinics can often reach the top of local results with a page per service, a page per suburb they cover and a well-maintained Google Business Profile. Derby is close to our Mansfield base along the A38, so we can meet in person if you would like to. Most work runs remotely through video calls and a shared staging site. ## Who we build websites for in Derby - Aerospace and rail suppliers - Engineering and machining firms - Design and testing consultancies - Accountants and solicitors - Cafés, bars and independent shops - Trades and construction firms - Logistics businesses - Charities ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you design websites for Derby engineering companies? Yes. We build B2B websites for engineering firms with capability and machine lists, approvals, sector pages, careers sections and quote forms that accept drawings. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting and up to 15 pages. ### Can we meet you in Derby? Yes, by arrangement. Derby is a short drive from our office in Mansfield along the A38, so we can meet at your premises or ours if that helps the project. Most of the work itself runs remotely over video calls and a shared staging site. ### Do you cover the areas around Derby? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Derby and nearby places such as Belper, Ripley, Long Eaton, Ilkeston, Burton upon Trent and Ashbourne. If you serve several of these, we can build a page for each so you appear in local searches there. --- # Web Design in Leicester Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/leicester/ > Leicester businesses come to dijitul for custom websites and online shops: clothing and textile brands, Golden Mile jewellers and restaurants, food producers, wholesalers and professional firms. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, about an hour up the M1. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. Leicester grew on hosiery, knitwear and footwear, and clothing and textile manufacturing are still part of the city, often in family firms that now design, make and sell online. Those businesses need online shops that handle size and colour variants, size guides, returns and fast-loading product photography, plus wholesale or trade pricing for retail customers. Food manufacturing is significant too, with Walkers making crisps at Beaumont Leys, and Next has its head office at Enderby, just outside the city. The Golden Mile along Belgrave Road is famous for jewellers, sari shops, restaurants and sweet centres, and thousands of Leicester businesses are owner-run, often serving customers in more than one language. A multilingual site needs proper structure: a language switcher, separate URLs, hreflang tags and fonts that render Gujarati, Punjabi or other scripts correctly, rather than an automatic translation widget that Google ignores. - Clothing and textile brands: Shopify or WooCommerce shops with variants and size guides - Jewellers and bridal shops: galleries, appointment booking and product enquiries - Restaurants and sweet centres: menus, catering enquiries and online ordering - Wholesalers and distributors: trade login, price lists and bulk ordering - Space Park Leicester and university spin-outs: launch sites Leicestershire sits in the logistics golden triangle, with Magna Park near Lutterworth among the big distribution parks, so many local firms are hauliers, suppliers and warehouse operators who need contract-winning sites and careers pages. Local search in Leicester is busy: restaurants and trades compete with dozens of rivals, so detailed service pages, real photography and an accurate Google Business Profile matter. We have no office in Leicester and run projects from Mansfield over video calls. ## Who we build websites for in Leicester - Clothing and textile brands - Jewellers and bridal shops - Restaurants and sweet centres - Food manufacturers - Wholesalers and distributors - Accountants and solicitors - Logistics and haulage firms - Community and faith organisations ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a multilingual website for a Leicester business? Yes. We build multilingual sites with a language switcher, separate URLs for each language and hreflang tags so Google shows the right version, and we check that fonts display scripts such as Gujarati or Punjabi correctly. You supply the translated text. Multilingual builds get a fixed quote. ### Can you build a wholesale or trade ordering site? Yes. We can add trade accounts with their own price lists, minimum order quantities and bulk ordering alongside a normal retail shop. Simple trade features fit within ecommerce builds from £750 + VAT, and larger B2B setups are given a fixed quote. ### Do you work with Leicester businesses in person? Most projects run remotely from our Mansfield office over video calls and a shared staging site, which keeps costs down. Leicester is about an hour away, so if a meeting in person would genuinely help, we can talk about it when we quote. --- # Web Design in Lincoln Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/lincoln/ > dijitul builds websites for Lincoln businesses: hotels and cafés around Bailgate and Steep Hill, engineering firms, agri-food suppliers, letting agents and professional practices. Every site is custom designed and mobile-first, built remotely from Mansfield, about an hour away. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. Lincoln is a cathedral city and the commercial centre of a large, mostly rural county. Tourism and hospitality matter a great deal in the historic quarter around the Cathedral, the Castle, Bailgate and Steep Hill, where hotels, guest houses, tearooms and independent shops compete for visitors who are usually searching on a phone while they walk. Those businesses need sites with clear opening hours, real photography, a menu or room pages and a booking or enquiry button that works first time. A tidy hotel or guest house site with direct booking can also reduce reliance on commission-based platforms. The University of Lincoln, with its main campus on the Brayford Pool waterfront, has transformed that part of the city and brought a large student population, so letting agents, landlords, takeaways and gyms need fast, mobile-first sites. Engineering has a long history here, with Siemens Energy making industrial gas turbines in Lincoln and a network of fabrication firms around it. - Hotels, B&Bs and tearooms in the historic quarter: booking-led sites - Engineering and fabrication firms: capability and quote pages - Agri-food businesses linked to the county's farming: trade and product sites - Student letting agents: property listings with filters and enquiry forms - Defence contractors and service businesses near RAF Waddington: clear corporate sites Lincolnshire's farming and food industry shapes the wider economy, and the University of Lincoln runs the Lincoln Institute for Agri-Food Technology. Rural suppliers often have customers with slow connections, so page weight matters. Local search in Lincoln is moderately competitive: hospitality is the busiest category, while trades and professional firms can do well with a page per service and an accurate Google Business Profile. We run all Lincoln projects from Mansfield over video calls. ## Who we build websites for in Lincoln - Hotels, B&Bs and tearooms - Engineering and fabrication firms - Agri-food and farming businesses - Student letting agents - Defence contractors - Solicitors and accountants - Independent retailers - Charities ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Lincoln hotel or guest house? Yes. We build hotel and guest house sites with room pages, galleries, a direct booking engine or availability calendar, and clear location information. That helps guests book with you directly rather than through a platform that takes commission. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Do you build letting agent websites in Lincoln? Yes. We build property sites with listings, filters for price, bedrooms and area, viewing request forms and landlord pages. If you use letting software with a property feed, we can usually pull listings in automatically. Larger feed integrations are given a fixed quote. ### Do you visit Lincoln? Website projects do not need a site visit. We run Lincoln projects remotely from Mansfield with video calls, a shared staging site and a recorded training session, so there are no travel costs on your quote. --- # Web Design in Northampton Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/northampton/ > Northampton shoemakers, logistics firms, motorsport engineers and local trades can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build mobile-first sites and online shops, working remotely from Mansfield, a straight run down the M1. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce shops that sell worldwide start from £750 + VAT. Northampton is famous for shoemaking. Makers such as Church's, Tricker's and Crockett and Jones still produce footwear in and around the town, and smaller leather and footwear brands sell directly online to customers around the world. A footwear or leather goods shop has particular needs: size and width variants, fitting guides, detailed close-up photography, international delivery rates and currency display, and clear returns terms. Shopify handles multi-currency selling well, and WooCommerce can do the same with the right setup. The town also sits right on the M1, which has made it a major base for distribution. Brackmills Industrial Estate and Moulton Park host big warehouses, manufacturers and service firms, and those businesses use their websites to win contracts and recruit. Barclaycard has a large operation in Northampton, and several insurers and lenders run offices here, so regulated financial firms need clear, compliant pages. - Footwear and leather brands: international online shops with size and width variants - Logistics and distribution firms: service pages, coverage maps and careers - Motorsport engineering suppliers near Silverstone: capability pages and quote forms - Financial services and insurance: accessible sites with regulatory information - Trades across Duston, Kingsthorpe, Wootton and Moulton: click-to-call sites Silverstone is just over the border, and the area forms part of the UK's motorsport valley, so precision engineering firms here need sites that speak to racing teams and OEMs. Northampton is one of England's largest towns, so local search for trades and clinics is busy. Area pages for the parts of town you serve, plus an accurate Google Business Profile, give a smaller firm a realistic way in. We run Northampton projects remotely from Mansfield. ## Who we build websites for in Northampton - Footwear and leather goods brands - Logistics and distribution firms - Motorsport engineering suppliers - Financial services and insurance - Accountants and solicitors - Trades and construction firms - Hospitality businesses - Charities ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online shop that sells shoes internationally? Yes. We build footwear shops with size and width variants, fitting guides, close-up product galleries, international shipping zones and multi-currency pricing on Shopify or WooCommerce. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT; large catalogues or complex integrations get a fixed quote. ### Do you design websites for Northampton logistics companies? Yes. We build sites that explain your services, fleet and coverage clearly, with a quote request form for shippers and a careers section for drivers and warehouse staff. A logistics site usually fits our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Is dijitul based in Northampton? No. We are based in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, and work with Northampton businesses remotely. Briefs and reviews happen over video calls, and you see your site on a private staging link before launch. Prices are the same as anywhere else in the UK. --- # Web Design in Chesterfield Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/chesterfield/ > dijitul web design is a close neighbour for Chesterfield businesses: we design and build websites from Mansfield, about half an hour along the A617. We create sites for engineering firms, Markham Vale businesses, market traders and Peak District hospitality. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce shops from £750 + VAT. Chesterfield grew on coal, iron and engineering, and plenty of precision engineering and fabrication firms still work from the estates at Sheepbridge, Dunston and Whittington Moor. Many of them have a website that was built a long time ago and says little more than a company name and a phone number. Buyers now expect more: a list of processes and machines, materials handled, approvals, examples of typical parts, and a simple way to send a drawing for a price. That kind of engineering website is usually a Business build. Markham Vale, on the old colliery site beside Junction 29a of the M1, is now a large business park with distribution, manufacturing and service firms, and the town centre has one of England's largest open-air markets, famous for the Crooked Spire beside it. Market traders and independent shops increasingly want a simple site or online shop to sell between market days. - Engineering and fabrication firms: capability pages and quote forms - Market traders and independent shops: small online shops with click-and-collect - Cafés, pubs and B&Bs serving Peak District visitors: menus, rooms and bookings - Trades in Brimington, Staveley, Hasland and Wingerworth: click-to-call sites with area pages - Care providers and clinics near Chesterfield Royal Hospital: clear, accessible sites Chesterfield is the gateway to the Peak District, so hospitality businesses here compete for visitor searches as well as local ones. Sheffield is a short drive north, which means many Chesterfield firms serve both and need area pages for each. Local search for most trades is very winnable with a page per service and a well-kept Google Business Profile. Because we are so close, Chesterfield clients can meet us in person if they want to, though most of the work runs remotely. ## Who we build websites for in Chesterfield - Engineering and fabrication firms - Distribution businesses - Market traders and independent shops - Cafés, pubs and B&Bs - Trades and construction firms - Care providers and clinics - Accountants and solicitors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can we meet you in person about a Chesterfield website? Yes. Chesterfield is about half an hour from our Mansfield office along the A617, so meeting in person is easy to arrange if you would like to. Most of the project still runs over video calls and a shared staging site, which keeps things quick. ### Can a market trader have a small online shop? Yes. We build small shops with a handful of products, card payments, click-and-collect from your stall or shop, and local delivery if you offer it. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT and include training so you can add products yourself. ### Do you cover Sheffield as well as Chesterfield? Yes. Many Chesterfield businesses work in both, so we often build separate pages for Chesterfield, Sheffield and the villages in between. Each page is written for that area rather than copied, which gives you a better chance in local searches. --- # Web Design in Loughborough Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/loughborough/ > In Loughborough, dijitul designs and builds websites for university spin-outs, sports and fitness businesses, engineering manufacturers, student letting agents and town centre shops. We work remotely from Mansfield, less than an hour away. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops start from £750 + VAT, with every design custom made. Loughborough has a reputation well beyond its size, and most of it comes from the university. Loughborough University is internationally known for sport and engineering, and the Loughborough University Science and Enterprise Park next to campus is home to technology, engineering and sports science businesses. Spin-outs and young tech firms there need a site that explains a technical product in plain English, looks credible to investors and partners, and can be edited by a small team without calling a developer every week. WordPress with the block editor or Webflow both work well for that. Sports, fitness and performance businesses cluster around the university, and they mostly need gym and coaching sites with class timetables, online booking and membership payments. The town also has deep engineering roots: Brush has made electrical machines here for well over a century, the John Taylor bell foundry still operates, and the Charnwood Campus is now a science and enterprise location. - Spin-outs and tech firms on LUSEP: launch and product sites - Gyms, coaches and sports clubs: timetables, booking and memberships - Engineering manufacturers: capability pages and quote forms - Student letting agents and landlords: listings with filters and viewing requests - Cafés, takeaways and town centre shops: menus, ordering and opening hours The student population shapes the local market. Letting agents, takeaways and gyms compete hard for searches that happen almost entirely on phones, so mobile speed and click-to-call buttons matter more than anything on a desktop layout. Trades and professional firms, by contrast, face less competition than in Leicester or Nottingham and can do well with a page per service, area pages for Shepshed, Quorn and Barrow upon Soar, and an accurate Google Business Profile. We run Loughborough projects remotely from Mansfield. ## Who we build websites for in Loughborough - University spin-outs and tech firms - Gyms, coaches and sports clubs - Engineering manufacturers - Student letting agents - Cafés and takeaways - Accountants and solicitors - Independent retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Loughborough sports or fitness business? Yes. We build gym, coaching and club sites with class timetables, online booking, membership sign-up and payments, or link the booking software you already use. A typical fitness site fits our Business package from £500 + VAT, with copywriting included. ### Do you build websites for university spin-outs? Yes. We build launch and product sites that explain the technology clearly, show the team and partners you can name, and capture investor or customer enquiries. If you later need a web app, our sister company at dijituldevelopments.co.uk builds those. ### Do you cover Shepshed, Quorn and the Charnwood villages? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Charnwood, including Shepshed, Quorn, Barrow upon Soar, Sileby and Mountsorrel. If you serve several of those places, we can create a proper page for each to help you appear in their local searches. --- # Web Design in Newark-on-Trent Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/newark-on-trent/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for Newark-on-Trent businesses: antiques and collectables dealers, farms and agricultural engineers, estate agents, pubs and independent shops around the Market Place. We are based in Mansfield, half an hour along the A617, and can meet in person. Websites start from £250 + VAT, ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Newark-on-Trent is a historic market town where the A1 and A46 meet, with fast trains to London from Newark North Gate. Its businesses are mostly small and owner-run, and several local trades have web needs that are unusual for a town of this size. Antiques is the obvious one. Newark Showground hosts some of the largest antiques and collectors fairs in the country, and many dealers now sell online between fairs. An antiques shop is different from a normal online store: most items are one-offs, so stock levels are always one, photography has to show condition honestly from several angles, and listings need to come down the moment something sells at a fair. A WooCommerce build handles single-item stock well and lets you add pieces quickly from a phone. - Antiques and collectables dealers: one-off item shops with fast listing - Farms and agricultural engineers: service sites, parts enquiries and machinery for sale - Estate agents: property listings and valuation request forms - Pubs, cafés and shops around the Market Place: menus, events and opening hours - Trades across Balderton, Collingham and Southwell: click-to-call sites with area pages The surrounding countryside is farmland, and British Sugar runs a sugar beet factory at Newark, so agriculture and food processing are important. Farm businesses and agricultural engineers often sell used machinery, which suits simple listing pages with photos, specs and an enquiry button rather than a full checkout. Local search in Newark is less crowded than in Nottingham or Lincoln, so a site with a page per service and a well-kept Google Business Profile can rank strongly. Newark is close to our Mansfield office, so we are happy to meet in person. ## Who we build websites for in Newark-on-Trent - Antiques and collectables dealers - Farms and agricultural engineers - Estate agents - Pubs, cafés and independent shops - Food producers - Accountants and solicitors - Trades and construction firms - Logistics businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online shop for an antiques dealer in Newark? Yes. We build shops for one-off items, where each listing has a stock of one, several condition photos and a description you can add quickly from a phone. Items can be marked sold instantly if they go at a fair. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT. ### Can we meet you in Newark? Yes. Newark is about half an hour from our Mansfield office, so we can meet in person at your premises or ours if that suits you. The design and build are done remotely, and you review progress on a private staging site. ### Can an agricultural engineer list used machinery for sale? Yes. We can build simple machinery listing pages with photos, specifications, hours and price, plus an enquiry button, without a full shop checkout. You can add and remove machines yourself, and each listing can be shared directly on social media. --- # Web Design in Sutton-in-Ashfield Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/sutton-in-ashfield/ > Sutton-in-Ashfield is right next door to dijitul's Mansfield office, so we design and build websites for Sutton businesses as a genuinely local company, with in-person meetings easy to arrange. We build sites for trades, salons, takeaways, care providers and manufacturers. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops start from £750 + VAT. Sutton-in-Ashfield is the largest town in Ashfield and only a few minutes from our office on St John St. Like much of west Nottinghamshire it grew on coal and hosiery, and when those industries went it rebuilt around manufacturing, distribution, retail, health and a large number of small firms. Many of those firms have grown without much thought for their website: a page built by a friend, a free email address, and no idea who holds the logins. That is where most Sutton projects start. A trades business with a broken or missing site usually needs a trades website that does the basics brilliantly: a big click-to-call button, a page for each job type, photos of real work, and a contact form that actually arrives in the inbox. Paired with a Google Business Profile that is verified and complete, that is often enough to start winning local work. - Builders, roofers, electricians and plumbers: click-to-call sites with service pages - Hair and beauty salons: online booking and price lists - Takeaways and cafés: menus and ordering links that work on phones - Care providers and clinics near King's Mill Hospital: clear, trustworthy sites - Small manufacturers and wholesalers near the A38 and Junction 28: B2B sites The town centre around the Idlewells Shopping Centre and Portland Square has independent shops, salons and services that compete with Mansfield and Kirkby for the same customers. Local search here is very winnable: there are fewer strong local websites than in Nottingham, so a well-built site with area pages for Sutton, Huthwaite, Skegby and Stanton Hill can reach the top of results. Because we are just down the road, Sutton clients can pop into our office or have us visit by arrangement. ## Who we build websites for in Sutton-in-Ashfield - Trades and construction firms - Hair and beauty salons - Takeaways and cafés - Care providers and clinics - Small manufacturers - Wholesalers and distributors - Independent retailers - Sole traders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Is dijitul local to Sutton-in-Ashfield? Yes. Our office is at 11 St John St in Mansfield, a few minutes from Sutton. You are welcome to meet us there or have us come to you by arrangement. Most of the build still runs remotely, so you can review everything online without needing to travel. ### My old website was built by a friend and I do not have the logins. Can you help? Yes, this is very common. We work out where the domain and hosting are registered, help you recover access, take a backup and then either repair the old site or build a new one. You will own everything afterwards, with the logins handed over properly. ### How much does a website for a Sutton tradesperson cost? Most trades sites fit our Starter package from £250 + VAT: up to 5 pages, custom design, click-to-call, a contact form and Google Business Profile setup. If you want a page for each service and area, the Business package from £500 + VAT includes up to 15 pages and copywriting. --- # Web Design in Kirkby-in-Ashfield Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/kirkby-in-ashfield/ > dijitul is about ten minutes from Kirkby-in-Ashfield, and we design and build websites for Kirkby trades, local shops, salons, small manufacturers and distribution businesses near Junction 27. Work runs from our Mansfield office, mostly remotely, with face-to-face meetings easy to arrange. Websites start from £250 + VAT, ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Kirkby-in-Ashfield is the administrative centre of Ashfield, home to the district council on Urban Road, and like Sutton and Mansfield it was built on coal. Since the pits closed, new activity has come from manufacturing, logistics and small businesses on the estates around Lowmoor Road, plus Sherwood Business Park at Annesley near Junction 27 of the M1. The Robin Hood Line gives direct trains to Nottingham and Mansfield. For a town of this size, the website problems are practical. Tradespeople and sole traders mostly want a site that loads on a phone, a contact form that works, an email address on their own domain rather than a free account, and to appear properly on Google Maps. We see a lot of Kirkby businesses whose site was built by a previous agency that has since disappeared, leaving an out-of-date WordPress install and no logins. Recovering it is often the first job, then deciding whether a refresh or a full rebuild makes more sense. - Trades and sole traders: simple, fast sites with click-to-call and service pages - Local shops, takeaways and salons: menus, price lists and booking - Small manufacturers and engineers: capability pages and quote forms - Warehouse and distribution firms near Junction 27: service and careers pages - Care providers: clear sites that families and staff can trust Distribution firms at Sherwood Business Park and nearby recruit constantly, so a careers section with proper job pages, which can be marked up with JobPosting schema so roles can show in Google's job listings, is often worth more to them than the services pages. Local search for trades in Kirkby, Annesley and Selston is not crowded, so a well-built site and a verified Google Business Profile usually make a visible difference quickly. Our Mansfield office is close by, so meeting in person is simple. ## Who we build websites for in Kirkby-in-Ashfield - Trades and construction firms - Small manufacturers and engineers - Warehouse and distribution businesses - Local shops and takeaways - Hair and beauty salons - Care providers - Sole traders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can we meet you in person in Kirkby? Yes. Kirkby-in-Ashfield is around ten minutes from our office in Mansfield, so we can meet at your premises or ours by arrangement. The design and build run remotely, and you review progress on a private staging link before anything goes live. ### Can you add job vacancies to our website? Yes. We build careers sections with a page for each role, an application form or CV upload, and JobPosting schema so vacancies can appear in Google's job search results. Your team can add and close roles themselves after a short training session. ### Can I get an email address on my own domain with a new website? Yes. We can set up email on your domain through Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace and configure the records that help it avoid spam folders. The email service is billed by the provider, and the domain cost is listed separately in your quote. --- # Web Design in Worksop Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/worksop/ > Worksop businesses can get a custom website from dijitul, whether they are Dukeries wedding venues, food manufacturers, distribution firms at Manton Wood or independent traders in the town centre. We design and build from Mansfield, about half an hour south, with meetings in person possible. Websites start from £250 + VAT, ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Worksop is the largest town in Bassetlaw and sits on the A57 close to the A1, with trains on the line between Sheffield and Lincoln. Those links have made it a significant base for distribution and manufacturing, much of it at Manton Wood and other estates on the edge of town. The town has also had to adapt: Wilko, which had its headquarters and main distribution centre here, went into administration in 2023, a big change for a town of its size. Worksop is the gateway to the Dukeries, the area of great estates that includes Clumber Park, now run by the National Trust. The countryside around it has wedding venues, event spaces, holiday lets and country pubs that depend on their websites. A wedding venue site needs galleries that load quickly, clear packages, a way to request a viewing and pages for each type of event. - Wedding and events venues in the Dukeries: galleries, packages and viewing requests - Food manufacturers: trade sites with product ranges and accreditations - Distribution firms at Manton Wood: service and careers pages - Pubs, cafés and hospitality: menus, events and bookings - Town centre traders and new sole traders: small, affordable starter sites Local search in Worksop is moderately competitive. Sheffield is half an hour away, so some searches pull in city businesses, but a Worksop firm with a page per service, area pages for Carlton in Lindrick, Shireoaks and Clowne, and a complete Google Business Profile can hold its own. Newly started businesses often need their first proper website, and our Starter package from £250 + VAT is built for that. We are around half an hour away in Mansfield and can meet in person if you would like. ## Who we build websites for in Worksop - Wedding and events venues - Food manufacturers - Distribution and logistics firms - Pubs, cafés and hospitality - Engineering firms - Independent retailers - Trades and new sole traders - Charities ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a wedding venue website near Worksop? Yes. We build venue sites with fast-loading galleries, package and pricing pages, a viewing request form and pages for weddings, parties and corporate events. Good venue sites usually fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting. ### I have just started a business in Worksop. What website do I need? Most new businesses start with our Starter package from £250 + VAT: up to 5 pages, a custom design, click-to-call, a contact form, Google Business Profile setup, Analytics and Search Console. You can add pages later as the business grows. ### Do you visit Worksop? We can. Worksop is about half an hour north of our Mansfield office, so a meeting in person is practical if it would help. Most of the work is done remotely through video calls and a private staging site. --- # Web Design in Hucknall Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/hucknall/ > dijitul web design works with Hucknall businesses from its Mansfield office, around twenty minutes away. We design and build websites for home-based businesses, trades, childcare providers, estate agents, cafés and engineering suppliers. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops start from £750 + VAT, with meetings in person easy to arrange. Hucknall sits on the northern edge of Nottingham, inside Ashfield, and has a long link with aviation through Rolls-Royce at Hucknall Aerodrome. It is the northern end of tram Line 1 into Nottingham, has a Robin Hood Line station and is a few minutes from Junction 27 of the M1. That makes it popular with commuters and with small businesses that serve customers across Nottingham and Ashfield. New housing on the edges of the town has brought a lot more home-based businesses: tutors, dog groomers, childminders, bookkeepers, cake makers, beauty therapists working from a garden room. These businesses usually need a simple, professional site that shows what they offer, the area they cover, prices or packages, and a way to book or enquire. A one-page website or a small Starter site is often exactly right. - Home-based businesses: small sites with prices, booking and service area - Childcare providers and nurseries: clear, reassuring sites with Ofsted information - Trades: click-to-call sites with pages for Hucknall, Bestwood and Linby - Estate agents and accountants on the High Street: service and listing pages - Engineering and aerospace suppliers: capability pages and quote forms Because Hucknall businesses often serve north Nottingham as well, area pages for Bulwell, Arnold, Bestwood Village and Annesley help them appear in those searches too. Local competition is moderate: busier than Kirkby, much quieter than central Nottingham. A complete Google Business Profile with photos and reviews, matched by a fast site, is usually the biggest single improvement. Hucknall is close to our Mansfield office, so we can meet in person if you prefer. ## Who we build websites for in Hucknall - Home-based businesses - Childcare providers and nurseries - Trades and construction firms - Estate agents and accountants - Cafés, salons and independent shops - Engineering and aerospace suppliers - Tutors and dog groomers - Sole traders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for home-based businesses in Hucknall? Yes. Many of our smallest projects are for people working from home. A one-page or Starter site from £250 + VAT can show your services, prices, the area you cover and a booking or contact form, without needing to publish your home address. ### Can my website cover Bulwell and north Nottingham too? Yes. If you serve customers beyond Hucknall, we can build a separate page for each area, such as Bulwell, Arnold, Bestwood and Annesley, written for that place rather than copied. That gives you a better chance of appearing when people search there. ### Can we meet in person? Yes. Hucknall is around twenty minutes from our office in Mansfield, so we can meet there or at your premises by arrangement. Video calls work just as well for most people, and you review the site on a private staging link either way. --- # Web Design in Ilkeston Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/ilkeston/ > Ilkeston's family firms, fabricators, salons, care providers and trades can get a custom, mobile-first website from dijitul. We design and build from our office in Mansfield, around half an hour away, working mostly over video calls. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce shops start from £750 + VAT, with every price quoted in writing. Ilkeston is a market town in Erewash, on the Derbyshire side of the Nottinghamshire border, and home to Erewash Borough Council. Coal, iron and textiles built it, with the Stanton Ironworks once a major employer and lace and hosiery factories employing thousands. Those industries have largely gone, and the town now runs on small manufacturers, engineering and trades firms, retail, care and public services. Many Ilkeston businesses are family-run and have been going for years with a website that nobody has touched since it was built. The signs are familiar: it looks broken on a phone, the contact form quietly stopped working, the SSL certificate lapsed and browsers now warn visitors away. In most of those cases a redesign costs less than patching, and it gives the owner a site they can finally update themselves. - Small manufacturers and fabricators: clear capability pages and quote forms - Trades and construction firms: click-to-call sites with a page per service - Salons and independent shops on Bath Street: online booking and price lists - Care providers and clinics: accessible sites families can trust - Wholesalers: trade enquiry pages and product ranges Ilkeston regained a railway station in 2017, and the Charter Fair brings thousands of visitors into the Market Place every October, which is a good moment for town centre businesses to make sure their Google Business Profile and opening hours are right. Local search is not crowded: trades and salons here compete mainly with each other and with a few Nottingham firms, so a site with a page per service, area pages for Cotmanhay, Kirk Hallam and Heanor, and a complete Google Business Profile can make a real difference. We are about half an hour away in Mansfield and can meet in person if that helps. ## Who we build websites for in Ilkeston - Small manufacturers and fabricators - Trades and construction firms - Salons and independent shops - Care providers and clinics - Wholesalers - Accountants - Sole traders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### My Ilkeston business website is old and broken. Should I fix it or start again? It depends on how old it is and what it runs on. If the platform is out of date, the design is not mobile-friendly and you cannot edit it, a rebuild usually costs less than repairs. We will look at it first and tell you honestly. Small fixes are £45 an hour + VAT. ### Do you cover Heanor, Kirk Hallam and the Erewash villages? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Erewash and nearby, including Heanor, Kirk Hallam, Cotmanhay, Stanley and Long Eaton. If you work across several of those places, separate area pages help you appear in their local searches. ### Can we meet about our website in person? Yes, by arrangement. Ilkeston is around half an hour from our office in Mansfield. Most of the project runs over video calls and a shared staging site, but we are happy to meet if you would rather talk it through face to face. --- # Web Design in Long Eaton Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/long-eaton/ > dijitul builds websites and online shops for Long Eaton's upholstery and furniture makers, showrooms, logistics firms and local trades. We handle made-to-order products, fabric choices and deposits properly. Everything is designed and built remotely from Mansfield, about forty minutes away. Websites start from £250 + VAT and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Long Eaton is best known as a centre for upholstery and furniture making. A cluster of sofa makers, upholsterers, frame makers and suppliers grew up in the town, many in old lace mills, and plenty of them sell direct to the public as well as to retailers. That gives Long Eaton some very specific web design needs. A furniture maker's site is not a normal online shop. A sofa might come in four sizes, dozens of fabrics and several leg finishes, made to order with a lead time of several weeks. The product page has to show those choices clearly, update the price as options change, explain delivery and lead times honestly and, often, take a deposit rather than full payment. Fabric swatch requests and showroom appointment booking are useful extras. Getting this right in WooCommerce or Shopify takes planning, and large product images need to be served as WebP or AVIF so pages still load quickly on a phone. - Upholstery and furniture makers: made-to-order product pages with options and deposits - Furniture showrooms: product galleries and appointment booking - Frame makers and suppliers: trade sites with enquiry forms - Logistics and transport firms near Junction 25: service and careers pages - Trades in Sawley, Sandiacre and Breaston: click-to-call sites Furniture search is nationally competitive, so a Long Eaton maker is up against big retailers with big budgets. The way through is to lean into what they cannot claim: made in Long Eaton, handmade frames, real workshop photos, custom sizes. Those details, written properly, give search engines and customers a reason to choose you. We are based in Mansfield and run Long Eaton projects mostly remotely, with a meeting in person possible if it helps. ## Who we build websites for in Long Eaton - Upholstery and furniture makers - Furniture showrooms - Frame makers and suppliers - Logistics and transport firms - Trades and construction firms - Independent shops and cafés - Accountants and solicitors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can my online shop sell made-to-order sofas with fabric choices? Yes. We build product pages with size, fabric and finish options that update the price, show lead times clearly and can take a deposit rather than full payment. Swatch requests and showroom booking can be added. These shops start from £750 + VAT, with large ranges given a fixed quote. ### How do you stop large furniture photos slowing the site down? We resize every image to the sizes actually displayed, serve modern formats such as WebP or AVIF, and lazy load images further down the page. That keeps product galleries sharp without making phone visitors wait. ### Do you work with businesses in Long Eaton directly? Yes. We work with Long Eaton businesses from our Mansfield office, about forty minutes away. Most of the project runs over video calls and a staging site, and we can meet in person if you would like to show us your products or showroom. --- # Web Design in Beeston Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/beeston/ > From Mansfield, dijitul designs and builds websites for Beeston businesses: science and tech start-ups near Boots and the university, independent cafés and bars, opticians and salons, and student letting agents. Projects run mostly remotely, with meetings possible. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops start from £750 + VAT. Beeston sits on the south west edge of Nottingham, in Broxtowe, with Boots' headquarters campus on one side and the University of Nottingham's University Park on the other. Part of the Boots site is in the Nottingham Enterprise Zone, encouraging science, health and technology firms to locate there. That gives Beeston an unusually high number of young research and tech businesses for a town its size, and they tend to need a site that is clear, credible and easy to update as the company changes. The high street has a strong independent scene of cafés, bars, shops, opticians and salons, and the redeveloped Beeston Square has brought a cinema and restaurants. The tram runs through the centre, and many customers walk in from Chilwell, Stapleford, Bramcote and Attenborough. Hospitality and beauty businesses here need booking-led sites with menus or price lists, opening hours that match Google and a booking button above the fold. - Science and tech start-ups: launch sites and product pages - Cafés, bars and restaurants: menus, events and table booking - Opticians, clinics and salons: treatment pages and online booking - Letting agents and landlords: student property listings with viewing requests - Professional firms: service pages built to rank for Beeston and Nottingham searches Student lettings are a big local market, and those searches happen almost entirely on phones, often months before the tenancy starts. A letting site needs filters for bedrooms, price and distance to campus, plus an enquiry form that reaches the right person. Local search in Beeston overlaps with Nottingham, so area pages for Beeston, Chilwell and Stapleford help a business stand out from city-wide competitors. Beeston is about forty minutes from our Mansfield office, so meeting in person is possible. ## Who we build websites for in Beeston - Science and tech start-ups - Cafés, bars and restaurants - Opticians, clinics and salons - Letting agents and landlords - Professional services firms - Independent retailers - Charities ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a student letting website for Beeston? Yes. We build property sites with listings, filters for bedrooms, price and area, photo galleries, viewing request forms and landlord pages. If your letting software has a property feed, we can usually connect it so listings update automatically. Feed integrations are quoted separately. ### Do you work with start-ups in Beeston and the Enterprise Zone? Yes. We build launch and product sites for science and tech start-ups, usually on WordPress or Webflow so your team can edit pages. If you need a web application rather than a marketing site, our sister company dijituldevelopments.co.uk can help. ### Will a Beeston website compete with Nottingham businesses in search? It can, if it is targeted well. Rather than chasing city-wide phrases, we build pages for Beeston and the places around it, such as Chilwell, Stapleford and Bramcote, and make sure your Google Business Profile is complete. Local searches near you are where most customers come from. --- # Web Design in Grantham Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/grantham/ > Grantham farms, food producers, manufacturers, home-based businesses and town centre shops can all get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build mobile-first sites and online shops remotely from Mansfield, sharing progress on a private staging link. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. Grantham is a market town in South Kesteven, on the A1 and the East Coast Main Line, with fast trains to London and the north. It is known as the birthplace of Margaret Thatcher and for Sir Isaac Newton's schooling at The King's School, and Belton House sits just to the north. Its economy mixes food production, manufacturing, logistics, retail and public services, with farmland all around. Farms and food businesses around Grantham increasingly sell direct: meat boxes, eggs, vegetables, hampers and farm shop stock. That needs an online shop that understands collection slots, delivery days, postcode-limited delivery areas and products sold by weight. A well-planned ecommerce site handles all of that without the farm having to answer the same questions by phone every week. - Farms and farm shops: online ordering with delivery days and collection slots - Food producers: trade pages, stockists and product ranges - Manufacturers and distributors on the A1: capability and quote pages - Home-based businesses on the new estates: small, affordable starter sites - Town centre shops, cafés and professional firms: service pages built for local search Substantial new housing on Grantham's southern edge has brought more home-based businesses and local trades, many of which need their first proper website rather than a social media page. RAF Cranwell is a short drive east, so service families and defence contractors are part of the local market too. Local search in Grantham is moderately competitive. Area pages for nearby villages and for Sleaford or Bottesford, if you serve them, plus a complete Google Business Profile, usually do more than any single design change. We run Grantham projects remotely from Mansfield. ## Who we build websites for in Grantham - Farms and farm shops - Food producers - Manufacturers and distributors - Home-based businesses - Independent shops and cafés - Accountants and solicitors - Trades and construction firms - Defence contractors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can a Grantham farm sell meat boxes or produce online? Yes. We build farm shops with collection slots, delivery days, postcode-limited delivery areas and products priced by weight or by box. Payments go straight to you, and staff are trained on handling orders. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT. ### Do you cover the villages around Grantham? Yes. We build websites for businesses across South Kesteven and nearby, including Sleaford, Bottesford, Corby Glen and the villages along the A1. If you serve several places, a page for each helps you show up in local searches there. ### How do Grantham clients work with you? Remotely, from our office in Mansfield. We take the brief on a video call, share designs and a working staging site for feedback, and finish with a training session and recorded walkthrough. You never pay travel costs for a website build. --- # Web Design in Boston, Lincolnshire Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/boston/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for businesses in Boston, Lincolnshire: growers and food packers, hauliers, agricultural engineers, labour providers and local shops, including multilingual sites for the town's Eastern European community. We work remotely from Mansfield. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops start from £750 + VAT. Boston is a port and market town on the River Witham near The Wash, surrounded by some of the most productive farmland in England. Its economy runs on agriculture and food: growers, packers, processors, hauliers, agricultural engineers and the labour providers who supply seasonal staff. The Port of Boston handles cargoes such as timber, steel and agricultural products, and St Botolph's Church, the Boston Stump, is visible for miles across the Fens. For many Boston businesses the website has two audiences: customers and workers. Growers and packers sell to supermarkets and wholesalers through trade relationships, but they rely heavily on their site to recruit seasonal and permanent staff. Labour providers need clear job pages and application forms in more than one language. Boston has a large Eastern European community, so a multilingual website in English plus Polish, Lithuanian, Latvian or Romanian, built with proper language URLs and hreflang tags, often reaches far more of the people a business needs to talk to. - Growers and food packers: company sites with careers in several languages - Labour providers and agencies: job listings and multilingual application forms - Hauliers and logistics firms: service and recruitment pages - Agricultural engineers: services, parts enquiries and used machinery listings - Shops, restaurants and services: menus, opening hours and multilingual pages Local search in Boston is not heavily contested for most trades and services, so a fast, well-structured site with a complete Google Business Profile can rank well. Shops and restaurants serving Eastern European customers can stand out simply by having proper pages in those languages, which few competitors bother with. Boston is a fair drive from our Mansfield office, so projects run remotely over video calls and a shared staging site. ## Who we build websites for in Boston - Growers and food packers - Food processors - Labour providers and agencies - Haulage and logistics firms - Agricultural engineers - Shops and restaurants - Care providers - Accountants ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website in English and Polish or other languages? Yes. We build multilingual sites with a language switcher, separate URLs for each language and hreflang tags so search engines show the right version. You or your translator supply the text, and we can make application forms work in each language. Multilingual builds are given a fixed quote. ### Can our website help us recruit seasonal workers? Yes. We build careers sections with a page for each role or season, clear details on pay, hours and accommodation if you provide it, and an application form that works well on a phone. Pages can be marked up so roles may appear in Google's job listings. ### Do you work with Boston businesses remotely? Yes. All Boston projects run from our Mansfield office over video calls, with designs and a staging site shared online for feedback. Training happens over a screen share and is recorded, so there is no need for anyone to travel. --- # Web Design in Kettering Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/kettering/ > We are dijitul, and Kettering businesses use us for custom websites: A14 distribution firms, food suppliers, footwear and craft makers, builders, accountants and leisure businesses. All design and build work runs remotely from our Mansfield office. Websites start from £250 + VAT, Business sites from £500 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. Kettering sits on the A14, the route linking the M1 and A1 with the Port of Felixstowe, and has a Midland Main Line station with trains to London St Pancras. That has made the town and its neighbours a strong location for warehousing and distribution, with large sites along the A14 corridor. Since 2021 it has been part of North Northamptonshire, the unitary council that replaced the old borough and county councils. Distribution and logistics firms here use their websites for two jobs. One is winning contracts, which means clear pages on services, storage capacity, fleet, accreditations and coverage. The other is recruitment, because warehouses hire all year. A careers section with proper job pages and a mobile-friendly application form can matter more than the homepage. Food manufacturing is significant nearby, with Weetabix based at Burton Latimer, and some footwear firms remain from the town's boot and shoe history. - Warehouse and distribution firms: services, capacity, coverage and careers - Food manufacturers and suppliers: trade sites with product information - Footwear and craft makers: online shops that sell direct - Builders and trades across the new urban extensions: builders' websites with project galleries - Leisure and hospitality businesses: bookings, events and opening times Wicksteed Park on the southern edge of town draws visitors from across the region, and leisure and hospitality businesses nearby need sites that handle seasonal events and bookings. New housing around Kettering has brought more home-based businesses and trades. Local search is moderately competitive, with Corby, Wellingborough and Northampton firms often appearing for the same terms, so area pages for Kettering, Burton Latimer, Rothwell and Desborough help a local firm stand out. We run Kettering projects remotely from Mansfield. ## Who we build websites for in Kettering - Warehouse and distribution firms - Food manufacturers and suppliers - Footwear and craft businesses - Builders and trades - Accountants and solicitors - Leisure and hospitality businesses - Independent retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Kettering logistics company? Yes. We build logistics sites with pages for services, storage, fleet, coverage and accreditations, a quote request form, and a careers section for drivers and warehouse staff. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting and up to 15 pages. ### Do you cover Burton Latimer, Rothwell and Desborough? Yes. We build websites for businesses across North Northamptonshire, including Burton Latimer, Rothwell, Desborough, Corby and Wellingborough. Area pages for the towns you serve help you appear in each of their local searches. ### How long does a Kettering website take to build? A Starter site is typically live in 3 to 4 weeks and a Business site in 5 to 6 weeks. Ecommerce depends on how many products you have. We agree a timetable at the start, and the main variable is how quickly content and feedback come back to us. --- # Web Design in Corby Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/corby/ > Corby's distribution centres, manufacturers, packaging firms, recruitment agencies and growing number of local trades can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build mobile-first sites remotely from Mansfield and share every stage online. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce shops start from £750 + VAT. Corby grew rapidly in the twentieth century around a huge steelworks, which recruited heavily from Scotland, and that heritage is still part of the town's identity. Steelmaking ended in 1980, but Tata Steel still makes steel tubes here, and the town rebuilt itself around manufacturing, food production and above all distribution on estates such as Willowbrook and Earlstrees, close to the A14, A43 and A6003. That industrial base shapes what Corby websites need. Manufacturers and packaging firms want B2B sites that list materials, processes, capacity and certifications, with a quote form that collects the details a sales team needs. Distribution centres and the recruitment and staffing agencies that serve them need careers pages above all: shift patterns, pay, location, transport links and a short application form that works on a phone. Conversion-focused design matters here, because a long, clunky form loses applicants to the next agency. - Warehouse and distribution operations: service, capacity and careers pages - Manufacturers and packaging firms: capability pages and quote forms - Recruitment and staffing agencies: job listings with quick mobile applications - Trades and construction firms on the new estates: click-to-call sites - Independent shops and takeaways: menus, ordering and opening hours The town regained a passenger station in 2009, with trains to London St Pancras, and large areas of new housing have been built since, bringing more home-based businesses and sole traders who need their first proper website. Rockingham Castle and the surrounding villages add tourism and wedding businesses. Local search for trades in Corby is moderately competitive, with Kettering firms often appearing too, so pages for Corby, Weldon, Oakley Vale and Priors Hall help a local business show up where its customers are. We run Corby projects remotely from Mansfield. ## Who we build websites for in Corby - Warehouse and distribution operations - Manufacturers and packaging firms - Recruitment and staffing agencies - Steel and engineering suppliers - Trades and construction firms - Independent shops and takeaways - Sole traders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a recruitment agency website in Corby? Yes. We build recruitment sites with job listings filtered by role, shift and location, quick mobile applications with CV upload, and pages for employers. Simpler agency sites fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, while full job boards with software integrations are given a fixed quote. ### Do you build websites for manufacturers in Corby? Yes. We build B2B websites with capability, materials and certification pages, sector information, downloadable data sheets and a quote form that collects the details your sales team needs. We write the copy with you so the technical detail is right. ### Is dijitul based in Corby? No. We are in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, and work with Corby businesses remotely. You get video calls for the brief and reviews, a private staging site for feedback and a recorded training session, with prices the same as anywhere else. --- # Web Design in Wellingborough Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/wellingborough/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for Wellingborough businesses, from food producers and engineering firms on Denington to salons, cafés and trades serving Stanton Cross and the Nene Valley villages. We work remotely from Mansfield. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops start from £750 + VAT, quoted in writing first. Wellingborough is a market town in North Northamptonshire, between the A45 and A509, with a station on the Midland Main Line to London St Pancras. Like its neighbours it grew on boot and shoe making and milling, and food remains part of its economy: Whitworths, known for dried fruit and baking ingredients, has long been based in the town. The Denington Industrial Estate and others on the edge of town house engineering firms, food businesses, wholesalers and warehouses. Stanton Cross, the large development beside the station, is bringing thousands of new homes, which changes the local market for small businesses. New residents look for a hairdresser, a plumber, a dentist or a nursery by searching on a phone, often before they have even moved in. Businesses that appear with a fast site, clear prices and a booking or call button win those customers early. A small business website with a page for each service and a complete Google Business Profile is the basic kit. - Food producers and manufacturers: trade sites with product ranges - Engineering firms: capability pages and quote forms - Wholesalers and distributors: trade enquiry and catalogue pages - Salons, cafés and independent shops: booking, menus and opening hours - Trades serving Irchester, Earls Barton and Finedon: click-to-call sites with area pages More residents are commuting by train and working from home part of the week, which adds home-based consultants, bookkeepers and tutors who need a modest, professional site. Local search in Wellingborough is moderately competitive, with Northampton and Kettering firms often appearing, so area pages for the town and the Nene Valley villages help a local business stand out. We run Wellingborough projects remotely from Mansfield. ## Who we build websites for in Wellingborough - Food producers and manufacturers - Engineering firms - Wholesalers and distributors - Salons, cafés and independent shops - Trades and construction firms - Home-based consultants and tutors - Accountants and solicitors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### How can a Wellingborough business reach new Stanton Cross residents? New residents search on their phones, so you need a fast mobile site, clear prices or services, a call or booking button and a complete Google Business Profile with photos and reviews. A page specifically about serving Stanton Cross can also help you appear in those searches. ### Do you build websites for Nene Valley villages? Yes. We build websites for businesses in Wellingborough and nearby villages such as Irchester, Earls Barton, Finedon and Wollaston. If you cover several, we can create a page for each, written for that place rather than copied. ### What does a Wellingborough website cost? Our Starter websites are from £250 + VAT for up to 5 pages, Business websites from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages with copywriting, and online shops from £750 + VAT. Hosting, domain and any premium plugins are listed separately in the quote. --- # Web Design in Market Harborough Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/market-harborough/ > Market Harborough's professional firms, boutiques, cafés and restaurants can get a custom website from dijitul. We build service-led sites for accountants, solicitors, architects and estate agents, and online shops for independent retailers, working remotely from Mansfield. Websites start from £250 + VAT, with ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Market Harborough is a prosperous market town in south Leicestershire, with a Midland Main Line station and a high street known for independent shops, cafés and restaurants. Its economy leans towards professional services: accountants, solicitors, financial advisers, architects, surveyors, estate agents and consultancies, many in converted period buildings or small business parks. Harborough District Council is based in the Symington Building, a former corset factory, and the Old Grammar School still stands on its wooden pillars in the town centre. Professional firms here are competing for clients who will compare several websites before picking up the phone. A good professional services site has a page for each service written in plain English, named people with real qualifications, clear fees or a fee guide where possible, and regulatory details where required. Those pages also need to be accessible and quick, since a lot of first visits now come from a phone. - Accountants and financial advisers: service pages and booking for consultations - Solicitors and consultancies: practice area pages with regulatory information - Architects and surveyors: portfolio sites with project galleries - Boutiques and independent shops: Shopify shops with click-and-collect - Cafés, pubs and restaurants: menus, events and table booking The wider district includes Lutterworth and Magna Park, one of the UK's largest distribution parks, so some local firms supply or serve logistics businesses. Foxton Locks nearby brings visitors who search for food and things to do. Many residents commute or work from home part of the week, which adds home-based professionals to the mix. Local search for professional services is competitive for a town this size, so detailed service pages and an accurate Google Business Profile matter. We run Market Harborough projects remotely from Mansfield. ## Who we build websites for in Market Harborough - Accountants and financial advisers - Solicitors and consultancies - Architects and surveyors - Estate agents - Boutiques and independent shops - Cafés, pubs and restaurants - Home-based professionals ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for accountants and solicitors in Market Harborough? Yes. We build professional services sites with a page per service, team profiles, consultation booking and any regulatory information you are required to show. Most firms choose our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting and up to 15 pages. ### Can a Market Harborough boutique sell online? Yes. We build Shopify or WooCommerce shops with product variants, click-and-collect from your shop, local delivery and gift options. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT and include training so your staff can add new stock themselves. ### Do you cover Lutterworth and the Harborough villages? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Harborough district, including Lutterworth, Kibworth, Husbands Bosworth and Great Glen. Area pages for the places you serve help you appear in local searches there. --- # Web Design in Hinckley Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/hinckley/ > dijitul web design builds sites for Hinckley businesses, including automotive engineering suppliers near MIRA Technology Park, logistics firms on the A5, knitwear makers and town centre shops. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, about an hour away. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce shops from £750 + VAT. Hinckley is the main town of Hinckley and Bosworth, in south west Leicestershire near the Warwickshire border. It grew on hosiery and knitwear, and its best-known employer today is Triumph Motorcycles, which has its headquarters and factory in the town. MIRA Technology Park, on the A5 towards Nuneaton, is one of Europe's major vehicle engineering and testing centres, and the A5 and M69 corridors carry large logistics operations. Automotive engineering suppliers are a big part of the local web design market. They sell to vehicle manufacturers and testing centres, so their sites need precise technical language, clear capability and quality pages, and careful decisions about what can be shown publicly, since a lot of their work is confidential. A site that explains processes and sectors without naming customers is often the right approach. Manufacturing websites like this usually fit our Business package. - Automotive engineering and testing suppliers: capability pages written carefully - Logistics and distribution firms on the A5 and M69: service and careers pages - Knitwear and textile makers: online shops selling direct - Rural tourism around Market Bosworth and Bosworth Battlefield: booking sites for cafés and stays - Accountants, solicitors and independent retailers: sites built for local search Surviving knitwear and textile firms increasingly sell online, and their shops need good product photography, size guides and variants by colour and size. The rural parts of the borough, including Market Bosworth and the Bosworth Battlefield heritage centre, bring visitors who need cafés, pubs and places to stay. Local search in Hinckley overlaps with Nuneaton and Leicester, so area pages for Burbage, Barwell and Earl Shilton help a local firm reach nearby customers. We run Hinckley projects remotely from Mansfield. ## Who we build websites for in Hinckley - Automotive engineering suppliers - Vehicle testing and research firms - Logistics and distribution businesses - Knitwear and textile makers - Rural tourism businesses - Accountants and solicitors - Independent retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### How do you build a website for an engineering supplier that cannot name its customers? We focus on what you can say: processes, materials, tolerances, equipment, quality approvals and the sectors you serve. Example parts can be shown generically, and the quote form collects enough detail to start a conversation. Nothing goes live without your sign-off. ### Do you cover Burbage, Barwell and Earl Shilton? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Hinckley and Bosworth, including Burbage, Barwell, Earl Shilton and Market Bosworth. A page for each place you serve gives you a better chance of appearing in their local searches. ### Can a Hinckley knitwear maker sell online? Yes. We build online shops with colour and size variants, size guides, detailed product photography and delivery rules, on Shopify or WooCommerce. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT, including payments and staff training on orders. --- # Web Design in Coalville Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/coalville/ > Coalville businesses come to dijitul for custom websites, from logistics firms near the East Midlands Gateway and quarrying suppliers at Bardon to National Forest tourism businesses and local trades. We work remotely from Mansfield. Websites start from £250 + VAT, Business sites from £500 + VAT and online shops from £750 + VAT. Coalville is the largest town in North West Leicestershire, and as the name suggests it grew around coal mining. The Snibston colliery site is now a country park, and the district council is based in the town. Quarrying is still important: Bardon Hill quarry is one of the largest in the area, and Aggregate Industries has its UK headquarters at Bardon. The town sits at the heart of the National Forest, which has planted millions of trees across former coalfield land, and tourism and leisure businesses have grown with it. North West Leicestershire also has some of the busiest logistics locations in the country. East Midlands Airport, a major air freight hub, is in the district, and the East Midlands Gateway logistics park and rail freight terminal sits beside it near Junction 24. Coalville's own estates near Junction 22 and the A42 house manufacturers, distributors, building suppliers and trade firms. - Logistics and air freight businesses: services, coverage and careers pages - Quarrying, building products and merchants: product ranges and trade enquiry forms - National Forest tourism and leisure: booking sites for stays, activities and cafés - Trades and construction firms: click-to-call sites with area pages - Professional firms in nearby Ashby-de-la-Zouch: service pages built to rank Building suppliers and merchants often need a site that shows product ranges and takes trade enquiries without a full shop, or a trade login for account customers. Tourism businesses in the National Forest compete with bigger attractions for visitor searches, so fast pages, good photos and accurate opening times on Google matter. Local search for trades in Coalville is not crowded, and pages for Whitwick, Ibstock, Ellistown and Ashby widen your reach. We run Coalville projects remotely from Mansfield. ## Who we build websites for in Coalville - Logistics and air freight businesses - Quarrying and building products firms - Builders' merchants - Tourism and leisure businesses - Trades and construction firms - Accountants and solicitors - Sole traders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can a builders' merchant show products without a full online shop? Yes. We can build a product catalogue with ranges, specifications and data sheets, plus a trade enquiry or quote request on each product, without checkout. If you later want online ordering or trade accounts, the site can grow into a full shop. ### Can you build a booking site for a National Forest business? Yes. We build booking-led sites for holiday stays, glamping, activities and cafés, with availability, deposits and clear directions, or connect the booking system you already use. Small sites start from £250 + VAT and larger ones are usually Business builds from £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover Ashby-de-la-Zouch and the villages around Coalville? Yes. We build websites for businesses across North West Leicestershire, including Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Whitwick, Ibstock, Ellistown and Castle Donington. Separate pages for the places you serve help you appear in each local search. --- # Web Design in Buxton Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/buxton/ > dijitul builds booking-led websites for Buxton hotels, guest houses, holiday cottages, cafés and outdoor activity providers, plus sites for arts organisations, quarry suppliers and local trades. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, about an hour away. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops start from £750 + VAT. Buxton is a spa town in the High Peak, surrounded by the Peak District National Park and one of the highest market towns in England. Its warm mineral springs, the restored Buxton Crescent spa hotel, the Opera House and the Buxton International Festival make tourism, hospitality and events central to the local economy. Most businesses here are small and owner-run: hotels, guest houses, holiday cottages, cafés, pubs, outdoor activity providers and independent shops. That makes Buxton a booking-led web market. Visitors plan a Peak District trip on their phones, compare a few places to stay and eat, and book wherever is easiest. A hotel or guest house website needs good room photography, clear rates, a booking engine or availability calendar, and directions and parking information, all fast on a phone. Arts and events organisations need event listings and ticket links that update easily during festival season. - Hotels, guest houses and holiday cottages: direct booking and room pages - Cafés, pubs and restaurants: menus, opening hours and table booking - Outdoor activity providers: activity pages, availability and online booking - Arts and events organisations: event listings and ticketing links - Quarrying, haulage and engineering firms: clear B2B and careers pages Weather and geography matter too. Mobile signal can be patchy in the surrounding hills, and winter weather changes opening hours, so sites need to be light and easy for owners to update. Large limestone quarries around Buxton are major employers, alongside the engineering and haulage firms that support them. Local search here is dominated by visitor searches, and the big booking platforms often outrank small businesses for their own names, so an accurate Google Business Profile and a direct booking route are important. We work from Mansfield and run Buxton projects remotely. ## Who we build websites for in Buxton - Hotels, guest houses and holiday cottages - Cafés, pubs and restaurants - Outdoor activity providers - Arts and events organisations - Quarrying, haulage and engineering firms - Independent retailers - Trades businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can a Buxton guest house take bookings directly on its website? Yes. We can add a booking engine or availability calendar with deposits and seasonal rates, or connect the booking and channel manager system you already use, so availability stays in sync with the platforms. Direct bookings save you the commission those platforms charge. ### Can I change opening hours myself in winter? Yes. Every site we build has an editor you can use yourself, and we show you how to update opening hours, menus and notices. We also show you how to change hours on your Google Business Profile so both stay in step. ### Do you build websites for outdoor activity providers in the Peak District? Yes. We build activity sites with a page per activity, group and private options, kit lists, availability and online booking or deposit payments. Pages are kept light so they load on weak signal. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Matlock Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/matlock/ > For Matlock and the Derbyshire Dales, dijitul designs and builds websites for holiday cottages, B&Bs, cafés, activity providers, craft and food makers, and firms supplying the county council. We work from Mansfield, about forty minutes away, mostly remotely. Websites start from £250 + VAT, with online shops from £750 + VAT. Matlock is Derbyshire's county town, and Derbyshire County Council's County Hall occupies the former Smedley's Hydro, a reminder of the town's Victorian spa days. Derbyshire Dales District Council is here too, so public services and the businesses that supply them are a big part of the local economy. Firms bidding for public sector work often find their website is checked during procurement, and an accessible site built to WCAG 2.2 AA, with a proper privacy notice and cookie consent that follows PECR, makes a better impression than an old template. Tourism is the other big driver. Matlock Bath's riverside and the Heights of Abraham cable cars draw large numbers of visitors, the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site runs through the area with Arkwright's mills at Cromford, Chatsworth is a short drive north, and Peak Rail runs heritage trains from Matlock. - Holiday cottages and B&Bs: direct booking sites with availability - Cafés, pubs and restaurants: menus, opening hours and table booking - Outdoor activity providers: activity pages and online booking - Craft and food makers: online shops that sell beyond the summer season - Public sector suppliers and consultancies: accessible, professional sites Craft makers and food producers around the Dales can earn well in summer from visitors, and an online shop lets them keep selling the rest of the year, including to people who found them on holiday. Rural premises often have weak broadband and mobile signal, so light pages and simple admin matter. Local search is dominated by visitor phrases for Matlock and Matlock Bath; trades and professional firms face less competition and can rank with a page per service and a complete Google Business Profile. We are about forty minutes away in Mansfield and can meet in person if useful. ## Who we build websites for in Matlock - Holiday cottages and B&Bs - Cafés, pubs and restaurants - Outdoor activity providers - Craft and food makers - Public sector suppliers - Accountants and solicitors - Independent retailers - Trades businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can a Matlock craft maker sell online all year round? Yes. We build online shops with product galleries, gift options and courier delivery so you can keep selling after the visitor season ends. Shopify or WooCommerce builds start from £750 + VAT, and we train you to add products and process orders yourself. ### Does our website need to be accessible if we supply the council? It is a good idea. Public bodies have their own accessibility duties and often look at suppliers' websites during procurement. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA as standard, with readable contrast, keyboard navigation and proper headings, which also helps every visitor. ### Can we meet in person in Matlock? Yes, by arrangement. Matlock is about forty minutes from our Mansfield office. Most of the project runs over video calls and a private staging site, but we are happy to meet if that would help. --- # Web Design in Retford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/retford/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for Retford businesses: farms and agricultural contractors, estate agents, solicitors, accountants, trades and shops around the Market Square. We work from Mansfield, around forty minutes away, so in-person meetings are possible. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce shops start from £750 + VAT. Retford is a market town in Bassetlaw, north Nottinghamshire, and the district's second largest town after Worksop. Its Market Square and town hall are still the heart of the place, and its station on the East Coast Main Line gives fast trains to London, Doncaster and York. The Chesterfield Canal runs through the town and the A1 is close by. The surrounding area is mainly agricultural, so farms, farm suppliers, agricultural contractors and food businesses make up a large share of local firms. Agricultural contractors need a simple site that lists services such as drilling, spraying, harvesting and hedge cutting, the area covered and the kit they run, with a phone number that is easy to tap from a tractor cab. Land agents, estate agents and solicitors serve both the town and the farming community, and their sites need detailed service pages and, for agents, property listings. - Farms and agricultural contractors: service and coverage pages with click-to-call - Estate agents and land agents: property listings and valuation requests - Solicitors and accountants: professional sites with service pages - Shops and cafés around the Market Square: opening hours, menus and small online shops - Trades and home-based professionals: starter sites that rank locally The Trent valley to the east has changed with the closure of Cottam and West Burton power stations, and new energy projects proposed on those sites may bring contractors and suppliers into the area. Commuters using the East Coast Main Line and home-based professionals add demand for modest, professional sites. Local search in Retford is not heavily contested, so a site with a page per service, area pages for nearby villages and a complete Google Business Profile can rank strongly. Retford is about forty minutes from our Mansfield office, and we are happy to meet. ## Who we build websites for in Retford - Farms and agricultural contractors - Estate and land agents - Solicitors and accountants - Food producers - Independent shops and cafés - Trades and construction firms - Home-based professionals ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for an agricultural contractor near Retford? Yes. We build simple, fast sites listing your services, the area you cover and the machinery you run, with a large click-to-call button and an enquiry form. Most contractors fit our Starter package from £250 + VAT, with Google Business Profile setup included. ### Do you build estate agent websites in Retford? Yes. We build property sites with listings, search filters, valuation request forms and area guides. If you use property software with a feed, we can usually connect it so listings update automatically. Feed integrations are given a fixed quote. ### Can we meet you in Retford? Yes, by arrangement. Retford is about forty minutes from our office in Mansfield. Most of the work runs remotely over video calls and a private staging site, but a meeting in person is easy to set up if you would prefer one. --- # Web Design in Melton Mowbray Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/melton-mowbray/ > Melton Mowbray food producers, butchers, bakers and delis, farms, equestrian businesses and pubs can get a custom website or online food shop from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield and handle chilled delivery and seasonal peaks properly. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. Melton Mowbray calls itself the Rural Capital of Food. It is the home of the Melton Mowbray pork pie, which has Protected Geographical Indication status, and it lies in the area where Stilton is made. Artisan bakers, butchers, cheesemakers and larger manufacturers are central to the local economy, and Mars Petcare has a large factory in the town. The livestock market is one of the busiest in the region, and the countryside around is farms, estates and equestrian businesses. Selling food online is harder than selling most products. A chilled or fresh food shop needs delivery-day selection so products arrive fresh, postcode-based delivery zones, courier rules for insulated packaging, allergen information on every product, and a way to handle Christmas and other peaks without overselling. A food ecommerce site built with those rules from the start saves a lot of refunds and phone calls. - Artisan food producers: online shops with delivery days and allergen information - Butchers, bakers and delis: click-and-collect, pre-orders and hampers - Food manufacturers: trade sites with product specifications and accreditations - Farms and equestrian businesses: livery, services and stock for sale pages - Pubs, cafés and restaurants: menus, events and table booking Annual food festivals and the weekly markets bring visitors who then search for producers online, so a shop that ranks for the product and the place can carry on selling long after the festival. Search competition for Melton Mowbray food terms is real, because national retailers sell pork pies and Stilton too, so local producers do best with honest product stories, real photography and good structured data. We work from Mansfield and run Melton projects remotely. ## Who we build websites for in Melton Mowbray - Artisan food producers - Butchers, bakers and delis - Food manufacturers - Farms and livestock businesses - Equestrian businesses - Pubs, cafés and restaurants - Online food shops - Accountants and land agents ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can my online shop deliver chilled food on chosen days? Yes. We set up delivery-day selection, cut-off times, postcode delivery zones and courier rules for chilled parcels, so customers can only choose dates you can actually fulfil. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT, including payments, delivery rules and training. ### How do you handle the Christmas rush for a Melton food business? We can add order limits per delivery day, pre-order periods, last order dates shown clearly on the site and stock limits on popular products. That stops you selling more than you can make or deliver, and cuts down on refunds. ### Can you show allergen information on product pages? Yes. We add structured fields for ingredients and allergens to each product so they display consistently. You supply and check the information, since you know your recipes, and we make sure it is clear on the page before customers buy. --- # Web Design in Alfreton Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/alfreton/ > dijitul is around twenty minutes from Alfreton along the A38, and we design and build websites for Alfreton distribution firms, manufacturers, hauliers, trades, salons and town centre shops. Work runs mostly remotely from Mansfield, with meetings in person easy to arrange. Websites start from £250 + VAT, ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Alfreton is a market town in Amber Valley, where the A38 and A61 meet, only a few minutes from Junction 28 of the M1. That location has made the area around Alfreton, South Normanton and Somercotes a major base for warehousing and distribution, with large centres serving retailers and manufacturers nationwide. Like Mansfield, its neighbour along the A38, the town grew on coal, and many of its small manufacturing, engineering and trade firms have roots in that history. For distribution and haulage businesses, the website has two jobs: proving to customers that you can handle their freight, and recruiting drivers and warehouse staff. That means clear pages on fleet, storage, services and coverage, a quote request form, and a careers section with real job pages. Trades businesses in the surrounding villages need something simpler: a fast trades website with click-to-call, a page per service and photos of real work. - Warehouse and distribution businesses: services, capacity and careers - Haulage firms: fleet, coverage and driver recruitment - Manufacturers and engineers: capability pages and quote forms - Trades in Swanwick, Somercotes, Riddings and South Normanton: click-to-call sites - Independent shops, takeaways and salons: menus, price lists and booking The town centre is mainly independent shops, cafés, takeaways, salons and local services, and many of them still rely on a social media page rather than a website they own. A simple starter site with opening hours, prices and a map, matched to a Google Business Profile, gives them something stable that does not depend on a platform's rules. Local search in Alfreton is not crowded, so area pages for the surrounding villages make a noticeable difference. Alfreton is close to our Mansfield office, so we can meet in person. ## Who we build websites for in Alfreton - Warehouse and distribution businesses - Haulage firms - Manufacturers and engineers - Trades and construction firms - Independent shops and takeaways - Salons and local services - Sole traders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can we meet you in person in Alfreton? Yes. Alfreton is around twenty minutes from our office in Mansfield along the A38, so we can meet at your premises or ours by arrangement. The design and build run remotely, and you review progress on a private staging link. ### Do I need a website if I already have a Facebook page? It helps. A social media page can disappear or change its rules overnight, and it rarely ranks well in Google for the services you offer. A website you own, linked to your Google Business Profile, gives customers a stable place to find you. Starter sites are from £250 + VAT. ### Do you cover South Normanton, Swanwick and Somercotes? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Alfreton and the surrounding villages, including South Normanton, Swanwick, Somercotes, Riddings and Ironville. A page for each place you serve helps you appear in their local searches. --- # Web Design in Ripley Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/ripley/ > Ripley manufacturers, public sector suppliers, care providers, trades and town centre businesses can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build from our Mansfield office, about twenty-five minutes away, working mainly over video calls with meetings in person when useful. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. Ripley is a market town in Derbyshire and the administrative centre of Amber Valley, with the borough council at Ripley Town Hall. Derbyshire Constabulary has its headquarters at Butterley Hall on the edge of town, so public services are a significant local employer. The Butterley Company, founded in the 1790s, became one of Britain's leading ironworks and built the iron roof of St Pancras station, and the Midland Railway Butterley heritage line keeps that history alive. Denby Pottery is still made a short distance away. Today the town runs on small and medium-sized businesses: manufacturers and engineers on local estates, trades and construction firms, care providers, retailers and professional firms. Suppliers to councils and the police often find their website checked during procurement, so it needs to look current, be accessible to WCAG 2.2 AA, and carry a proper privacy notice and cookie consent. Care providers need sites that families trust: clear information on services, staff, inspection reports and how to arrange a visit. A care website written in plain, warm language works far better than a corporate template. - Manufacturers and engineering firms: capability pages and quote forms - Public sector suppliers: accessible, professional sites with clear policies - Care providers: service pages, inspection information and visit booking - Trades and construction firms: click-to-call sites with area pages - Independent shops and cafés around the Market Place: opening hours, menus and booking The A38 runs past the town, giving quick access to Derby and Junction 28, and distribution businesses have grown in the wider area. Local search in Ripley is not crowded, so a well-built site with pages for Ripley, Heage, Codnor and Swanwick and a complete Google Business Profile can rank well. We are about twenty-five minutes away in Mansfield and can meet in person. ## Who we build websites for in Ripley - Manufacturers and engineering firms - Public sector suppliers - Care providers - Trades and construction firms - Independent shops and cafés - Accountants and solicitors - Sole traders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a care provider in Ripley? Yes. We build care sites with clear service pages, information about your team, inspection report links, a gallery and a simple way for families to arrange a visit or call. Pages are built to be accessible and easy to read. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover Heage, Codnor and the Amber Valley villages? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Amber Valley and nearby, including Heage, Codnor, Belper, Alfreton and Swanwick. A page for each place you serve helps you show up in local searches there. ### Can we meet in person about a Ripley website? Yes. Ripley is about twenty-five minutes from our Mansfield office, so a meeting at your premises or ours is easy to arrange. Most of the work runs over video calls and a staging site you can review any time. --- # Web Design in Sheffield Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/sheffield/ > Sheffield engineering and steel firms, Kelham Island start-ups, bars and restaurants, outdoor businesses and professional practices can all get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build from Mansfield, around forty minutes down the M1, mostly remotely. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce shops start from £750 + VAT. Sheffield built its reputation on steel and cutlery, and advanced manufacturing is still at the heart of the city. The University of Sheffield's Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre, on the Advanced Manufacturing Park towards Rotherham, works with companies such as Boeing, which has a production facility in Sheffield, and McLaren, which makes carbon fibre chassis nearby. Specialist steel, forging and engineering firms of every size sit across the Don Valley. Their buyers want to see grades and materials, processes, tolerances, testing and approvals, and a quote form that accepts drawings. A clear manufacturer's website often wins work that a brochure site never would. The city also has a large digital and creative sector in Kelham Island, the Cultural Industries Quarter and the city centre, and two big universities produce graduates and spin-outs. Those firms want fast, well-built sites they can edit, and they notice when a site fails Core Web Vitals. - Steel, forging and engineering firms: capability and quote pages - Digital agencies and start-ups: fast sites on WordPress or Webflow - Bars, restaurants and venues in Kelham Island and the city centre: menus and bookings - Outdoor and tourism businesses on the Peak District edge: booking sites - Solicitors, accountants and clinics: service pages built for local search Sheffield's position on the edge of the Peak District adds climbing walls, outdoor shops, guides and cafés that compete for visitor searches. Local search in Sheffield is busy for trades and clinics, so targeting the areas you actually serve, such as Hillsborough, Ecclesall, Crookes or Dore, with genuine area pages and a complete Google Business Profile, is usually more effective than chasing city-wide terms. We are about forty minutes away in Mansfield, so meeting in person is practical if you want to. ## Who we build websites for in Sheffield - Steel, forging and engineering firms - Advanced manufacturing suppliers - Digital and creative agencies - Tech start-ups - Bars, restaurants and venues - Outdoor and tourism businesses - Solicitors and accountants - Independent retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Sheffield engineering and steel companies? Yes. We build B2B sites with pages for grades, materials, processes, testing and approvals, sector pages and quote forms that accept drawings. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, including copywriting by someone who will ask the right technical questions. ### Can we meet you in Sheffield? Yes, by arrangement. Sheffield is around forty minutes from our Mansfield office via the M1, so meeting in person is practical. Most of each project still runs over video calls and a private staging site you can check at any time. ### How can a Sheffield trade business compete in local search? Target the parts of the city you actually cover. We build genuine pages for areas such as Hillsborough, Ecclesall, Crookes or Dore, add LocalBusiness schema and tidy your Google Business Profile. That is usually more realistic than chasing city-wide phrases dominated by directories. --- # Web Design in Leeds Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/leeds/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for Leeds businesses, from Park Row law firms to Briggate bars and university start-ups. We work remotely from Mansfield, so there is no city-centre agency overhead in the price. A custom small business website starts from £250 + VAT, and an online shop on Shopify or WooCommerce from £750 + VAT. Leeds has the biggest cluster of banks, insurers, building societies and law firms in the north, and that sets the tone for web design in the city. A solicitors' practice off Park Row or Wellington Place needs a site that looks as credible as its tender documents: a page for each area of law, named fee earners with proper bios, SRA details in the footer and a contact form that does not ask for more personal data than it needs. Accountants and wealth managers want the same restraint, plus clear calls to book a first meeting. The creative and media sector around Leeds Dock and Holbeck has grown since Channel 4 set up its national headquarters in the city. Production companies and agencies there usually need a portfolio site where showreels and case studies load fast on a phone. Graduates from the University of Leeds, Leeds Beckett and Leeds Trinity keep feeding health tech and fintech start-ups, which tend to want a sharp launch site they can grow, built on a CMS the founders can edit. - Professional services: trust-led sites with service pages written to rank - Briggate and Call Lane bars and restaurants: menus, table booking and opening hours that match Google - Distribution firms in the Aire Valley and near the M1: B2B sites that explain coverage and capacity - Independent retailers: online shops with click-and-collect Local search in Leeds is crowded. Hundreds of agencies, firms and competitors chase phrases like "solicitor Leeds" or "cocktail bar Leeds", so a generic five-page template rarely ranks. What helps is a properly structured site with a page per service, correct technical SEO, schema markup and a Google Business Profile that matches your address and hours exactly. That is the groundwork our Business package includes. ## Who we build websites for in Leeds - Solicitors and law firms - Accountants and wealth managers - Creative and media agencies - Health tech and fintech start-ups - Recruitment agencies - Bars and restaurants - Independent retailers - Distribution and logistics firms - Architects and surveyors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Leeds businesses remotely? Yes. We design and build every site from our base in Mansfield and run the project by video call, email and shared previews. You see the design on a private staging link, comment on it, and approve it before launch. Leeds clients get the same process and prices as anyone else, with no travel added. ### Do you cover Bradford, Wakefield and the rest of West Yorkshire? Yes. Because we work remotely, we build websites for businesses across West Yorkshire, including Bradford, Wakefield, Huddersfield, Halifax, Harrogate and the towns in between. The process and prices are identical wherever you are based. ### Can you help a Leeds law firm or accountant rank in local searches? We can give you the foundations that local rankings depend on: a page for each service, fast load times, LegalService or AccountingService schema, a correctly set up Google Business Profile and consistent contact details. We do not promise page one positions, because nobody honestly can, but a well-built site gives you a fair chance in a competitive city. ### How much does a website cost for a Leeds start-up? Our Starter package is from £250 + VAT for up to five custom-designed pages, and the Business package is from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages with copywriting included. Start-ups that need a web app or SaaS product rather than a website get a fixed quote instead. --- # Web Design in Bradford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/bradford/ > For Bradford food producers, wholesalers, restaurants and family-run firms, dijitul designs and builds custom websites that win enquiries and orders. We work remotely from Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT, sites with a page for every service from £500 + VAT, and trade or retail online shops from £750 + VAT. Bradford's economy still makes and sells physical goods. Food and drink manufacturers, textile and engineering firms and a long list of family-run wholesalers and importers trade from Euroway, Bowling Back Lane and the old mills. Many of them have never had more than a one-page site, yet buyers now check a supplier online before they pick up the phone. A clear B2B website with product ranges, certifications, delivery areas and a trade enquiry form does a lot of quiet selling for them. With Morrisons and the Yorkshire Building Society headquartered locally, many smaller Bradford firms supply big retail and finance customers. For those firms, the website is part of the pitch: buyers expect to find specifications, accreditations and a professional company story. - Restaurants and takeaways: menus that are real text rather than PDFs, online ordering links and click-to-call - Wholesalers: trade ordering or a price-list request flow - Food producers: product pages with allergen information laid out clearly - Arts and community groups: event listings that are easy to update The city's population is young and its South Asian business community is highly entrepreneurial, so plenty of new firms are launching every year and need a first site that looks established. Being UK City of Culture for 2025 also gave venues and creative businesses in Little Germany and Saltaire a reason to raise their game online. Search competition is strongest in food and hospitality. "Curry house Bradford" and similar searches are fiercely fought, and the winners usually combine a fast mobile site, accurate Google Business Profile details and steady reviews. We build the first two properly and show you how to keep the third going. ## Who we build websites for in Bradford - Restaurants and takeaways - Food and drink manufacturers - Wholesalers and importers - Textile and engineering firms - Supermarket suppliers - Independent retailers - Arts and community organisations - Accountants and solicitors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Bradford restaurant or takeaway? Yes. We build fast, mobile-first restaurant sites with the menu as proper text, opening hours that match your Google Business Profile, click-to-call and links to your ordering or booking system. A small restaurant site usually fits our Starter package from £250 + VAT. ### Do you cover Shipley, Keighley and Bingley? Yes. We work remotely from Mansfield, so businesses anywhere in the Bradford district, including Shipley, Saltaire, Keighley, Bingley and Ilkley, get the same service and prices as city-centre firms. If you serve Airedale too, we can add a page for each town. ### Can you build a trade website for our Bradford wholesale business? Yes. We can build a B2B site that shows your ranges and lets approved trade customers log in to see prices and order, usually on WooCommerce. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT, and larger catalogues or integrations with stock systems get a fixed quote. --- # Web Design in York Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/york/ > York hotels, guest houses, tour operators, shops and science park companies can get a custom website from dijitul without paying city-centre agency rates. We design and build remotely from our base in Mansfield. Brochure websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops for York makers and independent retailers start from £750 + VAT. York's visitor economy lives on its websites. Millions of people come for the Minster, the walls, the Shambles and the National Railway Museum, and most of them research and book on a phone before they arrive. For a guest house or small hotel, the site has one job: make it easy to book direct rather than through a commission-charging platform. That means fast-loading room pages, a clear booking button above the fold, and a booking engine that works on mobile. Tour operators and attractions need the same, plus ticketing that copes with timed slots. Independent shops on Stonegate, Fossgate and the Shambles often sell to visitors who want to buy again once they are home, which makes a small online shop with UK and international delivery rules worth having. The city also has a quieter office economy that needs very different sites: - Insurance and financial firms: plain, accessible sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA - Rail engineering consultancies near the station and York Central: capability and project pages for bids - Bioscience and agritech companies at York Science Park: credible launch sites for investors and recruits - Cafés, tea rooms and food producers: menus, opening times and gift shops Search competition in York is heavy in hospitality. "Hotel York" and "things to do in York" are dominated by big booking sites, so smaller businesses win on more specific phrases: the street, the type of stay, the tour theme. A booking-ready site with a page for each room type or tour, correct schema for hotels or events, and a well-kept Google Business Profile gives you a realistic route to those searches. ## Who we build websites for in York - Hotels and guest houses - Tour operators and attractions - Cafés and tea rooms - Independent shops - Food and drink producers - Rail engineering consultancies - Science park companies - Insurance and financial firms - Charities and heritage organisations ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a York guest house website that takes direct bookings? Yes. We build the site around your booking engine so guests can check availability and book without leaving your website. We make room pages fast on mobile, add Hotel and LodgingBusiness schema, and set up your Google Business Profile so direct bookings have a fair chance against the big platforms. ### Do you cover towns around York such as Selby, Malton and Tadcaster? Yes. All our work is done remotely, so we build websites for businesses in Selby, Malton, Tadcaster, Pickering and the villages around York at the same prices as anywhere else. ### Can you help a York attraction rank above the big booking sites? For broad searches the big platforms are hard to beat, so we focus on the specific searches you can win: your attraction's name, its theme, its street and the questions visitors ask. A page per experience, good schema and fast mobile pages are what make that possible. --- # Web Design in Hull Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/hull/ > dijitul builds websites for Hull engineering firms, freight forwarders, offshore wind suppliers and Old Town hospitality. Our team works remotely from Mansfield, so every project runs by video call and shared previews. A custom website with up to five pages is from £250 + VAT, and a larger site with a page per service is from £500 + VAT. Hull's economy is tied to the Humber, and much of its web design need comes from businesses that sell to other businesses. Turbine blades for offshore wind farms are made by Siemens Gamesa at Alexandra Dock, and fabricators, marine service companies and maintenance contractors have clustered around that work. Energy buyers check suppliers online before they shortlist them, so these firms need a site that sets out capabilities, accreditations, HSEQ approach and past projects in a way a procurement team can scan in two minutes. The Port of Hull supports freight forwarders, shipping agents and hauliers. Their sites work best when they answer the practical questions straight away: which routes, which services, how to get a quote. A short quote form with the right fields saves a lot of back and forth. - Engineering and fabrication: capability and case study pages written for buyers - Freight and logistics: service pages by route or mode, with quote forms - Caravan and leisure makers in the East Riding: product ranges and dealer finders - Bars, cafés and restaurants in the Fruit Market and Old Town: menus, events and table booking Hull's stint as UK City of Culture in 2017 gave its independents a lasting boost, and they want websites with character rather than a stock template. One practical note: much of Hull's broadband historically ran on KCOM rather than Openreach, which matters for IT more than for websites, but it does mean you should not assume your hosting or email is set up like a national guide describes. We check what you have before migrating anything. For local search, phrases like "fabrication Hull" or "freight forwarder Hull" are winnable with a well-structured manufacturer website and a properly verified Google Business Profile. ## Who we build websites for in Hull - Offshore wind suppliers - Engineering and fabrication firms - Freight forwarders and hauliers - Chemical and health products manufacturers - Caravan and leisure manufacturers - Marine service companies - Bars, cafés and restaurants - Creative businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Hull offshore wind supplier? Yes. We build B2B sites that set out your capabilities, accreditations, safety approach and project history clearly, with downloadable capability statements and an enquiry form for buyers. Most of these fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting. ### Do you cover Beverley, Hessle and the East Riding? Yes. We work remotely, so businesses in Beverley, Hessle, Cottingham, Bridlington and across the East Riding get the same service and prices as firms in the city. You can call us on 01623 650333 to talk it through first. ### Can you redesign our old Hull company website without losing our Google rankings? Yes. Before launch we map every old URL to its new page with 301 redirects, keep the content that already ranks, and check Search Console afterwards. Redesigns start from £250 + VAT depending on the size of the site. --- # Web Design in Doncaster Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/doncaster/ > Hauliers, warehouse operators, rail engineers and trades in Doncaster can get a properly built website from dijitul, a short drive away in Mansfield. We design and build remotely, so you never pay for travel. A five-page custom site is from £250 + VAT, and a fuller site with a page for every service is from £500 + VAT. With the A1(M), the M18 and the East Coast Main Line all converging on the city, transport shapes the websites Doncaster businesses need. Big warehouses sit at almost every motorway junction, and the iPort terminal at Rossington moves freight between road and rail. Around them operate hundreds of smaller hauliers, third-party logistics firms and warehousing businesses that win contracts through tenders and referrals. A site for them needs to show fleet size, coverage, accreditations and warehousing capacity plainly, and make it easy for a buyer to request a quote. A careers page matters too, because driver and warehouse recruitment is constant. Rail is the city's other long tradition. Flying Scotsman and Mallard were both built at the Plant Works, and rail engineering and maintenance remain local trades today. Their clients expect clear capability pages and evidence of safety and quality systems. - Hauliers and 3PLs: service and coverage pages, quote forms, driver recruitment - Rail and engineering firms: capability and project pages for bids - Tradespeople and builders' merchants: trades sites with click-to-call and service area pages - Racecourse and hospitality businesses: event pages and booking - Care providers: clear, accessible sites for families Doncaster became a city in 2022, and plenty of local firms still have a site built years ago that does not work on a phone. Searches like "roofer Doncaster" or "storage Doncaster" are competitive but not impossible. A fast site with a page for each service and each area you cover, LocalBusiness schema and a complete Google Business Profile gives a local firm a realistic chance against national directories. ## Who we build websites for in Doncaster - Hauliers and couriers - Warehousing and third-party logistics - Rail engineering firms - Builders' merchants and trade counters - Tradespeople and contractors - Racecourse and events businesses - Care providers - Manufacturers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Doncaster haulage or logistics firm? Yes. We build sites that show your fleet, coverage, services and accreditations clearly, with a quote request form and a careers page for driver recruitment. Most logistics firms fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes the copywriting. ### Do you cover Thorne, Bawtry and Mexborough? Yes. We build websites for businesses across the Doncaster area, including Thorne, Bawtry, Mexborough, Conisbrough and Armthorpe. We work remotely from Mansfield, so prices are the same everywhere. If you cover both, we can give each town its own service area page. ### I'm a Doncaster tradesperson. What do I need on my website? Click-to-call at the top of every page, a page for each job you do, the towns you cover, photos of real work, reviews and a short quote form. Our Starter package from £250 + VAT covers that and sets up your Google Business Profile too. --- # Web Design in Rotherham Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/rotherham/ > dijitul's web design service covers Rotherham precision engineers, fabricators, care providers and local trades. We build every site remotely from Mansfield, close enough to know the area. A custom small business website starts from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with copywriting, schema and a page for each capability starts from £500 + VAT. Rotherham has turned a steel and coal heritage into a nationally important advanced manufacturing base. At Waverley, the AMRC, its nuclear counterpart and McLaren's composites facility share the Advanced Manufacturing Park, with dozens of smaller machining, coating, tooling and inspection companies nearby serving aerospace, automotive and nuclear customers. Those buyers judge a supplier partly on its website. A good one lists machines and capacity, materials, tolerances, quality accreditations such as AS9100 or ISO 9001, and inspection equipment, with real photographs of the shop floor and parts. Many of these firms still have a site from ten years ago that does not render properly on a phone or say what they actually make. Rebuilding it as a manufacturer website with a page per process (CNC milling, turning, fabrication, coating) helps both buyers and search engines understand you. - Precision engineers and machinists: capability pages, machine lists, RFQ forms that accept drawings - Steel fabricators: project galleries and sector pages - Distribution firms around Manvers and junction 33: service and coverage pages - Care homes and care providers: accessible, reassuring sites with CQC details - Trades and retailers around Parkgate and the town centre: simple, fast local sites Search competition varies a lot. Niche engineering phrases have few competitors but low volume, so the goal is to be found by the exact terms buyers type, like "5-axis machining South Yorkshire". Trades face more local competition from directories and Sheffield firms. Either way, the fundamentals are the same: a fast site, clear service pages, schema markup and an accurate Google Business Profile. ## Who we build websites for in Rotherham - Precision engineering and machining firms - Aerospace and nuclear suppliers - Steel fabricators - Coating and inspection companies - Distribution and logistics firms - Care homes and care providers - Tradespeople - Retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Rotherham engineering firm? Yes. We build sites that show buyers what you can make: processes, machines, materials, accreditations and sectors served, with an RFQ form that lets them attach drawings. Most engineering sites fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting. ### Do you cover Wath, Maltby and the Dearne Valley? Yes. We work remotely, so we build websites for businesses across Rotherham borough, including Wath, Maltby, Dinnington, Swinton and the Dearne Valley, at the same prices. We run the whole project by video call and shared previews. ### Can our RFQ form accept CAD drawings? Yes. We can add a file upload that accepts PDF, DWG, DXF or STEP files up to a sensible size limit, with the files sent securely to your inbox or stored for download. We keep the form short so buyers actually finish it. --- # Web Design in Barnsley Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/barnsley/ > Barnsley tradespeople, manufacturers, market traders and start-ups get practical, good-value websites from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, so the price covers the work, not an office. A custom website with up to five pages is from £250 + VAT, and an online shop with payments and delivery rules is from £750 + VAT. Barnsley businesses tend to watch every pound, and most want a website that brings in work rather than one that wins design awards. After the mines closed, warehousing along the M1, manufacturing and lots of owner-managed firms became the backbone of the local economy. For a plumber, roofer or electrician in Cudworth or Wombwell, a website needs four things: a phone number you can tap, the jobs you do, the areas you cover and proof you are good at it. That is what our trades websites are built around. Glass is still made in the borough, and estates such as Ashroyd and those near Wombwell and Cudworth house food, engineering and building products companies. Manufacturers selling to merchants often need more than a brochure: a trade catalogue, datasheet downloads or a log-in area where approved customers can order. - Tradespeople and contractors: click-to-call, service area pages, quote forms - Manufacturers and glassmakers: product catalogues and trade enquiries - Market traders and independents around The Glass Works: small online shops with click-and-collect - Cafés and restaurants: menus and opening times that match Google - Start-ups from the Barnsley Digital Media Centre: launch sites they can edit themselves The Glass Works redevelopment has brought shoppers and hospitality back into the middle of Barnsley, and independents there are increasingly selling online too. Local search competition is moderate. Many Barnsley firms still rely on Facebook pages alone, so a fast, properly set up website and Google Business Profile can put you ahead of competitors quickly, especially for searches that include Penistone, Royston or the Dearne Valley villages. ## Who we build websites for in Barnsley - Tradespeople and contractors - Manufacturers and glassmakers - Food producers - Logistics and warehousing firms - Market traders and independent shops - Cafés and restaurants - Digital start-ups - Care providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### What is the cheapest proper website for a Barnsley sole trader? Our Starter package from £250 + VAT gives you up to five custom-designed pages, mobile-first, with click-to-call, a contact form, basic SEO and your Google Business Profile set up. Domain and hosting are extra and listed in the quote. You own the site outright. ### Do you cover Penistone, Wombwell and the Dearne Valley? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Barnsley borough, including Penistone, Wombwell, Hoyland, Royston and the Dearne Valley. We work remotely, so prices are the same wherever you are. You approve every page on a private preview link before launch. ### Our Barnsley business only has a Facebook page. Do we need a website? A Facebook page helps, but you do not own it and it rarely ranks for searches like "electrician Barnsley". A website you own, linked to your Google Business Profile, gives customers a proper place to check you out and gets you found by people who are not on Facebook. --- # Web Design in Wakefield Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/wakefield/ > Wakefield food makers, distribution firms, public sector suppliers and Five Towns trades can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield and keep you involved through shared previews. Websites start from £250 + VAT, Business sites with copywriting from £500 + VAT, and ecommerce for food and drink brands from £750 + VAT. Because the M1 and M62 cross here, Normanton, the Wakefield Europort and the motorway corridor are full of national warehouses, parcel hubs and food distribution sites. Logistics firms here need straightforward sites that explain capacity, locations and services, with a quote form and a careers section that helps with constant recruitment. Food and drink production employs almost as many people. There is a Coca-Cola plant at Outwood and plenty of bakeries, dairies and processors in the Five Towns, while local specialities like Pontefract liquorice and forced rhubarb from the Rhubarb Triangle are a ready-made story for any small producer. For a producer moving into direct sales, an online shop with allergen information on every product, sensible delivery rules for chilled or fragile items, and a Google Merchant Centre feed can open up a new channel. - Food and drink producers: online shops, trade enquiry pages, stockist finders - Distribution and parcel firms: service and site pages, quote forms, careers - Public sector suppliers: accessible sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA, since council buyers notice - Arts organisations near The Hepworth Wakefield and Yorkshire Sculpture Park: event listings - Shops and trades in the Five Towns and Ossett: fast local sites Wakefield is West Yorkshire's administrative centre, so many firms supply councils, police and health bodies. Accessibility and clear privacy information matter more for them than for most small businesses, and we build both in from the start. Local search is split between Wakefield itself and each of the Five Towns. A trade or shop serving several of them should have a clear page for each area it covers, rather than one page that tries to rank everywhere. ## Who we build websites for in Wakefield - Food and drink manufacturers - Bakeries and dairies - Distribution and parcel firms - Public sector suppliers - Construction contractors - Arts and cultural organisations - Tradespeople - Independent retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online shop for a Wakefield food producer? Yes. We build Shopify or WooCommerce shops with allergen information on each product, delivery rules for chilled or fragile goods, click-and-collect if you have a shop or farm gate, and a Google Merchant Centre feed. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT. ### Do you cover Pontefract, Castleford and Ossett? Yes. We build websites for businesses across the Wakefield district, including Pontefract, Castleford, Normanton, Featherstone, Knottingley and Ossett. Everything is done remotely, so there is no extra cost for location. ### Can you make our website accessible for public sector buyers? Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA: proper heading structure, sufficient colour contrast, keyboard navigation, alt text, labelled forms and readable fonts. We can also add an accessibility statement. That helps when a council or NHS buyer reviews your site as part of a tender. --- # Web Design in Huddersfield Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/huddersfield/ > dijitul is a web design company working remotely from Mansfield that builds websites for Huddersfield engineers, textile mills, university spin-outs and makers in the Holme and Colne Valleys. Small business sites start from £250 + VAT. Online shops for cloth merchants, makers and food producers start from £750 + VAT, with payments and delivery rules set up. Huddersfield still makes things, and that gives it an unusually technical web design market. Gearmaker David Brown and Cummins, which builds Holset turbochargers in the town, lead a long list of valve, pump, chemical and machinery manufacturers along the Colne Valley and Leeds Road. Their customers are engineers who want specifications, not slogans: product ranges with technical data, downloadable datasheets and drawings, industry approvals and a fast way to send an enquiry. A well-organised manufacturer site with a page per product family serves both buyers and search engines. Fine worsted cloth is still woven in mills around the town, and some mills and cloth merchants now sell direct to tailors and the public. Selling fabric online is harder than it looks: colour accuracy, swatch ordering, cut lengths and per-metre pricing all need handling properly in the shop. - Engineering and machinery firms: product catalogues, datasheet downloads, RFQ forms - Textile mills and merchants: ecommerce with swatch requests and per-metre pricing - Spin-outs based at the university's 3M Buckley Innovation Centre: credible launch sites for investors - Makers and food producers in Holmfirth, Marsden and Slaithwaite: small online shops - Professional firms and independents in the town centre: brochure sites The university's strengths in engineering, computing and music mean a steady stream of new businesses that need a first site they can grow. Search competition here is a mix of very niche B2B terms and normal local searches. Valley businesses often get lumped in with Huddersfield results, so a page that names Holmfirth or the Colne Valley explicitly helps local customers find them. ## Who we build websites for in Huddersfield - Engineering and gear manufacturers - Valve, pump and machinery suppliers - Textile mills and cloth merchants - Chemical companies - University spin-outs - Makers and food producers in the valleys - Independent shops and cafés - Professional services firms ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a product catalogue website for a Huddersfield manufacturer? Yes. We build catalogue sites with product families, technical specifications, downloadable datasheets and an enquiry or RFQ form on each product. Smaller catalogues fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. Large catalogues or ERP integrations get a fixed quote. ### Do you cover Holmfirth, Marsden and the valleys? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Kirklees, including Holmfirth, Marsden, Slaithwaite, Honley, Dewsbury and Batley. We work remotely, so location makes no difference to price. Each valley town can have its own page if you serve several. ### Can we sell fabric by the metre online? Yes. On Shopify or WooCommerce we can set up per-metre pricing with minimum and step quantities, sample swatch products, and delivery rates that suit rolls and parcels. Ecommerce projects start from £750 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Halifax Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/halifax/ > Piece Hall traders, Calderdale makers, venues and manufacturers in Halifax can have dijitul design and build their website. We work remotely from Mansfield, so the project runs by video call and shared previews. Brochure websites start from £250 + VAT, and Shopify or WooCommerce online shops for independent retailers and makers start from £750 + VAT. Halifax mixes old industry, finance and some of the best independent retail in the north. The Piece Hall, the Grade I listed Georgian cloth hall restored as a shopping and events space, is packed with independents, and many sell both in person and online. A shop that sells at the Piece Hall on Saturday and ships across the UK on Monday needs an online shop that matches its in-person brand, keeps stock in step, and offers click-and-collect for local customers. Further along the Calder Valley, Hebden Bridge, Todmorden and Sowerby Bridge are home to lots of artists, makers and small online sellers. Their sites need good product photography, honest copy about how things are made, and a checkout that does not get in the way. - Independent retailers and makers: online shops with stock control and click-and-collect - Venues and event organisers at the Piece Hall and Dean Clough: event listings and ticket links - Manufacturers in Elland, Brighouse and Sowerby Bridge: B2B product sites - Financial services suppliers and professional firms: accessible, trust-led sites - Cafés, bars and restaurants: menus and booking Lloyds still runs a big Halifax operation on Trinity Road, Nestlé makes Quality Street in the town, and Dean Clough's former carpet mills house dozens of businesses. Firms in those mill buildings often have dated sites that no longer reflect how good their work is. Flooding in the Calder Valley has taught local businesses to keep things in the cloud, and the same thinking applies to a website: you should own your domain and site, have off-site backups, and not depend on one person who built it years ago. Local search tends to be town by town, so a Brighouse or Hebden Bridge business should name its own town clearly rather than hiding under Halifax. ## Who we build websites for in Halifax - Independent retailers and makers - Online shops - Venues and event organisers - Cafés, bars and restaurants - Food and confectionery firms - Packaging and engineering manufacturers - Financial services suppliers - Arts organisations ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online shop for a Piece Hall trader? Yes. We build Shopify or WooCommerce shops that match your in-person brand, handle UK delivery rates and click-and-collect, and can connect to your card reader or EPOS so stock stays in step. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT, and we train you to manage orders yourself. ### Do you cover Hebden Bridge, Todmorden and Brighouse? Yes. We work remotely, so we build websites for businesses right across Calderdale, including Hebden Bridge, Todmorden, Sowerby Bridge, Elland and Brighouse, at the same prices as Halifax itself. We can also add a page for each Calderdale town you serve. ### Our website was built years ago by someone who has disappeared. Can you help? Yes. We can usually recover access to the domain and hosting, back up what is there, and either fix the existing site or rebuild it. Redesigns start from £250 + VAT, and you will own everything at the end, with no lock-in. --- # Web Design in Harrogate Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/harrogate/ > Our Harrogate web design work is for hotels, spas, event organisers, food brands, estate agents and financial advisers. dijitul builds each site remotely from Mansfield. A custom website starts from £250 + VAT, a Business site with copywriting and schema from £500 + VAT, and an online shop for a food or drink brand from £750 + VAT. Visitors, conference delegates and professional clients keep Harrogate's economy going, and they expect polished websites. Hotels and spas compete for weekend breaks and corporate stays, so they need fast room and treatment pages, a booking engine that works properly on a phone, and wedding and events pages that capture enquiries. Year-round events at the Harrogate Convention Centre and the Great Yorkshire Show every summer bring steady trade to restaurants, bars and event suppliers. Food is part of the town's identity. With Bettys and Taylors of Harrogate as the local benchmark, independent food makers, delis and cafés with online shops want websites that feel premium without being slow. An online shop for a tea, chocolate or gin brand needs gift options, delivery dates around Christmas and corporate gifting enquiries. - Hotels and spas: hotel websites built for direct booking - Event and exhibition businesses: event pages, exhibitor information and enquiry forms - Food and drink brands: ecommerce with gifting and seasonal delivery rules - Financial advisers, solicitors and accountants at Hornbeam Park and in the centre: understated, credible sites - Estate agents: property listings with feeds from your CRM - Rural and equestrian businesses around Knaresborough, Ripon and Wetherby Local search is competitive in hospitality and property, where big portals dominate the broad terms. Smaller businesses win by being specific: the type of stay, the treatment, the street or village. Professional services face fewer competitors locally but must look trustworthy, with clear regulatory details and named people. ## Who we build websites for in Harrogate - Hotels and spas - Event and exhibition businesses - Restaurants, cafés and tea rooms - Food and drink brands - Financial advisers and wealth managers - Solicitors and accountants - Estate agents - Rural and equestrian businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a Harrogate hotel website that takes direct bookings? Yes. We design around your booking engine so guests can book rooms, treatments or tables without leaving your site. We keep pages fast on mobile, add Hotel schema and set up your Google Business Profile properly. A full hotel site usually fits our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover Knaresborough, Ripon and Wetherby? Yes. We build websites for businesses across the Harrogate area, including Knaresborough, Ripon, Wetherby, Pateley Bridge and the surrounding villages. We work remotely, so the price is the same. We send previews by link, so you never need to travel. ### Can you build a website for a Harrogate financial adviser? Yes. We build clean, accessible sites with your FCA details, named advisers, clear service pages and a simple way to book a first meeting. We keep forms short and privacy information clear, which matters when you handle personal financial data. --- # Web Design in Scarborough Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/scarborough/ > Seasonal businesses in Scarborough, from guest houses and holiday lets to caravan parks, cafés and attractions, can get a booking-ready website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield. A custom site with up to five pages is from £250 + VAT, and a fuller site with a page for every room or unit is from £500 + VAT. As one of Britain's original seaside resorts and the biggest town on the North Yorkshire coast, Scarborough earns most of its money between Easter and October. That puts a hard deadline on web design. A guest house or holiday let site needs to be live, fast and taking bookings before the season starts, because a broken booking page in July costs real money. Winter is the sensible time to rebuild. For holiday lets, caravan parks and small hotels, the website's job is to win direct bookings rather than pay commission on every stay. That means good photography of every room or unit, clear prices and availability, a booking engine or channel manager that keeps your calendar in step with the big platforms, and pages that load quickly on a phone with a weak signal on the seafront. - Hotels, guest houses and holiday lets: booking websites with live availability - Caravan parks: pages per unit type, facilities and local area guides - Cafés, fish restaurants and takeaways: menus, opening hours by season, click-to-call - Attractions: ticket booking and event listings - Food and engineering firms at Eastfield and Scarborough Business Park: B2B sites Tourism is not the whole story: McCain runs its UK headquarters and a big factory at Eastfield, and coachbuilder Plaxton has been in the town for over 100 years. Suppliers to those firms need straightforward B2B sites. Search competition is fierce in accommodation, where booking platforms dominate. Smaller businesses win on specific searches: dog-friendly cottages, North Bay sea views, family caravan holidays near Filey. A page per type of stay helps you rank for exactly those. ## Who we build websites for in Scarborough - Hotels and guest houses - Holiday lets and cottages - Caravan and holiday parks - Cafés and fish restaurants - Visitor attractions - Food manufacturers - Engineering firms - Gift shops and retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### When should a Scarborough holiday let get a new website? Ideally between October and February. A typical Starter site takes three to four weeks and a Business site five to six, so starting in winter means you are live, indexed and taking bookings well before Easter. ### Do you cover Whitby, Filey and the coast? Yes. We build websites for businesses along the North Yorkshire coast, including Whitby, Filey, Robin Hood's Bay and the surrounding villages. Everything is done remotely, so prices do not change. ### Can our website stop double bookings with Airbnb and Booking.com? Yes, by connecting your site to a booking engine or channel manager that syncs availability with the platforms you use. We build the website around that system so guests book direct and your calendars stay in step. --- # Web Design in Grimsby Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/grimsby/ > dijitul designs websites for Grimsby seafood processors, offshore wind contractors, port and logistics firms, and Cleethorpes hospitality businesses. We build remotely from Mansfield and run each project by video call. Custom websites start from £250 + VAT, and Business sites with copywriting, schema and a page per service or product range start from £500 + VAT. Seafood processing is what Grimsby is known for across the food industry. Young's has its head office in the town, and smokehouses, cold stores and processors of every size operate near the docks and on Europarc and Great Coates. Their websites are mostly read by buyers: retailers, wholesalers and food service companies checking product ranges, species, certifications such as BRCGS and MSC, and production capacity. A clear B2B site with product pages, accreditations and a trade enquiry form helps a processor get onto a shortlist. The port has a newer role in offshore wind. Ørsted's East Coast Hub maintains offshore wind farms from the port, and a wave of crew transfer, engineering and training businesses has grown up around it. These firms recruit constantly and bid for contracts, so they need both a capability-led site for buyers and a careers section that works for technicians browsing on a phone. - Seafood and food processors: product range pages, accreditations, trade enquiries - Offshore wind and marine firms: capability pages, project history, recruitment - Training providers: course listings and online booking - Port, logistics and cold storage: service and quote pages - Cleethorpes hotels, cafés and attractions: seasonal menus and booking Smaller smokehouses and fishmongers can also sell direct. An online shop for chilled or frozen seafood needs next-day courier rules, delivery-day selection and clear storage information. Search competition for B2B terms is light, so a well-built site can rank for phrases like "smoked fish supplier" with Grimsby attached. Cleethorpes hospitality faces more local competition, where a strong Google Business Profile and good reviews matter as much as the site itself. ## Who we build websites for in Grimsby - Seafood processors and smokehouses - Food manufacturers - Cold storage operators - Offshore wind contractors - Crew transfer and marine services - Port and logistics firms - Training providers - Cleethorpes hospitality businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online shop for a Grimsby smokehouse or fishmonger? Yes. We build shops with chilled delivery rules, delivery-day selection, postcode restrictions where couriers cannot guarantee next-day, and clear storage information on each product. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT. ### Do you cover Cleethorpes, Immingham and Louth? Yes. We build websites for businesses across North East Lincolnshire and beyond, including Cleethorpes, Immingham, Louth and Barton-upon-Humber. We work remotely, so prices are the same. Projects run by video call, email and private preview links. ### Can you build a website that helps an offshore wind firm recruit? Yes. We can add a careers section with individual job pages, JobPosting schema so roles can appear in Google's job listings, and a short application form that works on a phone. It sits alongside capability and project pages aimed at buyers. --- # Web Design in Scunthorpe Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/scunthorpe/ > Engineering contractors, fabricators, hauliers, farm businesses and trades in Scunthorpe can get a website from dijitul that helps them win new customers. We design and build remotely from Mansfield. A custom site with up to five pages is from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with copywriting, case studies and a page per service is from £500 + VAT. The steelworks has defined Scunthorpe for generations, and a large network of engineering contractors, fabricators, maintenance specialists and hauliers depends on it. Uncertainty over the works has pushed many of those suppliers to chase contracts in sectors such as renewables, rail and defence. That changes what their website has to do. A firm that has always won work through one big customer now needs to explain itself to strangers: what it does, what equipment it has, what accreditations it holds and which projects it has delivered. For most of these businesses the first step is a website redesign: replacing a dated site with clear service pages, sector pages for each new market, case studies with photographs of real work, and a simple enquiry route. - Engineering and maintenance contractors: capability, sector and case study pages - Fabricators: project galleries and RFQ forms that accept drawings - Hauliers along the M180: coverage, fleet and quote pages - Farm shops and agricultural businesses around Brigg and Epworth: small online shops and opening times - Trades and retailers: fast local sites with click-to-call Beyond steel, North Lincolnshire has food processing, M180 distribution and river ports on the Humber and Trent, and many family firms in Brigg, Barton-upon-Humber and Epworth still have no website at all. Local search competition is low for most trades and B2B phrases. A Scunthorpe firm with a fast site, a page per service and a properly verified Google Business Profile can often reach the top of local results faster than in a big city. ## Who we build websites for in Scunthorpe - Engineering and maintenance contractors - Fabricators - Steel supply chain firms - Hauliers and logistics firms - Food processors - Farm shops and agricultural businesses - Tradespeople - Retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can a new website help a Scunthorpe engineering firm win work outside steel? It helps a lot. Buyers in renewables, rail or defence will check your site before they reply. We build sector pages, case studies and capability information that speak to each new market, so your site supports the conversations your sales team are having. ### Do you cover Brigg, Barton-upon-Humber and Epworth? Yes. We build websites for businesses across North Lincolnshire, including Brigg, Barton-upon-Humber, Epworth, Crowle and the Isle of Axholme. We work remotely, so prices are the same. We share designs on private preview links for your approval. ### How long does a website take for a Scunthorpe business? A Starter site from £250 + VAT typically goes live in three to four weeks. A Business site from £500 + VAT, with copywriting and more pages, typically takes five to six weeks. Timings depend on how quickly we get your photos and feedback. --- # Web Design in Manchester Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/manchester/ > Manchester ecommerce brands, tech start-ups, Spinningfields firms and Northern Quarter venues can work with dijitul for a fixed-price website. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, with direct contact with the person doing the work. Custom websites start from £250 + VAT, and Shopify or WooCommerce online shops start from £750 + VAT. Manchester is the north's biggest economy and one of the UK's largest digital clusters outside London, so the bar for websites here is high. Online retail shaped a lot of that. Several big online fashion names started here, and a long tail of smaller ecommerce firms now trade through their own stores alongside Amazon and other marketplaces. For them, the details decide sales: product and category pages built to rank, fast pages that pass Core Web Vitals on mobile, a clean checkout, abandoned cart emails and a Google Merchant Centre feed that does not throw errors. Spinningfields holds banks, law firms and accountants that need a very different kind of site: understated, fast, accessible, and clear about who does what. Start-ups on the Oxford Road corridor and in the Northern Quarter usually want a launch site they can edit without a developer, often on WordPress or Webflow, with room to add pricing pages and documentation later. - Ecommerce brands: Shopify or WooCommerce stores with product structure built for search - Start-ups: launch sites and landing pages for campaigns - Professional services in Spinningfields: credible, accessible service sites - Bars, restaurants and venues in the Northern Quarter and Ancoats: menus, events and booking - Recruitment agencies: job listings with JobPosting schema Manchester has plenty of web design agencies, and we are not trying to out-shout them. We suit businesses that want a clear price, a direct line to the designer and a site they own outright. Search competition here is as tough as anywhere outside London. Generic terms like "accountant Manchester" are heavily contested, so the realistic route is specific service pages, neighbourhood or sector angles, solid technical SEO and a well-maintained Google Business Profile. ## Who we build websites for in Manchester - Ecommerce and fashion brands - SaaS and tech start-ups - Law and accountancy firms - Financial services companies - Bars, restaurants and venues - Creative and digital agencies - Recruitment agencies - Independent retailers - Charities ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Why use a Mansfield web designer rather than a Manchester agency? You get a fixed price, direct contact with the person designing and building your site, and no city-centre overheads built into the quote. We work remotely with video calls and private preview links, which is how most Manchester agencies work with their clients anyway. ### Do you cover the rest of Greater Manchester? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Greater Manchester, including Salford, Stockport, Bolton, Oldham, Rochdale, Wigan, Trafford and Tameside. Location makes no difference to how we work or what we charge. ### Can you rebuild our Manchester online shop on Shopify? Yes. We migrate products, customers and order history where the platforms allow, set up 301 redirects from old URLs so you keep your rankings, configure payments and delivery, and connect your Google Merchant Centre feed. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT, and large catalogues get a fixed quote. ### Can you build a site for a Manchester start-up quickly? A Starter site from £250 + VAT typically goes live in three to four weeks, which suits a launch. If you need more pages or copywriting, our Business package from £500 + VAT typically takes five to six weeks. Speed mostly depends on how quickly you approve designs. --- # Web Design in Liverpool Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/liverpool/ > Liverpool hotels, bars, freight forwarders, Baltic Triangle studios and Knowledge Quarter companies can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from our base in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. Brochure websites start from £250 + VAT, Business sites with copywriting from £500 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. Liverpool's visitor economy is huge, and much of the city's web design need comes from businesses competing for tourists, match-day crowds and concert audiences. From the waterfront to Bold Street and the Baltic Triangle, hospitality businesses need websites that load quickly on a phone in a busy street, show the menu as real text rather than a PDF, and get people to book a table or room in a couple of taps. Event-driven businesses also need pages that can be updated fast when a big fixture or gig is announced. Peel Ports' Liverpool2 deep-water terminal means plenty of work for local freight forwarders, customs agents and shipping firms. Their websites are usually functional rather than flashy, and that is fine: clear services, routes, accreditations and a quote form that captures the details a forwarder needs. - Hotels, bars and restaurants: restaurant sites with booking and menus - Freight forwarders and customs agents: service pages and quote forms - Games and digital studios in the Baltic Triangle: portfolio sites that show work well - Life sciences firms in the Knowledge Quarter: credible sites for partners, funders and recruits - Online retailers: ecommerce with marketplace-ready product data The Knowledge Quarter, built around the city's universities and research institutes, is home to research-led companies whose websites need to explain complex work in plain English and meet accessibility standards. Search competition in hospitality is intense, with national chains and listing sites dominating broad terms. Independents win on specifics: the street, the cuisine, the type of night out. For B2B firms there is less competition, and well-structured service pages often rank quickly. ## Who we build websites for in Liverpool - Hotels, bars and restaurants - Music venues and promoters - Freight forwarders and customs agents - Life sciences companies - Games and digital studios - Online retailers - Tourism businesses - Solicitors and accountants ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Liverpool bar or restaurant? Yes. We build fast mobile sites with menus as real text, table booking, opening hours matched to Google, event listings you can update yourself and click-to-call. Most hospitality sites fit our Starter package from £250 + VAT or Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover the Wirral, St Helens and the rest of Merseyside? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Merseyside, including the Wirral, Knowsley, Sefton, St Helens and Southport. We work remotely, so prices are the same everywhere. Each project runs by video call and private preview links. ### Can you build a portfolio site for a Baltic Triangle studio? Yes. We build portfolio sites that load large images and video efficiently, using modern formats such as WebP and AVIF and lazy loading, with a CMS you can update after each project. A simple portfolio site usually fits our Starter package from £250 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Preston Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/preston/ > Our Preston clients include aerospace and nuclear suppliers, public sector contractors, professional firms and city centre businesses, and dijitul builds their websites remotely from Mansfield. A custom website with up to five pages starts from £250 + VAT. A Business site with copywriting, schema and a page per capability or service starts from £500 + VAT. As well as being the county's administrative centre, Preston is a short drive from two of Lancashire's largest engineering sites. BAE Systems works on military aircraft at Warton and Samlesbury, and Westinghouse produces nuclear fuel at Springfields, west of the city. Their supply chains include hundreds of precision engineering, composites and technical firms, which need websites that show capability without giving away anything sensitive. We plan content and photography carefully, so you can show machines, processes and approvals without controlled parts or drawings appearing anywhere. The county council's headquarters is in the city, and the "Preston model" of community wealth building pushes large local institutions to buy from local suppliers. Small businesses bidding for that work often find their website is checked as part of procurement. An accessible site built to WCAG 2.2 AA, with clear privacy information and case studies, helps. - Aerospace and nuclear suppliers: capability, quality and sector pages - Public sector contractors: accessible sites with case studies and policies - Accountants, solicitors and advisers: trust-led brochure sites - Student-focused bars and shops near UCLan: menus, events and offers - Logistics firms on the M6, M55 and M61: service and coverage pages - Care providers: clear, reassuring sites for families With UCLan's main campus in the centre, student-facing businesses need sites that work perfectly on a phone and are easy to update each term. Local search in Preston is moderately competitive. Professional services compete with firms from across Lancashire, so service pages naming the towns you cover, such as Chorley, Leyland and the Fylde, help you reach the right clients. ## Who we build websites for in Preston - Aerospace supply chain firms - Nuclear sector suppliers - Precision engineering companies - Public sector contractors - Accountants and solicitors - Care providers - Student-focused hospitality and retail - Logistics firms ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Preston defence or aerospace supplier? Yes. We build capability-led sites that list processes, materials, approvals and sectors served, and we agree in advance what can be shown so nothing sensitive is published. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting. ### Do you cover Chorley, Leyland and the Fylde? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Central Lancashire, including Chorley, Leyland, Longridge, Garstang and the Fylde coast. We work remotely, so there is no extra charge for location. If you serve several towns, each can have its own page. ### Will a better website help us win public sector contracts in Preston? It will not win a tender on its own, but buyers do check suppliers online. An accessible site with clear services, case studies, policies and contact details supports your bid and shows you are an established business. --- # Web Design in Bolton Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/bolton/ > dijitul builds practical websites for Bolton family firms, food producers, distributors, care providers and tradespeople. We design and build remotely from Mansfield and explain every step in plain English. A five-page custom website is from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with copywriting, schema and a page for each service is from £500 + VAT. Bolton earns its living making and moving goods. Warburtons still bakes in its home town, and the M61 corridor is lined with food, engineering, packaging and defence businesses. Big warehouses fill Logistics North towards Wigan, while Middlebrook combines offices, shops and leisure next to the stadium. Many Bolton businesses are family-owned and have traded for decades. Their website has often grown by accident: built years ago by a relative or a freelancer who moved on, never updated, and now slow and broken on a phone. A redesign that keeps the content customers rely on while fixing the structure, speed and mobile layout is usually the first job. - Bakeries and food producers: product pages, stockist lists and trade enquiries - Distribution firms: services, coverage, quote forms and careers pages - Engineering and packaging manufacturers: capability and product range pages - Care homes and home care providers: accessible sites with CQC details and vacancies - Trades in Horwich, Westhoughton and Farnworth: click-to-call sites with area pages - Independent retailers: small online shops with click-and-collect Care providers are a big part of the borough's economy, and their websites serve two audiences: families choosing care and staff looking for work. A site that handles both, with clear information on services and a simple job application route, saves time on the phone. Local search in Bolton is competitive for trades because Manchester firms also target the town. A page for each service and each area you cover, real photos of your work and an accurate Google Business Profile give a local business the edge. ## Who we build websites for in Bolton - Bakeries and food producers - Distribution and logistics firms - Engineering and packaging manufacturers - Care homes and home care providers - Tradespeople - Independent retailers - Family-run wholesalers - Accountants and solicitors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Bolton care provider? Yes. We build accessible sites that explain your services clearly for families, show your CQC rating and details, and include a careers section so you can recruit care staff directly. Most care provider sites fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover Horwich, Westhoughton and Farnworth? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Bolton borough, including Horwich, Westhoughton, Farnworth, Kearsley and Little Lever. We work remotely from Mansfield, so prices are the same. You approve designs on a private preview link before launch. ### Our old website still works. Why would we redesign it? If it is slow on phones, hard to update, insecure or not bringing in enquiries, it is costing you work. A redesign fixes the mobile layout, speed and structure while keeping what already ranks. Redesigns start from £250 + VAT depending on size. --- # Web Design in Warrington Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/warrington/ > Engineering consultancies, utility contractors, distribution firms and local businesses in Warrington can have dijitul design and build a website that brings in the right enquiries. We work remotely from Mansfield. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and Business sites with copywriting, full schema and conversion tracking start from £500 + VAT. Three motorways, the M6, M62 and M56, meet at Warrington, which is why so many head offices, warehouses and engineering consultancies have settled here. Nuclear, power and infrastructure consultancies have gathered around Birchwood Park for decades. Their websites have to impress technical buyers and future recruits at the same time. That means clear service and sector pages, project summaries that are allowed to be public, named key people, and a careers section that does a lot of heavy lifting in a tight engineering jobs market. The North West's water company, United Utilities, is based at Lingley Mere, and its contractors and suppliers follow it. Those contractors need sites that set out accreditations, safety approach and regional coverage, with a quick route to enquire. - Engineering and nuclear consultancies: sector pages, project summaries, recruitment - Utility contractors: services, coverage, accreditations and careers - Distribution firms at Omega and Appleton Thorn: capacity, services and quote forms - Insurance, finance and tech firms at Centre Park and Lingley Mere: professional, accessible sites - Recruitment agencies: job boards with JobPosting schema - Retailers and trades: fast local sites with click-to-call Recruitment is a common thread across Warrington's sectors, so we often build conversion-focused careers pages with short application forms that work on a phone. Search competition is moderate to strong. Warrington businesses compete with firms from both Manchester and Liverpool, so a site that names its own patch clearly, including Birchwood, Lymm, Widnes and Runcorn, and has a properly set up Google Business Profile, has a better chance of showing in local results. ## Who we build websites for in Warrington - Nuclear and energy consultancies - Engineering consultancies - Utility contractors - Distribution centres - Insurance and financial services - Tech companies - Recruitment agencies - Tradespeople ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website that helps a Warrington consultancy recruit engineers? Yes. We build careers sections with a page for each role, JobPosting schema so vacancies can appear in Google's job results, honest information about projects and culture, and a short application form. That sits alongside service and sector pages aimed at clients. ### Do you cover Birchwood, Lymm and Widnes? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Warrington and nearby, including Birchwood, Lymm, Culcheth, Widnes, Runcorn and Leigh. We work remotely, so prices do not change with location. Each area you serve can have its own page if that helps. ### How much does a website cost for a Warrington engineering firm? Most engineering firms need our Business package, from £500 + VAT, for up to 15 pages with copywriting, schema and conversion tracking. A small firm with a few services can start with our Starter package from £250 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Chester Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/chester/ > In Chester, dijitul designs and builds websites for hotels, wedding venues, Rows retailers, financial firms and aerospace suppliers. We work remotely from Mansfield and share designs on private preview links. A custom website starts from £250 + VAT, and an online shop for an independent retailer starts from £750 + VAT, with payments and delivery set up. Visitors come all year for the city walls, the Rows, the racecourse and Chester Zoo, and local hotels, restaurants, venues and independents rely on online bookings and searches. For a hotel or restaurant, the website's main job is direct bookings: fast pages, clear room or menu information and a booking button that works on a phone. Race days and events create spikes in demand, so sites need to handle extra traffic and make special offers easy to publish. Couples choose a wedding venue online long before they book a viewing. Their websites need strong photography, package information laid out clearly, real-wedding galleries and an enquiry form that asks the right questions (date, guest numbers, budget) so the venue can reply properly first time. - Hotels, restaurants and bars: direct booking and table reservations - Wedding and event venues: wedding websites with galleries and enquiry forms - Independent retailers in the Rows: online shops with click-and-collect - Financial and professional firms near Chester Business Park: trust-led service sites - Aerospace and engineering suppliers around Broughton and Deeside: capability pages - Estate agents: listings with portal feeds Financial services are a big employer too, with Bank of America and M&S Bank among the operations at Chester Business Park and a supply chain of smaller firms around them. Those firms need accessible, understated sites with clear regulatory information. Many Chester businesses trade across the Welsh border, and some want English and Welsh versions of their site. We can build a multilingual site with proper hreflang tags using translations you supply. ## Who we build websites for in Chester - Hotels and restaurants - Wedding and event venues - Independent retailers - Visitor attractions - Financial and insurance firms - Aerospace and engineering suppliers - Estate agents - Solicitors and accountants ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Chester wedding venue? Yes. We build venue sites with galleries, package and pricing pages, real wedding stories, an enquiry form that captures date and guest numbers, and fast mobile pages for couples browsing on their phones. Most venue sites fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover Ellesmere Port, Northwich and Deeside? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Cheshire West and over the border, including Ellesmere Port, Northwich, Frodsham, Deeside and Wrexham. We work remotely, so the prices are the same. ### Can you build a bilingual English and Welsh website? Yes. We build multilingual sites with a language switcher, hreflang tags so Google shows the right version, and separate URLs for each language. You supply the Welsh translations, or we can include translation costs in a fixed quote. --- # Web Design in Stockport Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/stockport/ > Consultants, accountants, trade suppliers and Underbanks independents in Stockport use dijitul for straightforward, fixed-price websites. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, so home-based businesses never need to host a meeting. A five-page custom site is from £250 + VAT, and a fuller Business site with copywriting is from £500 + VAT. Stockport is a business town in its own right, not just a commuter suburb. Hat making, celebrated at the Hat Works museum, and Robinsons brewery are part of its heritage. Stockport Exchange has added modern offices next to the station, and the estates at Bredbury, Hazel Grove and Cheadle are home to manufacturers, trade suppliers and distributors. Consultants, accountants, financial advisers and freelancers make up a big share of local firms, and many run their businesses from home in places like Bramhall, Cheadle Hulme and Marple. For them a website is mostly about credibility and enquiries: a clear explanation of what you do and for whom, a proper about page with a decent photo, case studies or testimonials you are allowed to use, and an easy way to book a call. A focused small business website on our Starter package covers that well. - Consultants and freelancers: credible service sites with booking links - Accountants and financial advisers: service pages and regulatory details - Trade suppliers and wholesalers in Bredbury: product ranges and trade account sign-up - Manufacturers: capability pages and RFQ forms - Pubs, bars and cafés in the Underbanks and market area: menus and events - Health and wellbeing practices: online booking Trade suppliers and manufacturers often need more than a brochure. A trade website where approved customers log in to see their own prices and order online can cut phone orders significantly, and WooCommerce handles customer-specific pricing well. Search competition is tough for professional services because Manchester firms target Stockport too. Pages that name the suburbs you serve, real expertise in your copy and a complete Google Business Profile help a Stockport firm compete. ## Who we build websites for in Stockport - Consultants and freelancers - Accountants and financial advisers - Trade suppliers and wholesalers - Manufacturers - Pubs, bars and cafés - Health and wellbeing practices - Software and tech firms - Independent retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### What website does a Stockport consultant or freelancer need? Usually a short, focused site: a clear home page, a page per service, an about page, proof such as case studies or testimonials, and a contact or booking page. Our Starter package from £250 + VAT covers up to five custom-designed pages and sets up Google Analytics and Search Console. ### Do you cover Cheadle, Bramhall, Marple and Hazel Grove? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Stockport borough, including Cheadle, Cheadle Hulme, Bramhall, Marple, Hazel Grove and Bredbury. We work remotely, so no meetings in person are needed. You review everything on private preview links before it goes live. ### Can you build a trade website with customer-specific prices? Yes. On WooCommerce we can set up trade accounts with their own price lists, hide prices from the public if you prefer, and allow ordering on account. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT, and complex pricing or stock integrations get a fixed quote. --- # Web Design in Wigan Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/wigan/ > dijitul designs and builds mobile-first websites for Wigan tradespeople, salons, hauliers, food producers and sports clubs, working remotely from Mansfield. Each site is designed for your business rather than taken from a template. A custom website with up to five pages is from £250 + VAT, and a site with a page for every service is from £500 + VAT. Heinz's huge Kitt Green factory is the name everyone knows, and food manufacturing is a major part of the borough's economy. Hauliers and distribution depots cluster along the M6 and M58, at Martland Park and towards Logistics North. But most Wigan businesses are small service firms: builders, electricians, plumbers, hair and beauty salons, cafés and gyms spread across Leigh, Standish, Hindley and Ashton-in-Makerfield. For those firms, the website has to turn a search on a phone into a call or a booking. A tradesperson needs click-to-call in the header, a page per job type, the towns covered, photos of real work and reviews. A salon needs online booking linked to its booking system, a price list that is easy to update and opening hours that match Google Maps. - Tradespeople and builders: builder websites with project galleries and quote forms - Hair and beauty salons: online booking and price lists - Food producers: product pages, stockists and trade enquiries - Hauliers and distribution firms: coverage, services and driver recruitment - Rugby and sports clubs: fixtures, membership and sponsor pages - Care providers: accessible sites for families and job seekers Wigan is a rugby league town, and its community clubs need sites that volunteers can update: fixtures, results, membership sign-up and pages that give sponsors proper credit. Local search competition is moderate. Many small Wigan firms still rely on Facebook alone, so a fast website with LocalBusiness schema, a page for each town you cover and a fully completed Google Business Profile can put you ahead of competitors quickly. ## Who we build websites for in Wigan - Tradespeople and builders - Hair and beauty salons - Food manufacturers - Hauliers and distribution firms - Rugby and sports clubs - Gyms and fitness studios - Care providers - Independent retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a Wigan salon website with online booking? Yes. We build salon sites around your booking system, whether that is Fresha, Treatwell, Timely or similar, with a price list you can update, a gallery, and opening hours that match your Google Business Profile. Most salon sites fit our Starter package from £250 + VAT. ### Do you cover Leigh, Standish and Hindley? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Wigan borough, including Leigh, Standish, Hindley, Atherton, Tyldesley and Ashton-in-Makerfield. We work remotely, so prices are the same everywhere. If you work across several towns, we can give each one a page. ### Can you build a website for a Wigan rugby or sports club? Yes. We build club sites with fixtures and results, membership and junior sign-up, sponsor pages and news that volunteers can post from a phone. Clubs needing online membership payments or a members' area get a fixed quote. --- # Web Design in Oldham Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/oldham/ > Affordable, properly built websites for Oldham manufacturers, wholesalers, restaurants, pharmacies and Saddleworth businesses come from dijitul, working remotely from Mansfield. A custom site with up to five pages starts from £250 + VAT. Wholesalers and makers who want to sell or take trade orders online can have an ecommerce site from £750 + VAT. Oldham's old cotton mills are still busy, now as homes for small manufacturers, wholesalers and warehouses. Food, packaging, electronics, textiles and engineering firms work from Hollinwood, Chadderton, Royton, Shaw and Failsworth, and most are family-owned with modest headcounts. Many still take orders by phone and email. A trade website that shows products with codes and pack sizes, and lets approved customers order online, can take a lot of that workload off the office. The town's restaurants, takeaways and sweet centres, many of them family-run by members of Oldham's South Asian communities, are central to local life. Their websites need menus as proper text (so Google can read them), links to delivery apps or their own ordering system, click-to-call and opening hours that match Google Maps. Some want menus in more than one language, which we can set up using translations the owner supplies. - Manufacturers: capability and product range pages - Wholesalers and distributors: B2B ecommerce with trade pricing - Restaurants, takeaways and sweet centres: menus, ordering links and reviews - Pharmacies and health practices: service pages and booking for clinics - Saddleworth creative, rural and tourism businesses: characterful sites with booking - Tradespeople: click-to-call sites with area pages Saddleworth's Pennine villages have a different feel: holiday lets, food producers, crafts and professionals working from home, who want sites that reflect the area. Search competition varies. Food and trades face plenty of local rivals, while niche manufacturers often have the field almost to themselves for specific product terms. ## Who we build websites for in Oldham - Small manufacturers - Wholesalers and distributors - Restaurants, takeaways and sweet centres - Pharmacies and health practices - Food producers - Saddleworth creative and rural businesses - Tradespeople - Accountants and solicitors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a small Oldham business on a tight budget? Yes. Our Starter package from £250 + VAT gives you up to five custom-designed pages, mobile-first, with click-to-call, a contact form, basic SEO and your Google Business Profile set up. Any extras, such as domain registration or hosting, are listed clearly in the quote. ### Do you cover Saddleworth, Royton and Chadderton? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Oldham borough, including Saddleworth, Royton, Chadderton, Shaw, Failsworth and Lees. We work remotely from Mansfield, so prices are the same. Saddleworth businesses can have a page that names their own village. ### Can our restaurant website show the menu in two languages? Yes. We can build menu pages in English and another language, either side by side or as separate language versions with hreflang tags. You supply the translations, and we make sure both versions are readable on a phone. --- # Web Design in Rochdale Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/rochdale/ > From co-operatives and charities to manufacturers, distributors and shops, Rochdale organisations can get an accessible, well-built website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield. Small business and charity websites start from £250 + VAT, and Business sites with copywriting and a page for every service or programme start from £500 + VAT. The co-operative movement traces its roots to the Rochdale Pioneers' Toad Lane shop, opened in 1844. Member-owned organisations, housing associations, social enterprises and charities are still a big part of the town, and their websites need particular care. Members, tenants and service users come from every background, so accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA is not optional: clear headings, good contrast, plain English and forms that work with screen readers. Donation and membership routes need to be simple, and governance documents such as annual reports and AGM papers should be easy to find. A charity website also has to be easy for staff and volunteers to update, so we build on a CMS with sensible editing permissions and train whoever will keep it current. - Co-operatives and mutuals: member information, governance documents, sign-up - Charities and community groups: donation, volunteering and event pages - Housing associations: tenant information and service request routes - Manufacturers making textiles, building products and food: product and capability pages - Distribution firms on Kingsway and in Heywood: services, coverage and careers - Restaurants and shops in the regenerated town centre: menus and opening hours Rochdale also has a strong logistics and manufacturing base. Large warehouses and factories fill Kingsway Business Park at junction 21 of the M62, and national retailers and carriers run distribution sites at Heywood. Those operators recruit constantly, so a careers section that works on a phone is often as valuable as the sales pages. Local search competition is moderate. Trades and shops serving Heywood, Middleton, Littleborough and Milnrow benefit from a page for each area and an accurate Google Business Profile. ## Who we build websites for in Rochdale - Co-operatives and mutuals - Charities and community groups - Housing associations - Social enterprises - Manufacturers - Distribution centres - Restaurants and takeaways - Independent retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an accessible website for a Rochdale charity or co-operative? Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA, with clear structure, strong colour contrast, keyboard-friendly navigation, labelled forms and plain-English content. We can add donation, membership and volunteering routes, and train your staff to update the site safely. ### Do you cover Heywood, Middleton and Littleborough? Yes. We build websites for organisations across Rochdale borough, including Heywood, Middleton, Littleborough and Milnrow. We work remotely, so location makes no difference to price. Projects run by video call, email and shared preview links, so no travel is needed. ### How much does a charity website cost? A small charity site with up to five pages is from £250 + VAT on our Starter package. Larger charities with several programmes, news and events usually need our Business package from £500 + VAT. Membership platforms or complex donation systems get a fixed quote. --- # Web Design in Salford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/salford/ > dijitul works with MediaCityUK production companies, digital agencies, Chapel Street businesses and local trades across Salford, building websites remotely from Mansfield. A custom website with up to five pages starts from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with copywriting, full schema and speed work to pass Core Web Vitals starts from £500 + VAT. Outside London, few places have as many media businesses as MediaCityUK at Salford Quays. The BBC and ITV both have major bases around the Quays, and a large community of independent producers, post-production houses and digital agencies has grown up beside them. For an independent production company, the website is a calling card for commissioners and crew: credits, showreels, current projects and a clear contact route. Video has to play smoothly without making the page slow, which means hosted video with lightweight embeds and proper poster images rather than heavy autoplay files. Agencies at the Quays sometimes need a build partner for a client site. We can also act as a build partner behind an agency, working to its brief at a fixed price. - TV and media production companies: portfolio sites with showreels and credits - Digital agencies: white-label builds from your designs - Freelance creatives and crews: simple portfolio sites they can update - Bars, restaurants and offices on Chapel Street and New Bailey: menus, booking and professional sites - Health and care providers: accessible sites for patients and job seekers - Trades and shops in Eccles, Swinton and Walkden: fast local sites Chapel Street and New Bailey now feel like part of Manchester's business district, with new offices, bars and restaurants. Port Salford on the Manchester Ship Canal and estates in Eccles, Irlam and Swinton add logistics and manufacturing firms. Search competition is tied to Manchester. Many people search "Manchester" even when they want Salford, so a Salford business benefits from pages that mention both clearly, along with the specific neighbourhood or area it serves. ## Who we build websites for in Salford - TV and media production companies - Post-production houses - Digital agencies - Freelance creatives - Bars and restaurants on Chapel Street - Health and care providers - Logistics and freight firms - Tradespeople ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a portfolio site for a MediaCityUK production company? Yes. We build fast sites with credits, showreels, project pages and crew contacts, using lightweight video embeds so pages stay quick on mobile. You can add new projects yourself through the CMS. Most fit our Starter or Business package. ### Do you cover Eccles, Swinton and Worsley? Yes. We build websites for businesses across the City of Salford, including Eccles, Swinton, Walkden, Worsley and Irlam. We work remotely, so there is no difference in price. We share every design on a private preview link for approval. ### Can you build websites for our agency's clients under our name? Yes. We can build from your designs or brief, work in your preferred CMS, and stay in the background while you manage the client relationship. White-label work is quoted per project, and small changes are £45 an hour + VAT. --- # Web Design in Blackpool Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/blackpool/ > Blackpool hotels, guest houses, holiday flats, shows and attractions can get a fast, booking-ready website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield and aim to have you live before the season. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with a page for every room type, show or offer starts from £500 + VAT. Blackpool is built on visitors. The Tower, the Pleasure Beach and the Illuminations pull in crowds from spring to autumn, and hundreds of small family-run hotels, guest houses, holiday flats, bars, arcades and shows fight for their business. For most of these firms, the website is where the booking is won or lost. A slow page on a phone, an expired SSL certificate or a booking form that silently fails can lose bookings straight away. We often see hotels and guest houses on old WordPress themes with outdated booking plugins and cheap shared hosting that struggles at peak times. Rebuilding on a clean, fast site with a reliable booking engine, room pages with real photographs, and clear information on parking, breakfast and distance to the promenade makes a real difference to direct bookings. - Hotels and guest houses: booking websites with live availability - Holiday flats and parks: unit pages, availability calendars and deposits - Shows and entertainment venues: event listings and ticket links - Attractions and arcades: opening times, prices and offers - Bars and restaurants: menus and party booking - Conference and events at the Winter Gardens: event and delegate pages Energy, digital and engineering firms moving to the enterprise zone at the airport need professional B2B sites rather than seaside ones. Search competition for accommodation is fierce, with booking platforms dominating broad searches. Independents win on specific terms: family rooms, adults-only, near the Pleasure Beach, Illuminations breaks. A page for each of those angles, Hotel schema and a well-kept Google Business Profile give a small hotel a fair chance. ## Who we build websites for in Blackpool - Hotels and guest houses - Holiday flats and parks - Shows and entertainment venues - Visitor attractions and arcades - Bars and restaurants - Conference and event organisers - Enterprise zone businesses - Tradespeople ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you fix or rebuild our Blackpool hotel's booking website? Yes. We can rebuild your site around a reliable booking engine, with fast room pages, clear prices and a booking button on every page. Small fixes are £45 an hour + VAT, and a full rebuild starts from £250 + VAT depending on the number of pages. ### Do you cover Lytham St Annes, Fleetwood and Thornton-Cleveleys? Yes. We build websites for businesses across the Fylde coast, including Lytham St Annes, Fleetwood, Thornton-Cleveleys, Poulton-le-Fylde and Bispham. We work remotely, so prices are the same. You can call 01623 650333 to talk it through first. ### When should a Blackpool guest house get a new website? Ideally in the autumn or winter after the Illuminations end. A Starter site typically takes three to four weeks, so starting early gives Google time to index the new site before spring bookings pick up. --- # Web Design in Blackburn Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/blackburn/ > Blackburn wholesalers, multi-site retailers, manufacturers, restaurants and lettings firms can have dijitul design and build a website that suits how they trade. We work remotely from Mansfield. A custom website starts from £250 + VAT, and a trade or retail ecommerce site with payments, delivery rules and stock control starts from £750 + VAT. Family enterprise is a big part of Blackburn's story. The town gave the world EG Group, and across the borough, second and third generation owners run wholesalers, retail chains, property firms and distributors. Once a business has several branches, its website needs more: a branch finder with opening hours for each site, consistent branding across every page, and, for retailers, an online shop that shares stock with the tills. Wholesalers increasingly want trade customers to order online rather than by phone or WhatsApp. A B2B ecommerce site with trade log-ins, customer-specific prices, minimum order quantities and repeat ordering can save hours every week. - Wholesalers and distributors: trade ordering and product catalogues - Multi-site retail groups: branch pages with LocalBusiness schema for each location - Manufacturers making wallcoverings, packaging, plastics and components: product ranges and RFQ forms - Restaurants and takeaways: menus, ordering links and reviews - Property and lettings firms: listings, landlord pages and valuation requests - Aerospace and engineering suppliers near Samlesbury: capability pages Factories still employ a lot of people here. Graham and Brown makes wallcoverings in the town, and firms on estates at Whitebirk and Shadsworth produce packaging, plastics and building products. Their sites should be written for buyers and specifiers, with technical information easy to find. For multi-site businesses, local search works branch by branch. Each location needs its own page and its own Google Business Profile with matching name, address and phone details, so each branch can appear in its own local results. ## Who we build websites for in Blackburn - Wholesalers and distributors - Multi-site retail groups - Forecourt and convenience retailers - Manufacturers - Restaurants and takeaways - Property and lettings firms - Aerospace and engineering suppliers - Tradespeople ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Blackburn business with several branches? Yes. We build a page for each branch with its own address, hours, phone number and LocalBusiness schema, plus a branch finder. We also help you set up or tidy each Google Business Profile so every location can rank locally. ### Do you cover Darwen, Accrington and Clitheroe? Yes. We build websites for businesses across East Lancashire, including Darwen, Accrington, Clitheroe, Great Harwood and the Ribble Valley. We work remotely from Mansfield, so prices are the same. Projects run by video call and private preview links. ### Can our wholesale customers order online with their own prices? Yes. We build WooCommerce trade sites with approved accounts, customer-specific price lists, minimum quantities and quick reorder. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT, and large catalogues or EPOS and stock integrations get a fixed quote. --- # Web Design in Burnley Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/burnley/ > Burnley web design from dijitul covers aerospace suppliers, machine shops, automotive firms, local trades and tourism businesses around Pendle. We build every site remotely from Mansfield. A custom small business website starts from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with capability pages, copywriting and full schema starts from £500 + VAT. Few English towns rely on manufacturing as much as Burnley does, and aerospace leads the way. Safran Nacelles has a plant in the town, and local machining, composites, surface treatment and tooling companies feed aerospace and defence work across Lancashire. Those firms win work by getting onto approved supplier lists, and buyers look at websites as part of that. A good aerospace supplier website lists machines and capacity, materials, approvals such as AS9100, special processes, inspection equipment and the sectors served, with clear photographs of an organised shop floor. It should load fast, work on a phone and make it easy to send an RFQ with drawings attached. We agree what can be shown publicly before anything goes live. - Aerospace and machining firms: manufacturer websites built around capability - Composites and materials companies: product data and datasheet downloads - Automotive suppliers: sector and process pages - Tradespeople in Nelson, Colne and Padiham: click-to-call sites - Cafés, shops and pubs in the town centre: menus and opening hours - Rural tourism around Pendle: holiday let and activity booking sites Old mills along the canal in the Weavers' Triangle are being brought back into use, and the UCLan campus and Burnley College bring students into the centre, which is good news for independent cafés and shops. Search competition for precision engineering terms is low in volume but highly specific, so pages that name each process and material are what get found. Trades face more local competition, where a complete Google Business Profile and real reviews matter. ## Who we build websites for in Burnley - Aerospace component manufacturers - Precision machining shops - Composites manufacturers - Surface treatment firms - Automotive suppliers - Tradespeople - Retailers and cafés - Rural tourism businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Burnley aerospace machine shop? Yes. We build capability-led sites listing processes, machines, materials, approvals and inspection equipment, with an RFQ form that accepts drawings. We agree what can be shown publicly first. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting. ### Do you cover Nelson, Colne and Padiham? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Burnley and Pendle, including Nelson, Colne, Padiham, Brierfield and Barnoldswick. We work remotely from Mansfield, so prices are the same. We can give each Pendle town its own page if you serve several. ### Can you build a booking website for a Pendle holiday let? Yes. We build holiday let sites with photo galleries, availability calendars, deposits and a booking engine or channel manager that keeps your calendars in step with the big platforms. Most fit our Starter package from £250 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Lancaster Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/lancaster/ > University spin-outs, energy contractors, hotels, outdoor activity providers and city centre independents in Lancaster can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield. A five-page website starts from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with copywriting and a page for each service, product or activity starts from £500 + VAT. Lancaster University sets the tone for much of this small historic city. Its research in computing, cyber security, data and environmental science spins out new companies, many supported through InfoLab21 or the Health Innovation Campus. Those businesses usually need a credible launch website before anything else: a clear explanation of the problem they solve, the team, any funding or partners they can name, and a way for investors, customers and recruits to get in touch. A site on a CMS the founders can edit keeps it current as the product changes. Energy is the other big employer. Heysham's nuclear stations and its port, which runs ferries and supports offshore work in the Irish Sea, keep engineering, maintenance and marine service companies busy. They need capability-led sites with accreditations, safety information and recruitment pages. - University spin-outs and tech firms: start-up websites for investors and recruits - Energy and marine contractors: capability and careers pages - Hotels and holiday parks around Morecambe Bay: direct booking - Outdoor activity providers in the Lune Valley and Forest of Bowland: activity booking - Independent shops, cafés and pubs: menus, opening times and small online shops - Accountants and solicitors: service sites Visitors are important as well. The castle, Williamson Park and the Georgian centre attract tourists, and the Lake District is not far away. Holiday and activity businesses need booking sites that work on patchy rural signal, so we keep pages light and fast. Local search competition is moderate, but Lancaster and Morecambe are often searched separately. A business serving both should have content that names each place clearly. ## Who we build websites for in Lancaster - University spin-outs - Cyber security and data firms - Energy and nuclear contractors - Marine and port services - Hotels and holiday parks - Outdoor activity providers - Independent shops and cafés - Accountants and solicitors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Lancaster University spin-out? Yes. We build launch sites that explain your technology in plain English, introduce the team, and give investors and early customers a clear route to contact you. A Starter site from £250 + VAT often suits a first launch. If you need a product or web app, our sister company dijitul developments gives a fixed quote. ### Do you cover Morecambe, Heysham and Carnforth? Yes. We build websites for businesses across the Lancaster district, including Morecambe, Heysham, Carnforth, Garstang and the Lune Valley villages. We work remotely, so prices do not change. Each place you serve can have its own page if that helps customers. ### Can you build a booking site for an outdoor activity business? Yes. We build activity sites with session pages, live availability, group bookings and deposits, using a booking system suited to timed slots. We keep pages light so they load on weak rural signal. Most fit our Starter or Business package. --- # Web Design in St Helens Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/st-helens/ > St Helens glass and materials firms, Haydock distribution businesses, trades and local shops can have dijitul build them a website that works hard on a phone. We design remotely from Mansfield. A custom five-page site starts from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with copywriting, schema and a page for each product or service starts from £500 + VAT. Glass made St Helens famous. Pilkington developed float glass in the town in the 1950s and remains a big local employer, and Glass Futures is working on lower-carbon glassmaking here. Plenty of engineering and materials firms work alongside them. For these businesses, a website is mostly read by specifiers, buyers and engineers, so product pages need technical data, standards and downloadable datasheets. Glass is notoriously hard to photograph, which makes good product imagery and clean page design even more important. The town sits between Liverpool and Manchester on the M62 and M6. Warehouses cluster at Haydock on the M6, and the former Parkside colliery near Newton-le-Willows is being turned into a logistics site. Operators there recruit all year, so careers pages that work on a phone are as useful as sales pages. - Glass and materials manufacturers: product ranges, technical data and datasheets - Engineering suppliers: capability pages and RFQ forms - Distribution firms and hauliers: services, coverage and driver recruitment - Hospitality and events around Haydock Park: event pages and booking - Rugby and sports clubs: fixtures, membership and sponsors - Tradespeople and retailers: trades websites with click-to-call The Saints are a big deal locally, and community rugby league clubs need sites volunteers can keep up to date. Search competition for trades and shops is moderate, with Liverpool and Warrington firms also targeting the town. Pages for each area you serve, such as Haydock, Rainhill, Eccleston and Newton-le-Willows, combined with a fully completed Google Business Profile, help a St Helens firm show up locally. ## Who we build websites for in St Helens - Glass and materials manufacturers - Engineering suppliers - Distribution centres and hauliers - Building products companies - Racecourse and hospitality businesses - Rugby and sports clubs - Tradespeople - Retailers and cafés ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a St Helens manufacturer? Yes. We build product and capability sites with technical specifications, downloadable datasheets, standards and approvals, and an enquiry form that captures what your sales team needs. Most manufacturer sites fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting. ### Do you cover Haydock, Newton-le-Willows and Rainhill? Yes. We build websites for businesses across St Helens borough, including Haydock, Newton-le-Willows, Rainhill, Eccleston and Rainford. All our work is done remotely from Mansfield, so you get the same process and prices wherever you are based. ### How do I get my St Helens trade business showing on Google Maps? Verify and complete your Google Business Profile with the right category, service area, hours and photos, and link it to a website that has a page for each service and the towns you cover. We set up the profile as part of every Starter and Business package. --- # Web Design in Southport Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/southport/ > dijitul builds websites for Southport's Lord Street retailers, hotels, golf and leisure businesses, care homes and health practices. We work remotely from Mansfield and keep designs classic, clear and easy to read. A custom website starts from £250 + VAT, and an online shop with click-and-collect for an independent retailer starts from £750 + VAT. Southport's Victorian elegance suits websites that are calm, classic and well made rather than loud. Under the glass canopies and in the arcades of Lord Street you will find independent fashion, gift and homeware shops. Many now sell online as well, and an online shop that matches the look and feel of the shop, offers click-and-collect and connects to the till so stock stays accurate is a big step up from a social media page. Golf matters here. Royal Birkdale is an Open Championship venue, and more celebrated links courses run down the coast to Formby. Hotels, guest houses and restaurants serving golfers and visitors need direct booking, golf break packages and pages that load quickly on a phone. Big championships bring a rush of searches, so site updates belong well ahead of the event. - Lord Street retailers: ecommerce with click-and-collect and EPOS links - Hotels and restaurants: direct booking, menus and golf packages - Golf clubs and leisure venues: visitor information, membership and events - Care homes and home care agencies: care home websites with large, readable type - Dentists and health practices: treatment pages and online booking - Estate agents and financial planners: trust-led service sites The town has many older residents, so care and health services are major employers. Their websites are often read by older people and their families, so accessibility matters: generous text sizes, strong contrast, clear navigation and phone numbers that are easy to tap. Local search competition is moderate. Formby, Ainsdale and Birkdale businesses should name their own area clearly rather than relying on Southport alone. ## Who we build websites for in Southport - Independent retailers on Lord Street - Hotels and guest houses - Restaurants, cafés and bars - Golf clubs and leisure venues - Care homes and home care agencies - Dentists and health practices - Estate agents - Financial planners and consultants ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an accessible website for a Southport care home? Yes. We build care home sites to WCAG 2.2 AA with large readable text, strong contrast, simple navigation, your CQC rating, virtual tour or photo galleries and a careers section. Families and older visitors can find what they need quickly. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover Formby, Ainsdale and Ormskirk? Yes. We build websites for businesses along the Sefton coast and West Lancashire, including Formby, Ainsdale, Birkdale, Ormskirk and Banks. Everything is done remotely by video call and private preview links, so location makes no difference to the price. ### Can our Lord Street shop's website link to our till? Usually, yes. Shopify connects directly to Shopify POS, and WooCommerce can connect to many EPOS systems such as Square or Epos Now, so stock levels stay in step between the shop and the website. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Crewe Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/crewe/ > Crewe automotive suppliers, rail contractors, distribution firms, Nantwich retailers and South Cheshire food producers can get a website from dijitul, designed and built remotely from Mansfield. Small business sites start from £250 + VAT. Online shops for cheese makers, farm shops and independents start from £750 + VAT, with delivery rules and payments set up. Crewe was built by trains and is now best known for cars. The town grew up around a Victorian railway works, and rail maintenance and infrastructure companies are still based here. Bentley has made its cars at Pyms Lane since just after the war, supported by local suppliers, engineers and design consultancies. Those suppliers often deal in confidential work, so their websites need to show capability, quality systems and sectors served without revealing customer projects. Clear process pages and a straightforward enquiry route are usually more persuasive than flashy design. Rail contractors need sites that set out accreditations, competencies and safety approach, and recruit track and maintenance staff. Distribution companies near the M6 and at Crewe Business Park need service and coverage pages. - Automotive suppliers and design consultancies: capability and quality pages - Rail engineering contractors: accreditations, services and careers - Distribution firms: coverage, services and quote forms - Nantwich retailers and restaurants: menus, booking and small online shops - Cheese makers and farm shops: ecommerce with chilled delivery rules - Accountants and solicitors in Crewe and Nantwich: service sites Nearby Nantwich has an independent food and retail scene, and the farmland of South Cheshire is dairy country. Selling cheese or farm produce online means handling chilled courier options, delivery days and gift orders at Christmas, which we build into the shop from the start. Search competition is fairly light for B2B terms and moderate for trades and hospitality. Crewe and Nantwich are searched separately, so a business serving both should have a page for each. ## Who we build websites for in Crewe - Automotive suppliers - Engineering and design consultancies - Rail engineering contractors - Distribution companies - Nantwich retailers and restaurants - Cheese makers and farm shops - Accountants and solicitors - Tradespeople ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online shop for a South Cheshire cheese maker or farm shop? Yes. We build shops with chilled delivery options, delivery-day selection, gift messages and seasonal ordering cut-offs, plus click-and-collect for local customers. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT on Shopify or WooCommerce, and we train you to manage orders. ### Do you cover Nantwich, Sandbach and Alsager? Yes. We build websites for businesses across South Cheshire, including Nantwich, Sandbach, Alsager, Middlewich and the villages around Crewe. All our design and build work is remote, so you get the same service and prices wherever you are. ### Can an automotive supplier's website show capability without revealing customer work? Yes. We focus on processes, equipment, materials, quality accreditations and sectors served, and use generic or approved images. Case studies can be anonymised. We agree what can be shown before anything is published. --- # Web Design in Macclesfield Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/macclesfield/ > In Macclesfield and East Cheshire, dijitul designs websites for life sciences companies, consultancies, financial advisers, makers and wellbeing practices. We build remotely from Mansfield. A focused five-page website starts from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with copywriting, full schema markup and a page for each service starts from £500 + VAT. Silk made Macclesfield's name, but medicines and life sciences drive its economy now. AstraZeneca manufactures medicines at Hurdsfield, and the old research site at Alderley Park has become a busy campus for biotech, drug discovery and health tech firms. Lab services, validation and consulting businesses support them. Their websites need to explain complex science or regulated services clearly, without overclaiming, and to be credible to partners, investors and recruits. Accuracy matters, so we send copy back for technical review before anything goes live. East Cheshire, from Wilmslow and Alderley Edge to Knutsford and Bollington, is full of consultancies, financial advisers and people running businesses from home. For them, a polished, focused site with clear services, proper credentials and an easy way to book a call usually does more than a large one. - Biotech and drug discovery firms: credible launch and company sites - Validation, lab services and engineering consultancies: service pages and case studies - Financial advisers and accountants: trust-led sites with regulatory details - Health and wellbeing practices: therapist and clinic websites with online booking - Treacle Market traders and makers: small online shops - Independent shops and cafés: menus and opening hours Food and craft stallholders fill the town centre for the monthly Treacle Market, and many of them sell online between markets. A simple shop with a few products, local delivery or collection, and a list of upcoming market dates suits them well. Search competition for professional services is strong because Manchester firms also target East Cheshire. Pages that name the towns you serve and show real expertise help a local firm stand out. ## Who we build websites for in Macclesfield - Biotech and drug discovery firms - Pharmaceutical suppliers - Laboratory services - Validation and engineering consultancies - Financial advisers and accountants - Home-based professionals - Health and wellbeing practices - Market traders and makers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for an Alderley Park biotech company? Yes. We build clear, credible company sites that explain your science in plain English, introduce your team and partners, and support recruitment and investor conversations. We send all technical copy back for your review. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover Wilmslow, Knutsford and Bollington? Yes. We build websites for businesses across East Cheshire, including Wilmslow, Alderley Edge, Knutsford, Bollington, Poynton and Congleton. We work remotely by video call and shared previews, so no travel is needed on either side. ### What does a website for a Macclesfield wellbeing practice need? A page per treatment or therapy, clear prices, practitioner credentials, online booking linked to your diary system, and privacy information that reflects the health data you handle. Our Starter package from £250 + VAT covers most single-practitioner sites. --- # Web Design in Carlisle Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/carlisle/ > Carlisle hauliers, food producers, farms, rural service firms and Hadrian's Wall tourism businesses can have dijitul design and build their website. We work remotely from Mansfield, so distance is no obstacle. A five-page custom site is from £250 + VAT, and an online shop for Cumbrian food and drink producers is from £750 + VAT. Cumbria's only city serves a huge catchment that stretches into the Scottish Borders. Sitting on the M6, the A69 and the West Coast Main Line, the city has long suited hauliers running routes into Scotland as well as south. Their websites need to show fleet, coverage, specialist services and accreditations, with a quote form and a careers page, because driver recruitment never stops. Food factories employ thousands of local people. Carr's water biscuits are still baked in the city, Pirelli builds tyres here, and Nestlé runs a factory at Dalston. Smaller food and drink producers across North Cumbria increasingly sell direct, and an online shop that tells the story of the place, handles courier rules for the whole UK and offers hampers and gifts can become a useful second income. - Hauliers and logistics firms: coverage, fleet, quote forms and recruitment - Food and drink producers: online shops and stockist finders - Farms and agricultural suppliers: product ranges, opening times and farm shop pages - Vets and rural services: clear service pages and contact details - Guest houses, cafés and attractions near Hadrian's Wall: booking sites for walkers and visitors - Accountants and solicitors: service sites for rural clients Farming underpins the economy around the city. The livestock mart run by Harrison and Hetherington draws farmers from a huge area, and farms diversifying into holiday lets, farm shops or events need websites that take bookings and orders. Rural broadband and mobile signal can be patchy across North Cumbria, so we keep pages light: compressed images in WebP or AVIF, minimal scripts and fast hosting, so a site still loads on a weak connection. ## Who we build websites for in Carlisle - Hauliers and logistics firms - Food and drink producers - Farms and agricultural suppliers - Livestock and rural services businesses - Vets - Guest houses and tourism businesses - Engineering firms - Accountants and solicitors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Is Carlisle too far away for you to build our website? No. We design and build every website remotely from Mansfield, using video calls, email and private preview links. Carlisle clients get exactly the same process, timescales and prices as clients down the road from us. ### Do you cover Penrith, Brampton and Wigton? Yes. We build websites for businesses across North Cumbria and the Borders, including Penrith, Brampton, Wigton, Longtown, Keswick and the surrounding villages. Because everything is remote, distance never adds to the cost or the timescale of your project. ### Can you build a booking website for a farm holiday let near Carlisle? Yes. We build holiday let sites with galleries, availability calendars, deposits and a channel manager connection if you also list on the big platforms. We keep pages light so they load for guests on poor rural signal. Most fit our Starter package from £250 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Newcastle upon Tyne Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/newcastle/ > Newcastle upon Tyne law firms, accountants, SaaS start-ups, bars and retailers can get a custom website from dijitul at a fixed price. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, with direct contact with the designer throughout. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and Business sites with copywriting and a page for each service start from £500 + VAT. Newcastle is the North East's business centre and a serious tech city. Sage started in the city, Ubisoft Reflections makes games here, and the Ouseburn Valley and city centre are full of agencies and SaaS start-ups. That sets a high bar: local customers are used to fast, well-built websites, and they notice when a site is slow, clumsy on a phone or hard to navigate. Professional firms on the Quayside and around Grey Street need understated sites with a page per service, named people, regulatory details and clear routes to get in touch. Tech start-ups need a launch site that explains the product simply, with pricing, documentation links and a sign-up or demo request. - Solicitors and accountants: law firm and practice sites written to rank - SaaS and tech companies: launch sites and campaign landing pages - Games and digital studios: portfolio and careers sites - Health and research organisations at Newcastle Helix: accessible, credible sites - Bars, restaurants and venues: menus, booking and event listings - Retail and food brands: ecommerce with click-and-collect With the National Innovation Centres for Data and Ageing at Newcastle Helix, and two big universities nearby, there is a steady stream of spin-outs needing a first site. The city's bars, restaurants and venues compete hard for students, shoppers and visitors. Search competition for hospitality and professional services is strong, so the realistic route is specific service and neighbourhood pages, solid technical SEO, structured data and a well-kept Google Business Profile. ## Who we build websites for in Newcastle upon Tyne - Solicitors and accountants - SaaS and tech companies - Games and digital studios - Banks and financial services - Health and research organisations - Bars, restaurants and venues - Retail and food brands - University spin-outs - Charities ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Why hire a web designer outside Newcastle? You get a fixed price, direct contact with the person building your site and no city-centre agency overhead. We work remotely with video calls and private preview links, so the process feels the same as working with a local studio, and you own the finished site outright. ### Do you cover Gateshead, North Tyneside and Northumberland? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Tyneside and Northumberland, including Gateshead, North and South Tyneside, Cramlington, Hexham and Morpeth. All the work is done remotely, so you get the same service and prices wherever you are. ### Can you help a Quayside law firm get more enquiries from its website? Usually the fixes are a page for each practice area, clear fee information where you can give it, named lawyers with proper bios, fast mobile pages, LegalService schema and short enquiry forms. Our Business package from £500 + VAT includes copywriting and conversion tracking so you can see what works. --- # Web Design in Sunderland Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/sunderland/ > Sunderland automotive and EV suppliers, engineering firms, contact centres, shops and trades can use dijitul for a properly built website. We design remotely from Mansfield and run each project by video call. A custom website with up to five pages starts from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with careers pages and copywriting starts from £500 + VAT. Car making defines modern Sunderland. Nissan's Washington Road factory, open since 1986, now makes electric cars, and AESC builds batteries next door. The new International Advanced Manufacturing Park beside it is attracting further suppliers, and a big supply chain of parts, tooling and logistics firms works from estates near the A19. Those suppliers use their websites for two jobs: winning work and recruiting. Buyers want capability, quality accreditations such as IATF 16949, capacity and locations. Job seekers want real information about roles, shifts, pay and training. A site that handles both, with a careers section built on JobPosting schema so roles can appear in Google's job results, is often the most valuable thing a growing manufacturer can have. - Automotive and EV suppliers: capability, quality and careers pages - Engineering and tooling firms: process pages and RFQ forms - Contact centres at Doxford: recruitment-focused sites - Port and marine businesses: services and project pages - Retail and hospitality in the city centre: menus, offers and booking - Tradespeople in Washington, Houghton and Seaham: trades sites with click-to-call National companies run contact centres at Doxford Park, and new offices and homes at Riverside Sunderland should help city-centre cafés, bars and shops. Local search competition is moderate. Trades and shops compete with Newcastle firms targeting Sunderland, so pages for each area you serve and an accurate Google Business Profile matter. Washington is often searched on its own, so businesses there should name it clearly. ## Who we build websites for in Sunderland - Automotive and EV suppliers - Battery supply chain firms - Engineering and tooling companies - Logistics companies - Contact centres - Port and marine businesses - Retailers and hospitality - Tradespeople ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a careers section for a Sunderland manufacturer? Yes. We build a careers section with a page per role, JobPosting schema so vacancies can show in Google's job listings, honest information about shifts and training, and a short application form that works on a phone. It sits alongside your capability pages for buyers. ### Do you cover Washington, Houghton-le-Spring and Seaham? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Sunderland and nearby, including Washington, Houghton-le-Spring, Hetton, Seaham and Peterlee. All our design and build work is remote, so you get the same process and prices wherever you are. ### How much is a website for a small Sunderland trade business? Our Starter package from £250 + VAT gives you up to five custom pages with click-to-call, a quote form, basic SEO and your Google Business Profile set up. It typically goes live in three to four weeks. Domain and hosting are extra and listed in the quote. --- # Web Design in Middlesbrough Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/middlesbrough/ > dijitul is a remote web design studio in Mansfield building websites for Middlesbrough's process and energy contractors, Boho Zone studios, health providers and trades. A custom site with up to five pages is from £250 + VAT. A Business site with copywriting, case studies, schema and a page per service is from £500 + VAT. Middlesbrough remains an industrial town at heart. Wilton International and Billingham host a vast chemical and process industry, and the old Redcar steelworks site is becoming Teesworks, part of the Teesside Freeport, aimed at offshore wind, hydrogen and carbon capture. Contractors for engineering, maintenance, inspection and scaffolding work across these sites, and new energy schemes are bringing in suppliers who need to introduce themselves to big operators. A contractor's website is often checked before a pre-qualification questionnaire is even sent. It should show services, sectors, accreditations, safety performance and case studies, with photographs that show safe practice. A single image of someone without the right PPE can undermine a bid, so we review photography carefully before it goes live. - Process and energy contractors: capability, safety and case study pages - Engineering and inspection firms: service pages and careers - Digital and games studios in the Boho Zone: portfolio sites - Health organisations and care providers: accessible sites for patients and families - Training providers: course listings and booking - Retail, hospitality and trades: fast local sites The Boho Zone near the station is the base for the town's digital and games businesses, with a steady supply of graduates from Teesside University. New studios and freelancers often want a clean portfolio site that shows their work well and that they can update themselves. Local search competition is moderate. Middlesbrough, Stockton and Redcar businesses often compete for the same customers, so naming each area you serve and keeping your Google Business Profile accurate makes a real difference. ## Who we build websites for in Middlesbrough - Chemical and process industry contractors - Energy and hydrogen supply chain firms - Engineering and maintenance contractors - Inspection and testing companies - Digital and games studios - Health and care providers - Training providers - Retail and hospitality ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Teesside process industry contractor? Yes. We build sites that show your services, sectors, accreditations, safety approach and case studies clearly, with careers pages for recruitment. We review photography for PPE and site rules before publishing. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover Stockton, Redcar and Guisborough? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Teesside, including Stockton-on-Tees, Redcar, Guisborough, Billingham and Thornaby. Every project runs remotely by video call, email and private preview links, so the price is the same wherever you are. ### Can you build a portfolio site for a Boho Zone studio? Yes. We build portfolio sites with project pages, image and video galleries that load quickly, a showreel, and a CMS you can update yourself. A simple studio portfolio usually fits our Starter package from £250 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Durham Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/durham/ > Durham University spin-outs, NETPark companies, student lettings agents, hotels and cafés can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield. A five-page site starts from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with copywriting, full schema markup and a page for each property type, service or product starts from £500 + VAT. Durham is small, but its name carries a long way. Its cathedral and castle are a World Heritage Site, and the university is by far the biggest employer. University research produces spin-outs, and many end up at NETPark in Sedgefield alongside companies working in photonics, semiconductors, printable electronics and space. Deep-tech companies need websites that explain genuinely hard ideas in plain English, introduce a credible team and give investors, partners and recruits a clear next step. The student market is large, and lettings agents and landlords compete hard before each letting season. A lettings website with property listings fed from your CRM, good photos and floor plans, clear information on bills and deposits, and an easy viewing request form can save a lot of phone calls. - University spin-outs and NETPark firms: start-up websites for investors and recruits - Student lettings agents and landlords: listings, viewings and landlord pages - Hotels, cafés and attractions: booking, menus and visitor information - Event organisers: event listings and ticket links - Public sector suppliers: accessible sites to WCAG 2.2 AA - Manufacturers across County Durham: capability pages and RFQ forms Visitors are the other big market. The cathedral, castle, river walks and the Lumiere light festival bring people in, and hotels, cafés and shops on the peninsula need sites that load quickly on a phone and show opening hours that match Google. Durham is also County Durham's administrative centre, so public sector suppliers need accessible sites with clear policies. Local search is moderate, but Durham is often searched alongside Newcastle, so being specific about your location helps. ## Who we build websites for in Durham - University spin-outs - Science park companies - Student lettings agents and landlords - Hotels and attractions - Cafés and independent shops - Event organisers - Public sector suppliers - Manufacturers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Durham student lettings agent? Yes. We build lettings sites with property listings fed from your CRM or entered directly, photo galleries, floor plans, bills and deposit information, and a viewing request form. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, and portal feeds or custom integrations are quoted. ### Do you cover Chester-le-Street, Bishop Auckland and Consett? Yes. We build websites for businesses across County Durham, including Chester-le-Street, Bishop Auckland, Consett, Newton Aycliffe, Sedgefield and Stanley. Everything is done remotely, so there is no travel cost and no difference in price. ### Can you build a website for a NETPark or university spin-out? Yes. We build launch sites that explain your technology clearly, introduce the team and partners, and give investors and recruits a clear route to contact you. If you also need a web app or product platform, our sister company dijitul developments can give a fixed quote. --- # Web Design in Gateshead Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/gateshead/ > Team Valley manufacturers, trade counters, retailers, arts organisations and trades in Gateshead can have dijitul design and build their website. We work remotely from Mansfield and explain everything plainly. A custom website starts from £250 + VAT, and a trade or retail ecommerce site with payments and stock control starts from £750 + VAT. Gateshead sits across the river from Newcastle but has a strong economy of its own. Team Valley, one of Britain's earliest planned trading estates, is still packed with manufacturers, engineers, wholesalers, trade counters and offices. Most are established small and mid-sized businesses, and many have a website that was built a decade ago and quietly left alone. It still "works", but it is slow on phones, does not say clearly what the business sells, and cannot be updated without ringing someone. For a Team Valley firm, a website refresh or rebuild usually means clear product and service pages, a trade account or price list request, opening hours for the trade counter, and a site the office team can update. Wholesalers and trade counters selling to the public as well as the trade can add an online shop with click-and-collect from the counter. - Manufacturers and engineering firms: capability and product pages - Wholesalers and trade counters: trade ordering and click-and-collect - Retail and leisure around the MetroCentre: offers, opening times and booking - Arts and cultural organisations at Gateshead Quays: event listings and ticket links - Charities: accessible sites with donation routes - Trades in Whickham, Blaydon and Birtley: click-to-call sites On the Quays, the BALTIC and The Glasshouse anchor a cultural quarter where arts organisations need event-led sites that are easy for staff to update. Search competition is shaped by Newcastle. Many customers search "Newcastle" even when they mean Gateshead, so pages that mention both, plus Team Valley by name, help businesses here get found. ## Who we build websites for in Gateshead - Team Valley manufacturers - Engineering companies - Wholesalers and trade counters - Retailers - Hospitality and leisure businesses - Arts and cultural organisations - Charities - Tradespeople ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you modernise the old website our Team Valley business still uses? Yes. We keep the content and pages that already bring in enquiries, redirect old URLs properly, and rebuild the site so it is fast on phones and easy for your team to update. Redesigns start from £250 + VAT depending on the number of pages. ### Do you cover Whickham, Blaydon and Birtley? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Gateshead borough, including Whickham, Blaydon, Ryton, Birtley, Felling and Low Fell. All of our work is remote, so you get the same service, timescales and prices wherever you are based. ### Can our trade counter take online orders for collection? Yes. We can build a Shopify or WooCommerce shop with click-and-collect, trade accounts with their own prices, and stock that stays in step with your counter where your EPOS allows. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Darlington Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/darlington/ > Government suppliers, engineering firms, heritage and tourism businesses, market traders and independent shops in Darlington can get an accessible, well-built website from dijitul. We work remotely from Mansfield. A custom site starts from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with copywriting and accessibility built to WCAG 2.2 AA starts from £500 + VAT. Darlington's railway story goes back to the very start. The Stockton and Darlington Railway celebrated 200 years in 2025, drawing visitors to the town's railway heritage. Engineering is still strong: Cummins builds engines in the town, and fabrication and precision firms work from Faverdale, Lingfield Point and sites near the A1(M). The Darlington Economic Campus has brought HM Treasury and other departments to the town, a big shift for the local economy. Firms that want government work now need websites that stand up to public sector scrutiny. That means accessible web design to WCAG 2.2 AA, an accessibility statement, clear privacy information and case studies written in plain English. Public sector buyers do look. - Government suppliers and consultancies: accessible service and case study sites - Engineering and rail firms: capability pages, accreditations and careers - Logistics firms near the A1(M): services and quote forms - Heritage and tourism businesses: visitor information and event listings - Market traders and independent shops: small online shops and opening times - Farms and rural businesses: farm shop pages and holiday let booking Independent traders in the covered market and town centre are starting to sell online as well. A small shop with local delivery or collection can work well alongside a market stall. Local search competition is moderate. Darlington, Newton Aycliffe and the North Yorkshire towns of Richmond and Barnard Castle are searched separately, so a business serving several should have a page for each, backed by an accurate Google Business Profile. ## Who we build websites for in Darlington - Government suppliers and consultancies - Engineering manufacturers - Rail and infrastructure contractors - Logistics companies - Professional services firms - Market traders and independent shops - Heritage and tourism businesses - Farms and rural businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an accessible website for a Darlington government supplier? Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA with proper heading structure, colour contrast, keyboard navigation, labelled forms and alt text, and we can add an accessibility statement. That supports you when government buyers review your website during procurement. ### Do you cover Newton Aycliffe, Richmond and Barnard Castle? Yes. We build websites for businesses across the Darlington area and nearby, including Newton Aycliffe, Richmond, Barnard Castle and Shildon. We work remotely by video call and private preview links, so location makes no difference to the price. ### Can you build a website for a Darlington heritage or tourism business? Yes. We build visitor-focused sites with opening times, prices, event listings, ticket links and accessibility information for visitors, all fast on a phone. Most fit our Starter package from £250 + VAT, or our Business package if you run lots of events. --- # Web Design in Hartlepool Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/hartlepool/ > Our Hartlepool web design service is for energy contractors, fabricators, marine firms, creative makers and marina businesses. dijitul designs and builds every site remotely from Mansfield. A custom website with up to five pages starts from £250 + VAT, and an online shop for makers and art school graduates starts from £750 + VAT. Hartlepool has always looked to the sea, and today energy and engineering lead its economy. The coastal nuclear station employs many people directly and through specialist contractors. Offshore work, including decommissioning old oil and gas structures, runs through the port and Able Seaton Port, and the town falls within Teesside Freeport. Pipe mills still operate, and fabricators and engineers occupy Queens Meadow and other estates. Anyone working on a safety-critical site has to show competence before getting a chance to tender. Their website should make that easy: services, sectors, accreditations, safety approach, plant and equipment, and case studies. A clear careers section helps too, because skilled trades are always in demand on Teesside. - Nuclear and energy contractors: capability, accreditation and careers pages - Fabricators and pipe makers: project galleries and RFQ forms - Marine and offshore firms: services and project history - Creative makers and designers: Shopify shops and portfolio sites - Marina restaurants and bars: menus and table booking - Training providers: course pages and booking The town has a strong creative streak as well. Graduates of the Northern School of Art who set up on their own often need an online shop that is simple to run, looks as good as their work and handles small-batch stock and made-to-order items. Visitors come to the marina for the historic quay and HMS Trincomalee at the National Museum of the Royal Navy. Search competition for hospitality is moderate, and Seaton Carew businesses should name it clearly, as visitors search for it separately. ## Who we build websites for in Hartlepool - Nuclear and energy contractors - Offshore and decommissioning firms - Fabrication and pipe manufacturers - Marine and port services - Engineering companies - Creative makers and designers - Marina hospitality businesses - Training providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online shop for a Hartlepool maker or art graduate? Yes. We build Shopify or WooCommerce shops that handle small-batch stock, made-to-order items, product variations and UK delivery rates, with a design that suits your work. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT, and we show you how to manage orders yourself. ### Do you cover Seaton Carew, Billingham and Peterlee? Yes. We build websites for businesses in and around Hartlepool, including Seaton Carew, Billingham, Peterlee and the villages of East Durham. Everything is done remotely by video call and shared previews, so the price is the same wherever you are. ### What should a Hartlepool energy contractor's website include? Services and sectors, accreditations, safety performance, plant and equipment, case studies, key people and a careers section. Downloadable capability statements help buyers too. Most contractors fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting. --- # Web Design in Stockton-on-Tees Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/stockton-on-tees/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for Stockton-on-Tees process industry suppliers, engineering firms, Yarm restaurants, market traders and venues. All the work is done remotely from Mansfield. A custom website with up to five pages is from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with a page for every service, copywriting and full schema is from £500 + VAT. The Tees Valley's most populous borough combines big process plants with market town life. Billingham, part of the borough, is home to chemical producers and Fujifilm's biologics plant. Thornaby, Preston Farm and Portrack hold the engineering and maintenance firms that serve them, while Wynyard draws offices and advanced manufacturers. Process industry suppliers need websites that are precise rather than decorative: clear services, sectors, accreditations, safety approach and case studies, with a short enquiry form and careers pages. Regulated manufacturers also need to be careful about what they claim, so we keep copy factual and checked. - Chemical and process suppliers: service, sector and accreditation pages - Engineering and fabrication firms: capability pages and RFQ forms - Yarm restaurants and independents: restaurant sites with menus and booking - Market traders and town centre shops: small online shops and opening times - Venues and events around the Globe and the riverside: event listings and ticket links - Professional firms at Wynyard and in Yarm: understated service sites Markets still trade on Stockton's broad high street, and the reopened Globe theatre has put live shows back into the town centre. Each summer the Riverside Festival fills the town with outdoor arts, and promoters, venues and traders need sites they can update quickly when line-ups change. Yarm, the borough's well-off market town, has independent restaurants, shops and professional firms that compete for a well-off local audience and need polished, fast websites. Local search splits by town, so Yarm, Thornaby, Ingleby Barwick and Billingham businesses should name their own place clearly. ## Who we build websites for in Stockton-on-Tees - Chemical and process industry suppliers - Biotech manufacturers - Engineering and fabrication firms - Yarm restaurants and independents - Market traders - Venues and event organisers - Professional services firms - Tradespeople ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Yarm restaurant? Yes. We build fast restaurant sites with menus as real text, table booking, private dining and events pages, and opening hours that match your Google Business Profile. Most restaurant sites fit our Starter package from £250 + VAT. ### Do you cover Yarm, Thornaby and Ingleby Barwick? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Stockton-on-Tees borough, including Yarm, Thornaby, Ingleby Barwick, Billingham and Norton. We run every project remotely by video call and private preview links, so location never changes the price. ### Can you build a website for a Billingham process industry supplier? Yes. We build clear B2B sites with services, sectors, accreditations, safety approach and case studies, plus careers pages. We keep technical claims accurate and send copy back for your review. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Birmingham Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/birmingham/ > Birmingham professional firms, manufacturers, Jewellery Quarter makers, Digbeth creatives and hospitality businesses can get a fixed-price website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield. A custom website starts from £250 + VAT, and a Shopify or WooCommerce online shop, ideal for jewellers and retailers, starts from £750 + VAT. Few places have a wider range of website needs than Birmingham. Around Colmore Row and Snow Hill sit some of the biggest law, accountancy, banking and insurance offices outside London, and HSBC UK is headquartered in the city. Professional firms here need sites that compete with national names: a page for every service, named people with proper profiles, regulatory details, fast pages and short enquiry forms. Hundreds of jewellers and allied trades work in the Jewellery Quarter, and many sell online. Jewellery ecommerce has its own demands: high-resolution zoomable images, ring sizing guides, metal and stone variations, bespoke commission enquiries, secure checkout and clear returns information. An ecommerce site built with those details in mind sells far better than a generic template. - Solicitors and accountants: practice sites written to rank - Manufacturers and engineering firms across the city and Black Country: capability and product pages - Jewellery Quarter makers: ecommerce with variations and commission enquiries - NEC and ICC exhibitors and event firms: event and campaign landing pages - Digbeth creatives and hospitality: portfolio sites, menus and booking - Recruitment agencies: job boards with JobPosting schema Birmingham still makes things. From Cadbury at Bournville to engineering and metals firms across the Black Country, manufacturers need sites written for buyers and engineers, not consumers. Search competition in Birmingham is among the toughest outside London. Broad terms are dominated by large firms and directories, so the realistic route is specific service pages, neighbourhood and sector angles, strong technical SEO and a carefully maintained Google Business Profile. ## Who we build websites for in Birmingham - Solicitors and accountants - Banks, insurers and financial firms - Manufacturers and engineering firms - Jewellers and Jewellery Quarter makers - Creative and digital agencies - Event and exhibition businesses - Restaurants and hospitality - Recruitment agencies - Tech start-ups ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online shop for a Jewellery Quarter jeweller? Yes. We build jewellery shops with zoomable images, metal and stone variations, ring size guides, commission enquiry forms, secure checkout and clear returns and insurance information. Ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT, and large catalogues get a fixed quote. ### Do you cover Solihull, Sutton Coldfield and the Black Country? Yes. We build websites for businesses across the West Midlands, including Solihull, Sutton Coldfield, Wolverhampton, Dudley, Walsall and West Bromwich. Every project is run remotely by video call and shared previews, so prices are the same. ### Can a small Birmingham firm compete in local search? Yes, by being specific. Instead of chasing broad city terms, target the services, sectors and neighbourhoods you actually serve, with a strong page for each, fast loading, schema markup and a complete Google Business Profile. Our Business package from £500 + VAT includes that groundwork. --- # Web Design in Coventry Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/coventry/ > Coventry's automotive engineers, EV and battery start-ups, logistics firms and student-facing businesses can have dijitul design and build a custom website. We work remotely from Mansfield. A five-page website starts from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with copywriting, schema, conversion tracking and a page for every capability starts from £500 + VAT. Coventry built Britain's car industry and is now leading its switch to electric vehicles. JLR's headquarters and engineering centre are at Whitley, electric black cabs are built at Ansty Park, and the UK Battery Industrialisation Centre helps companies move battery production to scale. Research links come through WMG at Warwick and the Manufacturing Technology Centre. Consultancies, test houses and component suppliers here compete for contracts and for scarce engineering talent. Their websites need to show capability, facilities, accreditations and sectors clearly, without exposing confidential customer work, and to make the business attractive to engineers looking for their next role. EV and battery start-ups need a credible launch site that explains the technology simply and supports funding rounds. - Automotive engineering and test consultancies: capability, facilities and careers - EV and battery start-ups: start-up websites for investors and partners - Component manufacturers: product and process pages with RFQ forms - Logistics firms near the M6, M69 and M1: services and coverage - Student-focused retail and hospitality: menus, offers and booking - Solicitors, accountants and charities: accessible service sites Being UK City of Culture in 2021 gave the city's creative and events businesses a lift, and new offices are going up at Friargate next to the station. Leamington Spa, just down the road, is a major centre for games studios. Search competition is moderate to strong, with Birmingham firms also targeting the city. Being specific about your services and the areas you cover, including Kenilworth, Nuneaton and Rugby, helps a Coventry business rank locally. ## Who we build websites for in Coventry - Automotive engineering firms - EV and battery supply chain companies - Component manufacturers - Testing and design consultancies - University spin-outs - Logistics and distribution firms - Student-focused retail and hospitality - Solicitors and accountants ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Coventry engineering consultancy? Yes. We build capability-led sites covering services, facilities, accreditations and sectors, with case studies you are allowed to publish and a careers section for recruiting engineers. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting. ### Do you cover Kenilworth, Nuneaton and Leamington Spa? Yes. We build websites for businesses across Coventry and Warwickshire, including Kenilworth, Nuneaton, Bedworth, Rugby, Warwick and Leamington Spa. We work remotely from Mansfield, so the process and prices are the same wherever you are. ### Can you build a launch site for an EV or battery start-up? Yes. We build launch sites that explain your technology in plain English, introduce the team and partners, and capture investor and customer enquiries. A Starter site from £250 + VAT often suits a first launch, with room to grow into a larger site later. --- # Web Design in Wolverhampton Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/wolverhampton/ > For Wolverhampton businesses, dijitul designs and builds custom websites that win enquiries, from supplier sites for i54 engineering firms to shop and salon sites near Queen Square. We work remotely from Mansfield, by video call, phone and email. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. Wolverhampton still makes things, and that shapes the websites its firms need. The i54 business park beside the M54 holds Jaguar Land Rover's engine plant and aerospace names such as Moog, and a long chain of machine shops, fabricators and coating specialists works out of Bilston, Wednesfield and the estates along Willenhall Road. Most of those suppliers are not selling to the public. Their website is checked by a buyer who wants to know, in under a minute, what machines you run, what tolerances you hold, which approvals you have and who to email for a quote. That calls for a plain, fast business website with a capability page, a machine list, downloadable certificates and a quote form that accepts drawings. Many Black Country firms have a site from years ago that has never been touched, so a redesign is often the first job. - Engineering and fabrication firms: capability pages, galleries of real parts, and RFQ forms with file upload. - Trade counters and distributors: product categories and stock enquiry forms, or a WooCommerce trade shop with account pricing. - Shops, cafés and salons around Queen Square and Lichfield Street: one-page or small sites with opening hours, menus and booking. - Accountants, solicitors and lettings agents near the i9 building and the Interchange: clear service pages written to rank. Search competition in Wolverhampton is mixed. Trade terms such as plumber, electrician or roofer are fought over by firms from across the Black Country, plus directory sites, so a trades site needs a page for each service, Google Business Profile set up properly and click-to-call on every screen. Niche engineering searches are far quieter, and a well-structured page about a specific process, such as five-axis machining or powder coating, can do a lot of the selling on its own. ## Who we build websites for in Wolverhampton - Precision engineering and machining firms - Aerospace and automotive suppliers - Metal finishing and fabrication shops - Trade counters and distributors - Builders and trades - Accountants and solicitors - Lettings and property agents - Independent shops, cafés and salons ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Wolverhampton businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and run every Wolverhampton project by video call, phone and email. You see designs as clickable previews, give feedback in plain English and approve each stage before it goes live. Most clients never need a face-to-face meeting, and nothing about the build depends on being in the same room. ### Can you build a website for an engineering supplier near i54? Yes. Supplier sites are mostly about trust and speed: a capability page, a machine list, quality approvals, photos of real parts and a quote form that takes drawings. Our Business package from £500 + VAT suits most suppliers, with a page for each process so buyers searching for that service can find you. ### Do you cover Walsall, Dudley and the rest of the Black Country? Yes. We build websites for businesses across the Black Country, including Walsall, Dudley, West Bromwich, Bilston and Wednesfield, as well as Telford and Cannock along the M54 and A5. The process and prices are the same wherever you are. ### Can you help a Wolverhampton trades business show up in local searches? We build every site with local search in mind: a page per service, your area named naturally, schema markup, fast loading on phones and a correctly set up Google Business Profile. Nobody can promise a ranking, but those foundations give a trades site a fair chance against bigger competitors and directories. --- # Web Design in Stoke-on-Trent Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/stoke-on-trent/ > Across the six towns of Stoke-on-Trent, dijitul builds websites for potteries, homeware brands, logistics firms and independent shops. We design and build everything remotely from our Mansfield base. A custom website costs from £250 + VAT, and a Shopify or WooCommerce shop for selling tableware online starts from £750 + VAT. Stoke-on-Trent is six towns, Tunstall, Burslem, Hanley, Stoke, Fenton and Longton, and ceramics still ties them together. Portmeirion, Steelite, Churchill China and Emma Bridgewater make tableware here, Wedgwood is down the road at Barlaston, and a ring of smaller studios, decorators and makers sells mugs, plates and gifts direct to the public. For a web designer that makes Stoke an ecommerce city first. Pottery sells on pictures. A customer buying a dinner set online never handles it, so an ecommerce site for a Potteries brand needs large, zoomable product images, clear sizes and dishwasher or microwave notes, pattern and colourway filters, and delivery rules that cope with fragile, heavy parcels. Trade buyers from hotels and restaurants want something different again: a trade ordering area with account pricing and minimum quantities. - Ceramics studios and gift brands: Shopify or WooCommerce shops with gift wrap options and a Google Merchant Centre feed. - Warehouses and distribution firms around Etruria Valley and Meir: recruitment pages and service sites that explain coverage and capacity. - Heritage sites and visitor attractions: opening times, ticket links and event pages that work on a phone in the car park. - Independent retailers and cafés in Hanley: small sites with a menu, a map and click-to-call. Search competition here splits two ways. Product searches for ceramics are national, so a small studio competes with big retailers and marketplaces, and wins on detail: properly named product pages, original photography and real descriptions. Local service searches, by contrast, are town by town. People search for a plumber in Longton or a florist in Burslem, so a service business benefits from naming the towns it actually covers and keeping its Google Business Profile in step with the website. ## Who we build websites for in Stoke-on-Trent - Ceramics and tableware makers - Homeware and gift brands selling online - Pottery decorators and small studios - Trade suppliers to hotels and restaurants - Warehousing and distribution companies - Visitor attractions and heritage sites - Independent retailers in Hanley - Care providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online shop for a Stoke-on-Trent pottery or ceramics brand? Yes. Our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT covers Shopify or WooCommerce, product and category structure built to rank, payments, delivery rules for fragile items and a Google Merchant Centre feed. We plan product pages around what buyers need to see: sizes, care notes, patterns and good photography. ### Do you work with businesses in all six towns? Yes. We build sites for businesses in Tunstall, Burslem, Hanley, Stoke, Fenton and Longton, and in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Kidsgrove and Stone. Everything runs remotely from Mansfield, so where you are in the city makes no difference to the price or timescale. ### Can you add trade ordering for hotel and restaurant buyers? Usually, yes. WooCommerce and Shopify can both handle trade accounts with their own pricing and minimum order quantities, often with an app or plugin. If it needs deeper links to your ERP or stock system we give a fixed quote, and for very complex integrations we may point you to our sister company dijitul developments. ### How do Stoke service businesses rank against national directories? By being more specific. A page per service, the towns you cover named naturally, real photos, reviews on your Google Business Profile and a site that loads quickly on a phone. We set those foundations as standard, but we never promise a position on Google. --- # Web Design in Worcester Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/worcester/ > Worcester firms come to dijitul for websites that turn searches into calls: installer sites with click-to-call, booking sites for hotels and tea rooms, and shops for Worcestershire food producers. We design and build every site remotely from Mansfield. Prices start at £250 + VAT for a custom website and £750 + VAT for ecommerce. Worcester is a compact cathedral city with a bigger industrial base than people expect. Worcester Bosch makes boilers at Warndon, Yamazaki Mazak builds machine tools in the city, and Worcester Six by junction 6 of the M5 has added newer manufacturing and logistics units. Those big names support a long list of installers, service engineers and component suppliers across the county, and each one needs a website that does a specific job. For heating, plumbing and building services firms, that job is the phone ringing. A good trades website has click-to-call fixed on mobile, a page for each service such as boiler installation, servicing and repairs, the areas covered, accreditations shown clearly and a short form for quotes. Precision engineering suppliers need something calmer: capability, equipment, quality approvals and a way to send drawings. - Hotels, restaurants and tea rooms near the cathedral and Friar Street: booking links, menus and events that are easy to update. - Food and drink producers: small online shops with allergen information on every product page. - Care homes and private clinics linked to the hospital and university: accessible sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA with clear contact routes. - Solicitors, accountants and financial advisers: service pages that answer real client questions. Worcester's local search results are competitive for trades and hospitality, because businesses from Malvern, Droitwich and Pershore all target the city too. The firms that do well usually have a separate page for each service, a Google Business Profile that matches the website exactly, and fast pages that show the phone number straight away. A tourist looking for afternoon tea on a phone near the cathedral will not wait for a slow page or pinch-zoom a PDF menu. ## Who we build websites for in Worcester - Heating and plumbing installers - Precision engineering suppliers - Food and drink producers - Hotels, restaurants and tea rooms - Care homes and private clinics - Solicitors and accountants - Cyber security and technology firms - Training providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you design websites for Worcester businesses without meeting in person? Yes. Every Worcester project runs remotely from Mansfield by video call, phone and email. You see designs as live previews on your own phone and laptop, comment on them and sign off each stage. It keeps costs down, and you always know exactly what is being built. ### What does a website for a heating engineer in Worcester cost? Many installers start with our Starter package from £250 + VAT: up to five pages, click-to-call, a contact form and Google Business Profile set up. If you want a page for every service and area to compete harder in search, the Business package from £500 + VAT fits better. ### Do you cover Malvern, Droitwich and the rest of Worcestershire? Yes. We work with businesses in Malvern, Droitwich Spa, Pershore, Evesham and Kidderminster as well as Worcester itself. The price is the same wherever you are, because we work remotely. ### Can you help a Worcester hotel or restaurant take bookings online? Yes. We can link your site to the booking or table reservation system you already use, or set up a simple enquiry form. We put menus on the page as text, not a PDF, so they load quickly on phones and can be read by search engines. --- # Web Design in Walsall Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/walsall/ > In Walsall, dijitul builds websites for saddlers, leather goods makers, Willenhall hardware firms, trade counters and local tradespeople. Our studio is in Mansfield and we handle every project remotely, start to finish. A custom-designed website costs from £250 + VAT, and an online shop selling saddlery or hardware to customers worldwide starts at £750 + VAT. Walsall was once called the town of a hundred trades, and two of them still give it a global name. It is the traditional home of English saddlery, a story kept at the Walsall Leather Museum, and saddlers here still sell bridles and saddles to riders overseas. Willenhall, inside the borough, built its reputation on locks and keys, and security hardware is still made there. Darlaston adds metal processing, and junctions 9 and 10 of the M6 have drawn in trade counters, hauliers and distributors. Craft businesses like these often have excellent products and a poor website. A hand-stitched bridle deserves large, sharp photos that show stitching and leather grain, a size guide, care notes and a checkout that handles overseas delivery. That is online shop design work, usually on Shopify or WooCommerce, with a Google Merchant Centre feed so products can appear in shopping results. - Saddlers and leather goods makers: ecommerce with variants for size and colour, and international shipping zones. - Lock and hardware manufacturers: product catalogues with part numbers, specifications and downloadable data sheets. - Trade counters and builders merchants: opening hours, branch details and a product range people can browse before they drive over. - Builders, roofers and other trades: small, fast sites with click-to-call and a page per service. Local search in Walsall is busy for trades, because firms from Wolverhampton, West Bromwich and Cannock all list the town in their service areas. Specialist product searches are a different contest: there are not many saddlers or lock makers, so a well-built product page with a clear name, honest description and original photos can compete nationally. Either way, the site has to load quickly on a phone and make the next step obvious. ## Who we build websites for in Walsall - Saddlers and leather goods makers - Lock and security hardware manufacturers - Metal processing and engineering firms - Trade counters and builders merchants - Hauliers and logistics operators - Builders, roofers and tradespeople - Online and marketplace sellers - Independent town centre retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online shop for a Walsall saddler or leather goods maker? Yes. Our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT includes Shopify or WooCommerce, products and categories structured to rank, payments, delivery rules including overseas zones and a Google Merchant Centre feed. Product photography is not included, but we can tell you exactly what shots each product page needs. ### Do you build websites for Willenhall and Darlaston firms? Yes. We work with businesses across the Walsall borough, including Willenhall, Darlaston, Bloxwich, Aldridge and Brownhills. All projects run remotely from Mansfield, so location makes no difference to how we work. ### Can my Walsall trades business rank for local searches? We give you the foundations: a page for each service, the areas you cover, schema markup, quick loading on phones and your Google Business Profile set up and linked. Reviews and regular updates do the rest over time. We never promise a particular position on Google. ### Can you show a hardware catalogue with part numbers online? Yes. We can build a catalogue with categories, filters, part numbers, specifications and PDF data sheets, with or without online ordering. A catalogue of a few hundred products fits our usual packages; very large catalogues or links to stock systems get a fixed quote. --- # Web Design in Dudley Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/dudley/ > dijitul builds websites for businesses across the Dudley borough, from foundries and fabricators in Cradley Heath to glass studios in Stourbridge and cafés near the zoo. Every design is custom, and we build them remotely from our base in Mansfield. Websites start from £250 + VAT, with ecommerce shops from £750 + VAT. The Dudley borough sits in the middle of the Black Country and metalworking never left it. Foundries, toolmakers, fabricators and family engineering firms fill the estates in Dudley, Halesowen, Cradley Heath and Brierley Hill, supplying automotive, construction and aerospace customers. Many have traded for decades on reputation and repeat orders, and their website has not kept up. When a new buyer checks them out, an old site that breaks on a phone undoes years of good work. For these firms, a straightforward manufacturing website works best: what you make, the materials and processes you handle, your equipment, quality approvals and a quote form that accepts drawings. Real photos of your own shop floor beat stock images every time. - Foundries, toolmakers and fabricators: capability pages per process and an RFQ form with file upload. - Stourbridge glass studios and craft makers: online shops with photography that handles reflections and transparency. - Cafés, pubs and attractions near Dudley Zoo and the Black Country Living Museum: menus, events and opening times that are easy to change. - Retailers at Merry Hill and on local high streets: click-and-collect and stock pages. - Professional firms at the Waterfront: service pages, team profiles and clear contact routes. Visitors come to Dudley from well beyond the West Midlands for the zoo, the castle and the Living Museum, so hospitality businesses nearby are found by people searching on a phone, often on the day. A fast, mobile-first site with an accurate Google Business Profile matters more for them than any design flourish. For trades, the borough's towns each have their own search results, so naming Stourbridge, Halesowen or Kingswinford on the right service pages helps people find the firm that is actually nearby. ## Who we build websites for in Dudley - Foundries and metal fabricators - Toolmakers and precision engineers - Glass studios and craft makers - Cafés, pubs and visitor attractions - Retailers at Merry Hill and on high streets - Builders and construction firms - Professional firms at the Waterfront - Lettings and property agents ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for businesses in Stourbridge and Halesowen? Yes. We cover the whole Dudley borough, including Stourbridge, Halesowen, Brierley Hill, Kingswinford, Sedgley and Cradley Heath. All our work is done remotely from Mansfield, so you get the same process and prices wherever you are. ### What should a website for a Black Country foundry or fabricator include? A clear list of processes and materials, equipment and capacity, quality approvals, photos of real work, and a quote form that accepts drawings and PDFs. Buyers check suppliers quickly, so the site must load fast and work properly on a phone. Our Business package from £500 + VAT usually covers it. ### Can you help a Dudley café or attraction get found by visitors? Yes. We build mobile-first sites with opening times, menus as text rather than PDFs, maps and click-to-call, and we set up or tidy your Google Business Profile so the details match. Visitors searching on the day need that information in seconds. ### Do you do online shops for Stourbridge glass makers? Yes. Our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT covers Shopify or WooCommerce with payments, delivery rules for fragile items and a Google Merchant Centre feed. Glass is hard to photograph, so we advise on the shots you need before the shop goes live. --- # Web Design in Solihull Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/solihull/ > Solihull businesses use dijitul for websites that look as polished as the borough expects: event and exhibition sites for NEC suppliers, professional services sites for Touchwood's solicitors and wealth managers, and supplier sites for the automotive chain. We work remotely from Mansfield. Websites start at £250 + VAT, online shops at £750 + VAT. Solihull packs a lot of the West Midlands economy into one borough. Jaguar Land Rover's Lode Lane plant builds Range Rover models, Birmingham Airport and the NEC are both inside the boundary, and Blythe Valley Park and Birmingham Business Park hold regional head offices and technology firms. The town centre around Touchwood is busy with solicitors, wealth managers, estate agents and restaurants. It is a market where clients judge you on your website before they ever pick up the phone. That raises the bar. A wealth manager or law firm here needs a site that feels established, explains services in plain English, shows who the team are and makes regulatory information easy to find. A conversion-focused layout, with one clear next step on each page, works better than a page full of buttons. - Event organisers and exhibition contractors around the NEC: event pages, registration links and galleries that cope with traffic spikes around big shows. - Automotive and engineering suppliers: capability pages and quality approvals for procurement teams. - Hotels and hospitality near the airport: booking links, meeting room details and fast mobile pages. - Estate agents: property listings or feeds, valuation request forms and area guides. - Consultancies and technology firms: lean B2B sites with case-style service pages and LinkedIn-friendly content. Search competition in Solihull is stronger than in many towns its size, because Birmingham agencies and national brands all target it. For local professional services, the winners tend to have a separate page for each service, real team photos, reviews on their Google Business Profile and pages that load quickly. Event businesses have a different problem: traffic arrives in bursts around shows, so the site has to stay fast under pressure, which comes down to good hosting and lean pages. ## Who we build websites for in Solihull - Event organisers and exhibition contractors - Automotive supply chain companies - Wealth managers and financial advisers - Solicitors and accountants - Estate agents - Hotels and hospitality near the airport - Consultancies and technology firms - Restaurants and retailers near Touchwood ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Solihull businesses remotely? Yes. We design and build every Solihull site from Mansfield, using video calls, shared previews and email. You approve the design before we build, and again before launch. You own the finished website and the domain, with no lock-in. ### Can you build a website for an events company near the NEC? Yes. Event sites need clear event pages, registration or ticket links, galleries and fast loading when traffic spikes. Our Business package from £500 + VAT covers most event companies. Complex registration or exhibitor systems get a fixed quote. ### Do you cover Knowle, Dorridge and Shirley? Yes. We work with businesses across the borough, including Shirley, Knowle, Dorridge, Balsall Common and Chelmsley Wood, and in neighbouring Birmingham and Coventry. The price and process are the same wherever you are based. ### Can you help a Solihull professional firm compete with Birmingham agencies in search? We build the foundations that matter: a page per service written to rank, schema markup, fast loading and local SEO groundwork in the Business package. Results depend on competition and ongoing effort, so we never promise a ranking, but a well-structured site gives you a fair chance. --- # Web Design in West Bromwich Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/west-bromwich/ > West Bromwich and the wider Sandwell borough get practical websites from dijitul: supplier sites for manufacturers, trade catalogues for wholesalers, and click-to-call sites for local trades and beauty businesses. We plan, design and build everything remotely from Mansfield. A custom site costs from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. West Bromwich is the main town of Sandwell, a borough that also takes in Oldbury, Smethwick, Tipton, Wednesbury and Rowley Regis. Nationally it is known for West Bromwich Albion at The Hawthorns, but day to day it runs on manufacturing and distribution. Metal processing, plastics, food production and building products firms fill the estates near junctions 1 and 2 of the M5, while cash and carry operators, trade wholesalers and hauliers serve Birmingham from here. Many of these are family firms competing on price and speed for bigger customers, and their website needs to be quick, honest and easy to act on. A buyer wants to see the product range, certifications and delivery area, then send an enquiry. For a wholesaler that might mean a B2B ordering site with trade accounts; for a manufacturer, a few clear capability pages and a quote form. - Manufacturers in plastics, metals and building products: product pages with data sheets and spec tables. - Cash and carry and trade wholesalers: trade account registration, price lists behind a login and click-and-collect. - Food producers: product ranges for buyers, with allergen information kept up to date. - Takeaways, barbers and beauty businesses on the high street: menus, booking links and directions. - Builders and trades: fast sites with click-to-call and a page per service. Sandwell's population is diverse, and some businesses here serve customers who would rather read in more than one language. A multilingual site needs proper language versions with hreflang tags, not an automatic translation widget. For local search, the borough is crowded with trades from Birmingham and the Black Country, so naming the towns you actually cover and keeping your Google Business Profile accurate makes a real difference. ## Who we build websites for in West Bromwich - Metal processing and engineering firms - Plastics and building products manufacturers - Cash and carry and trade wholesalers - Food producers - Hauliers and logistics firms - Builders and tradespeople - Barbers, salons and beauty businesses - Takeaways and restaurants ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for businesses in Oldbury, Smethwick and Tipton? Yes. We cover the whole of Sandwell, including Oldbury, Smethwick, Tipton, Wednesbury and Rowley Regis, as well as West Bromwich itself. Everything is done remotely from Mansfield, so the price and timescale are the same wherever you are. ### Can you build a trade ordering website for a West Bromwich wholesaler? Yes. Our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT covers WooCommerce or Shopify with trade accounts, price lists and click-and-collect. If you need live links to a stock or accounts system, we quote a fixed price for that part once we have seen how it works. ### Can my website be in more than one language? Yes. We build multilingual sites with separate, properly translated pages and the correct hreflang tags, so search engines show the right version to the right people. Because it adds work, multilingual builds are given a fixed quote rather than a package price. ### How quickly can a small West Bromwich business get a site live? Our Starter package from £250 + VAT is typically live in three to four weeks. That covers up to five custom-designed pages, a contact form, click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Analytics and Search Console. --- # Web Design in Telford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/telford/ > From Halesfield manufacturers to Ironbridge guest houses, dijitul designs and builds websites for Telford businesses that need more enquiries and bookings. We work remotely from Mansfield, with every stage agreed by video call and email. Custom websites cost from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce websites start at £750 + VAT. Telford is a 1960s new town that was planned around work. Large employment estates such as Halesfield, Hortonwood, Stafford Park and Hadley Park hold plastics, electronics, automotive component, food and packaging manufacturers, many of them international firms with UK operations here, and the M54 links them straight into the motorway network. HMRC and other public bodies are big employers too, and Southwater and Telford Centre form the retail and leisure core. Manufacturers on those estates mostly need a website for two audiences: buyers checking a supplier and people looking for a job. A good manufacturer website covers both, with capability and accreditation pages for procurement and a careers section that is easy to update when shifts need filling. - Plastics, electronics and automotive component makers: capability pages, sector pages and RFQ forms. - Food and packaging manufacturers: product ranges, certifications and careers. - Ironbridge hotels, guest houses, cafés and museums: booking-led sites with availability, events and directions. - Agri and rural businesses linked to Harper Adams near Newport: dealer and service sites. - Trades and home services across the new town estates: click-to-call sites with a page per service. The Ironbridge Gorge is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and visitors plan trips on their phones. For tourism businesses, a fast mobile site with direct booking, clear parking and access details and an accurate Google Business Profile often matters more than anything else. For trades, Telford's local search is shaped by its layout: people search for areas such as Wellington, Madeley, Dawley and Oakengates, so service pages that name the parts of town you cover help you show up for nearby customers. ## Who we build websites for in Telford - Plastics and electronics manufacturers - Automotive component suppliers - Food and packaging producers - Warehousing and distribution firms - Ironbridge hotels, guest houses and cafés - Museums and visitor attractions - Agricultural dealers and rural services - Trades and home services ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Telford businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and run every Telford project remotely. You get clickable design previews to check on your own devices, video calls when they help, and sign-off at each stage. You own the finished site and domain. ### Can you add a careers section for a Telford manufacturer? Yes. We can build a careers page with job listings you edit yourself, an application form with CV upload and JobPosting schema so roles can appear in Google's job results. It fits within our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Do you build booking websites for Ironbridge hotels and guest houses? Yes. We link your site to the booking system you already use, or set up direct enquiry forms, and build fast pages with rooms, prices, parking and directions. Direct bookings save the commission you pay on third-party sites. ### Do you cover Shrewsbury, Newport and Wellington? Yes. We work with businesses across Telford and Wrekin, including Wellington, Newport, Madeley and Oakengates, plus Shrewsbury and the rest of Shropshire. Location makes no difference to price or process. --- # Web Design in Shrewsbury Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/shrewsbury/ > Shrewsbury independents, land agents and rural businesses use dijitul for websites with real character and a clear purpose. We design and build every site remotely from our Mansfield studio, so you deal directly with the people doing the work. Custom websites start from £250 + VAT, and an online shop for a town centre retailer from £750 + VAT. Shrewsbury, Shropshire's county town, sits almost entirely inside a loop of the River Severn and serves countryside that stretches to the Welsh border. Two kinds of business stand out from a web design point of view. The medieval centre, with its black-and-white timber-framed buildings, is packed with independent shops, cafés and restaurants that compete on character rather than price. And a large professional sector of land agents, rural surveyors, solicitors and accountants serves farms and estates across the county and into mid Wales. Independents need a site that feels like walking through their door: their own photos, their own voice and, for many, a small online shop so customers who visited once can buy again from home. Rural professional firms need structure instead. Property and land listings, sale particulars as downloadable PDFs, team profiles by specialism and clear pages for services such as agricultural tenancies, valuations and succession planning. - Independent shops and boutiques: Shopify or WooCommerce shops with click-and-collect. - Cafés, restaurants and pubs: menus as text, booking links and events. - Land agents and rural surveyors: property listing sites with farms, land and rural homes. - Agricultural merchants and machinery dealers: product ranges, branch details and service booking. - Solicitors and accountants: service pages written for farming and family clients. Tourism and events such as the Shrewsbury Flower Show bring visitors searching on their phones for somewhere to eat, stay or shop. Local search competition is moderate, but the town's independents are up against chains and national directories, so a fast mobile site, an accurate Google Business Profile and pages that answer real questions do most of the work. Rural firms face a smaller field, and well-written specialist pages can stand out across the whole county. ## Who we build websites for in Shrewsbury - Independent shops and boutiques - Cafés, restaurants and pubs - Land agents and rural surveyors - Agricultural merchants and machinery dealers - Solicitors and accountants - Hotels and guest houses - Food producers and farm shops - Builders and tradespeople ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Shrewsbury businesses remotely? Yes. We are in Mansfield and run every Shrewsbury project by video call, phone and email. You see live previews of your design on your own phone and laptop, give feedback and approve each stage. You own the website and the domain when it is finished. ### Can you build a property website for a Shropshire land agent? Yes. We can build listings for farms, land and rural homes with photos, plans and downloadable particulars, either managed by your team or fed from your property software. Simple listing sites fit our Business package from £500 + VAT; property feeds are quoted once we know the system. ### Do you cover Telford, Ludlow and the rest of Shropshire? Yes. We work with businesses across Shropshire, including Telford, Oswestry, Ludlow, Bridgnorth and Market Drayton, and over the border into mid Wales. Price and process are the same everywhere, because all our work is done remotely. ### Can a Shrewsbury independent shop sell online without a huge budget? Yes. Our Ecommerce package starts from £750 + VAT and includes Shopify or WooCommerce, payments, delivery rules, click-and-collect and a Google Merchant Centre feed. Many independents start with a smaller range of best sellers and add more products themselves. --- # Web Design in Hereford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/hereford/ > Hereford and Herefordshire businesses, from cider makers and farm shops to agricultural suppliers and cathedral-quarter cafés, get custom websites from dijitul. We are based in Mansfield and design and build everything remotely. A website costs from £250 + VAT, and an online shop for selling cider, food or produce direct starts at £750 + VAT. Hereford is the only city in one of England's most rural counties, and much of its economy lives off the land around it. Heineken's Bulmers cider mill is a major employer, and smaller cider and perry makers work from farms across Herefordshire. The county grows soft fruit and hops and raises beef and poultry, so packing, processing and agricultural services employ a large share of local people. The Hereford Enterprise Zone at Skylon Park adds defence, food and advanced manufacturing, and NMiTE has brought a new engineering university to the city. For small food and drink producers, the website is often a shop. Selling cider and perry online brings extra rules: an age confirmation step, delivery restrictions and clear alcohol information. A good ecommerce build handles those, plus gift boxes, mixed cases and seasonal stock, with a product feed so bottles can appear in Google Shopping where alcohol ads are allowed. - Cider, perry and drinks makers: online shops with age checks, mixed cases and trade enquiry forms. - Farm shops and food producers: click-and-collect, local delivery zones and product pages with allergen information. - Agricultural suppliers, vets and auctioneers: service pages, sale dates and branch details. - Defence and engineering firms at Skylon Park: lean B2B sites with capability statements. - Hotels, pubs and cafés near the cathedral: booking links, menus and events. Visitors come for the cathedral and its Mappa Mundi, and for the countryside around Ross-on-Wye, Ledbury and the Wye Valley, and they plan on their phones. Local search competition is light compared with big cities, which works in a small business's favour: a well-built site with a page per service or product range, real photography and an accurate Google Business Profile can stand out across the county without a large budget. ## Who we build websites for in Hereford - Cider and perry makers - Farm shops and food producers - Agricultural suppliers and machinery dealers - Vets and rural professional services - Defence and engineering firms - Hotels, pubs and cafés - Holiday lets and visitor attractions - Builders and tradespeople ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online shop for a Herefordshire cider maker? Yes. Our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT covers Shopify or WooCommerce with payments, delivery rules and a Google Merchant Centre feed. For alcohol we add an age confirmation step and set delivery to the areas and carriers you can legally use. Licensing itself stays your responsibility. ### Do you build websites for Hereford businesses remotely? Yes. Everything is done from our base in Mansfield by video call, phone and email. You see designs as live previews, give feedback and approve them before we build. It suits rural businesses well, because nobody needs to drive anywhere. ### Do you cover Leominster, Ledbury and Ross-on-Wye? Yes. We work with businesses across Herefordshire, including Leominster, Ledbury, Ross-on-Wye, Bromyard and Kington. Prices and timescales are the same wherever you are based, and you can still speak to us by phone whenever you need to. ### How can a Hereford holiday let or B&B get more direct bookings? A fast mobile site with clear rooms, prices, photos and a booking link or availability calendar helps people book with you instead of a third-party site. We also set up your Google Business Profile so your details match everywhere. --- # Web Design in Stafford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/stafford/ > Stafford businesses come to dijitul for clear, fast websites: technical sites for engineering and test firms, service sites for accountants and recruiters, and click-to-call sites for local trades. We work remotely from our studio in Mansfield. Custom websites start from £250 + VAT, with ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Stafford is Staffordshire's county town, so a lot of its jobs sit in public administration. The county council and Stafford Borough Council are headquartered here, County Hospital serves the town, Staffordshire University has a health and nursing campus, and Beacon Barracks is a major army base. Alongside that runs more than a century of heavy electrical engineering, from English Electric's works onwards, and power transmission and grid equipment is still designed and built in the town. That engineering heritage has left a network of test houses, contract engineers and technical consultancies. Their buyers are engineers and procurement teams who want facts: the tests you run, the standards you work to, your accreditations and who to contact. A well-organised brochure website with one page per service and downloadable documents usually beats anything flashy. - Engineering, test and consultancy firms: capability pages, accreditation details and enquiry forms with file upload. - Accountants, solicitors and recruitment firms: service pages, team profiles and job listings. - Firms bidding for public sector work: accessible websites built to WCAG 2.2 AA. - Distribution businesses near junctions 13 and 14 of the M6: service area pages and careers sections. - Farms, rural businesses and market town shops in Stone, Eccleshall and Rugeley: small sites with opening times and products. Local search in Stafford is moderately competitive. Trades and home services face firms from Stoke, Cannock and Wolverhampton who list the town in their areas, so a page per service, the villages you really cover and a well-kept Google Business Profile matter. For specialist engineering services the field is small and national, and a precise page about one test or service can attract enquiries from across the country. ## Who we build websites for in Stafford - Electrical and power engineering firms - Test houses and technical consultancies - Accountants and solicitors - Recruitment agencies - Distribution and logistics firms - Farms and rural businesses - Builders and tradespeople - Care providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you design websites for Stafford businesses remotely? Yes. We are in Mansfield and handle every Stafford project by video call, phone and email. You get clickable previews to review, a clear list of what is included and sign-off before launch. You own the website and domain outright. ### Can you make our site meet accessibility standards for public sector tenders? Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA as a target: proper heading structure, colour contrast, keyboard access, form labels and alt text. We can also write an accessibility statement. Accessibility is part of how we build, not an add-on. ### Do you cover Stone, Rugeley and the villages around Stafford? Yes. We work with businesses in Stone, Rugeley, Eccleshall, Penkridge and the surrounding villages, as well as across Staffordshire. Because we work remotely, the price is the same wherever you are. ### What does a website for a Stafford accountant cost? A small practice site can start with our Starter package from £250 + VAT. Most firms choose the Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes a page per service, copywriting, schema markup and local SEO groundwork to help you show up for nearby searches. --- # Web Design in Nuneaton Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/nuneaton/ > Nuneaton and Bedworth businesses get practical, fast websites from dijitul, whether they supply MIRA's vehicle engineers, run a warehouse on Bermuda Park or fix boilers across Warwickshire. The whole project runs remotely from Mansfield. A custom website costs from £250 + VAT, and an online shop or trade ordering site from £750 + VAT. Nuneaton is Warwickshire's largest town and, with Bedworth, forms a borough built on making and moving goods. The A5, M6 and M69 pass close by, and business areas such as Bermuda Park hold warehouses, trade counters and distributors. The standout local cluster is automotive. MIRA Technology Park, on the A5 just over the Leicestershire border, is a major vehicle engineering and test site where carmakers and suppliers work on electric, connected and self-driving technology. Coventry, a few miles south, adds Jaguar Land Rover and the University of Warwick's WMG. Firms that supply that ecosystem, from tooling and test equipment to software and prototype parts, need websites engineers take seriously. That means precise service pages, sector pages for automotive and EV work, quality approvals and a clear route to a technical contact. A small, fast B2B website with real photos and plain language does more than a heavy, animated one. - Automotive engineering and test suppliers: capability, equipment and sector pages. - Logistics and distribution firms: coverage maps, service pages and careers sections that are easy to update. - Trade counters and wholesalers: product ranges, branch details and trade account forms. - Builders and home improvement firms: click-to-call sites with a page for each service. - Shops, cafés and salons in the town centre: small sites with booking links and opening hours. Search competition around Nuneaton is shaped by its neighbours. Trades from Coventry, Hinckley and Atherstone all target the town, so local businesses do better with a page for each service, the areas they really cover named clearly, and a Google Business Profile that matches the website. For specialist engineering services, people search by process or capability rather than town, so detailed service pages carry more weight than location ones. ## Who we build websites for in Nuneaton - Automotive engineering and test suppliers - Tooling and precision engineering firms - Logistics and distribution companies - Trade counters and wholesalers - Builders and home improvement firms - Care providers and clinics - Town centre shops, cafés and salons - Training providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Bedworth businesses as well as Nuneaton? Yes. We cover the whole borough of Nuneaton and Bedworth, plus nearby Hinckley, Atherstone and Coventry. Every project is handled remotely from Mansfield, so the process and prices are the same wherever you are. ### Can you build a website for a supplier working with MIRA? Yes. Engineering buyers want facts: capabilities, equipment, approvals, sectors and a technical contact. Our Business package from £500 + VAT gives you a page per service, schema markup, fast loading and conversion tracking so you can see which pages bring enquiries. ### Can my Nuneaton trades business compete with Coventry firms in search? It can, if your site is built for it. We create a page for each service, name the areas you actually cover, add schema markup and set up your Google Business Profile. We cannot promise rankings, but these foundations give a local firm a fair chance. ### How long does a website take? Our Starter package is typically live in three to four weeks and the Business package in five to six weeks. Online shops depend on product numbers and delivery rules, and we agree a timescale before we start. --- # Web Design in Rugby Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/rugby/ > Rugby firms, from 3PL operators beside the M1 and M6 to engineers and new businesses in Houlton, use dijitul for websites that bring in work and staff. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, with clear stages and sign-off. Custom sites cost from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce sites start from £750 + VAT. Rugby gave the world its best-known ball game, but the town earns its living from logistics and engineering. The M1, M6 and M45 converge here, the West Coast Main Line runs through, and large distribution parks line the motorway junctions, with the rail freight terminal at Crick a few miles away. Electrical engineering has been part of the town since British Thomson-Houston arrived in the early 1900s, the Cemex cement works sits on the western edge, and Ansty Park, home to the Manufacturing Technology Centre, lies on the Coventry side of the borough. Logistics operators use their websites for two things: winning contracts and filling shifts. A good site sets out services, sectors, sites and capacity for buyers, and has a careers section that recruitment teams can update quickly during seasonal peaks. Engineering firms need clear capability pages and a quote route that accepts drawings. - 3PL and distribution firms: service and sector pages, site details and a careers area with job schema. - Engineering and power firms: capability, accreditation and contact pages for technical buyers. - New businesses in Houlton and the growing estates: start-up websites that can grow from five pages to fifteen. - Town centre shops, restaurants and salons: menus, booking and opening hours. - Trades and home services: click-to-call sites with a page for each service. Rugby is growing fast, with thousands of new homes at Houlton on the old radio station site, and that brings demand for local services: cleaners, childcare, tutors, trades and food delivery. New residents search on their phones and pick from the first few results, so a fast site, a well-kept Google Business Profile and service pages that name Houlton, Bilton, Hillmorton and other areas actually covered help a local business get noticed. ## Who we build websites for in Rugby - 3PL and distribution companies - Electrical and power engineering firms - Manufacturers near Ansty Park - Start-ups and new local services - Cleaners, tutors and childcare providers - Builders and tradespeople - Town centre shops and restaurants - Salons and beauty businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Rugby businesses remotely? Yes. We work from Mansfield and run every Rugby project by video call, phone and email. You get design previews to click through on your own devices, and you approve each stage. Once it is live, the site and the domain are yours. ### Can you add a jobs section for a Rugby warehouse or logistics firm? Yes. We build careers pages that your team can update, with an application form, CV upload and JobPosting schema so roles can show in Google's job results. It is usually part of our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover Houlton, Lutterworth and Daventry? Yes. We build sites for businesses in Houlton, Bilton, Hillmorton, Dunchurch and the wider borough, and nearby in Lutterworth, Daventry and Coventry. The price is the same wherever you are. ### I am starting a new business in Rugby. Where should I begin? Most new businesses start with our Starter package from £250 + VAT: up to five custom pages, click-to-call, a contact form, Google Business Profile set up, Analytics and Search Console. You can move up to more pages later without starting again. --- # Web Design in Redditch Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/redditch/ > Redditch precision engineers, spring makers, distributors and local trades get custom websites from dijitul that make it easy for buyers and customers to get in touch. All our work is done remotely from Mansfield. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online catalogues or shops for components start from £750 + VAT. Redditch has been making small, precise things for centuries. It once led the world in needle making, followed by fishing tackle and springs, a history told at the Forge Mill Needle Museum. The new town that grew from the 1960s laid out industrial areas at Moons Moat, Park Farm and Ravensbank, and they now hold engineering, automotive, packaging and distribution firms. Mettis Aerospace forges and machines components here for aircraft, defence and energy customers, surrounded by machine shops, heat treaters and inspection specialists. Precision suppliers need a website as accurate as their parts. Buyers want to see processes, materials, tolerances, equipment lists and quality approvals, and they want to send a drawing without hunting for an email address. For spring, fastener and component makers selling standard parts, a searchable product catalogue with specifications and data sheets, or a trade shop, can take a lot of routine enquiries off the phones. - Precision engineers and machine shops: capability pages per process and RFQ forms with drawing upload. - Spring, fastener and component makers: product catalogues with filters by size, material and finish. - Aerospace and automotive suppliers: sector pages and approvals laid out for procurement teams. - Distributors and wholesalers near the M42: product ranges and trade account forms. - Shops and services around the Kingfisher Shopping Centre: small sites with opening hours and booking. Redditch sits between the M42 and M5, and many residents commute to Birmingham, so local service businesses compete with firms from Bromsgrove, Studley and south Birmingham. A page per service, accurate service areas and a strong Google Business Profile help. For engineering firms, search is more national, and well-written pages about specific processes and materials are what bring the right enquiries. ## Who we build websites for in Redditch - Precision engineers and machine shops - Spring and fastener manufacturers - Aerospace and automotive suppliers - Heat treatment and inspection specialists - Distributors and wholesalers - Packaging firms - Builders and tradespeople - Town centre shops and services ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Redditch engineering firms? Yes. We build supplier websites with process pages, materials, equipment lists, approvals and quote forms that accept drawings. Most engineering firms suit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting, schema markup and speed work. ### Can you build an online catalogue for springs or fasteners? Yes. We can build a catalogue with filters for size, material and finish, specification tables and PDF data sheets, with or without online ordering. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT; very large catalogues or stock system links get a fixed quote. ### Do you cover Bromsgrove, Studley and Alcester? Yes. We work with businesses across north Worcestershire and south Warwickshire, including Bromsgrove, Studley, Alcester and Droitwich. Everything is done remotely from Mansfield, so the price does not change with location. ### Our Redditch website is old and nobody can update it. Can you help? Yes. We redesign old sites on a modern platform such as WordPress, move over the content worth keeping, set up redirects so you do not lose search traffic and train you to make updates yourself. Redesigns start from £250 + VAT depending on size. --- # Web Design in Leamington Spa Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/leamington-spa/ > Leamington Spa businesses, from games studios and tech start-ups to boutiques on the Parade and restaurants on Warwick Street, get custom websites from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield and keep every stage clear and fixed-price. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops for independent retailers start from £750 + VAT. Royal Leamington Spa looks like a Regency town of white terraces and parks, but its business nickname is Silicon Spa. Playground Games and Ubisoft Leamington have studios here, Codemasters is in nearby Southam, and a crowd of smaller studios, freelancers, audio specialists and agencies has formed around them. The University of Warwick is a few miles away, and to the south Gaydon hosts major Jaguar Land Rover and Aston Martin sites. A town full of developers and artists sets a high bar, and small studios often have great game trailers but a thin company website. A studio site needs to do several jobs at once: show the games, explain who you are to publishers and investors, recruit staff, and hold a press kit. That is a portfolio-style site with fast-loading video, careers pages and clear contact routes, not a heavy template. - Games studios and tech start-ups: portfolio, careers and press pages that load quickly. - Independent boutiques and gift shops on the Parade and Regent Street: Shopify shops with click-and-collect. - Restaurants, bars and cafés on Warwick Street and around the town centre: menus as text and booking links. - Salons, clinics and therapists: online booking and service menus. - Automotive and engineering consultancies near Tachbrook Park: lean B2B sites with service pages. Local search in Leamington is competitive for hospitality, beauty and retail, because Warwick, Kenilworth and Stratford businesses all chase the same customers. A fast mobile site, menus and prices people can read without downloading anything, and a Google Business Profile that matches your site are what move the needle. For studios and tech firms, search matters less than credibility: the people checking you out are recruits, publishers and investors. ## Who we build websites for in Leamington Spa - Games studios - Tech start-ups and digital agencies - Independent boutiques and gift shops - Restaurants, bars and cafés - Salons, clinics and therapists - Automotive and engineering consultancies - Estate and lettings agents - Accountants and solicitors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for games studios in Leamington? Yes. We build studio sites with game showcases, trailers that load efficiently, careers pages, press kits and contact routes for publishers. A studio site usually fits our Business package from £500 + VAT. We build the website, not the games. ### Do you cover Warwick, Kenilworth and Stratford-upon-Avon? Yes. We work with businesses across Warwick district and south Warwickshire, including Warwick, Kenilworth, Southam and Stratford-upon-Avon. Everything is handled remotely from Mansfield, so the price and timescale are the same as anywhere else. ### Can my Leamington restaurant take bookings through the website? Yes. We link your site to the table booking system you already use, or set up a simple enquiry form. We put menus on the page as text so they load quickly and can be found in search, and we match your opening hours to your Google Business Profile. ### Are you a local Leamington agency? No. dijitul is based in Mansfield and works with Leamington businesses remotely by video call, phone and email. That keeps prices down and means you deal directly with the people designing and building your site. --- # Web Design in Burton upon Trent Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/burton-upon-trent/ > Burton upon Trent breweries, bottle shops, maltsters and trades businesses use dijitul for websites that sell beer, win trade customers and bring in local work. We do the design and build remotely from Mansfield. A custom website starts from £250 + VAT, and an online beer shop or trade ordering site from £750 + VAT. Burton upon Trent is the town that taught Britain to brew pale ale, thanks to its hard, gypsum-rich water. Molson Coors and Marston's both brew here, the National Brewery Centre tells the story, and the Marmite factory exists because of spent brewer's yeast. Around the big names sit maltsters, packaging firms, laboratories and engineers, plus a newer wave of microbreweries, taprooms and bottle shops. The A38 between Derby and Birmingham has also drawn warehouses to business parks such as Centrum 100, and Toyota's Burnaston plant is just over the border in South Derbyshire. Small breweries sell in three places at once: the taproom, trade accounts with pubs and bottle shops, and online. Their website has to serve all three. An online beer shop needs an age confirmation step, mixed cases, delivery rules and stock that changes week to week, while trade customers want a price list and an easy way to order casks and kegs. - Microbreweries and taprooms: online shops, opening times, events and trade enquiry forms. - Bottle shops and pubs: stock highlights, events and booking for tastings. - Maltsters, labs and brewing engineers: B2B sites with services and accreditations. - Logistics and warehousing firms along the A38: service pages and careers sections. - Trades and home services across Burton, Stretton and Winshill: click-to-call sites. Brewing searches are national, so a small Burton brewery is up against breweries everywhere and wins on clear product pages, original photography and honest tasting notes. Local service searches are more contained, but trades from Derby, Swadlincote and Lichfield also target Burton. A page per service, accurate service areas and a Google Business Profile that matches the website give a local firm a better chance of being found. ## Who we build websites for in Burton upon Trent - Microbreweries and taprooms - Bottle shops and pubs - Maltsters and brewing suppliers - Laboratories and brewing engineers - Logistics and warehousing firms - Food and drink producers - Builders and tradespeople - Town centre independents ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online shop for a Burton brewery? Yes. Our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT covers Shopify or WooCommerce with payments, delivery rules and a Google Merchant Centre feed. For beer we add an age confirmation step and mixed case options. Your alcohol licensing and delivery checks remain your responsibility. ### Do you build websites for Burton businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and handle every Burton project by video call, phone and email. You approve designs as live previews before we build, and you own the finished site and domain. ### Do you cover Swadlincote, Uttoxeter and Lichfield? Yes. We work with businesses across East Staffordshire and South Derbyshire, including Swadlincote, Uttoxeter, Barton under Needwood and Lichfield. The price and process are the same wherever you are, because we work remotely. ### Can trade customers order casks and kegs through the site? Yes. We can set up trade accounts with their own price list, minimum order quantities and delivery days, either inside your online shop or as a separate trade area. Anything that needs a live link to brewery software is quoted separately. --- # Web Design in Tamworth Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/tamworth/ > Tamworth builders, roofers, trade suppliers and leisure businesses get websites from dijitul that make the phone ring. We design and build each one remotely from Mansfield, with plain-English updates at every stage. A custom website with click-to-call costs from £250 + VAT, and an online shop or trade ordering site from £750 + VAT. Tamworth is built around a road junction, where the A5 meets the M42 close to the M6 Toll. Large distribution centres surround the town, and estates such as Centurion Park hold builders, engineers, trade suppliers and light manufacturers working right across the West Midlands. Many are owner-run firms whose website grew by accident: a few pages a relative made, a contact form that no longer sends, a phone number that is hard to tap on a mobile. For these businesses a builder's or trades website is the main tool for winning work. It needs click-to-call fixed on every phone screen, a page for each service such as extensions, roofing or driveways, galleries of real jobs with the area named, accreditations, and a short quote form. Speed matters too: someone with a leaking roof will not wait for a slow page. - Builders, roofers and home improvement firms: click-to-call sites with a page per service and project galleries. - Trade suppliers and light manufacturers on Centurion Park: product ranges, branch details and trade account forms. - Distribution and courier firms: service pages and careers sections that are simple to update. - Leisure and hospitality near Drayton Manor and the SnowDome: booking links, events and opening times. - Shops and cafés around the castle and Ventura Retail Park: small sites with menus and directions. Local search around Tamworth is crowded. Trades from Sutton Coldfield, Lichfield, Atherstone and north Birmingham all list the town in their service areas, and directory sites take several spots. A local firm stands out with separate service pages, real photos of local jobs, reviews on its Google Business Profile and pages that name the places it actually covers, such as Wilnecote, Glascote, Fazeley and Kingsbury. ## Who we build websites for in Tamworth - Builders and roofers - Home improvement and landscaping firms - Trade suppliers and light manufacturers - Distribution and courier firms - Leisure and hospitality businesses - Cafés and independent shops - Cleaning companies - Garages and MOT centres ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Tamworth businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and run every Tamworth project by video call, phone and email. You see your design as a live preview, request changes and approve it before launch. You own the finished site and the domain. ### What does a website for a Tamworth builder cost? Many builders start with our Starter package from £250 + VAT: up to five pages, click-to-call, a contact form and Google Business Profile set up. If you want a page for every service and area, the Business package from £500 + VAT suits better. ### Do you cover Lichfield, Atherstone and Sutton Coldfield? Yes. We work with businesses in Lichfield, Atherstone, Polesworth, Fazeley and Sutton Coldfield, as well as across Tamworth. Because we work remotely, the price is the same wherever you are based. ### Can you help us rank in local searches around Tamworth? We set the groundwork: a page per service, schema markup, fast mobile pages, the areas you cover named clearly and your Google Business Profile properly set up. Rankings also depend on reviews and competition, so we never promise a position. --- # Web Design in Lichfield Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/lichfield/ > Lichfield's professional firms, hotels and independent shops come to dijitul for websites that feel established and bring in enquiries. Every site is custom designed and built remotely from our Mansfield studio. Prices start at £250 + VAT for a small business site, £500 + VAT for a fuller professional services site, and £750 + VAT for ecommerce. Lichfield is a small cathedral city known for the three spires of its medieval cathedral and as the birthplace of Samuel Johnson. The compact streets around the market square and Bird Street are full of independent shops, restaurants, pubs and hotels, and the city is an affluent commuter base, which supports a strong cluster of solicitors, accountants, financial planners, architects and consultancies, many working from period buildings. Professional firms in a city like this want a website that feels quietly confident. That usually means clean typography, real photos of the team and the building, plain-English service pages, clear fees or fee guidance where regulation expects it, and easy ways to book a first conversation. A law firm website or financial planning site also has to show regulatory details clearly in the footer. - Solicitors, accountants and financial planners: service pages, team profiles and booking links. - Architects and consultancies: project portfolios with large images that still load quickly. - Hotels, restaurants and pubs: booking links, menus as text and events. - Independent shops around the market square: small online shops with click-and-collect. - Distribution and logistics firms at Fradley Park: service pages and careers sections. - Hospitality and visitor businesses linked to the National Memorial Arboretum: events, groups and directions. Search competition in Lichfield is moderate but persistent. Professional firms compete with Sutton Coldfield, Tamworth and Birmingham practices, and hospitality competes with every nearby venue on the same maps listing. What helps most is specific content: a page for each legal or financial service, the questions clients really ask answered in plain English, schema markup for the business and its people, and a Google Business Profile with up-to-date hours and photos. Visitors coming for the cathedral or the Arboretum mostly search on a phone, so mobile speed matters for everyone. ## Who we build websites for in Lichfield - Solicitors and conveyancers - Accountants and financial planners - Architects and consultancies - Hotels, restaurants and pubs - Independent shops and boutiques - Distribution firms at Fradley Park - Therapists and private clinics - Builders and tradespeople ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Lichfield solicitors and financial planners? Yes. We build professional services sites with a page per service, team profiles, booking links and clear regulatory information. Our Business package from £500 + VAT includes copywriting, schema markup and local SEO groundwork, which suits most practices. ### Do you work with Lichfield businesses remotely? Yes. dijitul is based in Mansfield and we run Lichfield projects by video call, phone and email. You review live previews on your own devices and approve each stage. Nothing about the build needs an in-person meeting. ### Do you cover Burntwood, Fradley and Alrewas? Yes. We work with businesses across Lichfield district, including Burntwood, Fradley, Alrewas, Shenstone and Armitage, plus nearby Tamworth and Sutton Coldfield. You get the same process and prices wherever you are based. ### Can you show an architect's portfolio without slowing the site down? Yes. We serve images in modern formats such as WebP or AVIF, size them for each screen and load them lazily, so large project galleries stay fast on phones. It also helps your pages pass Google's Core Web Vitals checks. --- # Web Design in Cannock Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/cannock/ > Cannock trades, trade suppliers, outdoor businesses and shops get websites from dijitul built to win local work. We design and build everything remotely from Mansfield, so you speak directly to the people making your site. A custom website starts from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce for retailers and suppliers starts from £750 + VAT. Cannock was a mining town until the collieries closed, and it has since rebuilt itself around warehousing, manufacturing and retail. The M6, M6 Toll and A5 are all close, and warehouses, building products suppliers and light manufacturers have settled on sites such as Kingswood Lakeside. The McArthurGlen Designer Outlet West Midlands, which opened near Cannock in 2021, draws shoppers from across the region. Hednesford, Rugeley and Norton Canes complete the district. Owner-managed trade businesses are a big part of the local picture, and their website has one main job: make the phone ring. A site for a kitchen fitter, landscaper or electrician needs click-to-call on every phone screen, a page per service, photos of real local jobs, accreditations and a short quote form. We also make sure the details match the firm's Google Business Profile, because that is often where customers find them first. Our electrician websites and other trades sites follow that pattern. - Builders, kitchen fitters, landscapers and electricians: fast click-to-call sites with project galleries. - Building products suppliers and trade counters: product ranges, data sheets and trade account forms. - Bike shops, cafés and outdoor businesses serving Cannock Chase visitors: opening times, hire bookings and trail information. - Retailers and hospitality businesses near the outlet: menus, offers and directions. - Light manufacturers: capability pages and careers sections. Cannock Chase, a protected area of heath and forest, brings walkers and mountain bikers who search on their phones for hire, food and parking. For trades, local search is busy because firms from Stafford, Walsall and Lichfield also target the district. Naming Hednesford, Heath Hayes, Rugeley and the other places you cover on the right pages, with reviews on your profile, helps nearby customers find you. ## Who we build websites for in Cannock - Builders and kitchen fitters - Landscapers and electricians - Building products suppliers and trade counters - Light manufacturers - Bike shops and outdoor businesses - Cafés and hospitality - Retailers - Cleaning companies ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Cannock tradespeople? Yes. Trades sites are a large part of our work. We build them with click-to-call, a page per service, real project photos and a quote form. Our Starter package from £250 + VAT suits many sole traders, typically live in three to four weeks. ### Do you cover Hednesford, Rugeley and Norton Canes? Yes. We work with businesses across Cannock Chase district, including Hednesford, Rugeley, Norton Canes, Heath Hayes and Huntington. Because we work remotely from Mansfield, the price is the same wherever you are. ### Can you build a hire booking site for a Cannock Chase bike or outdoor business? Yes. We can connect your site to an online booking system so customers pick a date, time and kit and pay a deposit. Simple bookings fit our Business package from £500 + VAT; more complex rules get a fixed quote. ### Can you help a Cannock business show up on Google Maps? Yes. We set up or tidy your Google Business Profile, make sure your name, address and phone match your website, and add local business schema. Reviews and regular activity then build on that. We never promise a ranking, but these basics matter. --- # Web Design in Kidderminster Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/kidderminster/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for Kidderminster and Wyre Forest businesses, from flooring firms and engineers to holiday lets near the Severn Valley Railway. We work remotely from Mansfield with fixed prices and clear stages. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops or product catalogues for flooring and home goods from £750 + VAT. For two centuries carpets defined Kidderminster. Brintons remains closely tied to the town, and the Museum of Carpet keeps the story alive in an old works on the canal. Flooring design and supply still have a presence, alongside engineering, packaging, food and building products firms on estates around Hoo Farm and Stourport Road. The town is also a gateway for tourism: the Severn Valley Railway starts here and runs to Bridgnorth, and the West Midland Safari Park sits between Kidderminster and Bewdley. Flooring is hard to sell on a screen. Colour, texture and pattern repeat have to read accurately, so a flooring website needs large, colour-accurate images, room-set photos that show scale, filters for colour, material and width, and an easy way to order samples. That can be a product catalogue with enquiry forms, or a full shop. - Carpet and flooring manufacturers and retailers: catalogues with sample ordering and showroom details. - Engineering, packaging and building products firms: capability pages and quote forms. - Hotels, holiday lets, pubs and cafés in Bewdley and Stourport-on-Severn: booking links and seasonal events. - Visitor attractions: opening times, ticket links and accessibility information. - Builders, fitters and tradespeople: click-to-call sites with a page per service. Search competition in Kidderminster is moderate. Trades compete with firms from Stourbridge, Bromsgrove and Worcester, so a page per service and accurate service areas help. Tourism businesses compete for visitors planning trips to the railway, the safari park and the river, often on their phones, and they benefit most from fast pages, clear prices and direct booking. Flooring firms selling online face national competition and win on product detail and photography rather than on location. ## Who we build websites for in Kidderminster - Carpet and flooring manufacturers - Flooring retailers and fitters - Engineering and packaging firms - Building products suppliers - Hotels, holiday lets and pubs - Visitor attractions - Builders and tradespeople - Food producers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Kidderminster flooring company? Yes. We build flooring catalogues with colour, material and width filters, room-set images, sample ordering and showroom details. A catalogue with enquiries usually fits our Business package from £500 + VAT; a full online shop starts from £750 + VAT. ### Do you cover Bewdley, Stourport-on-Severn and the Wyre Forest? Yes. We work with businesses across Wyre Forest district, including Bewdley, Stourport-on-Severn and the surrounding villages, as well as Kidderminster itself. Everything is handled remotely from Mansfield, so prices are the same. ### Can you build a booking site for a holiday let near the Severn Valley Railway? Yes. We create fast mobile sites with photos, prices, availability and a booking link or enquiry form, so guests can book directly instead of through a site that takes commission. We also set up your Google Business Profile. ### How do we get started? Get in touch by phone or email and tell us what the site needs to do. We send a fixed quote that lists exactly what is included, then design, build and train you remotely. You own the website and domain at the end. --- # Web Design in Cambridge Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/cambridge/ > Cambridge spin-outs, life sciences start-ups, consultancies and independent shops use dijitul for clear, fast websites that explain complex work simply. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, with fixed prices agreed up front. A custom website starts from £250 + VAT, a fuller site with copywriting from £500 + VAT, and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Cambridge sits at the centre of the cluster known as Silicon Fen. The University of Cambridge has spun out hundreds of companies, Arm has its headquarters here, and the science clusters are easy to map: Cambridge Science Park, opened by Trinity College in 1970 as the first in the UK; St John's Innovation Centre; the Cambridge Biomedical Campus around Addenbrooke's, home to AstraZeneca's global headquarters; and, south of the city, Granta Park and the Babraham Research Campus. Young science and tech companies have a common website problem. The science is world class, but the site was put together quickly by a founder, says too much in jargon and too little about what the company actually does. Investors, partners and recruits all check the website before a meeting. A good start-up website here explains the problem, the approach and the team in plain English, has a careers page, a news section for funding and partnership updates, and loads quickly. - University spin-outs and deep tech start-ups: clear explainer pages, team profiles, careers and news. - Life sciences and biotech firms: pipeline or platform pages written for both specialists and investors. - Consultancies and professional services: service pages and case-style content without client names unless approved. - Independent shops, cafés and restaurants in the city centre and on Mill Road: menus, booking and click-and-collect. - Language schools, tutors and accommodation providers: course pages and enquiry forms. Search competition in Cambridge is high for hospitality, tutoring and professional services, and the city has plenty of agencies. For tech firms, search ranking matters less than credibility, accessibility and clarity. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA as a target and keep pages lean, because university and NHS partners increasingly expect accessible websites. ## Who we build websites for in Cambridge - University spin-outs - Life sciences and biotech start-ups - Software and deep tech companies - Consultancies and professional services - Independent shops and cafés - Restaurants and pubs - Language schools and tutors - Accommodation providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Cambridge spin-outs and start-ups? Yes. We build lean, fast sites that explain complex science or technology in plain English, with team, careers and news pages. Most start-ups suit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting so the site reads clearly for investors and recruits. ### Do you work with Cambridge businesses remotely? Yes. dijitul is based in Mansfield and we run Cambridge projects by video call, shared previews and email. That suits busy founders, because feedback can happen whenever suits you, and you sign off each stage before we move on. ### Do you cover Ely, Huntingdon and the science parks around Cambridge? Yes. We work with businesses across Cambridgeshire, including Ely, Huntingdon, St Neots, Saffron Walden and the parks at Granta and Babraham. The cost and the steps do not change with location. ### Can our website be accessible for university and NHS partners? Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA as a target, with proper headings, colour contrast, keyboard access, labelled forms and alt text, and we can write an accessibility statement for you. It is part of every build, not an extra. --- # Web Design in Norwich Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/norwich/ > Norwich insurance brokers, professional firms, research start-ups and Norwich Lanes independents work with dijitul for websites that are clear, quick and easy to act on. Every stage is handled remotely from our Mansfield office. Custom websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops for Norfolk makers and retailers start from £750 + VAT. Norwich is East Anglia's regional capital and has been an insurance centre since Norwich Union was founded here in 1797. As Aviva it is still one of the city's largest employers, and brokers, claims specialists, accountants and law firms fill the centre and Broadland Business Park. Next to the University of East Anglia, Norwich Research Park holds the John Innes Centre, the Quadram Institute and the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, and Norwich University of the Arts feeds a lively creative scene. Brokers and financial firms need websites that make complicated products easy to understand. That means plain-English pages for each type of cover or service, clear regulatory information, quote request forms that ask only what is needed, and fast pages that work on a phone. A professional services site built this way earns trust before anyone picks up the phone. - Insurance brokers and financial advisers: product and service pages, quote forms and FCA details in the footer. - Accountants and solicitors: service pages, team profiles and booking links. - Research start-ups at Norwich Research Park: clear explainer pages, team and careers. - Independent shops and cafés in the Norwich Lanes and around the market: online shops and click-and-collect. - Creative studios and makers: portfolio sites and small shops. - Builders and trades across the city and Broadland: click-to-call sites with service pages. Norwich has a strong independent retail culture, and the Lanes compete with each other and with national chains for the same shoppers. A small shop with good product pages, real photos and a smooth checkout can reach customers far beyond Norfolk. For trades and professional services, local search is competitive within the city, but much less so in the surrounding market towns, so naming the places you serve, such as Wymondham, Aylsham and Dereham, can bring steady enquiries. ## Who we build websites for in Norwich - Insurance brokers and claims firms - Financial advisers - Accountants and solicitors - Research and life sciences start-ups - Independent shops in the Norwich Lanes - Creative studios and makers - Cafés and restaurants - Builders and tradespeople ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Norwich insurance brokers? Yes. We build broker sites with a page per type of cover, quote request forms, clear regulatory information and fast mobile pages. Our Business package from £500 + VAT includes copywriting, schema markup and conversion tracking so you can see which pages bring enquiries. ### Do you work with Norwich businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and run every Norwich project by video call, phone and email. You get clickable previews of your design, give feedback and approve each stage. You own the site and domain once it launches. ### Do you cover Wymondham, Dereham and the Norfolk Broads? Yes. We work with businesses across Norfolk, including Wymondham, Dereham, Aylsham, Wroxham and the Broads, as well as Great Yarmouth and King's Lynn. Our prices and timescales stay the same across the area. ### Can a Norwich Lanes shop sell online too? Yes. Our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT includes Shopify or WooCommerce, payments, delivery rules, click-and-collect and a Google Merchant Centre feed. We can also link stock with your shop till if your EPOS supports it. --- # Web Design in Peterborough Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/peterborough/ > Peterborough ecommerce brands, logistics operators, engineers and local trades get websites from dijitul that convert visitors into orders and enquiries. We are based in Mansfield and design and build every site remotely. A custom website costs from £250 + VAT, and a Shopify or WooCommerce store built to sell nationally starts at £750 + VAT. Peterborough grew quickly after its new town designation in 1967 and has kept growing. It sits on the A1 and the East Coast Main Line, with London King's Cross under an hour away by train, and it has become a major distribution hub ringed by warehouses for national retailers and online brands. Perkins Engines, now part of Caterpillar, has made diesel engines here since 1932, and Baker Perkins builds food and printing machinery in the city. Anglia Ruskin University opened its Peterborough campus in 2022. With fulfilment centres on the doorstep, Peterborough is a natural home for small ecommerce brands. An ecommerce website for them needs fast product pages, clean category structure, product data that feeds Google Merchant Centre and marketplaces, abandoned cart recovery and delivery rules that match what the warehouse can actually ship. Logistics firms need something different: service pages, sector pages and a careers section that recruiters can update during peaks. - Online brands and ecommerce start-ups: Shopify or WooCommerce shops with product feeds. - Distribution and fulfilment firms: service pages, coverage and careers. - Engineering and machinery suppliers: capability pages and spare parts enquiries. - Financial and professional firms at Lynch Wood and in the city centre: service and team pages. - Builders, trades and home services across the townships: click-to-call sites. - Restaurants and shops in the city centre: menus, booking and opening hours. Peterborough's townships, such as Orton, Werrington, Bretton and Hampton, each produce their own local searches, so trades and services do better when their service pages name the areas they really cover. The city has a diverse population, and some businesses benefit from a properly built multilingual site. For ecommerce brands, competition is national, and product detail, photography and page speed decide more than location. ## Who we build websites for in Peterborough - Online brands and ecommerce start-ups - Distribution and fulfilment firms - Engineering and machinery suppliers - Financial and professional services - Builders and tradespeople - Restaurants and takeaways - Retailers - Training providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online store for a Peterborough ecommerce brand? Yes. Our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT covers Shopify or WooCommerce, product and category structure built to rank, payments, delivery rules, abandoned cart recovery and a Google Merchant Centre feed. Large catalogues or warehouse integrations get a fixed quote. ### Do you work with Peterborough businesses remotely? Yes. Every Peterborough project runs from our Mansfield base by video call, phone and email. You see live previews, give feedback and approve each stage. You own the website and the domain when it is finished. ### Do you cover Stamford, Whittlesey and the Peterborough townships? Yes. We work with businesses across Peterborough, including Orton, Werrington, Bretton and Hampton, and nearby in Stamford, Whittlesey, Oundle and Market Deeping. The price is the same wherever you are. ### Can you build a careers section for a Peterborough warehouse? Yes. We build job listings your team can edit, application forms with CV upload and JobPosting schema so roles can appear in Google's job results. It is usually included in our Business package from £500 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Ipswich Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/ipswich/ > Ipswich freight forwarders, insurance and financial firms, Martlesham tech companies and waterfront restaurants use dijitul for websites that explain what they do and win enquiries. Design and build both happen remotely from Mansfield. Custom websites cost from £250 + VAT, fuller sites with copywriting from £500 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. Ipswich is Suffolk's county town and one of the oldest continuously settled towns in England, but its modern economy rests on ports, insurance and technology. Felixstowe, the country's largest container port, is a short drive down the A14, and Ipswich's own port moves grain and bulk cargo. Insurance and financial services remain big town centre employers, with Norman Foster's listed Willis Building the best-known office. BT's research headquarters at Adastral Park in Martlesham has a large cluster of technology firms around it, and the University of Suffolk sits on the Waterfront. Freight forwarders, customs agents and hauliers often have websites that say little more than a logo and a phone number. Their customers want to know what they move, where, how fast and how to get a quote. A clear service website with a page per service, routes and sectors, accreditations and a quote form that asks the right questions does far more work. - Freight forwarders, customs agents and hauliers: service, route and sector pages with detailed quote forms. - Insurance brokers and financial advisers: product pages, quote requests and regulatory details. - Technology firms at Adastral Park and Martlesham: lean B2B sites with careers pages. - Restaurants, bars and hotels on the Waterfront: menus, booking links and events. - Builders and trades across Ipswich and the villages: click-to-call sites. - Independent retailers in the town centre: small online shops with click-and-collect. Local search in Ipswich is moderately competitive. Trades and services compete with firms from Colchester, Woodbridge and Stowmarket, while hospitality on the Waterfront competes on the same maps listing. A fast mobile site, menus and prices as readable text and an accurate Google Business Profile help most. Port and logistics firms compete nationally, and specific, detailed service pages win more than local keywords. ## Who we build websites for in Ipswich - Freight forwarders and customs agents - Hauliers and warehouse operators - Insurance brokers and financial advisers - Technology firms in Martlesham - Waterfront restaurants, bars and hotels - Accountants and solicitors - Builders and tradespeople - Independent retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for an Ipswich freight forwarder? Yes. We build logistics sites with a page per service, routes and sectors, accreditations and a quote form that captures the details you need. Most suit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting and conversion tracking. ### Do you build websites for Ipswich businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and handle every Ipswich project by video call, phone and email. You approve your design as a live preview before we build it, and you own the site and domain afterwards. ### Do you cover Felixstowe, Woodbridge and Stowmarket? Yes. We work with businesses across Suffolk, including Felixstowe, Woodbridge, Stowmarket, Martlesham and Bury St Edmunds. Because everything is remote, the price and timescale are the same wherever you are based in the county. ### Can you help an Ipswich restaurant appear in local searches? We build fast mobile pages with your menu as text, opening times, booking links and local business schema, and set up your Google Business Profile so it matches. Reviews and photos then build on that. We never promise a particular ranking. --- # Web Design in Chelmsford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/chelmsford/ > Chelmsford electronics firms, accountants, solicitors and local trades get custom websites from dijitul that are fast, clear and built to bring in enquiries. Our studio is in Mansfield and we run every project remotely. A small business website starts from £250 + VAT, a fuller site with copywriting from £500 + VAT, and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Chelmsford became a city in 2012, but its technology story starts in 1898, when Guglielmo Marconi opened the world's first wireless factory here. That electronics heritage continues through Teledyne e2v, which makes imaging sensors and specialist components, and a network of smaller electronics and engineering firms. As county town, Chelmsford also houses Essex County Council, and fast trains to London Liverpool Street make it a popular base for professional firms and commuters. Anglia Ruskin University has a large campus here, and Writtle has its long-standing land-based college. Electronics and engineering firms sell complex products to technical buyers, so their websites need precise product and capability pages, specification tables, downloadable datasheets and a direct line to an engineer. A site like that should be fast and easy to scan, with the details buyers need in the first few lines rather than buried under marketing copy. - Electronics and engineering firms: product and capability pages with datasheets and RFQ forms. - Accountants, solicitors and financial advisers: service pages written to rank, team profiles and booking links. - Builders, kitchen fitters and home improvement firms serving the commuter villages: trades websites with click-to-call. - Independent shops and restaurants in the city centre and Moulsham Street: menus, booking and small online shops. - Landscapers, garden centres and rural businesses around Writtle: seasonal pages and service areas. Chelmsford's affluent commuter villages, such as Great Baddow, Danbury, Writtle and Broomfield, keep home improvement and professional services busy, and the search results are competitive as a result. Firms from Brentwood, Maldon and Braintree also target the city. A local business does better with a page per service, real photos of local work, reviews on its Google Business Profile and the places it covers named on the right pages. Growth around the new Beaulieu Park station and north-east Chelmsford adds new households searching for local services. ## Who we build websites for in Chelmsford - Electronics and engineering firms - Accountants and financial advisers - Solicitors - Builders and home improvement firms - Landscapers and garden businesses - Independent shops and restaurants - Recruitment agencies - Training providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Chelmsford businesses remotely? Yes. dijitul is based in Mansfield and every Chelmsford project runs by video call, phone and email. You review designs as clickable previews, give feedback in plain English and approve each stage. You own the website and domain once it is live. ### Can you build a website for an electronics manufacturer? Yes. We build product and capability pages with specification tables, downloadable datasheets and enquiry forms that accept files. Most technical firms suit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting, schema markup and speed work. ### Do you cover Maldon, Braintree and the villages around Chelmsford? Yes. We work with businesses in Great Baddow, Danbury, Writtle, South Woodham Ferrers, Maldon and Braintree, as well as across Chelmsford. Because we work remotely, prices and timescales are the same wherever you are. ### How can a Chelmsford tradesperson get more enquiries from the website? Make calling easy and be specific. We fix click-to-call on mobile, write a page for each service, show real local jobs, name the areas you cover and set up your Google Business Profile. A clear quote form helps with customers who would rather not call. --- # Web Design in Colchester Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/colchester/ > Colchester attractions, holiday lets, food producers, estate agents and trades businesses use dijitul for websites that get bookings and enquiries. We design and build everything remotely from our base in Mansfield. A custom-designed website starts from £250 + VAT, and an online shop for a north Essex food or drink producer starts from £750 + VAT. Colchester became a city in 2022 and claims to be Britain's oldest recorded town: the Romans made Camulodunum their first capital here, and the castle and Roman walls still bring in visitors. Colchester Zoo, the nearby coast at Mersea and Walton, and Dedham Vale keep tourism busy year-round. The University of Essex has its main campus at Wivenhoe Park, with the Knowledge Gateway research park beside it, and the city has a long military history as a garrison town. Heritage and leisure businesses live on bookings. An attraction, holiday cottage or café needs a mobile-first booking website with prices, availability, opening times, accessibility information and directions, all easy to update when the season changes. Food is a strong local thread too: Tiptree, home of Wilkin and Sons, is nearby, and farms and small producers across north Essex sell through farm shops, delis and online. - Attractions, cafés and holiday lets: booking links, seasonal events and clear visitor information. - Food and drink producers: online shops with allergen details, gift boxes and delivery zones. - Estate and lettings agents: property listings or feeds, valuation forms and area guides. - Businesses serving the garrison and university communities: clear service pages and fast mobile sites. - Builders, trades and home services: click-to-call sites with a page per service. - Accountants and solicitors: service pages written in plain English. Colchester has a large commuter population heading to London, and many residents search for local services on their phones in the evening. Trades and professional services face competition from Ipswich, Chelmsford and Clacton firms, so pages that name Wivenhoe, Stanway, Lexden, Mersea and the other places you cover help. For tourism, the winners usually have fast pages, direct booking and an accurate Google Business Profile with up-to-date photos and hours. ## Who we build websites for in Colchester - Visitor attractions and heritage sites - Holiday lets and B&Bs - Food and drink producers - Estate and lettings agents - Cafés and restaurants - Builders and tradespeople - Accountants and solicitors - Tutors and training providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Colchester businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and handle every Colchester project remotely by video call, phone and email. You see live previews of the design and approve them before we build. Once it is live, the site and domain belong to you. ### Can you build an online shop for a north Essex food producer? Yes. Our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT includes Shopify or WooCommerce, payments, delivery rules including local delivery zones, click-and-collect and a Google Merchant Centre feed. We build product pages with clear allergen and ingredients information. ### Do you cover Mersea, Wivenhoe and Clacton? Yes. We work with businesses across north Essex, including Mersea, Wivenhoe, Tiptree, Coggeshall, Clacton and Harwich, and over the border into Suffolk. Timescales and prices do not change with location. ### Can my holiday let take direct bookings? Yes. We build a fast mobile site with photos, prices and an availability calendar or booking link, so guests can book directly instead of paying commission through third-party sites. We also set up your Google Business Profile so guests find accurate details. --- # Web Design in Luton Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/luton/ > Luton aviation suppliers, engineering firms, logistics companies, restaurants and trades businesses get custom websites from dijitul that make it easy to get in touch. We are based in Mansfield and design and build remotely. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops or ordering sites start from £750 + VAT, with any bigger build quoted at a fixed price. Luton built its name on hats, which is why Luton Town are still the Hatters, and then on vehicles: Vauxhall made cars and vans here for well over a century until the van plant closed in 2025. The engineering skills and supply chain that grew around it have not vanished, and many of those firms are now chasing new customers. That usually means a website that explains capabilities to buyers outside automotive, with fresh photos of the workshop and sector pages for the markets they want to win. Today Luton is above all an airport town. London Luton Airport is among the UK's busiest, easyJet has its headquarters beside it, and maintenance, ground handling, catering, cargo and private aviation firms surround it. The M1 runs past the town, and logistics and distribution sit along it. Aviation and logistics firms need clear, factual websites with approvals, service pages, coverage and careers sections that can be updated quickly when recruiting. - Engineering firms diversifying after Vauxhall: website redesigns with new sector and capability pages. - Aviation services and suppliers: approvals, services and careers. - Airport parking, taxi and transfer firms: booking forms and clear pricing pages. - Restaurants, takeaways and food businesses: menus, ordering links and opening times. - Builders, trades and cleaning companies: click-to-call sites with a page per service. - Training providers and tutors linked to the University of Bedfordshire: course pages and enquiry forms. Search competition around the airport is fierce, especially for parking and transfers, where national comparison sites dominate. Smaller operators compete on clarity: transparent prices, a quick booking form and fast mobile pages. For trades and local services, firms from Dunstable, Houghton Regis and Harpenden also target Luton, so a page per service and accurate service areas matter. Luton's diverse population means a properly built multilingual site can be worth it for some businesses. ## Who we build websites for in Luton - Engineering and automotive suppliers - Aviation services and suppliers - Airport parking, taxi and transfer firms - Logistics and distribution companies - Restaurants and takeaways - Builders and tradespeople - Cleaning companies - Training providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Luton businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and run every Luton project by video call, phone and email. You see your design as a live preview, request changes and approve it before we build. You own the finished website and domain. ### Can you rebuild the website for a Luton engineering firm looking for new customers? Yes. We redesign older sites with new sector and capability pages, real photos and a quote form that accepts drawings, and keep redirects in place so you do not lose existing search traffic. Redesigns start from £250 + VAT depending on size. ### Do you cover Dunstable, Houghton Regis and Harpenden? Yes. We work with businesses across Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire, including Dunstable, Houghton Regis, Leighton Buzzard and Harpenden. Because all our work is remote, the price and process are the same wherever you are. ### Can you build a booking site for airport parking or transfers? Yes. We can build quote and booking forms with dates, times and vehicle details, linked to online payment if needed. Simple booking forms fit our Business package from £500 + VAT; custom pricing engines get a fixed quote. --- # Web Design in Bedford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/bedford/ > Bedford's food businesses, engineering consultancies, independent schools and trades firms get custom websites from dijitul that work properly on phones and bring in enquiries. We handle the design and build remotely, from Mansfield. A website costs from £250 + VAT, and an online shop for a Bedford deli, bakery or importer starts from £750 + VAT. Bedford, the county town on the River Great Ouse, is one of England's most diverse places. Post-war recruitment for the brickworks brought many Italian families, and large South Asian and Eastern European communities followed. You can see it on the high street in delis, restaurants, bakeries and food importers. Wells and Co still brews in the town. Cranfield University, known for aerospace and engineering, sits just over the border, Millbrook Proving Ground is a few miles south, and the vast airship hangars at Cardington recall the town's aviation history. Food businesses need websites with character: real photos, menus as readable text rather than PDFs, opening hours that match Google, and for many an online shop for hampers, imported goods or local delivery. Some benefit from a multilingual site, built with proper translated pages and hreflang tags rather than an automatic translation button. - Delis, restaurants, bakeries and food importers: menus, online ordering and local delivery zones. - Engineering consultancies and test specialists near Cranfield and Millbrook: technical service pages and capability statements. - Independent schools and nurseries: admissions information, term dates and accessible pages. - Builders and trades: click-to-call sites with a page per service. - Logistics firms along the A421: services, coverage and careers. - New businesses in Wixams and the growing estates: start-up websites that can grow with them. Bedford is growing, with large new settlements such as Wixams to the south and East West Rail planned to improve links to Oxford and Cambridge. New households search for local services on their phones, so trades and service businesses that name Kempston, Wixams, Biddenham and the other places they actually cover tend to be found more easily. Competition from Milton Keynes and Luton firms is real, but a fast site and an accurate Google Business Profile go a long way. ## Who we build websites for in Bedford - Delis, restaurants and bakeries - Food importers and wholesalers - Engineering consultancies and test specialists - Independent schools and nurseries - Builders and tradespeople - Logistics firms - Accountants and solicitors - New local service businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Bedford businesses remotely? Yes. We work from Mansfield and handle every Bedford project by video call, phone and email. You see clickable previews of your design on your own devices and approve each stage. The finished site and domain are yours, with no lock-in. ### Can our Bedford restaurant website be in more than one language? Yes. We build multilingual sites with separate translated pages and the correct hreflang tags so search engines show the right version. You supply or approve the translations. Multilingual builds are given a fixed quote because the work depends on the number of languages and pages. ### Do you cover Kempston, Wixams and Biggleswade? Yes. We work with businesses across Bedford borough and Central Bedfordshire, including Kempston, Wixams, Biggleswade, Sandy and Flitwick. Prices and timescales are the same wherever you are, because we work remotely. ### Can you build a school website for Bedford? Yes. We build school and nursery sites with admissions pages, term dates, policies, news and accessible design built to WCAG 2.2 AA as a target. Most suit our Business package from £500 + VAT. State schools should also check the published content rules that apply to them. --- # Web Design in Southend-on-Sea Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/southend-on-sea/ > On the seafront and well beyond it, dijitul builds websites for Southend-on-Sea attractions, restaurants, salons, creative studios and trades businesses. The work is done remotely from Mansfield. A custom website starts from £250 + VAT, and an online shop for a Leigh-on-Sea boutique or maker starts from £750 + VAT. Southend-on-Sea became a city in 2022, but it is still a seaside resort at heart, with the longest pleasure pier in the world, Adventure Island and a seafront that runs from Leigh-on-Sea to Shoeburyness. Tourism is seasonal and competitive, and seafront businesses live or die by how they look on a phone screen in the weeks that matter most. Away from the beach, Olympus KeyMed has its UK base here, London Southend Airport supports aviation and engineering firms nearby, and two rail lines carry commuters to London. Hospitality and leisure businesses need fast, mobile-first sites with opening times, prices, menus as text and booking that works first time. A restaurant website on the Broadway in Leigh or a café on the seafront is usually found on Google Maps first, so the site has to match the profile exactly and load in a moment. - Attractions, arcades and event organisers: ticket links, event pages and seasonal opening times. - Restaurants, cafés and bars in Leigh, Westcliff and along the seafront: menus, booking and offers. - Salons, barbers and beauty businesses: online booking and service price lists. - Boutiques and makers in Leigh-on-Sea: small Shopify or WooCommerce shops. - Creative studios and consultancies: portfolio sites with fast-loading images. - Builders and trades: click-to-call sites with a page per service. Search competition in Southend is strongest for hospitality, beauty and trades, where Rochford, Rayleigh, Basildon and Canvey firms also chase local customers. Seasonal searches peak in summer and school holidays, so pages need updating in good time. Naming Leigh, Westcliff, Thorpe Bay, Shoeburyness and the other areas you serve, keeping a Google Business Profile current and collecting reviews helps a local business stay visible. ## Who we build websites for in Southend-on-Sea - Seafront attractions and arcades - Restaurants, cafés and bars - Salons, barbers and beauty businesses - Boutiques and makers in Leigh-on-Sea - Hotels and guest houses - Creative studios and consultancies - Builders and tradespeople - Event organisers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Southend businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and handle every Southend project by video call, phone and email. You get live previews of your design to try on your phone, and you approve each stage. You own the website and the domain. ### Can a Southend salon take bookings through its website? Yes. We link your site to the salon booking system you already use, or recommend one, and build service and price pages that load quickly on phones. A small salon site usually fits our Starter package from £250 + VAT. ### Do you cover Leigh-on-Sea, Rayleigh and Rochford? Yes. We work with businesses in Leigh-on-Sea, Westcliff, Shoeburyness, Rayleigh, Rochford, Hockley and Canvey Island. Because all our work is remote, the price is the same wherever you are based. ### How can a seafront business get found in summer? Update your site and Google Business Profile before the season starts: opening times, events, menus and prices. We build fast mobile pages with click-to-call and directions so visitors searching nearby can act straight away. We never promise rankings. --- # Web Design in Basildon Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/basildon/ > Basildon engineering subcontractors, distributors, trade suppliers and local services get websites from dijitul that win contracts and calls. We design and build everything remotely from our base in Mansfield. Custom websites start from £250 + VAT, fuller sites with copywriting and local SEO groundwork from £500 + VAT, and trade or retail shops from £750 + VAT. Basildon was one of the earliest post-war new towns, designated in 1949, and the big employment areas laid out then still shape it. Ford develops vehicles at its Dunton Technical Centre, New Holland tractors are built at the CNH Industrial plant, Leonardo designs and builds defence electronics here, and Costa Coffee's roastery is in the town. Around those names, a long list of smaller electronics, engineering, print, packaging and building products firms work from estates such as Southfields and Burnt Mills. Subcontractors feeding large automotive, agricultural and defence customers are judged on capability and quality, and their website is often a buyer's first check. It should set out processes, equipment, materials, accreditations and sectors in plain language, show real work, and make it easy to send a drawing for a quote. A tidy manufacturer website does that without fuss. - Engineering and electronics subcontractors: capability, quality and RFQ pages. - Print, packaging and building products firms: product ranges, specifications and trade enquiries. - Distributors and trade suppliers near the A127 and A13: branch details, ranges and trade account forms. - Builders, trades and cleaning companies: click-to-call sites with a page per service. - Retailers and hospitality around Eastgate and Festival Leisure Park: menus, offers and opening times. - Training providers and care services: course or service pages with clear contact routes. Search competition in Basildon is busy for trades and local services, because firms from Billericay, Wickford, Pitsea and Southend target the same customers. Specific service pages, real local project photos and accurate service areas help. Engineering subcontractors face a different, more national search, where detailed pages about a process or material win more enquiries than location keywords. ## Who we build websites for in Basildon - Engineering and electronics subcontractors - Print and packaging firms - Building products suppliers - Distributors and trade suppliers - Builders and tradespeople - Cleaning companies - Retailers and hospitality - Training and care providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Basildon businesses remotely? Yes. dijitul is based in Mansfield and every Basildon project runs by video call, phone and email. You approve the design as a live preview before we build, and you own the website and domain when it launches. ### What should a Basildon engineering subcontractor's website include? Processes, equipment, materials, accreditations, sectors served, photos of real work and a quote form that accepts drawings. Buyers check quickly, so it must load fast on any device. Our Business package from £500 + VAT covers this for most firms. ### Do you cover Billericay, Wickford and Pitsea? Yes. We work with businesses across Basildon borough, including Billericay, Wickford, Pitsea and Laindon, and nearby in Thurrock and Southend. Where you are based has no effect on the price at all. ### Can you update an old Basildon website instead of starting again? Sometimes. If the platform is sound we can refresh the design and content. If it is outdated or insecure, a rebuild is usually better value. Either way we keep your best content and set up redirects so you do not lose search traffic. --- # Web Design in Watford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/watford/ > Watford's film and TV suppliers, professional firms, corporate teams and local trades get custom websites from dijitul that are fast and easy to manage. We design and build each site remotely from Mansfield. A small business site costs from £250 + VAT, a larger site with copywriting from £500 + VAT, and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Watford sits just inside the M25 at the start of the M1, a short train ride from Euston, and it has become a head office town. J D Wetherspoon, Costco UK and TJX Europe are all based here, and offices along Clarendon Road, near Watford Junction and at Croxley Park house plenty of other corporate and professional teams. Just north of the town, Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden is one of the largest film studios in Europe, and a local network of production companies, set builders, prop makers, equipment hire firms and post-production specialists has grown around it. Film and TV suppliers need websites that show work fast. A portfolio website with video that loads efficiently, credits listed clearly, kit lists for hire firms and a simple enquiry route serves production managers who are always short of time. - Production companies, set builders and prop makers: portfolio sites with video and credits. - Equipment and vehicle hire firms: kit lists, rates on request and booking enquiry forms. - Professional firms and consultancies around Clarendon Road: service pages, team profiles and booking links. - Corporate teams needing a microsite or campaign landing page outside their main site. - Builders, trades and home services across the town: click-to-call sites with a page per service. - Restaurants and shops in the town centre: menus, booking and opening hours. Search competition in Watford is high, because it sits on the edge of London and firms from Bushey, Rickmansworth, Hemel Hempstead and north-west London all target it. Professional services and trades do better with a page per service, real local content and reviews on their Google Business Profile. For film and TV suppliers, word of mouth and credits matter more than search, so the website's job is to confirm credibility quickly when someone checks you out. ## Who we build websites for in Watford - Film and TV production companies - Set builders and prop makers - Equipment and vehicle hire firms - Consultancies and professional firms - Corporate and head office teams - Builders and tradespeople - Restaurants and town centre shops - Recruitment agencies ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Watford businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and handle every Watford project by video call, phone and email. You see live previews, comment on them and approve each stage. You own the finished site and domain, with no lock-in. ### Can you build a portfolio site for a film or TV supplier near Leavesden? Yes. We build portfolio sites with showreels and galleries that load efficiently, credits pages, kit lists and enquiry forms. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. Client names and projects appear only where you have permission to show them. ### Do you cover Rickmansworth, Bushey and Abbots Langley? Yes. We work with businesses in Rickmansworth, Bushey, Abbots Langley, Croxley Green and Kings Langley, as well as across Watford and Hertfordshire. Because we work remotely, the price is the same wherever you are. ### Can you build a one-off landing page for a corporate campaign? Yes. We design and build standalone landing pages with one clear call to action, conversion tracking and fast loading. A single landing page usually fits our Starter package from £250 + VAT, depending on content and integrations. --- # Web Design in St Albans Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/st-albans/ > St Albans professional firms, consultants, therapists, independent shops and trades get custom websites from dijitul that look as established as a much bigger business. We work remotely from our office in Mansfield. Websites start from £250 + VAT, a fuller site with copywriting and local SEO groundwork from £500 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. St Albans is a cathedral city built beside the remains of Roman Verulamium, and fast Thameslink trains to London make it affluent and busy. Many residents run their own businesses here rather than commuting, which has created a thick layer of small professional firms: accountants, solicitors, financial planners, recruiters, architects, consultancies and marketing agencies, many with between one and twenty people. The city centre's twice-weekly street market and historic streets support independent retail, restaurants and pubs, and Rothamsted Research is close by in Harpenden. Small professional firms want to look as credible as a large practice without paying for one. A good site does that with clear service pages, real team photos, plain-English answers to the questions clients ask and easy ways to book a call. For consultants and sole practitioners, a well-written five-page site is often enough to start, with room to grow into a fuller small business website later. - Accountants, solicitors and financial planners: service pages, team profiles and regulatory details. - Consultancies, recruiters and marketing agencies: services, case-style content and LinkedIn-friendly pages. - Therapists, coaches and clinics: online booking and calm, accessible design. - Independent shops and market traders: small online shops with click-and-collect. - Restaurants, cafés and pubs: menus as text, booking links and events. - Builders and trades serving the surrounding villages: click-to-call sites. Search competition in St Albans is strong for professional services, because London and Hertfordshire firms target the city's well-off residents. The businesses that do well are specific: a page for each service, content that answers real questions, schema markup for the business and its people, and an up-to-date Google Business Profile with reviews. Naming Harpenden, Wheathampstead, London Colney and the other places you serve helps with nearby searches. ## Who we build websites for in St Albans - Accountants and financial planners - Solicitors - Consultancies and marketing agencies - Recruitment firms - Therapists, coaches and clinics - Independent shops and market traders - Restaurants, cafés and pubs - Builders and tradespeople ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for St Albans businesses remotely? Yes. dijitul is based in Mansfield and every St Albans project runs by video call, phone and email. You see your design as a live preview, give feedback and sign off each stage. You own the website and the domain when it is finished. ### What does a website for a St Albans consultant or sole practitioner cost? Many start with our Starter package from £250 + VAT: up to five custom pages, a contact form, Google Business Profile set up, Analytics and Search Console. If you want copywriting and a page per service, the Business package from £500 + VAT fits better. ### Do you cover Harpenden, Hatfield and Radlett? Yes. We work with businesses in Harpenden, Hatfield, Radlett, London Colney and Wheathampstead, as well as across St Albans. Because all our work is remote, the price and process are the same wherever you are. ### Can you help a St Albans therapist take bookings online? Yes. We connect your site to an online booking system so clients can choose a time and pay or leave a deposit if you want. We keep the design calm and accessible, with clear information about what to expect from a first session. --- # Web Design in Stevenage Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/stevenage/ > Stevenage aerospace suppliers, biotech start-ups, engineering consultancies and local trades get websites from dijitul that are accurate, fast and easy to act on. We run the project remotely from our Mansfield office. A custom website costs from £250 + VAT, and a fuller site with copywriting, schema markup and conversion tracking starts from £500 + VAT. Stevenage was Britain's first post-war new town, designated in 1946, and it has grown into a centre for advanced technology. Airbus Defence and Space builds satellites here, MBDA has a major missile systems site, and GSK runs a large research and development campus. Beside GSK, the Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst gives labs and offices to young biotech companies, and the town has become a hub for cell and gene therapy. The A1(M) and fast trains to King's Cross and Cambridge suit firms that work across the region. Suppliers and start-ups in these sectors are read by specialists who notice mistakes, so their websites need to be precise and restrained. An engineering consultancy needs clear service pages, accreditations and sectors. A biotech start-up needs pages that explain its science to investors without losing credibility with scientists, plus a careers page, because recruiting is often the main reason people visit. - Aerospace and defence suppliers: capability, quality approvals and secure enquiry routes. - Biotech and cell and gene therapy start-ups: start-up websites with science, team, news and careers pages. - Engineering consultancies and specialist recruiters: service pages and job listings. - Testing labs and contract manufacturers: services, accreditations and quote forms. - Shops, cafés and services in the old town high street: menus, booking and opening hours. - Builders and trades across the town and villages: click-to-call sites with a page per service. The town centre is in the middle of a long regeneration programme, and the old town high street has its own independent shops and restaurants. Local search for trades and services is moderately competitive, with firms from Hitchin, Letchworth and Welwyn targeting the same customers. A page per service, accurate service areas and a Google Business Profile that matches the site help. For technical firms, a fast, accessible and clearly written site does more for credibility than anything visual. ## Who we build websites for in Stevenage - Aerospace and defence suppliers - Biotech and life sciences start-ups - Engineering consultancies - Specialist recruiters - Testing labs and contract manufacturers - Old town shops, cafés and restaurants - Builders and tradespeople - Training providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Stevenage businesses remotely? Yes. We work from Mansfield and run every Stevenage project by video call, phone and email. You see live previews of the design, give feedback and approve each stage. You own the finished website and domain outright. ### Can you build a website for a biotech start-up at the Bioscience Catalyst? Yes. We build lean, accessible sites that explain your science clearly for investors and partners, with team, news and careers pages. Our Business package from £500 + VAT includes copywriting, which helps turn technical material into plain English. ### Do you cover Hitchin, Letchworth and Welwyn Garden City? Yes. We work with businesses across north Hertfordshire, including Hitchin, Letchworth, Baldock, Knebworth and Welwyn Garden City. Because all our work is remote, prices and timescales are the same wherever you are. ### Can our website be accessible for public sector and defence buyers? Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA as a target, with clear headings, good colour contrast, keyboard access and labelled forms, and we can write an accessibility statement. It is part of every build rather than a paid extra. --- # Web Design in Hemel Hempstead Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/hemel-hempstead/ > Hemel Hempstead businesses, from Maylands manufacturers and online brands to builders and old town cafés, get custom websites from dijitul. We design and build each site remotely from Mansfield, with clear stages and fixed prices. A website starts from £250 + VAT, and an online shop for a brand fulfilling from Hemel starts from £750 + VAT. Hemel Hempstead grew after the war as a new town wrapped around the old market town on the River Gade, and its working life centres on Maylands, beside junction 8 of the M1 and close to the M25. National distribution centres, regional head offices, technology firms, data centres, manufacturers and trade suppliers all sit there. Maylands was badly damaged by the Buncefield oil depot explosion in 2005 and has since been rebuilt and regenerated. With good motorway access and fulfilment on the doorstep, Hemel suits small online brands. Their Shopify or WooCommerce shop needs quick product pages, sensible categories, a Google Merchant Centre feed, abandoned cart recovery and delivery options that match what the warehouse can promise. Manufacturers and trade suppliers on Maylands need simpler sites: products or capabilities, accreditations, branch details and a quote form. - Online brands and ecommerce start-ups: shops with product feeds and clear delivery information. - Manufacturers and trade suppliers: capability pages, product ranges and trade account forms. - Distribution and courier firms: service pages, coverage and careers. - Technology and IT firms: lean B2B sites with service pages and case-style content. - Builders, trades and cleaning companies: click-to-call sites with a page per service. - Cafés, pubs and shops in the old town High Street and the Riverside: menus, events and opening times. Search competition in Hemel is moderately strong. Trades and home services compete with firms from Berkhamsted, Kings Langley, Watford and St Albans, so a page per service, real photos of local jobs and service areas such as Adeyfield, Leverstock Green, Boxmoor and Apsley help. Hospitality in the old town relies heavily on Google Maps, so the website and Google Business Profile should always show the same opening times and menu. ## Who we build websites for in Hemel Hempstead - Online brands and ecommerce start-ups - Manufacturers and trade suppliers - Distribution and courier firms - Technology and IT firms - Builders and tradespeople - Cleaning companies - Old town cafés, pubs and shops - Recruitment agencies ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Hemel Hempstead businesses remotely? Yes. dijitul is based in Mansfield and every Hemel project runs by video call, phone and email. You review designs as clickable previews and approve each stage. Once it launches, the website and the domain belong to you. ### Can you build an online shop for a brand using a Hemel fulfilment centre? Yes. Our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT covers Shopify or WooCommerce, product and category structure built to rank, payments, delivery rules, abandoned cart recovery and a Google Merchant Centre feed. Warehouse system integrations are quoted separately. ### Do you cover Berkhamsted, Tring and Kings Langley? Yes. We work with businesses across Dacorum, including Berkhamsted, Tring, Kings Langley and Bovingdon, as well as Hemel Hempstead itself. Our prices and process do not change from one postcode to the next. ### Can you help a Hemel trades business get more calls? Yes. We put click-to-call on every phone screen, write a page per service, show real local jobs, name the areas you cover and set up your Google Business Profile. A short quote form catches customers who prefer not to call. --- # Web Design in King's Lynn Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/kings-lynn/ > King's Lynn growers, food processors, agricultural engineers, hauliers and coastal tourism businesses use dijitul for websites that explain what they do and win work. We are based in Mansfield and build everything remotely. A custom website costs from £250 + VAT, and an online shop for a West Norfolk farm shop or producer starts from £750 + VAT. King's Lynn grew rich as a port where the Great Ouse meets the Wash, trading across the North Sea with the Hanseatic League. Its medieval merchants' houses and warehouses still line the riverside, and ships still carry grain, timber and steel. Inland, the Fens are some of the most productive farmland in the country, so food runs the local economy: field vegetables, cereals, sugar beet and soft fruit are grown, packed and processed all around the town, supported by agricultural engineers, cold stores and hauliers. Growers and food businesses often sell to retailers and processors rather than the public, so their website is a trade tool. It should show what they grow or make, seasons and volumes, accreditations, packing and storage capacity, and who to contact. For farm shops and producers that do sell direct, a small online shop with click-and-collect and local delivery zones works well. - Growers, packers and food processors: trade-focused sites with products, seasons and accreditations. - Agricultural engineers and machinery dealers: product ranges, servicing and parts enquiries. - Hauliers and cold storage firms: services, coverage and careers. - Hotels, pubs and holiday lets near Sandringham and Hunstanton: booking links and visitor information. - Farm shops and food producers: online shops and opening times. - Builders and trades across West Norfolk: click-to-call sites with a page per service. King's Lynn is the main centre for a large rural area across the Fens and north-west Norfolk, so local search covers wide distances. A business serving Downham Market, Hunstanton, Wisbech and the villages should name those places on its service pages. Tourism businesses on the coast compete for visitors who plan on their phones, so a fast site, direct booking and an accurate Google Business Profile matter most. Competition overall is lighter than in cities, which gives a well-built site a real chance to stand out. ## Who we build websites for in King’s Lynn - Growers and packers - Food processors - Agricultural engineers and machinery dealers - Hauliers and cold storage firms - Hotels, pubs and holiday lets - Farm shops and food producers - Builders and tradespeople - Port and marine services ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for King's Lynn businesses remotely? Yes. We work from Mansfield and run every King's Lynn project by video call, phone and email. You see your design as a live preview and approve it before we build. It suits rural firms well, because nobody has to travel. ### Can you build a website for a Fenland grower or packer? Yes. We build trade-focused sites that show crops or products, seasons, accreditations, capacity and contacts for buyers. Most suit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting so the site reads clearly for retailers and processors. ### Do you cover Hunstanton, Downham Market and Wisbech? Yes. We work with businesses across West Norfolk and the Fens, including Hunstanton, Downham Market, Wisbech, Swaffham and the villages. Because all our work is remote, the price is the same wherever you are. ### Can a coastal holiday let near Hunstanton take direct bookings? Yes. We build fast mobile sites with photos, prices and an availability calendar or booking link so guests can book with you directly. We also set up your Google Business Profile so your details are accurate wherever guests look. --- # Web Design in Great Yarmouth Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/great-yarmouth/ > Great Yarmouth holiday parks, guest houses, attractions and offshore energy suppliers get websites from dijitul built for the job each one does. Our team in Mansfield does the work remotely. A custom website with click-to-call or booking links starts from £250 + VAT, a fuller site from £500 + VAT, and an online shop from £750 + VAT. Great Yarmouth lives on two calendars. In summer it is a classic resort, with the Golden Mile, the Pleasure Beach, its piers and a ring of holiday parks, caravan sites and guest houses, with the Norfolk Broads close by. All year round it is an energy town. It served southern North Sea gas from the 1960s, and it is now a base for operating and maintaining the wind farms off the East Anglian coast. The deep-water Outer Harbour handles offshore vessels and project cargo, and Beacon Park in Gorleston hosts energy and engineering firms. Tourism businesses need hotel and guest house websites that turn browsing into bookings: good photos, clear prices, availability, direct booking, parking and accessibility details, all fast on a phone. Energy supply chain firms need the opposite tone: capability statements, vessel or equipment lists, safety accreditations, sectors and a clear contact for tenders. - Holiday parks, caravan sites and guest houses: direct booking, availability and seasonal offers. - Attractions and arcades on the Golden Mile: opening times, ticket links and events. - Offshore energy and marine services firms: capability, accreditation and careers pages. - Engineering workshops and fabricators: services, equipment and quote forms. - Cafés, restaurants and takeaways: menus as text and opening hours. - Builders and trades: click-to-call sites with a page per service. Tourism search is seasonal and crowded, with booking platforms and big operators taking many of the top results. Independent guest houses and parks win direct bookings with fast pages, honest photos, clear prices and an accurate Google Business Profile. Energy firms compete nationally and internationally for contracts, so their sites should be precise, quick to scan and explicit about safety and certification. Local trades benefit from naming Gorleston, Caister, Bradwell and the other places they cover. ## Who we build websites for in Great Yarmouth - Holiday parks and caravan sites - Hotels and guest houses - Attractions and arcades - Offshore energy and marine services - Engineering workshops and fabricators - Cafés, restaurants and takeaways - Builders and tradespeople - Training providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Great Yarmouth businesses remotely? Yes. dijitul is based in Mansfield and every Great Yarmouth project runs by video call, phone and email. You review designs as live previews and approve each stage. You own the finished website and the domain. ### Can a Great Yarmouth guest house take direct bookings? Yes. We link your site to your booking system or channel manager, or set up an enquiry form, and build fast mobile pages with rooms, prices and photos. Direct bookings avoid the commission charged by third-party booking sites. ### Can you build a website for an offshore wind supplier? Yes. We build capability-led sites with services, vessels or equipment, safety accreditations, sectors and careers pages. Most suit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting and schema markup. ### Do you cover Gorleston, Caister and Lowestoft? Yes. We work with businesses in Gorleston, Caister-on-Sea, Bradwell, Hemsby and Lowestoft, and across the Broads. Because all our work is remote, the price and timescale are the same wherever you are. --- # Web Design in Bury St Edmunds Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/bury-st-edmunds/ > Bury St Edmunds food and drink makers, farm businesses, independent shops and hospitality venues get custom websites from dijitul that sell and take bookings. We design, build and launch remotely from Mansfield. A website costs from £250 + VAT, and an online shop for Suffolk drinks, preserves or produce starts from £750 + VAT. Bury St Edmunds is a historic market town in West Suffolk, laid out around a great medieval abbey whose ruins, St Edmundsbury Cathedral and Georgian streets still draw visitors. Two industries define it. Greene King has brewed at its Westgate Brewery since 1799, and British Sugar's factory on the edge of town processes beet from farms across East Anglia. Farming supports agricultural merchants, machinery dealers, agronomists and land agents, and food manufacturers and distributors cluster on Suffolk Business Park beside the A14. Food and drink makers here sell in farm shops, delis, at shows and online. A good ecommerce website for them has clear product pages with ingredients and allergens, gift boxes and hampers, delivery rules for fragile or chilled items, and a trade enquiry route for pubs and shops. Drinks producers also need an age confirmation step. - Craft drinks makers, bakers and preserve makers: online shops and trade enquiry forms. - Farm businesses, agronomists and machinery dealers: services, ranges and branch details. - Independent shops around the Buttermarket and the Arc: small online shops with click-and-collect. - Restaurants, pubs and hotels: menus, booking links and events. - Food manufacturers and distributors on Suffolk Business Park: capability pages and careers. - Builders and trades across West Suffolk: click-to-call sites. The town's regular markets and independent high street attract shoppers from across Suffolk, and visitors come for the abbey, the cathedral and events. Search competition is moderate. Hospitality and retail compete on Google Maps, so a fast site and an accurate profile matter. Trades and services benefit from naming Newmarket, Stowmarket, Thetford and the villages they cover. Rural and agricultural firms face a smaller field, and detailed, specific pages can stand out across the region. ## Who we build websites for in Bury St Edmunds - Craft drinks and food makers - Farm businesses and agronomists - Agricultural merchants and machinery dealers - Independent shops - Restaurants, pubs and hotels - Food manufacturers and distributors - Builders and tradespeople - Land agents and rural professionals ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Bury St Edmunds businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and handle every Bury St Edmunds project by video call, phone and email. You approve your design as a live preview before we build it. The site and the domain belong to you afterwards. ### Can you build an online shop for a Suffolk food or drink producer? Yes. Our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT covers Shopify or WooCommerce with payments, delivery rules, click-and-collect and a Google Merchant Centre feed. We add allergen information to product pages and an age check for alcohol. ### Do you cover Newmarket, Stowmarket and Thetford? Yes. We work with businesses across West Suffolk and beyond, including Newmarket, Stowmarket, Thetford, Haverhill and Sudbury. Because we work remotely, the price and process are the same wherever you are. ### Can my Bury restaurant or pub show its menu properly online? Yes. We put menus on the page as text rather than PDFs, so they load quickly on phones, are easy to update and can be read by search engines. We also add booking links and match opening times to your Google Business Profile. --- # Web Design in the City of London Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/city-of-london/ > Small firms in the City of London, including boutique law firms, Lloyd's market brokers, wealth managers and fintech start-ups, use dijitul for websites that look credible next to the big names. We build it remotely from our Mansfield base. A website starts from £250 + VAT, and a fuller professional services site with copywriting from £500 + VAT. Few places concentrate as much finance as the Square Mile. The Bank of England is on Threadneedle Street, the London Stock Exchange at Paternoster Square, and the Lloyd's insurance market on Lime Street with its brokers, managing agents and claims firms. The towers along Bishopsgate and Leadenhall Street hold banks, asset managers and trading houses, many of the largest law firms have City offices, and barristers' chambers cluster near the Temple. Towards Aldgate and Shoreditch, fintech and insurtech start-ups fill co-working floors. Large firms have in-house digital teams. Smaller ones, such as a boutique law firm, a Lloyd's service company or a wealth manager with a dozen staff, usually do not, yet they compete for the same clients. Their website has to look established, explain services precisely, show the people behind the firm and carry the right regulatory information. A law firm or financial services site here should be fast, accessible and restrained, with no stock images of handshakes. - Boutique law firms and barristers' chambers: practice area pages, people profiles and SRA or BSB details. - Insurance brokers and Lloyd's market service firms: lines of business, team and contact pages. - Wealth managers and family offices: clear service pages and regulatory information. - Fintech and insurtech start-ups: product explainers, careers and news. - Compliance consultants and recruiters: service pages and job listings. - Serviced office tenants and small consultancies: compact, credible brochure sites. Search competition in the City is intense for generic terms, and most new clients arrive by referral. The website's job is to confirm credibility when someone checks you out, and to rank for specific, niche services where a well-written page can still compete. Schema markup for the firm and its people, fast pages and clear content answering real client questions matter more than a big design budget. ## Who we build websites for in City of London - Boutique law firms - Barristers' chambers - Insurance brokers and Lloyd's market firms - Wealth managers and family offices - Fintech and insurtech start-ups - Compliance consultants - Financial recruiters - Small consultancies ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for City of London firms remotely? Yes. dijitul is based in Mansfield and works with City firms by video call, phone and email. That suits busy partners: you review designs as live previews when it suits you and approve each stage. You own the finished site and domain. ### Can you include the regulatory details our firm needs to show? Yes. We build in the regulatory information you supply, such as SRA, FCA or BSB details, complaints procedures and privacy notices, and place them where regulators and clients expect to find them. You remain responsible for the wording being correct. ### Do you work with firms elsewhere in London too? Yes. We build websites for businesses across London, including Westminster, Camden, Islington, Tower Hamlets and Southwark. The process and prices are the same wherever you are, because all our work is remote. ### How much does a website for a boutique law firm cost? Most boutique firms choose our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes up to 15 pages, copywriting, full schema markup, speed work and conversion tracking. Larger sites with many people profiles or integrations get a fixed quote. --- # Web Design in Westminster Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/westminster/ > Westminster's private clinics, galleries, charities, trade bodies and West End restaurants use dijitul for websites that are polished, accessible and quick to load. We are based in Mansfield and design and build every site remotely. A custom website starts from £250 + VAT, a fuller site with copywriting from £500 + VAT, and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. The City of Westminster covers much of central London, and each of its neighbourhoods has its own economy. Around Victoria and Westminster, Parliament and Whitehall draw in think tanks, charities, trade bodies, professional institutes and public affairs consultancies. Marylebone, including Harley Street, has one of the country's largest concentrations of private medical and dental practices. Mayfair and St James's are known for private banks, family offices, art galleries and luxury retail, Soho for film, post-production, advertising and restaurants, and the West End for theatres, hotels and shops. That variety means very different websites. A private clinic on Harley Street needs clear treatment pages, clinician profiles with qualifications and registration details, fees guidance and online booking, all written carefully to stay within advertising rules for healthcare. A trade body or charity needs a publishing website: news, policy papers, events and membership, with accessible PDFs and a CMS staff can use without help. - Private clinics and dental practices: treatment pages, clinician profiles and booking. - Charities, trade bodies and think tanks: publications, events and membership areas. - Galleries and luxury independents in Mayfair and St James's: image-led sites that still load fast. - Restaurants, bars and theatres in Soho and the West End: menus, booking and events. - Post-production and creative firms in Soho: portfolio sites with showreels. - Consultancies and public affairs firms: service and team pages. Search competition in Westminster is about as intense as it gets in the UK, with national brands and large agencies everywhere. Small businesses compete by being specific: a page for each treatment or service, structured data, fast mobile pages, genuine reviews and a Google Business Profile that is complete and current. Accessibility matters here too, because many organisations working with government expect sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA. ## Who we build websites for in Westminster - Private clinics and dental practices - Charities and trade bodies - Think tanks and public affairs consultancies - Art galleries and luxury independents - Restaurants, bars and theatres - Post-production and creative firms - Private banks and family offices - Hotels ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Westminster businesses remotely? Yes. dijitul is based in Mansfield and works with Westminster organisations by video call, phone and email. You review designs as clickable previews and approve each stage. You own the finished website and domain, with no lock-in. ### Can you build a website for a Harley Street clinic? Yes. We build clinic sites with treatment pages, clinician profiles, fees guidance and online booking, and we write carefully so claims stay within healthcare advertising rules. Most clinics suit our Business package from £500 + VAT. You remain responsible for clinical accuracy. ### Can you build a membership or publications site for a trade body or charity? Yes. We build news, publications and events sections that staff can update, with accessible PDFs. Members-only areas, renewals and payments add complexity, so membership sites get a fixed quote once we understand your rules. ### Do you cover the rest of central London? Yes. We work with businesses across London, including the City of London, Camden, Islington, Southwark and Kensington and Chelsea. Because all our work is remote, the process and prices are the same wherever you are. --- # Web Design in Camden Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/camden/ > Camden publishers, charities, research start-ups, barristers' chambers, market traders and Hampstead clinics come to dijitul for clear, fast websites. We design and build everything remotely from Mansfield. Websites start from £250 + VAT, a fuller site with copywriting and schema markup from £500 + VAT, and online shops for Camden's makers and traders from £750 + VAT. The London Borough of Camden stretches from Holborn and Bloomsbury up to Hampstead and Highgate, and few boroughs mix so many kinds of business. The Knowledge Quarter around King's Cross, Euston and Bloomsbury puts UCL, the Francis Crick Institute, the British Library, Great Ormond Street Hospital and the Wellcome Trust within walking distance of each other. King's Cross has become a major business district, with Google's UK offices and Central Saint Martins at Granary Square. Holborn, Lincoln's Inn and Gray's Inn are home to chambers and law firms, while Bloomsbury and Fitzrovia hold publishers, charities and membership bodies. Research and publishing organisations need content-heavy websites that stay easy to navigate: clear menus, search, accessible PDFs and a news and publications section staff can update. Chambers need member profiles, practice areas and clerk contacts. Camden Town's market traders and independent fashion and food brands need something lighter and louder: product pages, a small online shop and links to their social channels. - Publishers, academic societies and charities: publications, events and donations. - Research groups and life sciences start-ups around King's Cross: science explainers, team and careers. - Barristers' chambers and law firms in Holborn: member profiles and practice area pages. - Camden Market traders and independent brands: Shopify shops and lookbook pages. - Therapists, clinics and practices in Hampstead and Belsize Park: online booking and calm, accessible design. - Music venues, bars and restaurants: event listings and booking. Search competition in Camden is high across the board, from therapists to restaurants. Small businesses do best with specific pages, plain-English answers to real questions, fast mobile performance and complete Google Business Profiles. Charities and research bodies also need sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA, because their audiences and funders expect it. ## Who we build websites for in Camden - Publishers and academic societies - Charities and membership bodies - Research and life sciences start-ups - Barristers' chambers and law firms - Market traders and independent brands - Therapists and private clinics - Music venues, bars and restaurants - Design studios ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Camden organisations remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and run every Camden project by video call, phone and email. You see live previews, comment on them and approve each stage. Once it launches, you own the site and the domain. ### Can you build a website for a barristers' chambers? Yes. We build chambers sites with member profiles, practice area pages, clerk contacts and regulatory information, with a CMS your clerks can update. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT; larger sets with many members get a fixed quote. ### Can a Camden Market trader sell online too? Yes. Our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT includes Shopify or WooCommerce, payments, delivery rules, product structure built to rank and a Google Merchant Centre feed. Many traders start with their best sellers and add more products themselves. ### Do you cover Hampstead, Kentish Town and King's Cross? Yes. We work with businesses across Camden, including Hampstead, Kentish Town, King's Cross, Holborn and Bloomsbury, and across the rest of London. Wherever you are, the price and timescale are identical. --- # Web Design in Islington Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/islington/ > Islington architects, design studios, tech start-ups, charities and Upper Street restaurants get custom websites from dijitul that are fast, accessible and easy to update. We design and build remotely from our base in Mansfield. A website starts from £250 + VAT, a fuller site with copywriting from £500 + VAT, and an online shop from £750 + VAT. Islington is one of London's smallest boroughs by area but one of its busiest for small businesses. In the south, Clerkenwell has one of the densest concentrations of architects and design studios anywhere, plus furniture and lighting showrooms that host Clerkenwell Design Week each year. Around Old Street, the start-up cluster nicknamed Silicon Roundabout straddles the boundary with Hackney. Further north, Angel and Upper Street are lined with restaurants, bars, theatres and independent shops, and Highbury is home to Arsenal's Emirates Stadium. The borough also has many charities, social enterprises and professional practices. Architects and designers need a portfolio website that lets the work speak: large images served in modern formats such as WebP or AVIF, project pages with a short story and credits, and nothing that slows a phone down. Their audience includes planners, clients and competition judges, so clarity matters as much as looks. Tech start-ups need product explainers, careers pages and a site that can grow quickly without a rebuild. - Architects and design studios in Clerkenwell: image-led portfolios that stay fast. - Furniture and lighting showrooms: product catalogues, trade enquiries and event pages. - Tech start-ups around Old Street: product pages, careers and news. - Restaurants, bars and theatres on Upper Street and at Angel: menus, booking and listings. - Charities and social enterprises: donations, volunteering and accessible content. - Independent shops: small online shops with click-and-collect. Islington's audience is design-literate and quick to judge, and search competition for hospitality, therapy, fitness and professional services is intense. Small businesses compete with fast pages, specific service or menu content, a complete Google Business Profile and genuine reviews. For studios, being found matters less than impressing the people who already know your name, so speed and clear project pages come first. ## Who we build websites for in Islington - Architects and design studios - Furniture and lighting showrooms - Tech start-ups and digital agencies - Restaurants, bars and theatres - Charities and social enterprises - Independent shops - Therapists and fitness studios - Professional practices ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Islington businesses remotely? Yes. dijitul is based in Mansfield and every Islington project runs by video call, phone and email. You review designs as clickable previews on your own devices and approve each stage. You own the website and domain afterwards. ### Can you build a portfolio site for a Clerkenwell architect without it being slow? Yes. We serve images in WebP or AVIF, size them for each screen and load them lazily, so large galleries stay fast on phones. A studio portfolio with a page per project usually fits our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover Clerkenwell, Angel and Highbury? Yes. We work with businesses across Islington, including Clerkenwell, Angel, Highbury, Holloway and Archway, and across the rest of London. Because all our work is remote, the price and process are the same. ### Can my Upper Street restaurant appear in local searches? We build fast mobile pages with your menu as text, opening times, booking links and restaurant schema, and set up or tidy your Google Business Profile so details match. Reviews and photos then help. We never promise a particular ranking. --- # Web Design in Hackney Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/hackney/ > Hackney breweries, makers, independent food shops, creative studios and community organisations use dijitul for websites that sell and tell their story. All of it is handled remotely from Mansfield. A custom website starts from £250 + VAT, and a Shopify or WooCommerce shop for a founder-led Hackney brand starts from £750 + VAT, with clear pricing throughout. Hackney's economy now leans heavily on creative, digital and independent businesses. Shoreditch, in the south of the borough, is the centre of East London's tech scene, and Hoxton, Haggerston and Dalston continue the mix of studios, agencies and production companies. Next to the Olympic Park, Hackney Wick and Fish Island are known for artists' studios, workshops, makers and craft breweries in converted warehouses. Broadway Market, London Fields, Mare Street, Chatsworth Road and Stoke Newington Church Street are lined with independent cafés, food shops and boutiques, and the borough has a large voluntary and community sector. Many Hackney businesses are small, founder-led brands selling through a shop, a market stall or a taproom and online at the same time. Their website needs to be a proper online shop: product photos that match the brand, clear delivery and collection options, stock that can change weekly and a Google Merchant Centre feed. Breweries need an age confirmation step and taproom opening times on the same site. - Craft breweries and drinks brands: online shops, taproom hours and events. - Makers and independent product brands: Shopify shops with good product pages. - Cafés, food shops and restaurants: menus, ordering links and opening times. - Creative studios and production companies: portfolio sites with showreels. - Charities and community groups: donations, volunteering and accessible information. - Tech start-ups in Shoreditch: product explainers, careers and news. Search competition in Hackney is strong for food, drink and lifestyle terms, and many small brands rely on social media for discovery. A website then does the converting: fast pages, clear prices, smooth checkout and an up-to-date Google Business Profile for anyone visiting in person. Community organisations need sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA, often in more than one language, so they reach everyone they serve. ## Who we build websites for in Hackney - Craft breweries and drinks brands - Makers and independent product brands - Cafés, food shops and restaurants - Creative studios and production companies - Charities and community groups - Tech start-ups - Boutiques and vintage shops - Artists' studios and workshops ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Hackney businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and handle every Hackney project by video call, phone and email. You approve your design as a live preview, then we build it, train you and launch. The site and domain are yours. ### Can you build an online shop for a Hackney brewery? Yes. Our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT includes Shopify or WooCommerce, payments, delivery and collection rules and a Google Merchant Centre feed. For beer we add an age confirmation step. Your licensing and delivery checks remain your responsibility. ### Do you build websites for charities in Hackney? Yes. We build charity sites with donations, volunteering, events and news, designed to WCAG 2.2 AA as a target so they work for everyone. Multilingual pages can be added with proper translations. Most charities suit our Starter or Business package. ### Do you cover Shoreditch, Dalston and Stoke Newington? Yes. We work with businesses across Hackney, including Shoreditch, Hoxton, Dalston, Hackney Wick and Stoke Newington, and across the rest of London. Location has no effect on our prices or timescales. --- # Web Design in Tower Hamlets Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/tower-hamlets/ > From Canary Wharf consultancies and fintechs to Brick Lane restaurants and Spitalfields independents, dijitul builds websites for Tower Hamlets businesses that need more enquiries and orders. We work remotely from Mansfield. A custom website costs from £250 + VAT, a fuller site from £500 + VAT, and an online shop from £750 + VAT. Tower Hamlets holds two very different business worlds. Canary Wharf, on the Isle of Dogs, rivals the City as a financial district, with global banks, law firms and media companies, and Level39 in One Canada Square has hosted many fintech and cyber security start-ups. Around the big names are consultancies, recruiters, compliance specialists, caterers and facilities firms that serve them. Further west and north, Spitalfields, Brick Lane, Whitechapel and Aldgate are dense, historic and entrepreneurial, with markets, restaurants, fashion and vintage shops and a long history of immigrant businesses, particularly from the Bangladeshi community. Smaller professional firms near Canary Wharf need websites that hold their own next to the banks: precise service pages, team profiles, regulatory information and fast, accessible pages. Fintech start-ups need product explainers, security and compliance pages, careers and a site that can scale. Restaurants on Brick Lane face a different contest: hungry people comparing menus on their phones in the street. - Consultancies, recruiters and compliance firms: service, team and job pages. - Fintech and cyber security start-ups: product, security and careers pages. - Restaurants and takeaways on Brick Lane and in Whitechapel: restaurant websites with menus as text and ordering links. - Fashion, vintage and independent shops in Spitalfields: small online shops. - Clinics and health businesses near the Royal London Hospital: service pages and booking. - Caterers and facilities firms: service and sector pages. Search competition is intense for restaurants and professional services. A restaurant wins with a fast mobile page, a readable menu, clear prices, an accurate Google Business Profile and good photos. Many businesses here serve customers who read Bengali or other languages, and a properly built multilingual site with hreflang tags reaches them far better than an automatic translation widget. ## Who we build websites for in Tower Hamlets - Consultancies and compliance firms - Recruitment agencies - Fintech and cyber security start-ups - Restaurants and takeaways - Fashion and vintage shops - Clinics and health businesses - Caterers and facilities firms - Community organisations ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Tower Hamlets businesses remotely? Yes. dijitul is based in Mansfield and every Tower Hamlets project runs by video call, phone and email. You see your design as a live preview and approve each stage. You own the finished website and domain, with no lock-in. ### Can you build a website for a fintech start-up at Canary Wharf? Yes. We build lean, fast sites with product explainers, security and compliance pages, team, careers and news. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. Customer portals or apps are separate projects and would be quoted on their own. ### Can a Brick Lane restaurant website be in Bengali and English? Yes. We build multilingual sites with separate translated pages and correct hreflang tags so each language shows to the right people. You supply or approve the translations. Multilingual builds get a fixed quote based on languages and pages. ### Do you cover Whitechapel, Bow and Wapping? Yes. We work with businesses across Tower Hamlets, including Whitechapel, Spitalfields, Bow, Poplar, Wapping and the Isle of Dogs, and across London. Because all our work is remote, the price is the same everywhere. --- # Web Design in Southwark Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/southwark/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for Southwark food producers, Bermondsey breweries, Borough Market traders, Peckham independents and London Bridge consultancies. Everything is done remotely from our Mansfield studio. Prices start at £250 + VAT for a custom website, £500 + VAT for a fuller site with copywriting, and £750 + VAT for an online shop. Southwark faces the City across the Thames, and its riverside mixes offices and culture. Consultancies, tech firms and corporate teams work in The Shard and More London by London Bridge, while Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe keep Bankside busy all year. Guy's Hospital and King's College London are at London Bridge, and London South Bank University is at Elephant and Castle, where a large regeneration programme has brought new homes, shops and offices. Further south, Peckham, Camberwell and East Dulwich have busy independent high streets. Food is what many people think of first. Borough Market has traded for centuries, and Bermondsey's railway arches now hold bakers, distillers, food producers and the breweries nicknamed the Beer Mile. Many of these businesses sell through a stall, a taproom, wholesale accounts and online at once, so their website must handle all four: an online shop with good product pages, a trade enquiry route for restaurants and delis, taproom or stall opening times, and events. - Food producers, bakers and distillers: online shops with allergen information and trade enquiries. - Breweries on the Beer Mile: shops with age checks, taproom hours and events. - Borough Market traders: product pages and click-and-collect. - Restaurants, bars and cafés in Bankside, Peckham and East Dulwich: menus and booking. - Consultancies and tech firms at London Bridge: lean B2B sites with service pages. - Creative studios in Bermondsey: portfolio sites. Search competition in Southwark is high for food, drink and hospitality, with tourists and locals searching on phones near London Bridge and Bankside. A fast mobile site, a menu people can read without downloading anything and a complete Google Business Profile help most. Producers selling online compete nationally, where product detail, photography and page speed decide more than postcode. ## Who we build websites for in Southwark - Food producers and bakers - Breweries and distillers - Borough Market traders - Restaurants, bars and cafés - Consultancies and tech firms - Creative studios - Independent shops in Peckham and East Dulwich - Clinics and health businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Southwark businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and run every Southwark project by video call, phone and email. You get clickable previews of the design, give feedback and approve each stage. You own the finished website and the domain. ### Can you build a shop for a Bermondsey food or drink producer? Yes. Our Ecommerce package from £750 + VAT includes Shopify or WooCommerce, payments, delivery and collection rules and a Google Merchant Centre feed. We add allergen details to food products and an age check for alcohol, plus a trade enquiry form. ### Do you cover Peckham, Bermondsey and Elephant and Castle? Yes. We work with businesses across Southwark, including Bermondsey, Peckham, Camberwell, East Dulwich, Rotherhithe and Elephant and Castle, and across London. The same fixed prices apply right across the area. ### Can you help a Southwark restaurant get found by tourists? We build fast mobile pages with your menu as text, opening times, booking links and directions, plus restaurant schema, and set up your Google Business Profile so it matches. Good photos and reviews then help. We never promise a ranking. --- # Web Design in Lambeth Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/lambeth/ > From the South Bank to Streatham, dijitul designs and builds websites for Lambeth businesses, working remotely from our Mansfield base. Every site is custom designed, mobile-first and set up to win local enquiries. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT and ecommerce shops from £750 + VAT, and you own everything we build. Lambeth is several local economies sharing one borough, and each one needs a different kind of website. At the northern end, Waterloo and the South Bank sit beside some of London's best-known cultural venues, including the Southbank Centre, the National Theatre and the BFI. The production companies, event suppliers and arts charities that orbit them need sites that stay fast when a show goes on sale, with clear listings, accessible booking routes and forms that actually reach an inbox. Healthcare is the other big presence in the north of the borough, with St Thomas' Hospital and King's College London's Waterloo campus nearby. Private clinics and health charities need calm, trustworthy sites with proper privacy notices, PECR-compliant cookie consent and booking or referral forms that collect only what they need. Head south and the picture changes. Brixton's markets, Brixton Village and its food and music scene run on Instagram, online ordering and a menu that has to read well on a phone. Clapham, Stockwell, Streatham, Vauxhall and Kennington are full of salons, nurseries, small professional firms and consultants working from home. Those businesses mostly need a tidy brochure site with click-to-call, online booking and a Google Business Profile that matches the website word for word. Local search here is crowded. A Brixton restaurant or a Clapham salon is competing with dozens of similar businesses within a mile, plus central London agencies and directories that rank for broad terms. What wins is a page per service, real opening hours, fast load times on mobile data and consistent name, address and phone details everywhere they appear. We build that groundwork into every site, so the work keeps paying off after launch. See our pages on restaurant websites and booking websites for more detail. ## Who we build websites for in Lambeth - Arts and cultural organisations - Event and production companies - Private clinics and health charities - Market traders and street food businesses - Independent restaurants and bars - Salons and wellbeing studios - Nurseries and tutors - Design and architecture studios - Lettings agents ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Lambeth businesses remotely? Yes. We work remotely from Mansfield, so planning, design reviews and training happen over video calls, shared screens and email. Lambeth clients see the site on a private staging link as it is built and sign off each stage before it goes live. Nothing about the process needs a visit. ### Do you cover Brixton, Clapham and Streatham as well as Waterloo? We cover the whole borough, including Brixton, Clapham, Stockwell, Streatham, Vauxhall, Kennington, Waterloo and the South Bank. Because we do not travel to meetings, the price is the same wherever you are based. A Starter site is from £250 + VAT and a Business site from £500 + VAT. ### Can you build a site that copes with ticket or event launches? We keep pages light, compress images to WebP, avoid heavy plugins and use good hosting with caching, so a site holds up when a mailing list or social post sends a rush of visitors. Ticketing itself is usually best left to a dedicated platform that we link or embed cleanly. ### How do you help a Lambeth business show up in local search? We set up or tidy your Google Business Profile, give each service its own page, add LocalBusiness schema markup and make sure your name, address and phone number match everywhere. We do not promise rankings, but those foundations are what local results are built on. --- # Web Design in Wandsworth Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/wandsworth/ > dijitul builds custom websites for businesses across Wandsworth, from Battersea and Putney to Balham and Tooting, working remotely from Mansfield. You get a mobile-first site designed around how your customers book, call or buy, from £250 + VAT for a small business site or from £750 + VAT for an online shop. Most of Wandsworth's recent business growth has happened along the river. The restored Battersea Power Station now holds shops, restaurants and offices, the US Embassy has moved to Nine Elms, and New Covent Garden Market keeps a network of food wholesalers, florists and caterers busy. Wholesale and trade suppliers like these need practical B2B websites: clear product ranges, delivery areas, account sign-up and a fast way to place or request an order. Away from the river, the borough is a run of busy high streets: Putney, Wandsworth Town, Earlsfield, Balham, Tooting and the streets around Clapham Junction. That is where most of our likely clients are. Estate and letting agents need property listings that load quickly and feed enquiries straight to the right person. Cafés and restaurants need menus that are real text rather than a PDF, opening hours that match Google and a booking button above the fold. Gyms, fitness studios and tutors need class timetables and online booking that work on a phone in one hand. Tooting is home to St George's Hospital and St George's, University of London, which supports private clinics, dental practices and pharmacies nearby. Those sites need to look professional and reassuring, meet WCAG 2.2 AA so every patient can use them, and handle personal data properly under UK GDPR. Search competition is stiff. Wandsworth sits between central London agencies, national chains and a lot of very similar independents, so a generic template rarely stands out. The sites that earn enquiries usually have one clear call to action per page, a separate page for each service or treatment, genuine local detail and fast load times. We also see plenty of freelancers and consultants working from home here who simply need a credible site on their own domain. Our estate agent web design page explains what we include for property firms. ## Who we build websites for in Wandsworth - Estate and letting agents - Food and flower wholesalers - Cafés, bars and restaurants - Gyms and fitness studios - Private clinics and dental practices - Nurseries and private tutors - Healthcare recruiters - Freelancers and home-based consultants ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a property website for a Wandsworth letting agent? Yes. We design property sites with fast listing pages, search filters, enquiry forms that route to the right branch and clear landlord and tenant sections. Where you use a property CRM, we look at feeding listings from it so you are not entering each property twice. ### Do you work with businesses in Battersea, Putney and Tooting? We work with businesses anywhere in Wandsworth, including Battersea, Nine Elms, Putney, Earlsfield, Balham, Tooting and around Clapham Junction. Everything is done remotely from Mansfield, so there is no travel charge and the same published prices apply. ### How long does a small business website take? A Starter site of up to five pages is typically live in three to four weeks. A Business site of up to fifteen pages, with copywriting and full schema markup, typically takes five to six weeks. The biggest factor is how quickly we get your feedback and any photos. --- # Web Design in Croydon Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/croydon/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for Croydon businesses, from Purley Way trade counters to firms near East Croydon station, and we work remotely from Mansfield. Every site is a custom design, quick on phones and set up for local search. Websites start from £250 + VAT and ecommerce sites from £750 + VAT. Croydon has one of the biggest concentrations of office space in London outside the central zones, grouped around East and West Croydon stations. Superdrug runs its head office here and the Home Office has a large presence at Lunar House. Around those big names sit hundreds of smaller professional firms, including immigration advisers, solicitors, accountants, insurance teams and recruiters. For them a website is mostly about trust: clear service pages, named regulators where relevant, secure contact forms and fast answers to the questions clients ask before they call. The Purley Way corridor is a different world of retail parks, trade counters, builders' merchants, car dealers and warehouses. Those businesses benefit from sites that show stock ranges, opening hours and collection details clearly, and sometimes from a trade account area or a full online shop on WooCommerce or Shopify. The town centre has been through a long regeneration. Boxpark brought street food and events next to East Croydon, Fairfield Halls reopened as an arts and conference venue, and Croydon was London Borough of Culture for 2023. Hospitality and events businesses here need booking links, event listings and menus that load quickly on mobile data. Croydon has also had an active startup and digital scene for more than a decade, with co-working spaces drawn by lower rents than central London. Startups usually want a fast launch site that can grow, often a clean landing page first and a fuller site later. Local search in Croydon is competitive because the borough borders Surrey and several other boroughs, so many businesses compete for customers in Purley, Coulsdon, Sutton and Bromley too. Separate, properly written pages for the areas you actually serve, plus a well kept Google Business Profile, matter more than any single keyword. See web design for solicitors and web design for startups. ## Who we build websites for in Croydon - Immigration advisers and solicitors - Accountants and bookkeepers - Trade counters and builders' merchants - Car dealerships and vehicle repairers - Tech startups and digital firms - Recruitment agencies - Events and hospitality venues - Insurance and financial services teams ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Croydon solicitors and immigration advisers? Yes. We build clear, accessible sites with a page for each area of practice, regulator details in the footer, plain-English fee information where you publish it, and secure enquiry forms. We write or edit the copy so it answers the questions clients ask before booking a consultation. ### Can you cover Purley, Coulsdon and Sutton as well as Croydon? We can build pages for every area you genuinely serve, written individually rather than copied with the town name swapped. That helps customers in Purley, Coulsdon, Sutton or Bromley see you cover them, without the thin duplicate pages that search engines tend to ignore. ### Can a startup begin with a small site and grow it later? Yes. Many startups begin with a one-page or Starter site from £250 + VAT, then add service pages, a blog or a shop once the offer settles. We build on WordPress or another platform that can grow, so you are not starting again from scratch. ### Who owns the website once it is built? You do. You own the website and the domain, and there is no lock-in. If you ever want to move hosting or work with someone else, we hand over everything needed to do that. --- # Web Design in Bromley Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/bromley/ > Bromley businesses can get a custom website from dijitul, with prices from £250 + VAT. We design and build sites for high street shops, professional firms and engineering companies across the borough, working remotely from Mansfield. Online shops start from £750 + VAT, and every site is built mobile-first with local search in mind. Bromley is London's largest borough by area, stretching from Penge and Beckenham down to open countryside around Biggin Hill and Downe. There is no single business district. Instead there are several town centres, each with its own mix: Bromley town centre with The Glades and its long High Street, plus Orpington, Beckenham, West Wickham, Petts Wood and Chislehurst. That matters for web design, because customers search by their own town, not by the borough name. The high streets are full of independent retailers, cafés, estate agents, accountants, opticians and salons. Most of them need a fast, simple site that answers the basics on a phone: what you do, where you are, when you are open and how to book or call. Salons and opticians gain a lot from online booking, while estate agents need listings and valuation request forms that feed straight into their systems. Biggin Hill is the borough's most unusual business location. Its airport is now a business aviation hub, with aircraft maintenance, charter and aviation engineering firms nearby. Those are B2B websites with a different job: showing capability, approvals and services clearly to procurement teams, with technical pages that read well and load quickly. The borough also has a strong schools sector, with independent and state schools, nurseries, tutors and after-school providers. Their sites need clear term dates, policies and admissions information, accessible to WCAG 2.2 AA. Search competition varies by town. A Beckenham salon competes with Beckenham and Penge rivals more than with Orpington ones, so a site that names the areas you really serve, with a matching Google Business Profile, tends to do better than one generic page. Builders and home improvement firms, of which Bromley has plenty, also need strong project galleries. See our pages on salon websites and builder websites. ## Who we build websites for in Bromley - High street retailers - Estate agents - Accountants and financial advisers - Aviation and engineering firms - Schools, nurseries and tutors - Salons and beauty businesses - Opticians and healthcare practices - Builders and home improvement firms - Home care providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you cover Orpington, Beckenham and Chislehurst? Yes, along with Bromley town centre, Petts Wood, West Wickham, Penge and Biggin Hill. We work remotely from Mansfield, so where you are in the borough makes no difference to the price or the timescale. ### Can you build a website for an aviation or engineering firm at Biggin Hill? Yes. We build B2B sites that set out capabilities, approvals, services and contact routes clearly, with fast technical pages and good structure for search. Larger builds with integrations or a customer portal get a fixed quote rather than a package price. ### Will my site work properly on phones? Every site we build is designed mobile-first, then scaled up for tablets and desktops. We test layouts at common breakpoints, size tap targets for thumbs, use WebP images and aim to pass Core Web Vitals so pages feel quick on mobile data. --- # Web Design in Kingston upon Thames Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/kingston-upon-thames/ > dijitul is a web design company that builds custom websites for businesses in Kingston upon Thames, Surbiton, New Malden and Chessington. We work remotely from Mansfield and design every site mobile-first for local customers. Brochure websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops built on Shopify or WooCommerce start from £750 + VAT. Kingston upon Thames is one of south-west London's main shopping and service centres. The riverside town centre combines the historic Market Place with the Bentall Centre and a long stretch of shops, restaurants and bars. Many of the businesses are independents competing directly with national chains, which means their websites have to work harder: faster pages, clearer offers and an easier route to buy or book than the chain next door. Kingston University has a big presence, with campuses including Penrhyn Road and Kingston Hill. Students support cafés, takeaways, print shops and letting agents, and the university's art, design and business courses feed small creative studios. Letting agents here need straightforward property sites with student-friendly enquiry forms, while creative studios usually want a portfolio site that shows work at full quality without slowing the page. New Malden is known for one of the largest Korean communities in Europe, with Korean restaurants, supermarkets, travel agents and service businesses along the High Street. Many need bilingual websites. That means proper language switching, correct hreflang tags, fonts that render Korean characters cleanly and menus or product names that are not just pasted images. Surbiton is a commuter suburb with independent shops and cafés, and Chessington adds light industrial units alongside Chessington World of Adventures. Kingston Hospital is another major employer, supporting clinics and wellbeing practices nearby. Local search is busy, because shoppers from north Surrey also search for Kingston. Restaurants and retailers here benefit from accurate menus and stock on the site, online ordering or click-and-collect, and reviews flowing into a well-kept Google Business Profile. See our pages on multilingual website design and portfolio websites. ## Who we build websites for in Kingston upon Thames - Independent and fashion retailers - Restaurants, bars and cafés - Letting agents - Creative and design studios - Korean food and import businesses - Tutors and education providers - Healthcare and wellbeing practices - Light industrial firms - University start-ups ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a bilingual English and Korean website for a New Malden business? Yes. We build multilingual sites with a clear language switcher, separate URLs for each language, correct hreflang tags and fonts that display Korean properly. You supply or approve the translated text, and we make sure both versions are structured for search. ### Do you cover Surbiton, New Malden and Chessington? Yes. We work with businesses across the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, including Kingston town centre, Surbiton, New Malden, Tolworth and Chessington. All the work is remote from Mansfield, so prices are the same wherever you are. ### Can my restaurant take online orders through the website? Yes. We can link or embed an ordering platform, or build ordering into a WooCommerce or Shopify site with collection and local delivery options. The menu itself is built as real text, so customers and search engines can read it. --- # Web Design in Richmond upon Thames Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/richmond-upon-thames/ > Across Richmond, Twickenham, Kew and Teddington, dijitul builds websites for consultants, hospitality businesses, therapists and heritage organisations. We work remotely from Mansfield and design each site from scratch, mobile-first and accessible. Websites start from £250 + VAT, a fuller Business site with copywriting is from £500 + VAT, and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Richmond upon Thames is the only London borough on both banks of the Thames, and its economy is shaped by heritage, green space and a highly skilled population. Kew holds the Royal Botanic Gardens and The National Archives, Hampton Court Palace sits at the western edge, and Richmond Park draws visitors all year. Heritage organisations and visitor businesses here need accessible websites that meet WCAG 2.2 AA, with clear visit information, ticket links and pages that work for older visitors and screen reader users alike. Twickenham Stadium transforms local hospitality on match days. Pubs, restaurants and cafés need sites that show real-time opening hours, match-day menus and booking options, and that do not fall over when hundreds of people check them at once. The town centres of Richmond, Twickenham, Teddington, East Sheen and Barnes are dominated by independent shops, estate agents and professional practices rather than big offices. A large share of the working population runs consultancies from home in fields like finance, media, marketing, architecture and coaching. Those clients usually need a polished, credible site on their own domain: a strong homepage, clear services, case-style explanations of how they work and an easy way to book a call. Therapists and coaches are well represented too. Their sites need a calm design, plain explanations of what a first session involves, and booking or contact forms that handle personal information carefully under UK GDPR. In Teddington, the National Physical Laboratory supports science and engineering consultancies that need technical B2B sites. Local search is competitive because the borough is affluent and well served by agencies, so the sites that stand out are usually the clearest and fastest rather than the flashiest. See web design for therapists and accessible web design. ## Who we build websites for in Richmond upon Thames - Consultants and company directors - Pubs, restaurants and cafés - Tourism and heritage businesses - Architects and design practices - Therapists and coaches - Estate agents - Sports clubs and match-day venues - Science and engineering consultancies - Wealth managers and financial planners ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for consultants working from home in Richmond? Yes, it is one of the most common projects we see. A Starter site from £250 + VAT suits a simple consultancy, while the Business package from £500 + VAT adds copywriting, more pages and full schema markup for consultants who want each service to rank on its own. ### Can you make a heritage or arts website accessible? We build to WCAG 2.2 AA as standard: good colour contrast, keyboard navigation, proper headings, descriptive link text, alt text and forms with clear labels. We also test with automated tools and by hand, because some barriers only show up in real use. ### Do you cover Twickenham, Teddington, Kew and Barnes? Yes. We work across the borough, including Richmond, Twickenham, Teddington, Kew, Barnes, East Sheen and Hampton. We work remotely from Mansfield, so meetings are by video call and the price does not change with location. --- # Web Design in Ealing Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/ealing/ > dijitul designs websites for Ealing businesses of every size, from food producers in Park Royal to jewellers in Southall and production freelancers near Ealing Studios. We work remotely from Mansfield and build custom, mobile-first sites. Prices start from £250 + VAT for a small business website and from £750 + VAT for ecommerce. Ealing is more varied than its Queen of the Suburbs nickname suggests, and that variety shows up in the websites local businesses need. Ealing Broadway, now on the Elizabeth line, is a busy office and retail centre where professional firms want clean, credible sites with a page per service and a clear way to get in touch. Park Royal, which Ealing shares with Brent, is London's largest industrial estate and a major centre for food manufacturing, wholesale and distribution. These are B2B websites. Buyers want to see product ranges, certifications, minimum orders and delivery coverage, and many wholesalers benefit from a trade account area or a B2B ordering site rather than phone and email orders alone. Southall has one of the largest South Asian communities in the UK, and its high streets are lined with jewellers, fashion and sari shops, grocers, sweet centres, restaurants and travel agents. Many of these businesses can sell well online. Jewellery and fashion need excellent product photography, zoomable images and trust signals at checkout, while restaurants and sweet centres need clear menus, ordering and event catering pages. Ealing Studios, one of the oldest working film studios in the world, gives the area a strong link to film and television. Freelancers and small production companies need portfolio sites that show showreels and stills at quality without dragging page speed down, usually with video hosted externally and embedded lazily. Acton, Greenford, Hanwell and Northolt add more workshops, warehouses and small businesses, and the University of West London brings education providers too. Local search competition is high on the high streets, so getting the Google Business Profile, opening hours and service pages right is often the biggest single win. See B2B ecommerce and web design for manufacturers. ## Who we build websites for in Ealing - Food and drink manufacturers - Wholesalers and cash and carry businesses - Logistics and distribution firms - Film and TV production companies - Jewellers and fashion retailers - Restaurants and sweet centres - Accountants and travel agents - Professional services offices - Construction contractors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a trade ordering website for a Park Royal wholesaler? Yes. We build B2B sites on WooCommerce or Shopify with trade accounts, customer-specific pricing, minimum order rules and delivery zones. Simpler catalogue sites start from £750 + VAT, and builds with complex integrations get a fixed quote after we have scoped them properly. ### Do you build websites for Southall jewellers and fashion shops? Yes. We design online shops with high-resolution, zoomable product images in WebP, clear size or carat details, secure checkout and click-and-collect. We set up a Google Merchant Centre feed so your products can appear in Google Shopping results. ### Do you cover Acton, Greenford and Hanwell too? Yes, along with Ealing Broadway, Southall, Northolt and Park Royal. We work remotely from Mansfield, so the same prices and timescales apply across the borough, and you can review progress on a private staging link at any time. --- # Web Design in Harrow Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/harrow/ > Harrow's family-run firms, pharmacies, accountants and property businesses can get a custom website from dijitul, built remotely from our Mansfield office. We design and build mobile-first sites that turn local searches into calls and enquiries. A small business website is from £250 + VAT, and an online shop is from £750 + VAT. Harrow's economy runs on thousands of small firms and self-employed people rather than one big employer. It is one of the most ethnically diverse boroughs in the country, and its high streets are full of family-run shops, restaurants, pharmacies, travel agents, accountancy practices and property businesses. Most of them do not need a large website. They need a clear, quick one that does the job properly. Accountants and tax advisers are a big group here. Their sites work best with a page for each service, such as self assessment, bookkeeping, payroll and company accounts, plus fixed-fee information where they publish it and a secure way to book a first call. Solicitors need similar structure, with regulator details clearly shown. Pharmacies, dental practices and clinics around Northwick Park Hospital need accessible, reassuring sites with services, opening hours and booking links that work on any phone. Retailers and restaurants need menus and product ranges as real text, online ordering where it makes sense, and a Google Business Profile that matches the website exactly. Landlords and property agents need listings and enquiry forms that do not let leads slip through. Many Harrow businesses serve customers in more than one language. A multilingual site, or even a translated key page, can make a real difference for a travel agent or a family grocer, as long as each language is built properly rather than run through an automatic widget. Harrow town centre, around Harrow-on-the-Hill station and St Anne's, is the main hub, but Wealdstone, Stanmore, Pinner, Rayners Lane and South Harrow each have their own parades. Local search is decided street by street, so naming the areas you actually serve, collecting reviews and keeping your details consistent all matter. Tutoring centres are common here too, often needing timetables and online enrolment. See accountant websites and retailer websites. ## Who we build websites for in Harrow - Accountants and tax advisers - Solicitors - Pharmacies and healthcare clinics - Dental practices - Family-run retailers and grocers - Restaurants and takeaways - Landlords and property agents - Travel agents - Tutoring centres and schools ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for accountants in Harrow? Yes. We build accountancy sites with a page per service, clear fee information if you publish it, secure contact forms and LocalBusiness and AccountingService schema markup. The Business package from £500 + VAT includes copywriting, which helps when you want each service to rank separately. ### Can my website be in more than one language? Yes. We build multilingual sites with a proper language switcher and separate pages for each language, so search engines can index them correctly. You provide or approve the translations, and we handle the structure, fonts and hreflang tags. ### Do you cover Pinner, Stanmore and Wealdstone? Yes, we cover the whole borough, including Harrow town centre, Wealdstone, Stanmore, Pinner, Rayners Lane, South Harrow and North Harrow. We work remotely from Mansfield, so there are no travel costs and the same prices apply. --- # Web Design in Barnet Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/barnet/ > In London's most populous borough, dijitul designs and builds websites for professional practices, charities, schools and independent shops, working remotely from Mansfield. Each Barnet site is custom designed, quick on mobile and set up for local search. Prices start from £250 + VAT for a small business site and from £750 + VAT for an online shop. Barnet is London's most populous borough, covering a wide sweep of north London suburbs from Golders Green and Hendon up to Chipping Barnet and Mill Hill. Its economy is built on small and medium-sized firms spread across many town centres, which suits a well-made local website very well. Finchley, Edgware, Mill Hill, Whetstone and High Barnet each have busy high streets with accountants, solicitors, estate agents, dental and medical practices, opticians and cafés. For these businesses the website is often the second thing a customer checks after Google. It needs to confirm quickly that you are local, qualified and easy to contact, with service pages that answer common questions and a booking or enquiry form that works first time. Golders Green and parts of Hendon and Edgware have a long-established Jewish community, with schools, charities, kosher food businesses and community organisations. Charities and community groups need affordable sites with donation forms, event calendars, volunteer sign-ups and clear information about their work. Kosher food businesses often need ordering pages that make certification and festival opening times obvious. The borough is changing fast around Brent Cross, where the Brent Cross Town regeneration is adding a new station, homes and offices, and in Colindale, where large residential schemes have gone up. New neighbourhoods bring new businesses that start with no web presence at all, and a Starter site is often the right first step. Middlesex University's main campus is in Hendon, and the borough has a large number of schools, nurseries and tutors. Schools need accessible sites that meet WCAG 2.2 AA with clear policies and term dates. Local search competition is mostly between nearby town centres, so pages written for the areas you really serve tend to help. See charity websites and school websites. ## Who we build websites for in Barnet - Accountants and solicitors - Estate agents and property managers - Dental and medical practices - Charities and community organisations - Schools, nurseries and tutors - Kosher and specialist food businesses - Independent retailers and restaurants - Construction and trades firms - Home-based consultants ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a charity website with online donations? Yes. We build charity sites with donation forms through a trusted payment provider, Gift Aid prompts where relevant, event listings and volunteer sign-up forms. We keep the design accessible and the editing simple, so staff and volunteers can update news and events without help. ### Do you cover Finchley, Hendon, Edgware and Golders Green? Yes. We work with businesses across Barnet, including Finchley, Hendon, Edgware, Golders Green, Mill Hill, Whetstone, Colindale and Chipping Barnet. Everything is done remotely from Mansfield, with video calls and a private staging link to review progress. ### We are a new business in Colindale. Where should we start? Most new businesses start with a Starter site from £250 + VAT: up to five pages, a contact form, click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up and basic SEO foundations. It is typically live in three to four weeks and can be expanded as you grow. --- # Web Design in Enfield Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/enfield/ > dijitul builds websites for Enfield manufacturers, wholesalers, food businesses and care providers, from Brimsdown and Ponders End to Palmers Green and Southgate. We work remotely from Mansfield and design every site for phones first. Small business websites cost from £250 + VAT, with ecommerce and trade ordering sites from £750 + VAT. Enfield is London's northernmost borough and one of its most industrial. The Lea Valley side, including Brimsdown and Ponders End, holds a large share of north London's industrial land, with manufacturers, food producers, wholesalers, builders' merchants and distribution firms using the M25 and North Circular. These businesses need B2B websites that explain capability clearly: what you make or stock, minimum orders, delivery areas, accreditations and a quick way to request a quote. A trade ordering site can also save staff hours on phone orders. Meridian Water, near Angel Edmonton, is a major regeneration scheme bringing homes, workspace and a new station, and with it a fresh wave of businesses that need a first website. The western side of the borough is more suburban. Enfield Town has its market and shopping centre, while Southgate, Winchmore Hill, Palmers Green and Bush Hill Park have high streets full of professional practices, cafés and independent shops. Palmers Green is known for its Greek Cypriot community, and Edmonton and Enfield also have long-established Turkish, Turkish Cypriot and Kurdish communities. That shows in the bakeries, grocers, restaurants, wholesalers and accountancy firms across the borough. Food businesses here need menus as real text, allergen information that is easy to find, opening times that match Google and ordering for collection or local delivery. Care providers and pharmacies, supported by North Middlesex and Chase Farm hospitals, need calm, accessible sites that explain services clearly and handle enquiries carefully under UK GDPR. Local search is split between industrial buyers searching by product and residents searching by town. A good site serves both, with separate pages for each audience and a properly set up Google Business Profile. See manufacturer websites and care home websites. ## Who we build websites for in Enfield - Manufacturers and fabricators - Wholesalers and importers - Builders' merchants and trade suppliers - Food producers and bakeries - Restaurants and grocers - Care providers and pharmacies - Distribution and haulage firms - Accountants and professional practices - Recycling and waste operators ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Lea Valley manufacturer? Yes. We build manufacturer sites with clear capability and product pages, accreditations, downloadable spec sheets and quote request forms that go to the right person. A Business site from £500 + VAT suits most, and catalogue or ordering sites start from £750 + VAT. ### Do you cover Palmers Green, Southgate and Edmonton? Yes, along with Enfield Town, Winchmore Hill, Bush Hill Park, Ponders End and Brimsdown. We work remotely from Mansfield, so every part of the borough gets the same prices and the same process. ### Can a bakery or restaurant website show allergens and take orders? Yes. We build menus as proper text with allergen notes, and add ordering for collection or local delivery through WooCommerce, Shopify or a linked ordering platform. Opening hours and holiday times are easy for you to update yourself. --- # Web Design in Romford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/romford/ > Need a website for a Romford business? dijitul designs and builds custom sites for trades, retailers, venues and estate agents across Havering, working remotely from Mansfield. Sites are built mobile-first with click-to-call and local search groundwork. Small business websites are from £250 + VAT, and online shops with click-and-collect are from £750 + VAT. Romford is the main town in the London Borough of Havering and one of outer east London's biggest retail centres. Romford Market has traded since the thirteenth century and still sits at the heart of the town, surrounded by The Liberty, The Brewery and The Mall. Retailers and market traders here increasingly need a simple online shop or click-and-collect option, plus accurate opening hours on Google so customers do not make a wasted trip. The town has a busy evening economy, with bars, restaurants and venues drawing people from across east London and south Essex. Those sites live or die on mobile: menus, event listings and a booking button that works in one tap. Pages need to load quickly on a busy 4G connection on a Friday night. Romford's transport links make it a natural base for trades and construction firms working across London and Essex. The Elizabeth line runs into the West End and Canary Wharf, and the A12 and M25 lead out to the wider South East. Builders, roofers, electricians and plumbers need sites with click-to-call at the top of every page, real project photos, clear service areas and a quote form that asks the right questions. Those details turn a visit into a job far more often than a generic template does. Hornchurch and Upminster have affluent high streets with estate agents, professional practices, cafés and boutiques. Rainham and the riverside have logistics and industrial sites, and Queen's Hospital is one of the area's biggest employers. Local search competition for trades is intense, because the same firms often target Romford, Hornchurch, Brentwood and Basildon at once. A page for each service, honest area pages and a strong Google Business Profile tend to outperform a single page that tries to rank everywhere. See web design for tradespeople and electrician websites. ## Who we build websites for in Romford - Retailers and market traders - Bars, restaurants and venues - Builders, roofers and building trades - Electricians and plumbers - Estate agents - Salons and beauty businesses - Gyms and leisure venues - Car dealers and repairers - Accountants and solicitors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### What should a Romford trades website include? Click-to-call on every page, a clear list of services with a page each, real photos of your work, the areas you cover, reviews and a short quote form. We also set up your Google Business Profile. A Starter site from £250 + VAT covers most sole traders. ### Do you cover Hornchurch, Upminster and Rainham? Yes. We work with businesses across Havering, including Romford, Hornchurch, Upminster, Rainham, Harold Wood and Harold Hill. We work remotely from Mansfield, so there is no travel charge and the prices are the same. ### Can my shop offer click-and-collect online? Yes. Our ecommerce sites, from £750 + VAT on Shopify or WooCommerce, include click-and-collect and local delivery rules, payments and staff training on handling orders. Customers can order online and pick up from your Romford shop. --- # Web Design in Stratford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/stratford/ > Startups at Here East, family businesses in Forest Gate and charities across Newham can all get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build sites for Stratford businesses remotely from Mansfield, mobile-first and ready for local search. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce sites start from £750 + VAT. Stratford has changed more than almost anywhere in London in twenty years. The 2012 Games left the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the London Stadium and one of the capital's best-connected transport hubs. Since then the area has become a serious office, education and cultural district, and the web design needs are just as mixed. Here East, the former broadcast and press centre, is now a technology and innovation campus with Loughborough University London, studios and startups. Startups here usually want a fast launch: a strong landing page or small site that explains the product in plain words, captures sign-ups and can grow into a fuller site later. The East Bank quarter brings V&A East, Sadler's Wells East, UCL East and London College of Fashion, which supports fashion labels, designers and creative studios that need portfolio sites and small online shops with excellent product photography. International Quarter London houses large employers, including the Financial Conduct Authority at Endeavour Square, and with them suppliers and consultancies that need credible B2B sites. Westfield Stratford City employs thousands in retail and hospitality. Around all this, the older town centre and the wider borough of Newham, including Forest Gate, East Ham, Canning Town and the Royal Docks, are full of family businesses, wholesalers, construction firms and community organisations serving one of London's most diverse populations. They often need practical sites with click-to-call, opening hours, multilingual pages and simple ordering. Search competition around Stratford is unusual: big brands dominate broad terms, while small businesses compete hard in their own neighbourhood. Clear service pages, a well kept Google Business Profile and fast mobile pages give a local firm its best chance. See landing page design and startup websites. ## Who we build websites for in Stratford - Tech and SaaS start-ups - Creative and fashion businesses - Cultural and arts organisations - Financial services suppliers - Retail and hospitality outlets - Construction firms and contractors - Wholesalers and family businesses - Community organisations and charities - Education and training providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a launch site for a Stratford startup? Yes. A focused landing page or Starter site from £250 + VAT gets you live quickly with a clear message, sign-up or enquiry form, analytics and Search Console. When your offer settles, we can expand it into a Business site with service pages and copywriting. ### Do you cover Forest Gate, East Ham and the Royal Docks? Yes. We work with businesses across Newham and the Olympic Park area, including Stratford, Forest Gate, East Ham, Canning Town and the Royal Docks. We work remotely from Mansfield, so the location makes no difference to the price. ### Can you build an online shop for a fashion label? Yes. We build Shopify or WooCommerce shops with strong product pages, size guides, zoomable images, payments, delivery rules and abandoned cart recovery. Ecommerce sites start from £750 + VAT, and larger catalogues get a fixed quote. --- # Web Design in Uxbridge Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/uxbridge/ > For Uxbridge and the wider Hillingdon area, dijitul designs custom websites for freight forwarders, aviation suppliers, hotels, consultancies and high street businesses. We build every site remotely from Mansfield, mobile-first and structured for search. A small business website is from £250 + VAT, and a fuller Business site with copywriting is from £500 + VAT. Uxbridge is the main town of the London Borough of Hillingdon, where London meets Buckinghamshire. It sits at the end of the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines, close to the M25, M40 and M4, which has long made it popular with company offices. The borough's economy is tied closely to Heathrow Airport, which lies within it. Thousands of businesses support the airport and its passengers. Freight forwarders, logistics firms and aviation engineering companies need B2B websites that explain services, routes, accreditations and response times clearly, with quote forms that capture shipment details properly. Airport parking, transfer operators, hotels and travel businesses need booking-led sites where price, availability and the booking button are visible at once on a phone. Stockley Park, near West Drayton, is one of the UK's best-known business parks, home to technology, pharmaceutical and professional services offices. Consultancies and suppliers serving those firms want a professional site that stands up to scrutiny from procurement teams: clear case-style explanations of what they do, team credentials and privacy information. Brunel University London has its campus in Uxbridge, with strong engineering, design and computing departments, bringing student-focused businesses and spin-out firms into the town. The town centre around The Chimes has retail, restaurants and offices, and the Battle of Britain Bunker at the former RAF Uxbridge draws visitors. Elsewhere in Hillingdon, Hayes, Ruislip, Northwood, Ickenham and West Drayton each have their own mix of warehouses, offices and high street businesses. Search competition for airport-related services is fierce and national, so niche service pages and honest location detail matter. High street firms face a more local fight, won mainly through Google Business Profile and fast mobile pages. See booking website design and hotel websites. ## Who we build websites for in Uxbridge - Freight forwarders and cargo agents - Logistics firms - Aviation suppliers - Airport parking and transfer operators - Hotels and hospitality - Corporate consultancies - Engineering and design firms - Travel businesses - Student-focused businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a booking website for an airport parking or transfer business? Yes. We design booking-led sites where pricing, dates and the booking button are clear on mobile, using a reliable booking system that we integrate rather than reinvent. Complex booking engines with custom pricing rules get a fixed quote after scoping. ### Do you cover Hayes, Ruislip and West Drayton? Yes. We work with businesses across Hillingdon, including Uxbridge, Hayes, Ruislip, Northwood, Ickenham, West Drayton and around Heathrow. Everything is remote from Mansfield, so the prices are the same across the borough. ### Do you build B2B websites for freight forwarders? Yes. We build clear B2B sites with a page per service, such as air freight, customs clearance or warehousing, plus accreditations and a detailed quote form. That package, from £500 + VAT, adds copywriting and full schema markup. --- # Web Design in Brighton Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/brighton/ > Hotels, guest houses, Lanes retailers and wellbeing studios in Brighton and Hove can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build every site remotely from Mansfield, mobile-first and focused on bookings and sales. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT and online shops start from £750 + VAT. Brighton and Hove has one of the most distinctive economies in the South East, and a lot of competition for attention online. Tourism and hospitality are a big part of it. The seafront, Palace Pier, Royal Pavilion and conferences at the Brighton Centre bring visitors all year, supporting hotels, guest houses, bars, restaurants and venues. These businesses need sites that convert on mobile: real photos, room or menu details as text, and a booking engine that is easy to reach. A direct booking site also helps reduce reliance on commission-based travel platforms. The Lanes and North Laine are known for independent shops, cafés and boutiques. Many already sell online and need a Shopify or WooCommerce shop that loads quickly, has good product pages and offers local delivery or click-and-collect alongside national shipping. The city has a strong digital and creative sector, nicknamed Silicon Beach, with web agencies, games studios, software firms and freelance designers. That means a client in Brighton has plenty of local choice, and visitors judge sites against a high standard. Clean design, honest copy and fast performance matter more here than in many towns. The University of Sussex and the University of Brighton add a big student population, supporting student lettings agents, cafés and part-time employers. American Express has its European headquarters in the city, and there is a large public sector and health workforce. Wellbeing and fitness businesses are common too, often needing class timetables and online booking. Local search competition is high for almost every service, so the sites that win tend to be specific: a page for each treatment or room type, genuine local detail and a well-kept Google Business Profile with steady reviews. See hotel websites and Shopify web design. ## Who we build websites for in Brighton - Hotels and guest houses - Restaurants, bars and cafés - Independent retailers - Wellbeing and fitness businesses - Event and conference suppliers - Student lettings agents - Attractions and conference venues - Tech and games start-ups ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a direct booking website for a Brighton guest house? Yes. We design guest house and hotel sites around direct bookings, with room pages, real photography, clear policies and an integrated booking engine or channel manager. Good direct booking pages can reduce how much you rely on commission-based platforms. ### Do you cover Hove and the surrounding area? Yes. We work with businesses across Brighton and Hove, including Kemptown, Hove, Preston Park, Portslade, Rottingdean and Shoreham. We work remotely from Mansfield, using video calls and a private staging site for reviews. ### There are lots of agencies in Brighton. Why work with a remote team? You get published prices, a custom design and full ownership of your site and domain, with no lock-in. We have been trading since 2006 and work remotely with clients across the UK, so the process is built for video calls and clear sign-off stages. --- # Web Design in Reading Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/reading/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for Reading businesses, from IT contractors and specialist recruiters to shops and restaurants in the town centre. We work remotely from Mansfield and build every site custom, mobile-first and ready for search. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with copywriting starts from £500 + VAT. Reading is the largest town in the Thames Valley and one of the UK's most important business locations outside London. The M4, the Great Western Main Line, Elizabeth line services and quick links to Heathrow have drawn technology, telecoms, energy, insurance and professional services firms for decades. Thames Water has its headquarters here, and business parks such as Green Park and Thames Valley Park host national and regional offices. Around those big employers are hundreds of small IT consultancies, software houses, contractors and specialist recruiters. Their websites are judged by corporate buyers, so they need to be credible and specific: clear service pages, sector experience explained in plain English, team or founder profiles and fast, secure pages on HTTPS with a proper privacy notice. A contractor with a sharp one-page site on their own domain often looks more established than a larger firm with an outdated template. Recruiters have their own needs. Job listings should be structured with JobPosting schema so they can appear in Google's job results, with simple application forms and a clear route for employers to register a vacancy. The University of Reading, including Henley Business School, and the Royal Berkshire Hospital are major employers, supporting education providers, clinics and suppliers. The Oracle and Broad Street Mall anchor a busy retail and leisure centre, and the Reading Festival brings a huge influx of visitors every August, which matters for hospitality sites that need to handle spikes and show live opening information. Search competition in Reading is strong for B2B services because so many firms chase the same corporate clients. Niche pages that describe exactly what you do, for whom, tend to outperform broad claims. See startup websites and SEO-friendly web design. ## Who we build websites for in Reading - IT consultancies and contractors - Software and tech firms - Specialist recruiters - Insurance and financial services - Professional services firms - Telecoms firms - Energy and utilities suppliers - Retail and hospitality - Education providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a recruitment website with job listings for a Reading agency? Yes. We build recruitment sites with searchable job listings, JobPosting schema so roles can appear in Google's job results, simple application forms and a separate route for employers. If you use a recruitment CRM, we look at pulling jobs from it automatically. ### Do you build websites for IT contractors and small consultancies? Yes. A Starter site from £250 + VAT gives a contractor a professional site on their own domain with services, background and a contact form. Consultancies that want each service to rank separately usually choose the Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover Wokingham, Caversham and Theale? Yes. We work with businesses in Reading and the surrounding area, including Caversham, Earley, Woodley, Wokingham and Theale. We work remotely from Mansfield, so there are no travel costs and progress is shared on a private staging link. --- # Web Design in Oxford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/oxford/ > Oxford spinouts, publishers, charities, hotels and language schools can commission a custom website from dijitul. We design and build sites remotely from our Mansfield base, with accessibility and page speed built in from day one. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce websites start from £750 + VAT. Oxford's economy is shaped by its universities more than almost any other UK city. The University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes University are major employers, and their colleges and departments support printers, caterers, software developers and building contractors. Oxford University Press has published in the city for centuries, and the city remains a centre for publishing and education businesses. Research has produced a fast-growing cluster of spinouts in life sciences, biotechnology, medical devices and software, many based at the Oxford Science Park and Begbroke Science Park, with more at Harwell and Milton Park in the wider county. A spinout website has a specific job: explain complex science in plain words for investors, partners and future staff, without overclaiming. It usually needs a clear technology page, team and advisor profiles, news, careers and a contact route for partners. Publishers, consultancies and charities need well-structured WordPress sites with good editing tools, accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA and fast performance even with large archives of articles or reports. Charities and research foundations often need donation forms and event pages too. Tourism is constant, with visitors drawn to the colleges, the Bodleian Library and the Ashmolean Museum. Hotels, restaurants, tour operators and language schools need booking-led sites, often in more than one language, with prices and availability easy to find on a phone. Language schools in particular benefit from course pages that are properly translated rather than machine widgets. Healthcare around the John Radcliffe Hospital and manufacturing such as BMW's Plant Oxford at Cowley add supplier and clinic businesses with their own needs. Local search is competitive and visitors are discerning, so clear writing and fast pages count. See charity websites and multilingual websites. ## Who we build websites for in Oxford - Research spinouts and biotech firms - Publishers and education businesses - Charities and research foundations - Hotels, restaurants and tour operators - Language schools - University and hospital suppliers - Architects and consultancies - Independent retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for an Oxford spinout? Yes. We build spinout sites that explain the science clearly for investors and partners, with technology, team, news and careers pages. Most fit the Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting help to turn technical material into plain language. ### Can you make a website accessible to WCAG 2.2 AA? Yes, it is our standard. We check colour contrast, keyboard navigation, focus states, headings, alt text and form labels, and test with automated tools and by hand. That matters for charities, education businesses and anyone serving the public. ### Do you cover the wider Oxfordshire area? Yes. We work with businesses in Oxford and across Oxfordshire, including Abingdon, Didcot, Witney, Kidlington and Bicester. We work remotely from Mansfield, so the prices and timescales are the same wherever you are. ### Can a language school site be multilingual? Yes. We build multilingual sites with separate URLs for each language, a clear switcher and correct hreflang tags. Course pages, prices and booking forms can all be translated, with your team or translator supplying the text. --- # Web Design in Southampton Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/southampton/ > dijitul builds websites for Southampton businesses, including shipping and freight firms, marine engineers, cruise-related travel companies and city centre retailers. We work remotely from Mansfield and design each site from scratch, mobile-first and set up for search. A small business website starts from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. Southampton's economy has been built around its port. It is one of the UK's busiest container ports and the country's leading cruise port, and Carnival UK, which runs P&O Cruises and Cunard, has its headquarters in the city. A large share of local businesses are tied to shipping, logistics, marine engineering, ship supplies and freight forwarding. Those firms need B2B websites that make capability obvious to buyers who may be on the other side of the world: services listed clearly, accreditations, vessel or cargo types handled, and contact routes that work across time zones. Ship agents and port service firms benefit from straightforward service pages and quote forms that ask the right technical questions. Cruise passengers create a different market. Hotels, parking and transfer operators, tour companies and restaurants near the docks need booking-led sites with clear prices, maps and directions, and pages that answer the questions people ask the night before sailing. Marine science is another strength, with the National Oceanography Centre on the waterfront and the University of Southampton's research. Ordnance Survey also has its headquarters in the city. Technical consultancies here need websites that explain specialist work in plain words. Solent University and the University of Southampton add a large student population, supporting lettings agents, cafés and takeaways. WestQuay anchors a major regional shopping centre, and Southampton General Hospital is a large employer. Eastleigh, Chandler's Ford and the M27 corridor add business parks and logistics hubs. Search competition in Southampton is split between national B2B terms, where niche service pages matter most, and local consumer terms, where a strong Google Business Profile and fast mobile pages win. See booking websites and manufacturer and engineering websites. ## Who we build websites for in Southampton - Shipping and logistics firms - Freight forwarders - Ship agents and port service firms - Marine engineering companies - Cruise and travel businesses - Technical consultancies - Retailers and hospitality - Student lettings agents - Healthcare suppliers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for marine and shipping businesses? Yes. We build clear B2B sites for shipping, freight and marine engineering firms, with a page for each service, accreditations, technical detail and quote forms that capture what you need to price a job. Larger sites with portals or integrations get a fixed quote. ### Do you cover Eastleigh, Chandler's Ford and Totton? Yes. We work with businesses in Southampton and the surrounding area, including Eastleigh, Chandler's Ford, Totton, Hedge End and along the M27. We work remotely from Mansfield, so you get the same prices wherever you are based. ### Can you help a cruise parking or transfer firm take bookings online? Yes. We design booking sites where price, dates and availability are clear on a phone, using a proven booking system integrated into your site. We also add clear directions and FAQs, which cut down on calls before sailing day. --- # Web Design in Portsmouth Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/portsmouth/ > Portsmouth defence suppliers, marine firms, Southsea cafés and visitor attractions can all get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build sites remotely from Mansfield, mobile-first and structured to earn enquiries. Prices start from £250 + VAT for a small business website, from £500 + VAT for a Business site and from £750 + VAT for ecommerce. Portsmouth is the UK's only island city, and its economy has been tied to the Royal Navy for centuries. His Majesty's Naval Base Portsmouth is home to much of the surface fleet, including the aircraft carriers, and a large defence supply chain has grown around it. BAE Systems carries out ship support work at the base, and many smaller engineering, electronics and marine businesses serve the sector. Defence and engineering suppliers need websites that are clear, factual and careful. Buyers want to see capabilities, quality and security accreditations, such as ISO standards or Cyber Essentials where held, and a contact route that reaches the right person. These sites should be fast, secure and free of anything that looks like an unsupported claim. Heritage and tourism are just as important. The Historic Dockyard, with HMS Victory, HMS Warrior and the Mary Rose, draws large numbers of visitors, as do the Spinnaker Tower and Gunwharf Quays. Southsea adds a seafront, independent shops, cafés and an active evening economy. Hospitality and attraction sites need booking links, opening times and pages that load quickly on visitors' phones. Portsmouth International Port runs ferries to France, Spain and the Channel Islands, and Wightlink connects the city to the Isle of Wight, supporting travel, freight and logistics businesses. The University of Portsmouth brings a large student population, which supports student landlords and lettings agents who need clear, searchable property sites. Lakeside North Harbour is the city's main office park, and Queen Alexandra Hospital is a significant employer. Local search in Portsmouth is compact but busy, because the island geography concentrates competitors close together. Specific service pages and a well-maintained Google Business Profile make a real difference. See engineering and manufacturer websites and event websites. ## Who we build websites for in Portsmouth - Defence and marine engineering suppliers - Shipbuilding and maintenance subcontractors - Ferry, port and logistics businesses - Attractions and tour operators - Hotels, bars and restaurants - Student landlords and letting agents - Independent retailers in Southsea - Office-based professional firms ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for defence and engineering suppliers? Yes. We build clear B2B sites that set out capabilities, accreditations and sectors served, with fast, secure pages and careful wording. We avoid vague claims and focus on the information buyers and procurement teams actually look for before making contact. ### Do you cover Southsea, Fareham and Havant? Yes. We work with businesses across Portsmouth and nearby, including Southsea, Cosham, Fareham, Gosport, Havant and Waterlooville. Everything is done remotely from Mansfield, with video calls and a staging link for reviews. ### Can a Southsea café or bar take bookings through its website? Yes. We add table booking through a trusted booking system, show menus as real text and keep opening hours easy for you to update. A Starter site from £250 + VAT covers most cafés and bars. --- # Web Design in Milton Keynes Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/milton-keynes/ > Milton Keynes logistics firms, ecommerce retailers, motorsport suppliers and local trades can get a custom-built website from dijitul. We work remotely from Mansfield, not far up the M1, and design every site mobile-first. A small business website costs from £250 + VAT, and Shopify or WooCommerce shops cost from £750 + VAT. Milton Keynes was designated a new town in 1967 and became a city in 2022. Its grid roads, central position on the M1 and West Coast Main Line and supply of modern buildings have made it one of the UK's fastest-growing business locations. Central Milton Keynes holds large offices, including Network Rail's national centre at The Quadrant and a major Santander UK operation. Logistics and distribution are a huge part of the economy. Magna Park and other large sites serve retailers and parcel networks across the country. Third-party logistics operators need B2B websites that explain capacity, services and integrations clearly. Many ecommerce and multichannel retailers also base their warehouses here, and they need online shops that are fast, well structured for search and connected to stock and shipping systems. Milton Keynes is a centre for motorsport and advanced engineering. Red Bull Racing's Formula One team is based in the city, and the surrounding area sits in the UK's motorsport cluster, with many specialist suppliers. Those firms need precise technical sites: capability pages, materials and processes, quality standards and project examples where clients allow them. The Open University's headquarters at Walton Hall and Bletchley Park, home of the wartime codebreakers, add education and heritage businesses. The centre:mk shopping centre supports a large retail and hospitality workforce, and the many smaller estates host trades, small manufacturers and service firms. Because Milton Keynes is laid out as separate grid squares and estates, local searches often include the estate or nearby town, such as Bletchley, Wolverton or Newport Pagnell. Trades and local services do best with clear service-area information and a well-kept Google Business Profile. See ecommerce website design and tradesperson websites. ## Who we build websites for in Milton Keynes - Third-party logistics operators - Ecommerce and multichannel retailers - Motorsport and engineering suppliers - Financial services and back-office teams - Trades and small manufacturers - Recruitment agencies - Retailers and hospitality - Education and training providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online shop that links to our warehouse systems? Yes. Our ecommerce sites, from £750 + VAT on Shopify or WooCommerce, can connect to stock, EPOS or shipping systems. Simple integrations fit the package, while more complex warehouse or ERP links are scoped and given a fixed quote. ### Do you cover Bletchley, Wolverton and Newport Pagnell? Yes. We work with businesses across Milton Keynes, including Central Milton Keynes, Bletchley, Wolverton, Stony Stratford, Newport Pagnell and Olney. We work remotely from Mansfield, so the price is the same wherever you are. ### Do you build sites for motorsport and engineering suppliers? Yes. We build technical B2B sites with capability, process and quality pages, plus enquiry forms that collect drawings or specifications. The Business package from £500 + VAT includes copywriting, which helps turn technical detail into clear pages. --- # Web Design in Canterbury Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/canterbury/ > dijitul is a web design business that builds custom websites for Canterbury guest houses, restaurants, independent shops, lettings agents and language schools. We work remotely from Mansfield and design every site mobile-first, with bookings and local search in mind. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops for producers and retailers start from £750 + VAT. Canterbury is a compact cathedral city with an economy built on heritage, education and tourism. Canterbury Cathedral, St Augustine's Abbey and St Martin's Church together form a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the medieval centre draws visitors all year. That supports hotels, guest houses, restaurants, cafés, tour guides, gift shops and attractions, many of them small independents. For those businesses, a good website is mostly about bookings. Guest houses need room pages with real photos and a booking engine that is easy to reach on a phone. Restaurants and cafés need menus as real text, opening hours that match Google and a booking or order button above the fold. Tour guides and attractions need clear times, prices and meeting points. Education is the other pillar. The University of Kent and Canterbury Christ Church University bring a large student population, supporting letting agents, landlords, takeaways and bars. Student lettings sites need searchable listings, clear fees and simple viewing requests. The King's School and several language schools add education businesses that often need multilingual course pages. The Marlowe Theatre is a major regional venue, and arts and events organisations need event listings and ticket links that work on mobile. Beyond the city, Whitstable and Herne Bay are known for seafood, independent shops and hospitality, while the rural district has farms, vineyards and food producers. Those makers and producers are good candidates for small online shops, with local delivery, click-and-collect and gift options. Search competition in Canterbury is heavy for accommodation and food, where national booking platforms take many top spots. A fast direct site and a well-kept Google Business Profile are the best ways to win back direct bookings. See hotel and guest house websites and online shop design. ## Who we build websites for in Canterbury - Hotels, guest houses and tour operators - Restaurants and cafés - Independent retailers - Student lettings agents and landlords - English language schools - Food and drink producers - Arts and events organisations - Fruit growers and vineyards ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you cover Whitstable and Herne Bay? Yes. We work with businesses in Canterbury, Whitstable, Herne Bay and the surrounding villages. We work remotely from Mansfield, so the process is by video call and email, and the prices are the same throughout the district. ### Can a Kent food producer sell online through its website? Yes. We build Shopify or WooCommerce shops from £750 + VAT with product pages, payments, delivery rules, local delivery and click-and-collect. We also set up a Google Merchant Centre feed and train you on handling orders. ### How can a guest house get more direct bookings? A fast site with real photos, clear room details and an easy booking button, plus a complete Google Business Profile and steady reviews. We build those foundations into every hospitality site so guests have a reason to book with you directly. --- # Web Design in Slough Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/slough/ > For manufacturers and distributors on the Slough Trading Estate, as well as family-run shops and service firms in town, dijitul designs and builds custom websites. We work remotely from Mansfield and build every site mobile-first. A small business website is from £250 + VAT, and B2B or ecommerce sites are from £750 + VAT. Slough is a much bigger business location than its size suggests. On the M4, a few miles from Heathrow and on the Elizabeth line, it has hosted national and international head offices for decades, with Reckitt and Mars Wrigley UK among the best known. The Slough Trading Estate, owned by SEGRO, is one of the largest business estates in Europe under single ownership. It houses manufacturers, food producers, distributors, trade counters and service businesses. These firms need B2B websites that let a buyer quickly understand what you make or supply, your accreditations and how to order or request a quote. For distributors, a trade ordering site with customer accounts and specific pricing can take pressure off phones and email. The estate has also become one of the UK's most important data centre locations, which has brought electrical, mechanical and IT contractors to the area. Those contractors need credible capability sites with clear service pages, health and safety information and accreditations, because their clients check carefully before shortlisting. Slough has one of the most diverse populations in the UK, and that shows in its many family-owned businesses: grocers, restaurants, wholesalers, accountants, pharmacies, driving schools and travel agents. These businesses usually need a practical local site with click-to-call, opening hours, simple booking and, where useful, pages in more than one language. The town centre is being redeveloped with new homes and offices replacing older retail space, which brings new customers and new competition. Search competition is mixed: B2B firms compete nationally on specific terms, while local services compete with neighbouring Windsor, Maidenhead and Langley. See B2B ecommerce and manufacturer websites. ## Who we build websites for in Slough - Food and consumer goods manufacturers - Distributors and trade counters - Data centre and facilities contractors - Corporate suppliers - Family-run retailers and wholesalers - Accountants - Pharmacies - Driving schools and travel agents ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a contractor working on data centre projects? Yes. We build capability-led sites with clear service pages, accreditations, health and safety information and sectors served. The Business package from £500 + VAT includes copywriting and full schema markup, which suits contractors who need each service to be found. ### Do you cover Langley, Burnham and Windsor? Yes. We work with businesses in Slough and nearby, including Langley, Burnham, Cippenham, Windsor and Maidenhead. We work remotely from Mansfield, so the prices are the same and you review progress on a staging link. ### Can a driving school take bookings online? Yes. We add online booking for lessons or assessments through a reliable booking system, show prices and areas covered clearly and include click-to-call on every page. A Starter site from £250 + VAT usually covers what a driving school needs. --- # Web Design in Guildford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/guildford/ > Guildford games studios, tech companies, solicitors and High Street businesses can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build every site remotely from Mansfield, starting from a blank page rather than a template. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT, Business sites with copywriting from £500 + VAT, and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Guildford is a prosperous Surrey town that combines a traditional market town centre, a strong university and one of the UK's best-known games development clusters. The cobbled High Street, Guildford Castle and the cathedral frame a busy shopping and dining centre, surrounded by solicitors, accountants, wealth managers and surveyors. Professional firms here face sharp local competition and well-informed clients. Their websites need to be precise: a page for each service, plain explanations of process and fees where they publish them, regulator details, and enquiry forms that feel secure. Wealth managers and financial advisers also need careful wording that respects their compliance rules. The University of Surrey and its Surrey Research Park, home to more than a hundred technology and science companies including space, satellite and software firms, generate a steady stream of B2B websites. These need to explain specialist work clearly for investors, partners and recruits. Games studios such as Criterion Games, Media Molecule and Supermassive Games are based in or around the town, and the cluster has produced many independent studios and freelance developers, artists and audio specialists. Studio and freelancer sites are visual: trailers, screenshots and showreels that must look sharp without slowing pages, which means modern image formats like WebP and AVIF and video embedded only when needed. The Royal Surrey County Hospital supports clinics and healthcare practices, and the A3 and fast trains to Waterloo mean many residents work hybrid, with home-based consultancies in the surrounding villages. Retailers and restaurants on the High Street need menus, opening times and booking or ordering that work on a phone. Local search is competitive and well funded, so specific pages and fast load times usually beat bigger budgets. See portfolio websites and solicitor websites. ## Who we build websites for in Guildford - Games studios and developers - Space and satellite technology firms - Solicitors and accountants - Wealth managers and financial advisers - Surveyors and property consultants - Retailers and restaurants - Healthcare practices - Home-based consultants ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a portfolio site for a Guildford games studio or freelancer? Yes. We build visual portfolio sites with trailers, screenshots and credits, using WebP or AVIF images and video embedded lazily so pages stay quick. Freelancers often start with a Starter site from £250 + VAT, while studios usually need more pages and careers sections. ### Do you cover Godalming, Cranleigh and the surrounding villages? Yes. We work with businesses in Guildford and across the area, including Godalming, Cranleigh, Shalford, Burpham and Merrow. All work is done remotely from Mansfield, so you get the same prices wherever you are. ### Can you write the content for a professional firm's website? Yes. Copywriting is included in the Business package from £500 + VAT. We interview you, write each service page in plain English, and you approve every word before launch, so wording stays accurate for your regulator. --- # Web Design in Woking Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/woking/ > Woking engineering suppliers, charities, consultants and trades can all get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build sites remotely from our base in Mansfield, mobile-first and set up so the right people find you. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce sites start from £750 + VAT. Woking grew up around its railway station, and fast trains to London Waterloo, often under half an hour, still shape the town. Many residents commute or work hybrid, and the town centre has been heavily redeveloped with new towers, offices and the Victoria Place shopping centre. The best-known employer is McLaren, whose Technology Centre on the edge of town is home to its Formula One team and wider engineering work. That presence supports precision engineering, composites, electronics and design suppliers across Woking, Surrey and north Hampshire. Their websites need to speak to technical buyers: capability pages, processes, materials, quality accreditations and enquiry forms that accept drawings or specifications. A clean, fast B2B site is often the first check a buyer makes before picking up the phone. WWF-UK has its headquarters at the Living Planet Centre in the town centre, one of several charities and not-for-profits in the area. Charity websites need clear stories, working donation forms, event pages and good accessibility, and they must be easy for staff and volunteers to update. Beyond the centre, Byfleet, West Byfleet, Knaphill, Horsell and Goldsworth Park are mostly residential, with many company directors, contractors and consultants working from home. Those clients usually want a professional site on their own domain that explains what they do in a few clear pages. Local trades and small retailers make up the rest, and they need click-to-call, reviews and service-area pages. Woking also has a place in literary history: H. G. Wells wrote The War of the Worlds here and set its opening on Horsell Common. Local search competition is moderate, but the town shares searchers with Guildford, Weybridge and the wider Surrey commuter belt, so clear area information helps. See charity websites and engineering websites. ## Who we build websites for in Woking - Motorsport and precision engineering suppliers - Composites and manufacturing firms - Charities and not-for-profits - Contractors and consultants - Accountants and financial advisers - Trades and builders - Independent retailers - Recruitment agencies - Healthcare practices ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for precision engineering firms? Yes. We build technical sites with capability and process pages, materials, accreditations and upload-friendly enquiry forms for drawings. Where clients allow it, we add project write-ups. Most engineering sites fit the Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover Byfleet, Knaphill and West Byfleet? Yes. We work with businesses in Woking and nearby areas, including Byfleet, West Byfleet, Knaphill, Horsell, Goldsworth Park and Sheerwater. We work remotely from Mansfield, so there is no travel charge. ### Can staff at a small charity update the website themselves? Yes. We build on WordPress with the block editor, set up simple page patterns for news and events, and give a training session and recorded walkthrough. Staff can then add stories and events without needing a developer. --- # Web Design in Crawley Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/crawley/ > dijitul builds websites for Crawley businesses, from Gatwick aviation suppliers and travel companies to Manor Royal manufacturers and town centre shops. We work remotely from Mansfield and design each site mobile-first, with clear routes to quotes and bookings. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and B2B or online shops start from £750 + VAT. Crawley was one of the post-war new towns, and its economy has grown alongside Gatwick Airport, which sits within the borough. The airport supports a huge supply chain: airlines, ground handlers, catering, cargo and freight forwarding, aircraft maintenance, parking, hotels and travel companies. Virgin Atlantic has its head office in Crawley. Aviation suppliers and freight forwarders need clear B2B websites with services, approvals and fast quote routes. Travel companies, airport parking operators and hotels need booking-led websites where price, dates and availability are visible straight away on a phone. Many of these customers are in a hurry or already travelling, so speed and clarity matter more than decoration. Manor Royal Business District, north of the town centre, is one of the biggest business parks in the South East. It holds manufacturers, engineering and electronics firms, pharmaceutical and medical technology businesses, distribution centres and trade counters, plus offices for national and international companies including Thales. Medical technology firms need careful, factual sites that respect regulation, while manufacturers and distributors often benefit from product catalogues or trade ordering. The town centre, with County Mall and Queens Square, serves Crawley's neighbourhoods, each built with its own parade of shops. Local shops and services there need straightforward sites with click-to-call, opening hours and a Google Business Profile that matches. Crawley sits on the M23 and the Brighton Main Line, with quick trains to London and Brighton, which makes it a practical base for firms serving both. Search competition for airport services is national and intense, so niche pages written around specific services tend to work best, while local firms compete mainly with Horsham and East Grinstead. See booking websites and B2B ecommerce. ## Who we build websites for in Crawley - Airlines and ground handling firms - Aircraft maintenance providers - Freight forwarders and logistics - Airport parking and transfer operators - Hotels and travel companies - Manufacturers and engineering firms - Medical technology businesses - Trade counters - Local retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Gatwick parking or travel business? Yes. We build booking-led sites with clear prices, dates and availability on mobile, using a reliable booking system integrated into your design. We also write FAQs and directions pages that answer customers' questions before they call. ### Do you cover Horsham, East Grinstead and Three Bridges? Yes. We work with businesses in Crawley, including Three Bridges, Pound Hill and Manor Royal, and nearby towns such as Horsham, East Grinstead and Horley. We work remotely from Mansfield, so the prices do not change with your postcode. ### Do you build product catalogue sites for manufacturers? Yes. We build catalogue and trade ordering sites with clear categories, specifications, downloads and quote or order forms. Simpler catalogues fit the ecommerce package from £750 + VAT, and complex integrations are scoped for a fixed quote. --- # Web Design in Maidstone Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/maidstone/ > Maidstone solicitors, public sector suppliers, Kent farms, vineyards and town centre businesses can commission a custom website from dijitul. We design and build each site remotely from Mansfield, mobile-first and ready for local search. Small business websites cost from £250 + VAT, and online shops for producers and retailers cost from £750 + VAT. Maidstone is the county town of Kent and the base of Kent County Council, so public administration has long been a big part of its economy. Kent Police has its headquarters here, and the town has its own Crown Court and County Court. That concentration supports solicitors, barristers' chambers, accountants, surveyors and consultancies. Legal and professional firms need clear, credible websites with a page for each practice area, regulator details, plain-English explanations and secure enquiry forms. Suppliers to the council and other public bodies need sites that show capability, accreditations and policies, and that meet WCAG 2.2 AA, because public buyers increasingly expect accessible suppliers. The town centre along the River Medway is a regional shopping destination, with Fremlin Walk, The Mall and a busy High Street, plus a growing evening economy. Retailers, restaurants and bars need fast mobile sites with menus, opening hours and booking or ordering. Maidstone sits in the heart of the Garden of England. The surrounding borough is largely rural, with fruit farms, orchards, vineyards, hop growers, garden centres and food producers, and visitor attractions such as Leeds Castle nearby. These businesses are strong candidates for ecommerce: wine and produce shops, gift vouchers, tours and tastings bookings, and farm shop click-and-collect. Online sales of alcohol need age confirmation and clear delivery rules, which we build in. The M20 and M2 give quick access to London and the Channel ports, supporting logistics, construction and building supplies businesses on the industrial estates. Local search competition comes from neighbouring towns as much as from Maidstone itself, so honest service-area pages and a strong Google Business Profile matter. See solicitor websites and online shop design. ## Who we build websites for in Maidstone - Solicitors and barristers' chambers - Accountants and surveyors - Public sector suppliers and contractors - Farms, vineyards and food producers - Garden centres and visitor attractions - Construction firms and building suppliers - Retailers and hospitality - Distribution and wholesale firms ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can a Kent vineyard sell wine through its website? Yes. We build Shopify or WooCommerce shops from £750 + VAT with age confirmation, delivery rules, gift options and bookings for tours or tastings. We set up payments and a Google Merchant Centre feed, and train your team on managing orders. ### Do you build websites for suppliers to Kent County Council? Yes. We build clear B2B sites that set out services, accreditations and policies, built to WCAG 2.2 AA and fast on any device. Public sector buyers often check a supplier's website early, so it needs to be accurate and easy to navigate. ### Do you cover the villages around Maidstone? Yes. We work with businesses in Maidstone and across the borough, including Bearsted, Larkfield, Aylesford, Headcorn, Marden and Staplehurst. We work remotely from Mansfield, so there is no difference in price for rural businesses. --- # Web Design in Basingstoke Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/basingstoke/ > In Basingstoke, dijitul designs and builds websites for technology firms, financial services suppliers, logistics businesses, contractors and local trades. We work remotely from Mansfield and build each site custom, mobile-first and ready for search. A small business website starts from £250 + VAT and a Business site with copywriting starts from £500 + VAT. Basingstoke expanded quickly from the 1960s as a London overspill town, and the M3 and main line to Waterloo have made it one of Hampshire's main business centres. It has a long history of hosting head offices and regional operations in technology, insurance, financial services and logistics, and the AA has its headquarters here. Office activity is spread across a few areas. Basing View, beside the town centre, is the traditional office quarter and is being redeveloped. Chineham Business Park and others on the edge of town host technology firms, distributors and professional services. Tech and financial services suppliers need websites that show clearly what they do and for whom, with case-style explanations, security and privacy information, and fast, accessible pages that hold up under scrutiny from corporate buyers. Industrial estates such as Daneshill and Houndmills house manufacturers, trade counters and logistics businesses. Their websites benefit from product or service catalogues, delivery and collection details, and a quote form that captures what is needed in one go. The surrounding villages and the wider borough have many home-based consultants and small firms working for larger clients along the M3 and M4 corridors. IT contractors and consultants often need a polished small site with a clear service list and a contact route, rather than anything elaborate. Festival Place is the main shopping centre, The Anvil is a well-known concert venue and Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital is a major employer. Trades and builders serving the growing housing estates need click-to-call, project photos and clear service areas. Search competition for B2B services is regional, shared with Reading and Farnborough, so specific service pages carry more weight than broad claims. See trades websites and conversion-focused web design. ## Who we build websites for in Basingstoke - Technology and IT services firms - Insurance and financial services teams - Distribution and logistics companies - Manufacturers and trade counters - IT contractors and consultants - Contact centres - Trades and builders - Retailers and hospitality ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for IT contractors in Basingstoke? Yes. A Starter site from £250 + VAT gives a contractor a professional site on their own domain, with services, experience, a contact form and analytics. If you want each service to rank separately, the Business package adds more pages and copywriting. ### Do you cover Chineham, Tadley and Hook? Yes. We work with businesses in Basingstoke and the wider borough, including Chineham, Old Basing, Tadley, Hook and Overton. We work remotely from Mansfield, so the prices are the same everywhere. ### How do you make a website turn visits into enquiries? We give each page one clear call to action, put contact options where people expect them, keep forms short, add click-to-call on mobile and set up conversion tracking. Then you can see which pages actually produce enquiries and improve them. --- # Web Design in High Wycombe Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/high-wycombe/ > High Wycombe furniture makers, manufacturers, engineering firms and Chiltern consultants can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build every site remotely from Mansfield, mobile-first and structured to bring in enquiries or sales. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce websites for makers and retailers start from £750 + VAT. High Wycombe is the largest town in Buckinghamshire and has a long manufacturing history. It became famous for furniture making, especially Windsor chairs, and the football club, Wycombe Wanderers, is still nicknamed the Chairboys. Large-scale furniture production has largely moved on, but the town still has manufacturers, joiners, engineering companies, design firms and trade businesses. Furniture makers and designers selling direct need ecommerce sites that do justice to their craft. That means large, sharp product photography in WebP, zoomable galleries, clear dimensions and materials, lead times, delivery charges by area and options for made-to-order pieces. Product pages should be written to rank, not just to look good, and a Google Merchant Centre feed helps products appear in Google Shopping. Cressex Business Park and the estates near the M40 hold engineering and precision manufacturers, distributors and trade counters. Those businesses need B2B sites with capability pages, accreditations and quote forms that accept drawings. Suppliers working with defence or corporate clients, including those near RAF High Wycombe, need factual, carefully worded sites. The M40 links the town to London and Oxford, and the Chiltern line runs to Marylebone and Birmingham, so many residents commute. The Eden shopping centre anchors the town centre, Buckinghamshire New University brings students and education providers, and the surrounding Chiltern villages are full of home-based consultants, creative freelancers and small professional firms. Those clients usually need a clean, credible site with a few clear pages. Search competition for furniture and interiors is national, so product and category pages need real depth. Local services compete with Marlow, Beaconsfield and Amersham, where area pages and reviews help. See product page design and manufacturer websites. ## Who we build websites for in High Wycombe - Furniture and joinery manufacturers - Furniture designers and retailers - Engineering and precision manufacturers - Distributors and wholesalers - Trade counters - Defence and corporate suppliers - Home-based consultants - Creative freelancers - Education providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an online shop for handmade or made-to-order furniture? Yes. We build Shopify or WooCommerce shops from £750 + VAT with product options, made-to-order lead times, delivery charges by area and strong product photography layouts. We also set up abandoned cart recovery and a Google Merchant Centre feed. ### Do you cover Marlow, Beaconsfield and the Chiltern villages? Yes. We work with businesses in High Wycombe and the surrounding area, including Marlow, Beaconsfield, Amersham, Princes Risborough and the Chiltern villages. All work is remote from Mansfield, so the prices are the same. ### Do you provide product photography? Photography is not included in our web design packages, but we can plan the shots you need and size them properly for the site. For professional product photography and branding, our sister studio at dijitulmedia.co.uk can quote separately. --- # Web Design in Aylesbury Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/aylesbury/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for Aylesbury businesses and organisations, including care providers, public sector suppliers, trades and rural businesses across Aylesbury Vale. We work remotely from Mansfield and build every site mobile-first and accessible. Prices start from £250 + VAT for a small business site and from £750 + VAT for ecommerce. Aylesbury is the county town of Buckinghamshire and the base of Buckinghamshire Council, so public administration and the suppliers and consultancies that serve it are a big part of the economy. Suppliers bidding for public work need websites that are clear, accessible to WCAG 2.2 AA and honest about capability, with policies and accreditations easy to find. The town has grown fast, with large developments such as Kingsbrook and Berryfields bringing new residents, new schools and new local businesses. Trades and housebuilding subcontractors are busy here, and they need sites with click-to-call, project photos, clear service lists and areas covered, plus a Google Business Profile that brings in nearby searches. Healthcare has a special place in Aylesbury's story. Stoke Mandeville Hospital is home to the National Spinal Injuries Centre, and the Stoke Mandeville Games held there are recognised as the forerunner of the Paralympic movement. The hospital remains one of the area's largest employers, and care providers across the town need calm, accessible sites that explain services, answer family questions and handle enquiries carefully under UK GDPR. Food production matters locally, with Arla Foods running a large dairy at Aston Clinton. To the west, Westcott Venture Park, a former rocket testing site, now hosts space propulsion and advanced engineering firms, which need precise technical B2B sites. The wider Aylesbury Vale is largely rural, with market towns such as Buckingham, Wendover and Winslow, plus farms, equestrian businesses and home-based firms. Farm shops and equestrian businesses suit small online shops or booking sites. Local search competition is moderate, but a growing population means new competitors arrive often. See care provider websites and builder websites. ## Who we build websites for in Aylesbury - Public sector suppliers and contractors - Healthcare and care providers - Engineering and space technology firms - Food and dairy supply chain firms - Housebuilding subcontractors and trades - Farms and equestrian businesses - Schools and nurseries - Retailers and hospitality - Hauliers and distributors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for care providers in Aylesbury? Yes. We build calm, accessible care websites with clear service pages, answers to common family questions, careers pages and enquiry forms that handle personal information properly. A Business site from £500 + VAT suits most care providers, as it includes copywriting. ### Do you cover Wendover, Buckingham and Winslow? Yes. We work with businesses across Aylesbury Vale, including Aylesbury, Wendover, Buckingham, Winslow, Haddenham and Aston Clinton. We work remotely from Mansfield, so rural businesses pay the same as town centre ones. ### Can a farm or equestrian business take bookings or sell online? Yes. We can add online booking for lessons, livery viewings or events, or build a small shop with click-and-collect for a farm shop. Booking sites start from £250 + VAT depending on size, and online shops start from £750 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Chichester Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/chichester/ > Holiday lets, pubs, Goodwood event suppliers, growers and marine businesses around Chichester can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build each site remotely from Mansfield, mobile-first and focused on bookings and enquiries. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops or booking-led ecommerce sites start from £750 + VAT. Chichester is a small cathedral city with a much broader economy than its size suggests. The Goodwood Estate, just to the north, hosts the Festival of Speed, the Goodwood Revival and Glorious Goodwood, drawing huge crowds and supporting event suppliers, caterers, hotels and hospitality across the area. Rolls-Royce Motor Cars builds its cars at Goodwood, bringing a high-end manufacturing presence and a network of suppliers. Event weeks shape web design needs here. Hotels, pubs, holiday lets and caterers need sites that show availability and prices clearly, take bookings directly and stay fast when everyone checks at once. Event suppliers need portfolio-style sites that show past setups and make quoting easy. The coastal plain around Chichester has one of the largest concentrations of commercial glasshouse growers in the UK, producing salad crops, peppers, herbs and flowers for national supermarkets. Growers, packhouses and agricultural technology firms need B2B sites that explain capacity, standards and supply arrangements, often for buyers who only visit the website once before getting in touch. Chichester Harbour supports sailing clubs, marinas, boatyards and marine services. Those businesses need clear service pages, berthing or storage information and booking or enquiry forms. Culture runs deep too. Chichester Festival Theatre is one of the country's leading regional theatres, Pallant House Gallery holds an important collection of modern British art, and the University of Chichester has campuses in the city and at Bognor Regis. Arts organisations need accessible sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA. The surrounding villages include many holiday lets and home-based businesses. Search competition for accommodation is strong, with big booking platforms ranking first, so a direct booking site with good photos and a complete Google Business Profile matters. See booking websites and event websites. ## Who we build websites for in Chichester - Hotels, pubs and holiday lets - Event and motorsport suppliers - Glasshouse growers and packhouses - Marinas and boatyard businesses - Arts organisations - Independent retailers - Professional practices - Manufacturing suppliers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can my holiday let take direct bookings through its own website? Yes. We build holiday let sites with real photos, property details, an availability calendar and a booking system that takes payments. A direct site with a complete Google Business Profile gives guests a reason to book with you rather than through a commission-based platform. ### Do you cover Bognor Regis, Selsey and the Witterings? Yes. We work with businesses in Chichester and nearby, including Bognor Regis, Selsey, the Witterings, Bosham, Emsworth and Midhurst. Being remote from Mansfield, we charge the same wherever you are. ### Will the site cope during Goodwood event weeks? We keep pages light, compress images, avoid unnecessary plugins and recommend hosting with caching, so the site stays fast when traffic spikes. Booking itself runs through a proven system designed for busy periods. --- # Web Design in Worthing Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/worthing/ > Care homes, dental practices, cafés and tradespeople in Worthing can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build sites remotely from Mansfield, with accessibility and mobile use at the centre of every design. A small business website is from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with copywriting and full schema is from £500 + VAT. Worthing is West Sussex's largest town, a seaside resort with a long promenade and the pier at its heart. Its relatively older population has shaped the economy, and health and social care is one of the biggest sectors: care homes, home care agencies, GP surgeries, dental practices and pharmacies, with Worthing Hospital a major employer. That has a direct effect on web design. Care and health websites here are read by older people and by their worried families, often on a phone or tablet. They need larger text, strong colour contrast, simple navigation and clear answers to practical questions: fees or how funding works, visiting, the care offered and how to arrange a visit. Building to WCAG 2.2 AA is not optional for these sites. Care providers also need careers pages, because recruitment is a constant pressure. Dental practices need treatment pages, price lists where they publish them, new patient information and online booking that works first time. Manufacturing has a notable presence too, with GSK running a pharmaceutical manufacturing site in the town and smaller engineering and production firms on the industrial estates. Those suppliers need factual B2B sites. The seafront and town centre support hotels, cafés, restaurants, the Pavilion and Connaught theatres and independent shops. Tourism is seasonal, so sites need to be easy to update with events and opening changes. Many residents commute to Brighton, Gatwick or London, and a growing number of tradespeople, freelancers and small businesses work from home in Goring, Lancing, Ferring and Shoreham. Trades face tough local search competition, so click-to-call, reviews and a page per service make a big difference. See care home websites and dental practice websites. ## Who we build websites for in Worthing - Care homes - Home care agencies - GP, dental and pharmacy practices - Hotels, cafés and restaurants - Independent retailers - Tradespeople - Manufacturing and engineering firms - Freelancers and home businesses - Arts and entertainment venues ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you design a care home website that older visitors find easy to use? Yes. We use larger text, strong contrast, simple menus and clear headings, and build to WCAG 2.2 AA. We put the questions families ask most, about care, visiting and arranging a look round, near the top of the page, with click-to-call on mobile. ### Do you cover Goring, Lancing and Shoreham? Yes. We work with businesses in Worthing and nearby, including Goring, Ferring, Lancing, Sompting, Findon and Shoreham-by-Sea. We work remotely from Mansfield, so there is no travel charge and you review the site on a private link. ### Can a dental practice take online bookings? Yes. We integrate online booking from your practice software or a trusted booking tool, and build pages for each treatment, new patient information and fees where you publish them. Most practices fit the Business package from £500 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Eastbourne Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/eastbourne/ > Eastbourne hotels, English language schools, care providers and seafront businesses can commission a custom website from dijitul. We design and build each site remotely from Mansfield, mobile-first and focused on bookings and enquiries. Small business websites cost from £250 + VAT, and multilingual or larger sites are priced from £500 + VAT or given a fixed quote. Eastbourne sits at the foot of the South Downs, close to Beachy Head, and tourism has shaped its economy since Victorian times. Its long seafront is lined with hotels, and the town hosts conferences, shows and events at the Congress Theatre, Winter Garden and Devonshire Park, which also stages an international grass-court tennis tournament each June. Hotels and guest houses need websites built around direct bookings: room pages with real photos, clear prices and policies, and a booking engine linked to their channel manager. Conference and event venues need capacity details, floor plans, catering options and an enquiry form that captures dates and numbers. Eastbourne is well known for its English language schools, which attract international students all year and support host families, activity providers and student accommodation. Language school sites are a specialist job. They need course pages in several languages, with proper hreflang tags so the right version appears in each country, clear prices and dates, and booking or enquiry forms that work for agents as well as students. The town's older population makes health and social care a major employer, with care homes, home care agencies, healthcare practices and Eastbourne District General Hospital. Care sites need to be accessible to WCAG 2.2 AA and easy for families to read. The town centre, anchored by The Beacon, mixes national chains with independents, while Little Chelsea and the Old Town have specialist shops and cafés. Sovereign Harbour, one of the largest marina complexes in the country, adds marine businesses, restaurants and offices. Industrial estates hold trades and small manufacturers. Search competition is strong for accommodation and language courses, where national players rank. Specific, well-written pages give local businesses their best chance. See multilingual websites and hotel websites. ## Who we build websites for in Eastbourne - Hotels and guest houses - English language schools - Care homes and home care agencies - Conference and event venues - Marina and marine businesses - Independent retailers - Tradespeople - Healthcare practices - Attractions and leisure venues ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a multilingual website for an Eastbourne language school? Yes. We build multilingual sites with separate URLs per language, a clear switcher and hreflang tags so each version can rank in the right country. Course, accommodation and booking pages can all be translated, with your translators supplying the text. ### Do you cover Hailsham, Pevensey and Polegate? Yes. We work with businesses in Eastbourne and nearby, including Hailsham, Pevensey Bay, Polegate, Willingdon and Seaford. We work remotely from Mansfield, so the prices stay the same wherever you are based. ### Can a hotel website link to our channel manager? Yes. We integrate your booking engine or channel manager so availability stays in step across platforms, and design room pages that encourage direct bookings. Larger booking integrations are scoped and quoted as a fixed price. --- # Web Design in Hastings Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/hastings/ > Artists, makers, Old Town shops, galleries and charities in Hastings and St Leonards can get a custom website from dijitul. We work remotely from our Mansfield office and design each site mobile-first, with selling and storytelling in mind. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops for makers and independents start from £750 + VAT. Hastings is best known for 1066, but its modern economy mixes tourism, creative industries, small manufacturing and a strong independent business culture. The Old Town's narrow streets and timber-framed buildings are full of independent shops, galleries, pubs and restaurants. On the Stade, the beach-launched fishing fleet, often described as the largest of its kind in Europe, still lands fish for local fishmongers and restaurants. Culture has become central to the town's identity. Hastings Contemporary draws visitors from across the South East, and the rebuilt Hastings Pier won the RIBA Stirling Prize in 2017. Hastings and St Leonards-on-Sea have attracted many artists, designers, writers, makers and small creative businesses, often working from home or shared studios. For makers and artists, the website is often the shop. They need online stores on Shopify, WooCommerce or Squarespace with good product photography, honest descriptions, simple shipping rules and commission or enquiry forms. Galleries need exhibition pages, artist profiles and a way to sell or reserve work. Portfolio sites for designers and writers need to be fast and clean, letting the work speak. Food businesses, from fishmongers to restaurants on the seafront, need menus and daily catch or specials that are easy to update from a phone, plus opening hours that match Google. Hastings also has many social enterprises, charities and community groups. Their sites need clear missions, donation and volunteer forms and accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA, on budgets that are often tight. Industrial estates such as Castleham and Ponswood house light manufacturing, engineering, printing and trades. Bexhill and Battle add tourism and small businesses. Local search is less crowded than in Brighton, so a well-built site can stand out quickly. See online shop design and portfolio websites. ## Who we build websites for in Hastings - Artists, makers and galleries - Independent shops - Pubs, cafés and restaurants - Fishing and seafood businesses - Charities and social enterprises - Holiday lets and guest houses - Light manufacturers - Printers and trades ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Which platform should a Hastings maker use for an online shop? It depends on your range and how you like to work. Shopify is simple to run with strong apps, WooCommerce gives more control and no monthly platform fee, and Squarespace suits small ranges. We explain the trade-offs and build on whichever fits, from £750 + VAT. ### Do you cover St Leonards, Bexhill and Battle? Yes. We work with businesses in Hastings, St Leonards-on-Sea, Bexhill, Battle, Rye and the surrounding villages. We work remotely from Mansfield, so everything is done by video call, email and a private staging link. ### Can a small charity get a good website on a tight budget? Yes. A Starter site from £250 + VAT gives a charity up to five pages, a contact form, Google Business Profile setup and basic SEO foundations. We can add donation buttons through a trusted provider and keep the editing simple for volunteers. --- # Web Design in Tunbridge Wells Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/tunbridge-wells/ > dijitul builds custom websites for Tunbridge Wells solicitors, financial advisers, estate agents, independent boutiques and wedding venues. We design and build every site remotely from Mansfield, with clear writing, fast pages and local search set up from the start. Websites start from £250 + VAT, Business sites from £500 + VAT and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Royal Tunbridge Wells grew as a spa town around the Chalybeate Spring, and the colonnaded Pantiles are still its best-known street. Today it is a prosperous commuter town on the Kent and East Sussex border, with direct trains to London and an economy weighted towards professional and financial services. The town has a high concentration of solicitors, accountants, wealth managers, financial advisers, insurance businesses, surveyors and estate agents serving clients across west Kent and East Sussex. Their clients are careful buyers who read before they call. Websites for these firms need clear service pages, plain explanations of how they work, team profiles, regulator details and secure enquiry forms. Financial firms also need wording that fits their compliance requirements, which we write with you rather than around you. Estate agents need fast property pages and valuation request forms, ideally fed from their property software so listings stay current without double entry. Retail and hospitality are strong too. Royal Victoria Place and the main shopping streets sit alongside independent boutiques, delis, cafés and restaurants in the Pantiles and Mount Pleasant. Boutiques and delis are good candidates for small online shops with local delivery and click-and-collect, while restaurants need menus and booking that work on a phone. The surrounding area, including Southborough, Pembury, Paddock Wood, Cranbrook and Crowborough, has farms, wedding venues and home-based consultants. Wedding venues need image-led sites with real galleries, capacity details, packages and enquiry forms that capture the date and guest numbers. Search competition is strong because many professional firms target the same affluent area. Specific pages and genuine expertise tend to win over generic copy. See wedding business websites and accountant websites. ## Who we build websites for in Tunbridge Wells - Solicitors and accountants - Wealth managers and financial advisers - Insurance and financial services firms - Estate and lettings agents - Surveyors - Independent boutiques and delis - Restaurants and cafés - Wedding venues and rural businesses - Independent schools ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a wedding venue near Tunbridge Wells? Yes. We build image-led venue sites with real galleries, spaces and capacities, packages, supplier lists and an enquiry form that captures the date and guest numbers. Good image compression keeps galleries fast even with lots of photos. ### Do you cover Southborough, Pembury and Crowborough? Yes. We work with businesses in Tunbridge Wells and the surrounding area, including Southborough, Pembury, Paddock Wood, Cranbrook, Crowborough and Tonbridge. We work from Mansfield, so there is one price list for the whole area. ### Can you write compliant copy for a financial adviser? We write clear, plain-English copy as part of the Business package from £500 + VAT and work to your compliance requirements. You or your compliance team approve every page before it goes live, and we add the regulatory information you need in the footer. --- # Web Design in Ashford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/ashford/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for Ashford freight firms, distributors, manufacturers, farms and village businesses across the borough. We work remotely from Mansfield, building every site custom and mobile-first. A small business website is from £250 + VAT, a Business site is from £500 + VAT and an online shop is from £750 + VAT. Ashford's modern growth owes a lot to transport. Ashford International station is on High Speed 1, with trains to St Pancras in under 40 minutes, and the town sits on the M20 between London and the Channel ports at Folkestone and Dover. That location has drawn logistics, distribution and freight businesses, plus commuters and firms looking for space outside London. Freight forwarders, customs agents and hauliers working with cross-Channel trade need B2B websites that explain services precisely: customs clearance, groupage, warehousing, routes and turnaround. Buyers want to see accreditations and a fast way to request a quote, and some sites benefit from pages written for specific types of goods or destinations. Business activity is spread across several parks. Eureka Park hosts offices and professional firms, while Orbital Park and other estates hold distribution centres, trade counters, manufacturers and engineering firms. Manufacturers and food processors need capability pages and quote forms, and trade counters benefit from stock and opening information that is always current. The Ashford Designer Outlet, beside the international station, is a major retail destination, and the town centre has new leisure and residential schemes such as Elwick Place. The William Harvey Hospital is a large employer. Ashford is also a market town for a big rural area. Its livestock market is one of the busiest in the South East, and the borough has farms, orchards, vineyards, food producers and villages such as Tenterden, Charing and Wye. Farm shops, vineyards and producers can sell well online, and village shops and pubs need simple, fast sites with opening times and booking. Local search is moderate in town, but B2B freight terms are fiercely national, so niche service pages matter. See retailer websites and B2B ecommerce. ## Who we build websites for in Ashford - Freight forwarders and customs agents - Hauliers and distribution firms - Manufacturers and food processors - Trade counters - Farms and livestock businesses - Vineyards and food producers - Retailers - Professional services firms ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a customs agent or freight forwarder? Yes. We build B2B sites with a page per service, such as customs clearance, groupage or warehousing, plus accreditations and a detailed quote form. The Business package, from £500 + VAT, covers copywriting and schema markup too. ### Do you cover Tenterden, Charing and Wye? Yes. We work with businesses in Ashford and across the borough, including Tenterden, Charing, Wye, Hamstreet and Kennington. We work remotely from Mansfield, so rural and village businesses pay the same prices. ### Can a farm shop sell online with local delivery? Yes. We build Shopify or WooCommerce shops from £750 + VAT with delivery zones, click-and-collect slots, payments and stock control. We also train your team on handling orders, so the shop runs smoothly from day one. --- # Web Design in Winchester Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/winchester/ > Winchester solicitors, planning consultants, schools, charities and hospitality businesses can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build every site remotely from Mansfield, accessible and quick on phones. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with copywriting and a page for every service starts from £500 + VAT. Winchester is Hampshire's county town and was once the capital of Alfred the Great's Wessex. Today it is a small, affluent cathedral city whose economy leans on public administration, professional services, education and tourism. Hampshire County Council has its headquarters here, and that, along with the courts, supports a large community of solicitors, barristers, accountants, surveyors, planners and consultants. Professional and planning firms need precise websites. Clients and public bodies want to see expertise clearly set out, with a page for each service, plain-English explanations, team credentials and regulator details. Planning and environmental consultants benefit from pages that explain specific processes, such as planning applications or ecological surveys, because those pages answer the questions people actually search for. Education is a defining feature. The University of Winchester, Winchester School of Art and Winchester College are all here, plus many other schools, nurseries and tutors. School sites must meet WCAG 2.2 AA, publish the required policies and make admissions and term dates easy to find. Tourism centres on the cathedral, the Great Hall with its Round Table, the water meadows and the historic High Street. The Christmas market at the cathedral draws big crowds, supporting hotels, pubs, restaurants and independent shops. These businesses need sites that handle seasonal changes easily, with booking and opening information always current. The surrounding countryside, including the South Downs, has farms, estates, wedding venues and home-based consultancies. Charities and heritage organisations are common too, needing donation forms and accessible design. Search competition is strong among professional firms, so depth and clarity on each service page tends to beat broad claims. See school websites and website copywriting. ## Who we build websites for in Winchester - Solicitors and barristers' chambers - Accountants and surveyors - Planning and environmental consultants - Public sector consultants and suppliers - Schools, colleges and tutors - Hotels, pubs and restaurants - Independent retailers - Wedding venues and estates - Charities and heritage organisations ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for planning and environmental consultants? Yes. We build sites with a page for each service, such as planning applications, heritage statements or ecological surveys, written in plain English. The Business package from £500 + VAT includes copywriting and full schema markup. ### Do you cover Alresford, Twyford and the surrounding villages? Yes. We work with businesses in Winchester and nearby, including Alresford, Twyford, Kings Worthy, Bishop's Waltham and Otterbourne. Everything is remote from Mansfield, so the prices are the same for every business. ### Can you build a school website that meets accessibility rules? Yes. We build school sites to WCAG 2.2 AA, with clear menus, accessible documents where possible, policy pages and term dates that staff can update easily. We also provide training and a recorded walkthrough. --- # Web Design in Newbury Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/newbury/ > Newbury telecoms suppliers, software firms, racing yards, equine businesses and town centre shops can commission a custom website from dijitul. We design and build each site remotely from Mansfield, mobile-first and set up for search. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce sites for equestrian or rural retailers start from £750 + VAT. Newbury is the main town of West Berkshire, where the A34 crosses the M4. In business circles it is best known as the home of Vodafone, whose global headquarters campus sits on the edge of town. That presence, together with the wider Thames Valley technology corridor, has drawn telecoms, software and IT services firms, contractors and consultancies. Tech suppliers here sell to large companies, and their websites get read closely. They need clear service and product pages, explanations of who they work with, security and privacy information and fast, well-built pages. Contractors and small consultancies often need a sharp site on their own domain rather than a large one. Greenham Business Park, on the site of the former RAF Greenham Common, is now a large mixed park with offices, engineering firms, manufacturers and creative businesses. Other estates around town hold trade counters and distributors. Horse racing is a major part of the local economy. Newbury Racecourse hosts high-profile meetings and conferences, and the Lambourn valley, often called the Valley of the Racehorse, has one of the largest concentrations of racehorse training yards in the country. That supports vets, farriers, feed merchants, horse transport firms and stud farms. Racing yards and studs need image-led sites with facilities, staff, owners' information and news. Equine vets need clear service pages and emergency contact details on every page. Feed merchants and saddlers are good candidates for online shops. The town centre, with the Parkway shopping centre and the Kennet and Avon Canal, has independent shops, restaurants and professional practices. Local search competition is moderate, but racing and equine services compete nationally, so specialist pages matter. See ecommerce website design and clinic websites. ## Who we build websites for in Newbury - Telecoms and technology companies - Software and IT services firms - Racehorse trainers and stud farms - Equine vets and suppliers - Engineering and manufacturing firms - Retailers and restaurants - Professional practices - Event and hospitality businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for racing yards and stud farms? Yes. We build image-led sites with facilities, team, horses, owners' information and news, using compressed images so galleries stay fast. A Starter site from £250 + VAT suits a small yard, and larger yards often choose the Business package. ### Do you cover Lambourn, Thatcham and Hungerford? Yes. We work with businesses across West Berkshire, including Newbury, Thatcham, Hungerford, Lambourn and Theale. We work remotely from Mansfield, so rural businesses pay the same as those in town. ### Can an equine vet practice show emergency details clearly? Yes. We put the emergency number and click-to-call on every page, especially on mobile, and build clear pages for each service. We also add LocalBusiness schema so your opening hours and contact details are easy for search engines to read. --- # Web Design in Bracknell Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/bracknell/ > Bracknell tech firms, IT resellers, consultancies, distributors and local service businesses can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build each site remotely from Mansfield, mobile-first and clear about what you offer. Websites start from £250 + VAT, Business sites with copywriting from £500 + VAT and online shops from £750 + VAT. Bracknell was designated a new town in 1949 and grew into one of the Thames Valley's key business locations, close to the M4 and M3 and within easy reach of Heathrow. It became known for technology and corporate offices, and for many years it was home to the Met Office before the move to Exeter in 2003. Waitrose has its head office here and is one of the town's largest employers. Most business activity sits in the Western and Southern business areas, which combine large corporate offices with smaller technology firms, IT services companies, software vendors and resellers, distributors, trade counters and light industrial units. Many small consultancies and contractors work for the larger Thames Valley firms. Technology vendors and resellers need websites that explain products and services without jargon, with clear solution pages, partner and support information and demo or contact requests that reach the right person. Consultancies benefit from pages that show specific expertise rather than broad claims, because corporate buyers compare several suppliers at once. Recruitment agencies, common in the area, need job listings with JobPosting schema and simple applications. Distributors and light industrial businesses depend on catalogue or quote-led websites, sometimes with a trade ordering area, so customers can check ranges and request prices quickly. The Lexicon opened in 2017 and transformed the town centre with new shops, restaurants and leisure. The wider Bracknell Forest borough includes Crowthorne, Sandhurst, Binfield and Warfield, with large residential areas and schools, and the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst on the edge of the borough. Local trades and services there need simple sites with click-to-call and reviews. Search competition is shared with Reading, Wokingham and Camberley, so naming the areas you serve helps. See website design and development and startup websites. ## Who we build websites for in Bracknell - Software and IT services companies - Technology vendors and resellers - Corporate suppliers - Contractors and consultancies - Distributors and trade counters - Light industrial businesses - Recruitment agencies - Retailers and restaurants - Schools and education providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for an IT reseller or software vendor? Yes. We build clear solution and product pages, support and partner information, and demo or contact forms routed to the right team. Larger sites with customer portals or complex integrations get a fixed quote, and web apps can be referred to our development team. ### Do you cover Crowthorne, Sandhurst and Binfield? Yes. We work with businesses across Bracknell Forest, including Bracknell, Crowthorne, Sandhurst, Binfield and Warfield, plus Wokingham and Ascot. We work remotely from Mansfield, so prices are the same throughout. ### What does a Business website include? Up to fifteen pages with a page for each service, copywriting, full schema markup, local SEO groundwork, speed optimisation for Core Web Vitals, conversion tracking and a training session with a recorded walkthrough. It starts from £500 + VAT and typically takes five to six weeks. --- # Web Design in Dartford Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/dartford/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for Dartford logistics firms, construction contractors, trades, cleaning companies and local retailers. We work remotely from Mansfield and build every site mobile-first, with click-to-call and quote forms where they matter. A small business website is from £250 + VAT, and a Business site with copywriting is from £500 + VAT. Dartford sits at the southern end of the Dartford Crossing, the bridge and tunnels carrying the M25 over the Thames, and that location defines much of its economy. With the M25 and A2 meeting nearby, it is a natural base for distribution, logistics, construction and trade businesses serving London, Kent and Essex. Crossways Business Park, beside the Thames, holds distribution centres, offices and trade businesses, and more industrial estates line the riverside and the A2. Third-party logistics warehouses and hauliers need B2B websites that set out capacity, services, coverage and accreditations, with quote forms that capture pallet numbers, frequency and destinations in one go. The area around Ebbsfleet is one of the country's biggest development schemes. Ebbsfleet Garden City is bringing thousands of new homes, and Ebbsfleet International gives high-speed trains to St Pancras. That growth has brought construction firms, groundworks contractors, housebuilders and trades. Their websites need project galleries, service pages, accreditations such as CHAS or Constructionline where held, and contact routes for both main contractors and homeowners. Bluewater, in Greenhithe, is one of the largest shopping centres in the UK and a major employer for retail and hospitality. Darent Valley Hospital is another big employer. Cleaning and facilities companies are common too, serving offices, warehouses and new developments. They need sites that show services, areas covered and a fast quote route. Dartford town centre is being regenerated, with new homes and leisure alongside its market, independent shops and professional services. Local search competition is high for trades, because firms from across north Kent, south-east London and Essex chase the same jobs. Service pages for each trade and honest area pages help a Dartford firm stand out. See cleaning company websites and builder websites. ## Who we build websites for in Dartford - Third-party logistics warehouses - Hauliers and distribution firms - Construction and groundworks contractors - Housebuilders and trades - Cleaning and facilities companies - Retail and hospitality operators - Trade counters - Professional services firms ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a groundworks or construction contractor? Yes. We build sites with project galleries, a page for each service, accreditations, health and safety information and contact routes for main contractors and private clients. Most contractors choose the Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting. ### Do you cover Greenhithe, Swanscombe and Ebbsfleet? Yes. We work with businesses in Dartford and nearby, including Greenhithe, Swanscombe, Ebbsfleet, Stone, Wilmington and Gravesend. We work remotely from Mansfield, so prices are the same everywhere and there is no travel charge. ### What should a cleaning company website include? Clear service pages for domestic, commercial or specialist cleaning, areas covered, insurance and vetting details, reviews and a short quote form, with click-to-call on mobile. A Starter site from £250 + VAT covers a small firm, and growing firms move to the Business package. --- # Web Design in Medway Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/medway/ > Across Rochester, Chatham, Gillingham, Strood and Rainham, dijitul designs custom websites for engineering firms, trade counters, independent shops and care providers. We work remotely from Mansfield and build every Medway site mobile-first and structured for local search. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops or trade ordering sites start from £750 + VAT. Medway is made up of several towns along the River Medway, including Rochester, Chatham, Gillingham, Strood and Rainham, together one of the largest urban areas in the South East outside London. That shape matters for web design, because customers search by their own town. A Gillingham plumber and a Rochester café are each competing in a slightly different local market. Medway's history is tied to the Royal Navy. Chatham Dockyard built and repaired warships for over four hundred years until 1984, and the Historic Dockyard Chatham is now a major visitor attraction and filming location. The former dockyard area is now Chatham Maritime, with offices, housing, the Dockside outlet centre and the Universities at Medway campus shared by the University of Kent, the University of Greenwich and Canterbury Christ Church University. Students support letting agents and landlords who need clear, searchable property sites. Engineering remains important. BAE Systems has a long-established site in Rochester working on avionics, and many smaller engineering, manufacturing and marine businesses supply the sector. Those suppliers need factual B2B sites with capabilities, accreditations and careful wording. Industrial estates such as Gillingham Business Park, Medway City Estate and Kingsnorth on the Hoo Peninsula house manufacturers, distributors and trade counters that benefit from catalogue or ordering sites. Rochester's historic High Street, with its cathedral, castle and Dickens connections, supports independent shops, cafés and tourism. Those businesses need sites with real photos, opening times and events, plus online shops for gifts and specialist goods. Medway Maritime Hospital in Gillingham is a major employer, and care providers across the towns need accessible, reassuring websites. Search competition is spread across five towns, so pages for the towns you really serve make a difference. See plumber websites and care websites. ## Who we build websites for in Medway - Engineering and defence suppliers - Manufacturers and distributors - Trade counters - Marine businesses - Independent shops and cafés - Tourism and heritage businesses - Letting agents and student landlords - Care providers - Plumbers, electricians and builders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you cover all the Medway towns? Yes. We work with businesses in Rochester, Chatham, Gillingham, Strood, Rainham and on the Hoo Peninsula. We work remotely from Mansfield, so every town gets the same prices, and we can write separate pages for each town you genuinely serve. ### Can a Rochester gift shop sell online? Yes. We build Shopify or WooCommerce shops from £750 + VAT with good product pages, payments, delivery and click-and-collect. We set up a Google Merchant Centre feed and abandoned cart recovery, and train you to manage orders. ### Can you help a Medway tradesperson get more calls? Yes. We put click-to-call on every page, build a page for each service, show real photos of your work and set up your Google Business Profile. A Starter site from £250 + VAT covers most sole traders and is typically live in three to four weeks. --- # Web Design in Bristol Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/bristol/ > dijitul builds websites for Bristol businesses, from independent cafés on Gloucester Road to aerospace suppliers near Filton and startups at Temple Quarter. We work remotely from Mansfield and design every site from scratch, mobile-first and accessible. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce sites start from £750 + VAT. Bristol is the largest city in the South West and one of the UK's most varied city economies. That variety means there is no single kind of Bristol website, and the city's businesses tend to be design-aware, so a generic template stands out for the wrong reasons. Aerospace has been central for over a century. Filton, on the northern edge of the city, is home to major Airbus and Rolls-Royce operations, and GKN Aerospace and many smaller engineering firms form a large supply chain. Suppliers need technical B2B websites with capability pages, quality standards and enquiry forms that accept drawings, written with care and without unsupported claims. Bristol is also a national centre for creative and media work. The BBC's Natural History Unit is based here, Aardman Animations is in the city, and there are many production companies, animation studios and design agencies. Creative businesses need portfolio sites that show work at full quality while still loading fast, using modern image formats and video embedded only when needed. Startups gather around Temple Quarter and the Engine Shed next to Temple Meads. They usually need a launch site or landing page that can grow. Large law, accountancy and financial services firms in the centre and around Temple Quay sit alongside smaller practices that need clear, credible sites. Bristol is known for its independents: cafés, restaurants, bars and shops in Stokes Croft, Gloucester Road, Clifton and Bedminster, alongside Cabot Circus and Broadmead. These businesses need menus, booking and ordering that work on a phone, and small online shops for makers. Charities and social enterprises are well represented too. Search competition is high and local, often by neighbourhood, so pages and profiles that name where you are help. See restaurant websites and accessible web design. ## Who we build websites for in Bristol - Independent cafés, bars and shops - Creative, media and animation companies - Design and digital agencies - Aerospace and engineering suppliers - Law and accountancy firms - Tech and SaaS start-ups - Research-led businesses - Charities and social enterprises ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Bristol aerospace suppliers? Yes. We build technical B2B sites with capability pages, quality accreditations, sectors served and enquiry forms that accept drawings. Wording is factual and careful. Most fit the Business package from £500 + VAT, and complex builds get a fixed quote. ### Do you cover Clifton, Bedminster and the wider Bristol area? Yes. We work with businesses across Bristol, including Clifton, Bedminster, Southville, Stokes Croft, Filton and Temple Quarter, as well as South Gloucestershire and North Somerset. We work remotely from Mansfield, so prices are the same. ### Can my café website show a menu and take orders? Yes. We build menus as real text so they are readable on phones and by search engines, keep opening hours easy to update and add ordering or table booking through a trusted system. A Starter site from £250 + VAT covers most cafés. --- # Web Design in Exeter Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/exeter/ > Exeter science firms, environmental consultancies, solicitors, Devon food producers and tourism businesses can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build each site remotely from our Mansfield base, mobile-first and written in plain English. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops for producers and retailers start from £750 + VAT. Exeter is Devon's county city and the main business centre for much of the South West peninsula. Devon County Council is based here, and the city is a regional hub for professional services, retail, healthcare and public administration across a large and mostly rural area. That makes Exeter's professional firms, such as solicitors, accountants and surveyors, the first port of call for clients from all over Devon. Their websites need to reach those clients with clear service pages and pages that name the parts of Devon they serve. The city has a strong cluster of science and data businesses. The Met Office moved its headquarters here in 2003, the University of Exeter is known for climate and environmental research, and Exeter Science Park hosts growing technology, data science and environmental companies. Those firms need websites that explain technical work clearly for clients, investors and recruits, with case-style examples and well-structured service pages. The city centre around the cathedral, Princesshay and the High Street is a regional shopping destination, and the historic Quayside adds hospitality and leisure. Retailers and restaurants need fast mobile sites with menus, opening times and booking or ordering. Business parks at Sowton and Marsh Barton host trade counters, distributors and car dealers that benefit from stock or product information online and clear opening times. Beyond the city, Devon's economy includes farming, food and drink production and tourism. Food and drink producers are good candidates for online shops with gift ranges and delivery rules, while holiday lets and tourism businesses need direct booking sites. Local search competition is moderate, but clients search across a wide area, so area pages and a strong Google Business Profile matter. See solicitor websites and WooCommerce web design. ## Who we build websites for in Exeter - Climate, weather and data science firms - Environmental consultancies - Solicitors and accountants - Retailers and hospitality - Trade counters and distributors - Food and drink producers - Tourism businesses - Healthcare providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for environmental and science consultancies? Yes. We build clear B2B sites that explain technical services in plain English, with a page for each service, team credentials and case-style examples where clients allow. Our Business package from £500 + VAT includes the copywriting and full schema. ### Do you cover the rest of Devon? Yes. We work with businesses in Exeter and across Devon, including Exmouth, Topsham, Crediton, Tiverton and Newton Abbot. We work remotely from Mansfield, so rural Devon businesses pay the same as those in the city. ### Can a Devon food producer sell online? Yes. We build Shopify or WooCommerce shops from £750 + VAT with product pages, gift options, delivery rules for chilled or ambient goods, payments and a Google Merchant Centre feed. We also train your team on order management. --- # Web Design in Plymouth Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/plymouth/ > dijitul designs and builds custom websites for Plymouth marine engineers, boatbuilders, defence suppliers, Barbican hospitality businesses and care providers. We work remotely from Mansfield, building every site mobile-first and ready to earn enquiries. A small business website is from £250 + VAT, a Business site is from £500 + VAT and an online shop is from £750 + VAT. Plymouth's economy has been shaped by the sea. His Majesty's Naval Base Devonport is the largest naval base in Western Europe, and Babcock carries out major ship and submarine maintenance there, supporting a large defence and engineering supply chain. Princess Yachts builds luxury motor yachts in the city, and many smaller boatbuilders, marine engineers and suppliers work around the waterfront. Defence and marine engineering suppliers need careful, factual B2B websites: capabilities, accreditations, sectors served and secure enquiry routes, without vague claims. Boatbuilders and marine businesses usually need image-led sites with strong galleries and specifications, which have to stay fast even with large photos. Marine science is another strength. The Marine Biological Association and Plymouth Marine Laboratory are both based here, the University of Plymouth is known for marine research, and in 2019 Plymouth Sound became the UK's first National Marine Park. Marine science and technology companies need clear sites that explain specialist work in plain language. Brittany Ferries sails from Plymouth to Roscoff and Santander, supporting travel, freight and logistics businesses. Tourism focuses on the Hoe, the Barbican and the Mayflower story, and hotels, restaurants and attractions need booking-led websites with real photos and accurate opening times. Derriford Hospital is one of the region's largest employers and supports clinics, care providers and healthcare suppliers. Care websites need to be accessible to WCAG 2.2 AA and easy for families to use. Business parks at Derriford, Langage and Estover host offices, manufacturers including medical device and electronics firms, and distributors. Local search competition is moderate, with the city's size meaning businesses compete across many neighbourhoods. See manufacturer websites and clinic websites. ## Who we build websites for in Plymouth - Defence and marine engineering firms - Boatbuilders and yacht manufacturers - Marine science and technology companies - Medical device and electronics manufacturers - Tourism and hospitality businesses - Care providers and clinics - Logistics and freight firms - Retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build an image-led website for a Plymouth boatbuilder? Yes. We build galleries and model pages with specifications, using WebP or AVIF images and lazy loading so large photos stay fast. Enquiry forms capture the details you need, and the design keeps the boats front and centre. ### Do you cover Saltash, Ivybridge and Plympton? Yes. We work with businesses in Plymouth and nearby, including Plympton, Plymstock, Ivybridge, Saltash and Tavistock. We work remotely from Mansfield, so the prices are the same wherever you are. ### Do you build websites for clinics and care providers? Yes. We build accessible sites to WCAG 2.2 AA with clear service pages, booking or enquiry forms that handle personal data carefully, and careers pages. Most clinics and care providers fit the Business package from £500 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Bath Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/bath/ > Bath hotels, holiday lets, tour operators, architects, publishers and independent retailers can commission a custom website from dijitul. We design and build every site remotely from Mansfield, with fast image-rich pages and accessibility built in. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops or booking-led ecommerce sites start from £750 + VAT. Bath is the only entire city in the UK designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and tourism is central to its economy. The Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, the Royal Crescent and Thermae Bath Spa draw visitors from around the world, supporting hotels, guest houses, holiday lets, restaurants, tour operators and attractions. The Christmas market is one of the busiest in the country. Visitor businesses in Bath compete hard for attention, often against big booking platforms. A direct website with beautiful but fast imagery, clear prices, real availability and an easy booking path is the best way to win direct bookings. Tour operators and attractions need ticketing or booking integrations and pages in more than one language for international visitors. Bath also has a strong knowledge economy. The University of Bath and Bath Spa University bring a large student population, Future plc has its headquarters in the city, and Bath has a long history of publishing, software and digital businesses. Publishers and media firms need fast, well-structured sites for large volumes of content. Engineering and architecture are another strength: Buro Happold was founded in Bath, and many architecture and engineering practices are based here. Their sites are portfolio-led, with project pages that show work at high quality and explain approach clearly. Careful image handling keeps these sites quick. Retail combines SouthGate with independent shops on Milsom Street, Walcot Street and around the Abbey. Independents are good candidates for small online shops with gift options and local collection. The Royal United Hospital and many independent schools add further organisations needing accessible sites. Search competition is intense for accommodation and food, so specific pages and a complete Google Business Profile matter a lot. See portfolio websites and hotel websites. ## Who we build websites for in Bath - Hotels, guest houses and holiday lets - Tour operators and attractions - Spas and wellbeing businesses - Restaurants and cafés - Architecture and engineering practices - Publishing and media businesses - Software and digital companies - Independent retailers - Independent schools ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a portfolio website for a Bath architecture practice? Yes. We build project-led portfolio sites with large, sharp images in WebP or AVIF, clear project write-ups, sectors and services pages and an enquiry route. Careful image handling keeps pages fast, which matters for both visitors and search rankings. ### Do you cover the area around Bath? Yes. We work with businesses in Bath and nearby, including Bradford on Avon, Keynsham, Midsomer Norton, Corsham and the surrounding villages. We work remotely from Mansfield, so the prices are the same throughout. ### Can a holiday let in Bath take direct bookings? Yes. We build holiday let sites with photo galleries, property details, an availability calendar and an integrated booking system with payments. A direct site gives guests a reason to book with you rather than paying a platform's fees. --- # Web Design in Bournemouth Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/bournemouth/ > Bournemouth hotels, English language schools, financial services suppliers, restaurants and recruiters can get a custom website from dijitul. We design and build each site remotely from Mansfield, mobile-first and set up for search. A small business website costs from £250 + VAT, and online shops or larger booking sites cost from £750 + VAT. Bournemouth is part of the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole conurbation, the largest urban area on the south coast west of Southampton. Its seven miles of sandy beaches make it a major holiday destination, and tourism supports hotels, guest houses, restaurants, bars and attractions. The Bournemouth International Centre hosts conferences, political events and concerts. Hospitality sites here need to work on a phone in a hurry: real photos, clear prices, booking or table reservation in one tap and opening hours that match Google. Hotels benefit from direct booking pages that give guests a reason to book with them rather than through a platform. Conference suppliers need capacity and package pages. Financial services are a big part of the economy. JPMorgan has one of its largest UK operations in the town and LV= has its head office here, supporting insurance, banking and fintech businesses and the contractors, recruiters and consultancies that serve them. Recruiters need job listings with JobPosting schema and simple applications. Consultancies need sharp, credible sites that stand up to corporate scrutiny. Bournemouth also has a well-established digital and creative sector, with web agencies, developers, digital marketers and animation and visual effects specialists, fed by Bournemouth University and Arts University Bournemouth. That means local businesses have plenty of choice, and visitors expect a high standard. English language schools are another distinctive industry, attracting international students and supporting host families, accommodation providers and activity companies. Their sites need multilingual course pages with correct hreflang tags and booking routes for agents and students. Bournemouth Airport has an adjoining business park with aviation and engineering firms. Search competition is high for tourism, so specific pages and reviews help. See multilingual websites and booking websites. ## Who we build websites for in Bournemouth - Hotels and holiday lets - Restaurants and bars - English language schools - Financial services and insurance suppliers - Recruitment agencies - Games and animation studios - Aviation and engineering firms - Conference and event suppliers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for language schools in Bournemouth? Yes. We build multilingual sites with separate pages per language, hreflang tags, course and accommodation pages, and booking or enquiry forms for both students and agents. Multilingual builds are usually quoted as a fixed price after we know the number of languages. ### Do you cover Poole and Christchurch? Yes. We work with businesses across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, including Boscombe, Westbourne, Southbourne, Ferndown and Wimborne. Our Mansfield team works remotely, so BCP businesses get the same published prices. ### Can you build a recruitment site with job listings? Yes. We build recruitment sites with searchable jobs, JobPosting schema so roles can show in Google's job results, simple applications and a separate employer route. If you use a recruitment CRM, we look at feeding jobs from it. --- # Web Design in Gloucester Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/gloucester/ > dijitul designs and builds websites for Gloucester businesses, from engineering suppliers near Staverton to restaurants at Gloucester Quays. We work remotely from our Mansfield base in Nottinghamshire, so you deal with the same small team by phone, email and video call. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. Gloucester is a working county city, and most of its websites have a job to do rather than a postcard to show. Insurance and energy offices around Barnwood, aerospace and precision engineering firms near Gloucestershire Airport at Staverton, and the trading estates at Waterwells, Hucclecote and Kingsway make up a large part of the local business base. Those firms mostly sell to other businesses, so their sites need to be clear, fast and believable to a buyer doing supplier checks. For an engineering subcontractor, that usually means a capability page with real machine lists, materials and tolerances, a downloadable PDF brochure, and a quote form that accepts a drawing upload. A broker, accountant or solicitor needs something different: a calm, accessible site with team profiles, clear fees or service pages, and contact routes that work on a phone. We build both as manufacturer websites and professional services sites with schema markup so Google understands what each page is about. The regenerated docks have changed the city centre. Restaurants and bars at Gloucester Quays compete for outlet shoppers who search on their phones while walking past, so a menu that loads as a fast HTML page (not a heavy PDF), opening hours that match the Google Business Profile, and a booking button near the top matter more than design flourishes. Westgate Street retailers increasingly want a small online shop with click-and-collect. - Trades in Quedgeley, Longlevens and Hucclecote: click-to-call sites with service area pages - Distributors and trade counters: product catalogues or B2B ordering - Start-ups from the University of Gloucestershire's city campus: a first website that can grow Local search in Gloucester is busier than its size suggests, because Cheltenham agencies and Bristol firms target the same terms. Ranking for a phrase like "electrician Gloucester" depends on a well-built service page, consistent name, address and phone details, and reviews on your Google profile. A lot of firms here also run sites left behind by an agency that has moved on, with no one holding the logins. Taking over, rebuilding and handing you full ownership is a common starting point. ## Who we build websites for in Gloucester - Engineering and aerospace subcontractors - Insurance brokers - Solicitors and accountants - Restaurants and bars at Gloucester Quays - Trade counters and distributors - Independent retailers - Builders and trades - Training providers - Start-ups ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Gloucester businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and run every Gloucester project by phone, email and video call. You see designs on a private preview link, comment on them, and approve each stage. Most small sites go live in three to four weeks without anyone needing to travel. ### Do you cover Quedgeley, Brockworth and the rest of Gloucestershire? Yes. We work with businesses in Quedgeley, Hucclecote, Brockworth, Longlevens, Tewkesbury, Stroud and Cheltenham in exactly the same way. If you serve several of those areas, we can build a page for each one so you have a better chance of showing up in local searches there. ### Can you build a website for an engineering supplier in Gloucester? Yes. We build B2B sites with capability pages, machine and materials lists, accreditation details, downloadable brochures and quote forms that accept drawing files. The aim is a site that a buyer can use to shortlist you, not just a brochure. Our Business package from £500 + VAT suits most suppliers. ### Can you help us rank in local searches around Gloucester? We build every site with the foundations local ranking needs: a page per service, location pages, LocalBusiness schema, fast load times and a properly set up Google Business Profile. We cannot promise positions, but we make sure nothing on the site is holding you back. --- # Web Design in Swindon Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/swindon/ > For Swindon firms, dijitul builds clear, fast websites that win work, whether you run a warehouse near the M4, a wholesale business or a shop in Old Town. We design and build remotely from Mansfield and keep you involved at every stage. Business websites start from £250 + VAT and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Swindon is an M4 corridor town built on big sites and moving goods. Junctions 15 and 16 put it within reach of London and Bristol, and the warehouses around South Marston and Groundwell, plus the business parks at Windmill Hill and Kembrey Park, generate a lot of business-to-business trade. That shapes what a Swindon website usually needs to do. Logistics and distribution firms are often recruiting as much as selling, so their sites need a proper careers section with live vacancies, clear depot locations and a quote request form that asks the right questions about loads, pallets and timings. Wholesalers and trade suppliers benefit from B2B ecommerce: trade logins, account pricing, bulk ordering and stock levels that sync with the warehouse system. The automotive supply chain around the BMW pressing plant at South Marston needs straightforward manufacturer sites that show capacity, quality standards and contact routes for buyers. Head offices and financial services firms, with Nationwide headquartered in the town, have set a high bar for what a professional site looks like. Smaller consultancies and contractors working into those organisations need sites that look equally credible and meet accessibility expectations, so we build to WCAG 2.2 AA. - Old Town cafés, salons and independent shops: booking links, menus and Google Business Profile set up properly - Retailers near the Designer Outlet: product pages and click-and-collect - Estate and letting agents: property listings with search filters - Trades across the town and outlying villages: click-to-call and service area pages Local search here is competitive because Swindon draws agencies and service firms from Reading, Bristol and Oxford as well as its own. Ranking well for "plumber Swindon" or "warehouse space Swindon" comes down to strong service pages, reviews, accurate business listings and a site that passes Core Web Vitals on a mobile connection. Many Swindon residents commute along the M4, so a large share of searches happen on phones during the day. ## Who we build websites for in Swindon - Logistics and distribution firms - Wholesalers and trade suppliers - Automotive suppliers - Financial services consultancies - Estate and letting agents - Old Town cafés and restaurants - Independent retailers - Trades and home services - Salons and beauty businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you design websites for Swindon businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for Swindon businesses remotely from our Mansfield base. Everything runs by phone, email and video call, with designs shared on a preview link so you can comment before anything goes live. You own the finished site and domain outright. ### Can you build a trade ordering website for a Swindon wholesaler? Yes. We build WooCommerce and Shopify stores with trade accounts, customer-specific pricing, minimum order quantities and quick reorder lists. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. Larger catalogues or links into warehouse and accounts systems get a fixed quote once we understand the setup. ### Do you cover Wroughton, Highworth and Royal Wootton Bassett? Yes. We work with businesses across the Swindon area, including Wroughton, Highworth, Royal Wootton Bassett, Purton and Chippenham. If you serve several towns, we can add individual area pages so customers in each one can find you in local search. ### How long does a new website take for a Swindon business? A Starter site of up to five pages is typically live in three to four weeks. A Business site of up to 15 pages, with copywriting and full schema, usually takes five to six weeks. The main thing that speeds it up is getting photos and feedback to us promptly. --- # Web Design in Cheltenham Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/cheltenham/ > Cheltenham hotels, boutiques, consultancies and festival suppliers can get a fast, secure website from dijitul, designed and built remotely from our Mansfield studio. We plan sites that cope with race week traffic and look credible to corporate buyers. Websites start from £250 + VAT, with online shops from £750 + VAT. Cheltenham has two economies, and they need quite different websites. One is the Regency town of the Promenade, Montpellier and the racecourse, where hotels, bars, salons and boutiques live on visitors. The other is a serious technical cluster around GCHQ at Benhall and the Golden Valley development, plus head offices such as UCAS and Spirax Group. Event-led businesses face sharp peaks. The Festival in March, and the literature, jazz and science festivals through the year, send search traffic and bookings up all at once. A hotel or restaurant site needs to stay fast under that load, which means good hosting, caching, compressed WebP images and a booking engine that does not stall on a phone. We build hotel websites and venue sites with availability and booking links above the fold and room or menu pages that stay quick on a mobile connection. Cyber and IT consultancies want something calmer: a restrained design that reads as credible to government and corporate buyers, clear service pages without jargon, security headers set correctly, and no unnecessary third-party scripts. Accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA matters here because public sector buyers check it. - Montpellier and the Suffolks boutiques and salons: online booking, gift vouchers and small Shopify shops - Estate agents: property search, valuation request forms and area guides - Financial advisers and solicitors: clear fee pages and secure contact forms - Festival and event suppliers: portfolios and enquiry forms with date fields Local search in Cheltenham is crowded. The town has plenty of design-aware businesses and agencies, and searchers often compare several sites before booking. Standing out depends on genuinely useful pages, accurate opening hours, good photography and a Google Business Profile with recent reviews. For seasonal businesses, getting a new site live well before the March Festival is the sensible target. ## Who we build websites for in Cheltenham - Hotels and guest houses - Restaurants and bars - Festival and event suppliers - Cyber and IT consultancies - Boutique retailers - Salons and beauty businesses - Estate agents - Financial advisers and solicitors - Education and training providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a Cheltenham hotel website that copes with Festival week? Yes. We plan for traffic peaks from the start: lightweight pages, compressed images, caching and hosting sized for the load. We link or embed your booking engine so guests can check availability quickly on a phone. We also recommend going live a few weeks before the Festival so any issues are fixed early. ### Do you work with Cheltenham businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and work with Cheltenham clients by phone, email and video call. You review designs on a private preview link and approve each stage. Most Starter sites are live in three to four weeks. ### Do you cover Tewkesbury, Bishop's Cleeve and the Cotswolds? Yes. We work with businesses in Bishop's Cleeve, Tewkesbury, Winchcombe, Gloucester and across the Cotswolds. If your customers come from several of those places, we can create separate area pages to support your local search visibility in each. ### Can you help a Cheltenham salon or boutique take bookings online? Yes. We can link popular booking systems into your site or build a simple booking setup, add gift vouchers, and make sure your Google Business Profile has a book button. For selling products online, our ecommerce builds start from £750 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Poole Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/poole/ > Businesses around Poole Harbour use dijitul for websites that sell, from marine engineers and watersports operators to holiday lets and online shops. We design and build everything remotely from Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. A small business website starts from £250 + VAT, and an ecommerce store with payments and delivery rules starts from £750 + VAT. Poole sits on one of the largest natural harbours in the world, and much of the local economy faces the water. Sunseeker builds motor yachts here, surrounded by marine engineers, fit-out joiners and electronics firms around Hamworthy and the quay. The ferry port, Sandbanks, the beaches and the harbour islands bring a large tourism trade. Since 2019 Poole has been part of the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole council area. Marine suppliers need websites that look as well finished as the boats they work on: large, sharp project photography served as WebP or AVIF so it still loads quickly, clear capability pages, and enquiry forms for specification requests. Boat shows are a recurring deadline, so a site that is easy to update with news and stand details is worth planning in. Watersports schools, charter operators and holiday let owners need booking websites with live availability, deposits, cancellation terms and weather policies set out clearly. Most of their visitors arrive on phones, often from Instagram or Google Maps, so fast mobile pages and click-to-call matter more than anything on a desktop screen. Poole is also home to Lush, which started in the town, and there is a wider community of cosmetics, food and consumer goods makers selling direct. For them a well-structured Shopify or WooCommerce store, with ingredient information, product variants and a Google Merchant Centre feed, is the main sales channel. - Waterfront restaurants and cafés: menus, table booking and opening hours that stay current - Estate agents around Sandbanks and Canford Cliffs: property listings that show off the view - Creative freelancers and start-ups from Bournemouth University and the Arts University Bournemouth: portfolio sites - Manufacturers on the Nuffield and Fleets Lane estates: B2B sites with downloadable spec sheets Local search here overlaps with Bournemouth and Christchurch, so the competition for terms like "boat repairs" or "holiday let Poole" is heavy. Specific service pages, real photographs and steady Google reviews are what separate one site from another. ## Who we build websites for in Poole - Boatbuilders and marine engineers - Watersports and charter operators - Holiday let owners and agencies - Waterfront restaurants and cafés - Cosmetics and consumer goods makers - Online retailers - Estate agents - Creative studios and freelancers - Manufacturers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build booking websites for Poole watersports and charter businesses? Yes. We build sites with availability calendars, deposits, cancellation and weather policies and mobile-friendly checkout, or link in a booking system you already use. A simple booking site can start on our Starter package from £250 + VAT, depending on the booking setup. ### Do you cover Bournemouth, Christchurch and Wareham? Yes. We work with businesses across Bournemouth, Christchurch, Wimborne, Wareham, Swanage and the rest of Dorset. All our work is remote from Mansfield, so it makes no difference to us which side of the harbour you are on. ### Can you build an online shop for a Poole product brand? Yes. We build Shopify and WooCommerce stores with product variants, ingredient or specification panels, delivery rules, abandoned cart recovery and a Google Merchant Centre feed. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. You own the store and the domain. ### Can you help a Poole business show up in local searches? We build each site with service and area pages, LocalBusiness schema, fast mobile load times and a properly configured Google Business Profile. Poole searches overlap with Bournemouth, so specific, useful pages and genuine reviews make the biggest difference. --- # Web Design in Torquay Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/torquay/ > dijitul builds websites for Torquay and Torbay businesses, including hotels, guest houses, holiday parks, attractions and the area's electronics firms. Our small team works remotely from Mansfield and gets sites live before the season starts. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce or more complex booking sites start from £750 + VAT. Torquay is the largest town on the English Riviera, alongside Paignton and Brixham, and tourism sets the pace of the local economy. Hotels, guest houses, holiday parks, attractions and restaurants along the seafront, the harbour and Babbacombe make up a large share of local businesses, and most of them earn the year's money in a few busy months. For accommodation, the website has one main job: turning a visitor who found you on Google Maps or a booking platform into a direct booking. That needs big, well-lit room photos, clear prices or a live rate checker, a booking engine that works smoothly on a phone, and reassuring details such as parking, accessibility and dog policies. We build hotel and guest house sites that link to your channel manager so availability stays in step everywhere. Attractions and holiday parks need ticketing or booking, opening times by season, and pages that answer the questions families ask before travelling. Restaurants want a fast HTML menu, allergen information and table booking. A broken booking form in August is an emergency, so we suggest getting a new site live in spring and testing it properly. Torbay has a less obvious business base too. The area has a long-established cluster of electronics and photonics firms, supported by the Electronics and Photonics Innovation Centre (EPIC) in Paignton. Those firms need technical B2B sites: product data sheets, downloadable PDFs, careers pages and contact routes for engineers and buyers. - Brixham seafood merchants and fishing businesses: trade-focused sites and online ordering - Care homes: calm, accessible sites for families and recruitment - Trades and independent shops: click-to-call sites with accurate Google Business Profiles Local search on the Riviera is dominated by big booking platforms for accommodation terms, so independent businesses need to win on their own brand searches, Google Maps visibility and specific pages such as "dog friendly hotel Torquay" that answer a real question better than a listing site can. ## Who we build websites for in Torquay - Hotels and guest houses - Holiday parks - Visitor attractions - Restaurants and bars - Electronics and photonics firms - Brixham seafood businesses - Care homes - Independent retailers - Trades and builders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a Torquay guest house website that takes direct bookings? Yes. We link your booking engine or channel manager into the site so guests see live availability and can book on a phone. We focus on room photography, clear policies and fast pages so more guests book direct instead of through a commission-charging platform. ### Do you cover Paignton, Brixham and the rest of Torbay? Yes. We work with businesses across Torquay, Paignton, Brixham, Newton Abbot and South Devon. We are based in Mansfield and work remotely, so location makes no difference to the service or the price. ### When should a seasonal Torquay business launch a new website? Ideally in spring, a few weeks before Easter. That gives time to test the booking process, fix any issues and let Google pick up the new pages before the summer rush. A Starter site usually takes three to four weeks from receiving your content. ### Can you help a Torbay business rank in local search? Yes. We build service and area pages, add LocalBusiness or Hotel schema, set up your Google Business Profile and make sure the site passes Core Web Vitals on mobile. Local rankings also depend on reviews and listings, which we show you how to manage. --- # Web Design in Taunton Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/taunton/ > Somerset firms in and around Taunton can have dijitul design and build a website that suits rural customers and busy professionals alike. We work remotely from Mansfield, so a farm in the Blackdown Hills gets the same service as an office near junction 25. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. Taunton is Somerset's county town and its main centre for law, finance and public services. Somerset Council is based here, as is the UK Hydrographic Office, and Musgrove Park Hospital is one of the county's largest employers. Around the town sits a rural economy of dairy, livestock, cider orchards and food production, with Blackbrook Business Park near junction 25 of the M5 and the redeveloping Firepool area adding offices and new employment space. Solicitors, accountants and land agents serve a wide rural client base, and their websites need to work for people of every age. That means large readable type, clear service and fee pages, an obvious phone number and accessible forms built to WCAG 2.2 AA. Land agents often need listings for farms, land and rural property with downloadable particulars and map links. Somerset's food and drink producers, from cider makers and dairies to farm shops, increasingly sell direct. A small online shop with delivery rules, local collection, gift options and a Google Merchant Centre feed can open up customers well beyond the county. Farm shops also benefit from simple pages showing what is in season and opening times that are kept current. Construction around Hinkley Point C near Bridgwater has brought contractors and supply chain firms into the wider area. They usually need straightforward B2B sites: capability statements, accreditations, project photographs and a careers section for recruiting site staff. - Town centre shops and cafés: menus, booking links and Google Business Profiles - Care providers: clear information for families and recruitment pages - Agricultural merchants: product catalogues and trade account enquiries - Charities: donation links and event pages Rural broadband around Taunton Deane and the Exmoor fringes can be slow, so we keep pages light, compress images and avoid heavy scripts. Local search competition is moderate, but rankings for "solicitor Taunton" or "farm shop near Taunton" still depend on good service pages, accurate listings and steady reviews. ## Who we build websites for in Taunton - Solicitors and land agents - Accountants - Cider makers and food producers - Farm shops - Agricultural merchants - Construction contractors - Care providers - Town centre cafés and shops - Charities ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Taunton businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses in Taunton and across Somerset, working remotely from Mansfield. You talk to us by phone, email and video call, see designs on a preview link and approve each stage before anything goes live. ### Can you build an online shop for a Somerset food or cider producer? Yes. We build Shopify and WooCommerce shops with product variants, delivery zones, local collection, age confirmation where needed and a Google Merchant Centre feed. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT, and we train you to manage orders yourself. ### Do you cover Bridgwater, Wellington and Minehead? Yes. We work with businesses in Bridgwater, Wellington, Wiveliscombe, Minehead, Chard and the rest of Somerset. If you serve several towns, we can add area pages so you have a better chance of appearing in local searches in each. ### Will my website work for customers with slow rural broadband? Yes, we build for it. We keep page weight low, serve images in WebP, avoid unnecessary scripts and test on throttled mobile connections. That also helps your Core Web Vitals scores, which feed into how Google ranks your pages. --- # Web Design in Truro Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/truro/ > Truro and wider Cornwall businesses can get a well-built, fast website from dijitul without waiting for a local agency to travel. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, for holiday lets, food producers, shops and professional firms. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce stores from £750 + VAT. Truro is Cornwall's only city and its commercial centre. Cornwall Council sits at New County Hall, the Royal Cornwall Hospital is at Treliske, and the lanes around Lemon Street and Boscawen Street hold independent shops, cafés, solicitors, accountants and estate agents. For many Cornish businesses spread across the county, Truro is where the professional services are. Tourism is Cornwall's largest sector, and holiday lets, campsites and attractions live or die on their websites. A good one shows real photographs taken in good light, lists what is nearby, sets out cancellation and pet policies plainly and takes bookings directly. We build booking sites that link to a channel manager, so owners avoid double bookings and keep more of each booking than they would through a large listings platform. Food and drink is the other big strand. Dairies, bakeries, breweries, gin distillers and seafood merchants often sell both to trade and direct to customers up country. They need online shops with delivery rules for chilled or fragile goods, gift options, trade enquiry forms and a Google Merchant Centre feed. Shopify suits many of them; WooCommerce suits those who want everything in one WordPress site. - Solicitors, accountants and financial advisers: credible, accessible sites with clear service pages - Independent shops in the city centre: click-and-collect and accurate Google Business Profiles - Renewable energy and technology firms: B2B sites with project pages and careers sections - Creative freelancers from the Penryn campus: portfolio sites Broadband across rural Cornwall is uneven, so we keep pages light and test on slow mobile connections. Local search for Cornish tourism terms is dominated by big booking platforms, so independent businesses do best with specific pages ("dog friendly cottage near Truro") and strong Google Maps listings. For service firms, competition in Truro itself is moderate, and good service pages with real reviews go a long way. ## Who we build websites for in Truro - Holiday let owners and agencies - Campsites and holiday parks - Food and drink producers - Breweries and distillers - Solicitors and accountants - Independent shops - Renewable energy firms - Estate agents - Creative freelancers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you design websites for Truro businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and design every Truro website remotely. Remote work suits Cornwall well: you get proofs on a preview link, feedback by video call, and no travel costs added to your quote. Most Starter sites go live in three to four weeks. ### Do you cover Falmouth, Newquay, St Austell and the rest of Cornwall? Yes. We work with businesses across Cornwall, including Falmouth, Penryn, Newquay, St Austell, Redruth, Camborne and the Roseland. If you serve several areas, we can create individual area pages to help local search. ### Can you build a Cornish holiday let website with direct booking? Yes. We build sites with availability calendars, secure payments or deposits and channel manager links, plus property pages built around good photography. A single-property site can start on our Starter package from £250 + VAT, depending on the booking setup you choose. ### Can you help a Truro business rank in local searches? We set up the foundations: service and area pages, LocalBusiness schema, a properly configured Google Business Profile and fast mobile pages. Rankings also depend on reviews and competition, so we cannot promise positions, but we make sure the site is not holding you back. --- # Web Design in Salisbury Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/salisbury/ > In Salisbury, dijitul designs and builds websites for tour operators, hotels, pubs, land agents and the science and defence firms around Porton Down. We work remotely from Mansfield and keep each project with one small team from start to finish. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops start from £750 + VAT. Salisbury's economy has three clear strands, and each needs a different kind of website. Visitors come for the cathedral and Stonehenge. Science and defence work is concentrated at Porton Down, with Dstl, the UK Health Security Agency and the life sciences firms at Porton Science Park. And Salisbury Plain, with garrisons at Tidworth, Bulford and Larkhill, supports service families and civilian contractors. Tour operators, hotels, pubs and restaurants around the market square serve a lot of overseas visitors. Their sites need simple language, clear maps, prices and timings in plain formats, and booking that works for groups. Some benefit from a multilingual site with properly translated pages and hreflang tags, rather than a browser translation widget. Life sciences, diagnostics and defence technology firms need a more technical, restrained site: clear explanations of what they do, process diagrams, accreditation details and careers pages. Many of them prefer minimal third-party tracking and careful handling of contact form data under UK GDPR, which we build in from the start. Contractors and facilities firms supporting the garrisons usually need a straightforward, credible site with service pages, accreditations and a recruitment section. - Land and estate agents: rural property listings with floor plans and downloadable particulars - Solicitors and financial advisers: accessible sites with clear fees and contact routes - Independent retailers: click-and-collect and accurate opening hours - Trades and small manufacturers on Churchfields and Old Sarum: click-to-call and quote forms Local search in Salisbury is shaped by tourism. Big listing sites take the top spots for general visitor terms, so independent businesses do better with specific pages and strong Google Maps listings with recent photos and reviews. For service firms the competition is moderate, and a site with a page per service and per nearby town (Amesbury, Wilton, Tidworth) can perform well. ## Who we build websites for in Salisbury - Tour operators - Hotels, pubs and restaurants - Life sciences and diagnostics firms - Defence and facilities contractors - Land and estate agents - Solicitors and financial advisers - Independent retailers - Trades and manufacturers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Salisbury businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses in Salisbury and south Wiltshire, working remotely from our Mansfield base. You review designs on a private link, talk to us by phone or video call, and own the finished website and domain outright. ### Do you cover Amesbury, Tidworth and Wilton? Yes. We work with businesses in Amesbury, Tidworth, Wilton, Durrington, Andover and the villages across Salisbury Plain. We can build area pages for the places you serve so customers searching locally have a better chance of finding you. ### Can you build a website for a Salisbury tour operator with overseas visitors? Yes. We build clear booking pages for tours and groups, and can add properly translated language versions with hreflang tags so Google shows the right language to each visitor. Multilingual builds are quoted once we know how many languages and pages you need. ### Can you keep tracking to a minimum on a science or defence firm's website? Yes. We can build with privacy-friendly analytics, no advertising pixels and a cookie banner that meets UK GDPR and PECR rules. Contact forms collect only what you need. We discuss your requirements at the start so nothing is added you did not ask for. --- # Web Design in Yeovil Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/yeovil/ > Yeovil's aerospace suppliers, precision engineers, shops, care homes and trades can work with dijitul for a clear, fast website. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, keeping you involved at each step without the need for site visits. A business website starts from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. Yeovil is an engineering town. Leonardo Helicopters, successor to Westland, still builds helicopters here, and RNAS Yeovilton is a few miles north. Between them they support a deep supply chain of machine shops, composites specialists, test houses and engineering service firms on estates such as Lufton, Houndstone and Pen Mill. Those firms sell to buyers who check suppliers carefully, so the website is often part of a supplier approval process. A good aerospace supplier site shows machines, materials and accreditations clearly, includes real workshop photography, offers a downloadable capability brochure and has a quote form that accepts drawing files. We build these as manufacturer websites with clean page structure and schema so they also show up for specific capability searches such as "5-axis machining Somerset". Recruitment is the other big job. Engineering firms across the town compete for skilled machinists and inspectors, and a careers page with real job descriptions, photos of the workplace and a simple application form helps more than a generic jobs board listing. Yeovil is also home to Screwfix's head office, which has brought retail and ecommerce skills into the town, and Pittards has long made leather here. Smaller retailers and makers benefit from well-organised online shops with good product photography and clear delivery information. - High street retailers and cafés: fast mobile sites and Google Business Profiles kept up to date - Care homes: calm, accessible sites for families and staff recruitment - Trades and builders: click-to-call and pages for each service and nearby town - Farm shops and food producers towards Sherborne: small online shops with local collection Local search competition in Yeovil is moderate. Firms that put real effort into service pages, reviews and accurate listings can do well for searches across south Somerset and into north Dorset, including Sherborne, Crewkerne and Martock. ## Who we build websites for in Yeovil - Aerospace suppliers - Precision engineers - Composites manufacturers - Test and calibration labs - Retailers and ecommerce firms - Care homes - Cafés and pubs - Trades and builders - Farm shops and food producers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a website for a Yeovil aerospace supplier? Yes. We build B2B sites with capability and machine lists, accreditation details, workshop photography, downloadable brochures and secure quote forms that accept drawings. Most suppliers suit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting and full schema. ### Do you work with Yeovil businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and run every project by phone, email and video call. You see designs on a private preview link, comment on them and approve each stage. You own the finished site and domain. ### Do you cover Sherborne, Crewkerne and Martock? Yes. We work with businesses in Sherborne, Crewkerne, Martock, Ilminster, Somerton and across south Somerset and north Dorset. Area pages for the towns you serve can help customers there find you in local search. ### Can a new website help us recruit engineers in Yeovil? It can help. We build careers pages with clear job descriptions, workplace photos, benefits and a short application form, plus JobPosting schema so roles can appear in Google's job listings. A good careers page gives candidates a reason to choose you over a competitor down the road. --- # Web Design in Weston-super-Mare Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/weston-super-mare/ > Seafront hotels, attractions, care homes and trades in Weston-super-Mare can get a mobile-first website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield and plan each site around what local customers actually search for. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops with payments and delivery start from £750 + VAT. Weston-super-Mare is North Somerset's largest town and still a classic resort, with the Grand Pier, the beach and the seafront bringing day visitors from Bristol, South Wales and the Midlands. North Somerset Council is based here, and Weston General Hospital and Weston College are major employers. The M5 at junction 21 and the short run to Bristol have also made the town a practical base for trades, logistics and service firms. Seafront hotels, B&Bs, cafés and attractions need sites that work on a phone in a few seconds, because most visitors search while already in town or on the way. That means opening times by season, prices, parking information, a fast menu page and a clear booking or ticket button. For attractions, simple online ticketing can reduce queues on busy days. Health and social care is a big part of the local economy, with many care homes and home care agencies. Families comparing homes want honest photographs of rooms and gardens, clear information about the types of care offered, and an easy way to arrange a visit. Care providers also recruit constantly, so a good careers page matters. We build care home websites to WCAG 2.2 AA so they work for older visitors and people using screen readers. - Trades and home services firms: click-to-call, quote forms and pages for Worle, Clevedon, Nailsea and Burnham-on-Sea - Training providers: course listings with dates and enquiry forms - Retailers: small online shops with local delivery or collection - New businesses at Locking Parklands and the J21 Enterprise Area: a first website that can grow Local search here overlaps with Bristol for many service terms, so a Weston firm competes with bigger city businesses. The way to win is to be clearly local: accurate Google Business Profile details, real reviews, pages for the specific areas you cover and a site fast enough to pass Core Web Vitals on mobile. ## Who we build websites for in Weston-super-Mare - Seafront hotels and B&Bs - Cafés and restaurants - Attractions and arcades - Care homes and home care agencies - Trades and home services firms - Training providers - Retailers - Logistics firms near the M5 ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Weston-super-Mare businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses in Weston-super-Mare and North Somerset, working remotely from Mansfield. You talk to us by phone, email or video call and review every design on a private preview link before it goes live. ### Do you cover Worle, Clevedon, Nailsea and Burnham-on-Sea? Yes. We work with businesses across North Somerset and nearby, including Worle, Clevedon, Nailsea, Portishead, Burnham-on-Sea and Bristol. We can build a page for each area you serve to help with local search visibility. ### Can you build a care home website that also helps with recruitment? Yes. We build care home sites with information for families, real room and garden photography, visit request forms and a careers section with live vacancies and JobPosting schema. Our Business package from £500 + VAT suits most single-home or small group providers. ### How quickly can a seafront business get a new website? A Starter site of up to five pages is typically live in three to four weeks once we have your photos and content. We recommend launching in spring so booking and contact forms are fully tested before the summer season. --- # Web Design in Glasgow Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/glasgow/ > Glasgow law firms, bars, engineering suppliers and start-ups can commission a fast, well-structured website from dijitul. We are a small web design company based in Mansfield, England, and we design and build remotely by phone, email and video call. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. Glasgow is Scotland's largest city and its biggest commercial market, so almost every kind of website is needed here. The International Financial Services District along the Clyde and Barclays' campus at Buchanan Wharf support a wide circle of law firms, accountants and outsourcing suppliers. The Merchant City, Finnieston and the West End are packed with bars, restaurants and venues. Shipbuilding continues at Govan and Scotstoun, Hillington Park is one of Scotland's largest business parks, and the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District near the airport is drawing in new manufacturers. Professional firms need sites that look established and are easy to scan: practice area pages written for the questions clients actually ask, team profiles, clear contact routes and accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA. We build solicitor websites and accountancy sites with schema markup so each service page has the best chance of appearing for specific searches. Hospitality in Glasgow moves quickly. A bar or restaurant site needs a menu that is easy to update, table booking that works first time on a phone, event listings for gigs and private hire pages that bring in larger bookings. Venues near the SEC see peaks around concerts and conferences, so pages must stay fast when traffic jumps. - Engineering and manufacturing suppliers: capability pages, downloadable data sheets and quote forms - Start-ups from the city's four universities: a first website that can grow with the business - Charities and social enterprises: donation links, volunteer sign-up and accessible content - Retailers: Shopify or WooCommerce shops with click-and-collect Search competition in Glasgow is heavy. There are many local agencies and established businesses, so ranking for broad terms such as "plumber Glasgow" is hard. Firms usually do better by targeting the specific areas they serve, such as Partick, Shawlands, Dennistoun or Bearsden, with a well-written page for each, plus a strong Google Business Profile and a steady flow of genuine reviews. A lot of small Glasgow firms also start with a DIY site and a free email address, and moving them to a properly built site on their own domain is a common first step. ## Who we build websites for in Glasgow - Law firms - Accountants - Financial services suppliers - Bars, restaurants and venues - Engineering and manufacturing suppliers - Start-ups - Charities and social enterprises - Retailers - Event and conference organisers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Glasgow businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and work with Glasgow businesses entirely by phone, email and video call. You see every design on a private preview link and approve each stage. Remote working keeps our prices down, and most Starter sites go live in three to four weeks. ### Do you cover Paisley, East Kilbride and the rest of greater Glasgow? Yes. We work with businesses in Paisley, East Kilbride, Hamilton, Motherwell, Clydebank, Bearsden, Milngavie and across the west of Scotland. If you serve several of these areas, we can add an area page for each to support local search. ### Can you help a Glasgow business compete in local search? We build the foundations: a page per service and area, LocalBusiness schema, fast mobile pages and a properly set up Google Business Profile. In a competitive city, specific pages for the neighbourhoods you serve usually perform better than chasing broad city-wide terms. ### How much does a website cost for a Glasgow bar or restaurant? Most hospitality sites suit our Starter package from £250 + VAT or our Business package from £500 + VAT, depending on the number of pages, menus and booking features. Small changes after launch are £45 an hour + VAT. You own the site and domain. --- # Web Design in Edinburgh Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/edinburgh/ > Edinburgh financial advisers, tech start-ups, Festival venues, hotels and independent shops can have dijitul design and build their website. Our team works remotely from Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, so you get direct contact with the people building your site. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops with payments and delivery from £750 + VAT. Edinburgh is Scotland's capital and one of the UK's main financial centres outside London. NatWest Group is headquartered at Gogarburn, investment firms such as Baillie Gifford and abrdn are based in the city, and Edinburgh Park and the Exchange district hold a dense mix of finance, legal and professional offices. The Scottish Parliament and Government bring a large public sector, and the University of Edinburgh's School of Informatics feeds a steady flow of technology start-ups. Financial advisers, wealth managers, solicitors and accountants need sites that feel calm and trustworthy. That means clear service pages, regulatory information in the footer where required, careful handling of form data under UK GDPR, and a cookie banner that meets PECR rules rather than tracking visitors by default. Public sector suppliers also need accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA, which we build in from the start. Start-ups have different needs: a sharp landing page to test an idea, a site that explains the product in one screen, and a structure that can grow into a larger marketing site. We can build a landing page first and expand later without starting again. Then there is August. The Festival and Fringe bring a surge of visitors, and hotels, short-let operators, venues and producers see traffic climb sharply. Their sites need fast hosting, caching, light pages and booking links that keep working under load. Planning a new site in spring is far safer than launching in July. - Shops and cafés in Stockbridge, the Old Town and the New Town: online ordering, gift cards and accurate Google listings - Leith restaurants and creative businesses: menus, portfolios and event pages - Tour operators: multilingual booking pages for international visitors - Charities: donation pages and accessible content Search competition in Edinburgh is high, with plenty of agencies and well-funded firms targeting city-wide terms. Smaller businesses tend to win with specific service pages, neighbourhood pages such as Morningside, Leith or Portobello, and a well-managed Google Business Profile. ## Who we build websites for in Edinburgh - Financial advisers and wealth managers - Solicitors and accountants - Tech start-ups - Hotels and short-let operators - Festival venues and producers - Cafés and restaurants - Independent retailers - Tour operators - Charities ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you design websites for Edinburgh businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for Edinburgh businesses, working remotely from our base in Mansfield. Projects run by phone, email and video call, with designs on a private preview link. You own the finished website and domain, with no lock-in. ### Can you build a website that copes with Festival traffic in August? Yes. We keep pages light, compress images to WebP, use caching and recommend hosting sized for the peak. Booking links are placed where visitors find them quickly on a phone. We suggest launching by spring so everything is tested well before August. ### Do you cover Leith, Musselburgh and the Lothians? Yes. We work with businesses in Leith, Portobello, Musselburgh, Dalkeith, Livingston, South Queensferry and across the Lothians. We can create area pages for the places you serve to help with local search. ### Can you build a privacy-friendly site for a financial adviser? Yes. We build with minimal tracking, a cookie banner that meets UK GDPR and PECR rules, secure contact forms that collect only what you need, and space for regulatory information. Our Business package from £500 + VAT suits most advisory firms. --- # Web Design in Aberdeen Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/aberdeen/ > Energy service firms, subsea engineers, recruiters and local shops in Aberdeen can get a clear, well-built website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from our Mansfield office, which suits clients who are often offshore or travelling. Business websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce stores start from £750 + VAT. Aberdeen has been the centre of the UK's North Sea oil and gas industry for around fifty years, and energy still shapes most of its business websites. Operators, service companies, inspection firms and engineering consultancies fill the business parks at Dyce, Altens, Tullos, Bridge of Don and Kingswells, and Westhill is internationally known for subsea engineering. Energy supply chain sites have a specific job. Buyers want to see capability quickly: services, equipment, certifications, locations and contact details for a named person. Equipment rental and inspection firms benefit from searchable equipment catalogues with downloadable data sheets in PDF. We build these as B2B engineering websites with clean structure, fast pages and schema so specific capability searches can find them. The energy transition has created a second job. Firms moving into offshore wind, hydrogen, carbon capture and decommissioning often have a website that only talks about oil and gas. A redesign that reorganises services around the new markets, without losing pages that already rank, is a common request. We map old URLs to new ones with 301 redirects so search visibility is kept. Recruitment agencies are another big group here. They need job boards that are easy to update, JobPosting schema so roles appear in Google's job results, and candidate registration forms that handle CVs securely under UK GDPR. - Hotels and hospitality on Union Street and in the West End: booking and fast menus - Seafood processors and food producers: trade-focused sites and online shops - Solicitors and accountants: accessible sites with clear service pages - Exhibitors at P&J Live: event landing pages for conferences Local search competition is strong for energy terms, with large firms and international names in the results. Smaller suppliers usually do better by targeting precise services, such as a specific inspection method or equipment type, rather than broad "oil and gas services" phrases. ## Who we build websites for in Aberdeen - Oil and gas service companies - Subsea engineering firms - Offshore wind suppliers - Equipment rental and inspection firms - Recruitment agencies - Seafood processors - Hotels and hospitality - Solicitors and accountants - Retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Aberdeen energy companies? Yes. We build B2B sites for energy service firms with capability pages, equipment catalogues, downloadable data sheets, certification details and quote forms. Most suit our Business package from £500 + VAT. Larger catalogues or integrations get a fixed quote. ### Can you redesign our site for offshore wind and energy transition work? Yes. We restructure services around your new markets, rewrite key pages, and keep pages that already rank by mapping old URLs to new ones with 301 redirects. A redesign starts from £250 + VAT depending on the size of the site. ### Do you cover Westhill, Dyce and Aberdeenshire? Yes. We work with businesses in Westhill, Dyce, Bridge of Don, Portlethen, Stonehaven, Inverurie, Ellon and across Aberdeenshire. Everything is handled remotely from Mansfield, which suits teams that travel offshore or overseas. ### Can you build a job board for an Aberdeen recruitment agency? Yes. We build job listing sections that your team can update, with search filters, CV upload, secure handling of candidate data and JobPosting schema so roles can appear in Google's job results. We quote these once we know how many roles and features you need. --- # Web Design in Dundee Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/dundee/ > Working with Dundee games studios, life science spin-outs, waterfront hotels and Broughty Ferry shops, dijitul designs and builds websites that are clear, quick and easy to update. We work remotely from Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops with payments and delivery start from £750 + VAT. Dundee has a design reputation far bigger than its size. DMA Design created Lemmings and the original Grand Theft Auto here, Abertay University pioneered games education, V&A Dundee anchors the regenerated waterfront and DC Thomson, publisher of The Beano, is still based in the city. Customers here notice when a website looks cheap. Games and digital studios usually have strong art skills but little time for their company site. What they need is a studio website separate from any single game: who they are, what they have shipped, current vacancies, a press kit page with downloadable assets, and contact routes for publishers. A portfolio-style site with large video and image content needs careful optimisation, using compressed video, lazy loading and modern image formats, so it stays fast on a phone. Life sciences is the city's other strength, built around the University of Dundee's School of Life Sciences and Ninewells Hospital. Spin-outs and suppliers need credible sites for funders and partners: a plain explanation of the science, team and advisory pages, news, and careful handling of contact data. Many also want minimal tracking and a cookie banner that meets UK GDPR and PECR. The waterfront regeneration has brought hotels, restaurants and attractions that need booking, menus and event pages to match the standard set by their surroundings. - Broughty Ferry shops and cafés: fast mobile sites, online ordering and accurate Google listings - Low carbon and mobility firms at the Michelin Scotland Innovation Parc: B2B sites with product pages - Publishers and media businesses: blogs and content-heavy sites - Solicitors, accountants and trades: clear service pages and click-to-call Local search in Dundee is moderately competitive. Service firms can do well with a page per service, area pages for places such as Broughty Ferry, Monifieth and Invergowrie, and steady Google reviews. ## Who we build websites for in Dundee - Games and digital studios - Life science spin-outs - Waterfront hotels and restaurants - Broughty Ferry shops and cafés - Publishers and media businesses - Low carbon and mobility firms - Solicitors and accountants - Charities - Trades and contractors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Dundee businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses across Dundee, working remotely from Mansfield. You talk to us by phone, email or video call and review designs on a private preview link. Most Starter sites go live in three to four weeks. ### Can you build a studio website for a Dundee games company? Yes. We build studio sites with project showcases, video, press kit downloads, careers pages and contact routes for publishers. We optimise large media so pages stay quick on phones. Most studios suit our Starter or Business package, from £250 + VAT or £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover Broughty Ferry, Monifieth and Angus? Yes. We work with businesses in Broughty Ferry, Monifieth, Carnoustie, Arbroath, Forfar and across Angus and north Fife. If you serve several of those areas, we can add area pages to support local search. ### Can you help a Dundee business rank in local searches? We build every site with the local search basics: service and area pages, LocalBusiness schema, fast mobile load times and a properly set up Google Business Profile. Rankings also depend on reviews and competition, so we explain what you can do after launch. --- # Web Design in Inverness Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/inverness/ > Highland businesses based in Inverness can hand their website to dijitul, from tour operators and self-catering lets to distilleries and health tech firms. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, so nobody needs to drive up the A9. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce stores from £750 + VAT. Inverness is the capital of the Highlands and the service centre for a huge, thinly populated area. The Highland Council, NHS Highland and Highlands and Islands Enterprise are major employers, and the University of the Highlands and Islands is headquartered in the city. For private businesses, though, tourism is the main driver. Inverness is the gateway to Loch Ness, the North Coast 500 and Skye, and visitors plan much of their trip online before they arrive. Tour and activity operators, hotels, lodges and self-catering lets need booking websites that work on a phone with patchy signal: light pages, clear prices and dates, a booking engine or channel manager link that does not time out, and practical information about routes, parking and what to bring. Real photographs of the landscape and the rooms sell the stay better than stock images. Distilleries and food and drink producers across the Highlands sell UK-wide and abroad. Their online shops need age confirmation where required, delivery rules for heavy glass bottles, gift options, and product pages with tasting notes that are written properly rather than copied from a label. Visitor centres also need tour booking. The Inverness Campus at Beechwood hosts health, life science and technology organisations. Those firms need credible B2B sites with clear explanations of their work and careers sections. Renewable energy contractors around the Cromarty and Moray Firths need capability pages and project listings. - Health and care providers: accessible sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA - Trades and field service firms: click-to-call and pages for the areas they cover - Retailers: small shops with local delivery and collection Local search is less crowded than in the central belt, but tourism terms are dominated by booking platforms. Independent operators do best by ranking for specific trips and activities and by keeping their Google Business Profile complete, with photos and recent reviews. ## Who we build websites for in Inverness - Tour and activity operators - Hotels and self-catering lets - Distilleries - Food and drink producers - Health tech and life science firms - Renewable energy contractors - Health and care providers - Trades and field service firms - Retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Inverness businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and work with Inverness and Highland businesses entirely by phone, email and video call. You see designs on a private preview link and approve each stage. Distance makes no difference to the service or the price. ### Can you build a booking website for a Highland tour or self-catering business? Yes. We build sites with availability calendars, deposits and channel manager links, designed to load well on slow mobile connections. A simple booking site can start on our Starter package from £250 + VAT, depending on the booking system you use. ### Do you cover Nairn, Dingwall, Aviemore and the wider Highlands? Yes. We work with businesses across the Highlands, including Nairn, Dingwall, Aviemore, Fort William, the Black Isle and Skye. We can add area or route pages so visitors searching for those places can find you. ### Can you build an online shop for a Highland distillery? Yes. We build Shopify and WooCommerce shops with age confirmation, delivery rules for bottles, gift options and a Google Merchant Centre feed. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. Visitor centre tour booking can be added as part of the same site. --- # Web Design in Stirling Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/stirling/ > From heritage attractions and B&Bs to consultancies and rural estates, Stirling businesses can rely on dijitul to design and build a clear, mobile-first website. We work remotely from Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, and keep the process simple. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. Stirling sits at the crossroads of Scotland, between Glasgow and Edinburgh and at the start of the main roads north. Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument draw an international audience, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park begins just to the west, and the University of Stirling is a major employer, known for its Institute of Aquaculture. Stirling Innovation Park beside the campus hosts research and technology firms. Heritage tourism is the most visible market. Attractions, hotels, B&Bs and tour operators serve many overseas visitors, so their websites need short, plain sentences, clear opening times and prices, maps and directions, and booking that works without confusion. Some benefit from translated pages for key markets, built properly with hreflang tags. We build hotel and B&B websites with direct booking so guests can book without going through a commission-charging platform. Professional firms and consultancies here often work across Glasgow, Edinburgh and Stirling. Their sites need to look established, explain services clearly, and give enquirers an easy route to a call. Research and technology firms near the university need sites that explain complex work in plain English for funders, partners and recruits. - Aquaculture suppliers: B2B sites with product data sheets and downloadable specifications - Estates and rural businesses: holiday cottage booking, farm shop pages and event listings - Cafés and restaurants: fast menus and table booking - Solicitors and accountants: accessible sites with clear service pages Many small Stirling businesses have no one formally in charge of their website. Logins sit with one person and the domain renews on a personal card. As part of a new build, we make sure you hold the domain, the hosting and the admin access yourself. Local search competition is moderate. Service firms can rank well with pages for nearby places such as Bridge of Allan, Dunblane, Callander and Falkirk, plus an accurate Google Business Profile. ## Who we build websites for in Stirling - Heritage attractions - Hotels and B&Bs - Tour operators - Professional consultancies - Aquaculture suppliers - Estates and rural businesses - Research and tech firms - Cafés and restaurants - Solicitors and accountants ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Stirling businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses in Stirling and the Forth Valley, working remotely from our Mansfield base. You review designs on a preview link and talk to us by phone or video call. You own the finished site and the domain. ### Do you cover Bridge of Allan, Dunblane and Callander? Yes. We work with businesses in Bridge of Allan, Dunblane, Callander, Doune, Alloa, Falkirk and the Trossachs. We can add a page for each area you serve so customers searching locally have a better chance of finding you. ### Can you build a website for a Stirling B&B that takes direct bookings? Yes. We link your booking system or channel manager into the site so guests can see live availability and book on a phone. Room photography, clear policies and fast pages help more guests book direct. Many B&B sites fit our Starter package from £250 + VAT. ### Can a rural estate run several businesses from one website? Yes. We can build one site with clear sections for holiday cottages, events, a farm shop and other activities, each with its own booking or contact route. We quote this once we know how many sections and booking systems are involved. --- # Web Design in Perth Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/perth/ > Perth and Perthshire firms, including energy contractors, food producers, estates, lodges and city centre practices, can get their website designed and built by dijitul. We work remotely from Mansfield and handle the whole project with one small team. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops start from £750 + VAT. Perth is a small city with a large corporate footprint. SSE has its headquarters here, Stagecoach was founded and is based in the city, and Aviva has a big office that grew out of General Accident. Around them sit contractors, consultancies and suppliers who need to look credible to large buyers. Perth is also the market centre for a rich farming, food and drink county, and the gateway to Highland Perthshire, Pitlochry and Gleneagles. Energy and transport contractors need straightforward B2B sites: services, accreditations, health and safety information, project photographs and a careers section for recruiting field staff. Procurement teams check these sites, so accurate company details and accessible pages matter. Perthshire's food and drink producers, including soft fruit growers, butchers, bakers, distillers and farm shops, increasingly sell direct. A well-built online shop with delivery zones, local collection, seasonal availability, gift boxes and a Google Merchant Centre feed can widen their market well beyond the county. Estates, lodges and outdoor activity businesses towards Pitlochry often run several businesses at once: holiday cottages, events, shooting, a farm shop. One clear site with separate sections and booking routes keeps that manageable and gives visitors one place to look. - Solicitors, accountants and land agents: accessible sites with property and land listings - Hotels and lodges: direct booking and good photography - Logistics and trade firms at Inveralmond and Broxden: service pages and quote forms - Trades and contractors: click-to-call and area pages Perth's position on the main roads north and east means many local firms serve customers across much of Scotland. Their sites benefit from pages for the specific towns and regions they cover. Local search competition in Perth is moderate, so good service pages, accurate listings and steady reviews can make a clear difference. ## Who we build websites for in Perth - Energy and transport contractors - Food and drink producers - Distilleries - Farms and estates - Hotels and lodges - Solicitors and land agents - Logistics and trade firms - Trades and contractors - Outdoor activity businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you design websites for Perth businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses in Perth and across Perthshire, working remotely from Mansfield. Projects run by phone, email and video call, and you approve each stage on a private preview link before anything goes live. ### Do you cover Pitlochry, Crieff, Blairgowrie and Highland Perthshire? Yes. We work with businesses in Pitlochry, Crieff, Blairgowrie, Auchterarder, Aberfeldy, Dunkeld and across Perthshire. If you serve several towns, we can build area pages to support local search in each one. ### Can you build an online shop for a Perthshire food producer? Yes. We build Shopify and WooCommerce shops with delivery zones, local collection, seasonal products, gift boxes and abandoned cart recovery. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT, and we train your staff to manage orders themselves. ### Can you build a website for an energy contractor bidding for large contracts? Yes. We build B2B sites with clear service pages, accreditations, safety information, project photographs and recruitment sections. Most contractors suit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting and full schema markup. --- # Web Design in Paisley Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/paisley/ > In Paisley and across Renfrewshire, dijitul builds websites for manufacturers, airport service firms, care providers, charities and town centre shops. We design and build remotely from our Mansfield base and keep you involved throughout. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce or online booking shops from £750 + VAT. Paisley is Renfrewshire's main town and one of the largest towns in Scotland. It grew on textiles, giving its name to the Paisley pattern, but its modern economy is shaped by Glasgow Airport on its northern edge. Beside the airport, the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District Scotland hosts the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland and the Medicines Manufacturing Innovation Centre, and Inchinnan has a long aerospace engineering history. Manufacturers and engineering suppliers need B2B sites that show capability clearly: processes, equipment, accreditations, sectors served and a quote form that accepts drawing files. We build these as manufacturer websites with structured product and service pages so buyers can find specific capabilities. Airport-related businesses, including parking, car hire, freight and hospitality, live or die on online bookings. Their sites need a quick quote or booking tool near the top of the page, clear pricing, directions and terms, and a fast mobile experience for customers booking on the way to the airport. Reviews and trust signals matter here because customers are comparing several near-identical offers. Health and social care is a major employer, with the Royal Alexandra Hospital and many care providers across Renfrewshire. Care home sites need honest photography, information for families, visit booking and a careers section with live vacancies. - Town centre shops and cafés: fast mobile sites and accurate Google Business Profiles - Charities and community groups: accessible sites with donation and volunteer pages - Trades and builders: click-to-call and pages for Renfrew, Johnstone and Linwood - Start-ups from the University of the West of Scotland: a first website that can grow Paisley searches overlap heavily with Glasgow, so local firms compete with city businesses for many terms. A clear focus on Paisley and nearby towns, with a page for each, and a well-maintained Google Business Profile, gives smaller firms the best chance of showing up. ## Who we build websites for in Paisley - Advanced manufacturers - Aerospace engineering suppliers - Airport parking and car hire firms - Warehousing and distribution firms - Care providers - Charities and community groups - Independent retailers - Cafés and restaurants - Trades and builders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Paisley businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and build websites for Paisley and Renfrewshire businesses by phone, email and video call. You see designs on a private preview link and approve each stage. Most Starter sites are live in three to four weeks. ### Can you build a booking website for an airport parking or car hire business? Yes. We build sites with quote and booking tools near the top of the page, clear pricing and terms, and secure payments. Simple setups can start from £250 + VAT; sites that take payments for bookings usually start from £750 + VAT or are quoted. ### Do you cover Renfrew, Johnstone and Erskine? Yes. We work with businesses in Renfrew, Johnstone, Linwood, Erskine, Bishopton, Barrhead and across Renfrewshire and Glasgow. We can build a page for each area you serve to help with local search visibility. ### Can you help a Paisley business rank against Glasgow competitors? We build each site with service and area pages, LocalBusiness schema, fast mobile pages and a properly set up Google Business Profile. Focusing on Paisley and nearby towns, rather than all of Glasgow, usually gives smaller firms a better chance. --- # Web Design in East Kilbride Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/east-kilbride/ > Engineering firms, public sector suppliers, retailers, care providers and trades in East Kilbride can have dijitul design and build their website. Based in Mansfield, we work remotely by phone, email and video call, and you own everything we build. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. East Kilbride was designated Scotland's first new town in 1947 and was planned with industry built in. A large covered shopping centre sits in the middle, with technology parks and industrial estates such as Kelvin, College Milton, Peel Park and the Scottish Enterprise Technology Park around the edges. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has a major base at Abercrombie House, and TÜV SÜD National Engineering Laboratory, known for flow measurement, is based in the town. Engineering, measurement and technology firms need B2B websites that explain technical services clearly: what is tested or made, to which standards, for which sectors, with downloadable data sheets and a direct contact route to an engineer. Clean page structure and schema help specific capability searches find them. Suppliers to government and public bodies need accessible websites built to WCAG 2.2 AA, with good colour contrast, logical headings, keyboard-friendly navigation and an accessibility statement. Public buyers increasingly check these things, and it is far easier to build them in than to fix them later. Retail and hospitality around the town centre need fast mobile sites with current opening hours, offers and links to online ordering. Hairmyres Hospital and the town's care homes make health and care a large employer, and care providers need sites that reassure families and help with recruitment. - Trades and builders: click-to-call and pages for nearby areas such as Stewartfield, Hamilton and Busby - Manufacturers and trade suppliers: product catalogues or trade ordering - Training providers: course listings and enquiry forms - Home-based professionals: simple sites on their own domain Because the town was built in waves, many small firms work from similar units on similar estates. A website with real photographs, a clear explanation of what makes the business different and genuine reviews helps a firm stand out from the unit next door. East Kilbride searches overlap with Glasgow, so local area pages and a strong Google Business Profile make a real difference. ## Who we build websites for in East Kilbride - Engineering and measurement firms - Public sector suppliers - Technology companies - Manufacturers and trade suppliers - Town centre retailers - Care providers - Trades and builders - Training providers - Home-based professionals ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for East Kilbride businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses in East Kilbride and South Lanarkshire, working remotely from Mansfield. You review every design on a private preview link and approve each stage. You own the finished site and the domain, with no lock-in. ### Can you build an accessible website for a public sector supplier? Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA, with proper headings, colour contrast, keyboard navigation, form labels and alt text, and we can draft an accessibility statement. Accessibility is part of every build, not an extra charge. ### Do you cover Hamilton, Blantyre and the rest of South Lanarkshire? Yes. We work with businesses in Hamilton, Blantyre, Strathaven, Cambuslang, Rutherglen and across South Lanarkshire and Glasgow. If you serve several areas, we can add area pages to support local search. ### How long does a website take for an East Kilbride business? A Starter site of up to five pages is usually live in three to four weeks. A Business site of up to 15 pages, with copywriting and full schema, typically takes five to six weeks. Quick feedback and photos help keep it on schedule. --- # Web Design in Livingston Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/livingston/ > Livingston manufacturers, life science companies, logistics firms and retailers can get a fast, practical website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield in Nottinghamshire, with one small team handling your project from first call to launch. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce from £750 + VAT. Livingston was designated a new town in 1962 and became part of Silicon Glen, Scotland's electronics manufacturing boom. Several big plants have gone, but industry stayed and broadened into life sciences, logistics and retail. Mitsubishi Electric makes air conditioning equipment here, and Kirkton Campus, Houstoun Industrial Estate and Starlaw Park house engineering, technology and life science firms. The M8 and rail links to Edinburgh and Glasgow make the town a practical base for businesses that serve both cities. Manufacturers need B2B sites that work as a sales tool: product ranges, technical specifications, downloadable data sheets and installation guides, plus a quote or distributor enquiry form. Where a firm sells to trade customers, a B2B ordering site with account pricing and quick reorder can save a lot of phone and email time. Life science and healthcare firms work under document control, so their websites need clear version information on downloadable documents, careful wording that matches approved text and well-handled contact forms under UK GDPR. A calm, credible design matters more than visual flourishes. Logistics and warehousing firms near the M8 and Edinburgh Airport need service pages, depot information, quote forms and, very often, a careers section, because recruitment is a constant job for them. - Retailers in the town centre and around the Designer Outlet: product pages, click-and-collect and Google Merchant Centre feeds - Trade suppliers: catalogues and trade account enquiries - Care providers: accessible sites for families and recruits - Trades and contractors: click-to-call and pages for Bathgate, Broxburn and Mid Calder Many Livingston firms are branches or suppliers of larger organisations, so their sites are checked by procurement teams. Accurate company details, accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA and pages that pass Core Web Vitals all help. Local search competition is moderate, but searches often overlap with Edinburgh, so specific area pages are worth having. ## Who we build websites for in Livingston - Manufacturers - Electronics and engineering firms - Life sciences companies - Logistics and warehousing firms - Retailers - Trade suppliers - Care providers - Trades and contractors - Professional services ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Livingston businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and build websites for Livingston and West Lothian businesses entirely by phone, email and video call. You see designs on a private preview link and approve each stage before anything goes live. ### Can you build a trade ordering website for a Livingston manufacturer? Yes. We build WooCommerce and Shopify sites with trade logins, account pricing, minimum quantities and quick reorder. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. Links into ERP or stock systems are quoted once we understand how your systems work. ### Do you cover Bathgate, Broxburn and the rest of West Lothian? Yes. We work with businesses in Bathgate, Broxburn, Uphall, Mid Calder, Whitburn, Linlithgow and across West Lothian and Edinburgh. We can create area pages for the places you serve to help local search. ### Can you help a Livingston business rank in local searches? We build every site with service and area pages, LocalBusiness schema, fast mobile pages and a properly configured Google Business Profile. Searches here often overlap with Edinburgh, so clear local pages and genuine reviews make a real difference. --- # Web Design in Falkirk Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/falkirk/ > Falkirk and Grangemouth businesses, from industrial contractors and port firms to cafés near the Kelpies, can get a practical website from dijitul. We are based in Mansfield and design and build everything remotely, with no travel costs added. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce stores start from £750 + VAT. Falkirk has been an industrial town since the Carron Ironworks opened in 1759, and industry still drives much of its business. Grangemouth, on the edge of the town, has long been one of Scotland's most important refining and petrochemical sites and is home to the country's largest container port. The area is now going through a major transition as refining winds down, with an Investment Zone set up to attract low carbon industry. Alexander Dennis, the bus builder, is headquartered in nearby Larbert. That leaves a deep supply chain of maintenance, inspection, fabrication and specialist contractors, many of whom are now chasing customers in hydrogen, carbon capture and renewables. Their websites often still talk only about oil and chemicals. A website redesign that reorganises services around new markets, adds accreditations and project examples, and keeps existing rankings with proper 301 redirects is a common and practical first step. Industrial buyers want to see capability quickly: services, sectors, accreditations, plant and equipment, safety record and a named contact. Pages need to load fast on a site manager's phone, and downloadable capability statements should be up to date. Tourism is the other side of Falkirk. The Falkirk Wheel and The Kelpies at Helix Park draw steady visitor traffic, and nearby cafés, guest houses and activity businesses need fast mobile sites with opening times, directions, menus and booking. - Port and logistics firms: service pages, depot information and quote forms - Engineering fabricators and component suppliers: capability pages and drawing upload forms - Care providers: accessible sites for families and recruitment - Retailers and trades: click-to-call and pages for Grangemouth, Larbert, Stenhousemuir and Bo'ness Local search competition in Falkirk is moderate. Firms that build a page for each service and each nearby town, keep their Google Business Profile complete and collect genuine reviews can stand out, even against bigger firms in Glasgow and Edinburgh. ## Who we build websites for in Falkirk - Industrial maintenance contractors - Engineering fabricators - Chemical and process suppliers - Port and freight businesses - Vehicle component manufacturers - Visitor attractions and cafés - Care providers - Retailers - Trades and builders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Falkirk businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses in Falkirk, Grangemouth and the Forth Valley, working remotely from Mansfield. You talk to us by phone, email and video call, see designs on a private preview link and own the finished site outright. ### Can you redesign our website as we move into low carbon work? Yes. We restructure your services around new markets, rewrite key pages, add case studies and accreditations, and map old URLs to new ones with 301 redirects so pages that already rank keep their visibility. Redesigns start from £250 + VAT depending on size. ### Do you cover Grangemouth, Larbert and Bo'ness? Yes. We work with businesses in Grangemouth, Larbert, Stenhousemuir, Bo'ness, Polmont, Denny and across the Forth Valley. If you serve several of these places, we can add an area page for each to help with local search. ### Can you build a website for a café or attraction near the Kelpies? Yes. We build fast mobile sites with opening times, menus, directions, parking information and booking or ordering links. Most small visitor businesses fit our Starter package from £250 + VAT, typically live in three to four weeks. --- # Web Design in Ayr Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/ayr/ > Ayr hotels, golf businesses, Prestwick aerospace suppliers, care homes and shops can have a fast, mobile-first website designed and built by dijitul. Our small team works remotely from Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, keeping costs down and contact direct. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops or payment-taking booking sites from £750 + VAT. Ayr is South Ayrshire's main town and a traditional resort on the Firth of Clyde. Ayr Racecourse hosts the Scottish Grand National and the Ayr Gold Cup, the coast is home to championship golf at Royal Troon and Turnberry, and Alloway, on the edge of town, is Robert Burns' birthplace. A few miles up the coast, Glasgow Prestwick Airport anchors a significant aerospace cluster of manufacturing and maintenance firms. Hotels, guest houses and golf-related businesses serve a lot of visitors who plan from home, often from abroad. Their sites need strong photography, clear room or package pricing, direct booking that works on a phone, and practical details such as distances to the courses and the racecourse. Race days and golf events cause sharp spikes, so pages need to stay quick when traffic jumps. We build hotel websites that link to your booking engine so availability is always current. Aerospace suppliers around Prestwick need B2B sites that work for supplier approval: capabilities, approvals and accreditations, equipment, sectors served and a secure quote form. Careers pages matter here too, as firms compete for skilled engineers. Ayr's population includes many older residents, and care homes and home care agencies are a large part of local business. Their websites need large readable type, honest photographs, clear information for families and an easy way to arrange a visit, all built to WCAG 2.2 AA. - Restaurants and cafés: fast menus, table booking and race day information - Independent retailers: small online shops and click-and-collect - Trades and builders: click-to-call and pages for Prestwick, Troon and Maybole - Solicitors and accountants: accessible service pages Local search in Ayr is moderately competitive. Golf and accommodation terms are crowded with booking platforms, so independent businesses do best with specific pages and complete Google Business Profiles, while trades and service firms can rank well with good area pages and steady reviews. ## Who we build websites for in Ayr - Hotels and guest houses - Golf clubs and resorts - Aerospace engineering suppliers - Care homes and home care agencies - Restaurants and cafés - Visitor attractions - Independent retailers - Trades and builders - Solicitors and accountants ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Ayr businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and work with Ayr and Ayrshire businesses by phone, email and video call. You see designs on a private preview link and approve each stage. Most Starter sites are live in three to four weeks. ### Do you cover Prestwick, Troon and the rest of Ayrshire? Yes. We work with businesses in Prestwick, Troon, Maybole, Girvan, Irvine, Kilmarnock and across Ayrshire. If you serve several towns, we can build a page for each to help you appear in local searches there. ### Can you build a website for a golf or hotel business in Ayrshire? Yes. We build sites with strong photography, packages, direct booking links and practical visitor information. Many fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. Golf clubs that need membership features or tee time systems get a fixed quote. ### Can you build a care home website for families in Ayr? Yes. We build accessible care home sites with clear information about the care offered, real photography, visit request forms and a careers section with JobPosting schema. Accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA is included in every build. --- # Web Design in Dunfermline Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/dunfermline/ > Growing Dunfermline businesses, including trades, childcare and fitness firms, online sellers and Rosyth engineering suppliers, can get a well-built website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from our Mansfield base, so the whole project runs online. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce stores start from £750 + VAT. Dunfermline became a city in 2022, recognising its history as Scotland's ancient capital, the resting place of Robert the Bruce and the birthplace of Andrew Carnegie. It is now one of the fastest growing places in Fife, with large new housing to the east and a quick commute to Edinburgh over the Queensferry Crossing. That growth has created a lot of new small businesses: trades, childcare, fitness, beauty and home services. Most need a straightforward, fast site that wins local work. For a tradesperson that means click-to-call at the top of every page, a page for each service, photos of real jobs, a quote form and a Google Business Profile set up properly. For a nursery, gym or salon it means clear prices, timetables or availability and online booking. We build websites for tradespeople and local service firms on our Starter package, typically live in three to four weeks. Logistics and ecommerce are major employers, with Amazon's large fulfilment centre and warehousing along the M90. Local online sellers need well-organised Shopify or WooCommerce stores with consistent product photography, clear delivery and returns information, and a Google Merchant Centre feed for Shopping listings. At Rosyth, Babcock's dockyard assembled the Royal Navy's Queen Elizabeth class carriers and still works on ships and naval support. Its supply chain of engineering, fabrication and inspection firms needs B2B sites with capability details, accreditations and secure contact routes. - Contact centres and offices at Carnegie Campus: recruitment pages and careers sections - City centre shops and cafés: menus, opening hours and click-and-collect - Property and letting agents: listings with search filters Local search in Dunfermline is getting busier as the city grows, and new estates mean new neighbourhood names that people search for. Area pages for places such as Duloch, Halbeath, Rosyth, Inverkeithing and Dalgety Bay help service firms show up where their customers live. ## Who we build websites for in Dunfermline - Trades and home services firms - Childcare and nurseries - Gyms and fitness businesses - Salons and beauty businesses - Ecommerce retailers - Marine and defence engineering suppliers - Property and letting agents - Cafés and restaurants - Contact centres ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Dunfermline businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses in Dunfermline and west Fife, working remotely from Mansfield. Projects run by phone, email and video call, and you approve each stage on a private preview link. You own the site and domain outright. ### How much does a website cost for a new trades business in Dunfermline? Most new trades businesses fit our Starter package from £250 + VAT: up to five pages, mobile-first design, click-to-call, a contact form and Google Business Profile set up. If you want a page for every service and area, our Business package starts from £500 + VAT. ### Do you cover Rosyth, Inverkeithing and Dalgety Bay? Yes. We work with businesses in Rosyth, Inverkeithing, Dalgety Bay, Cowdenbeath, Kirkcaldy and across Fife. We can add an area page for each place you serve so customers there have a better chance of finding you. ### Can you help a Dunfermline business rank in local searches? We build every site with service and area pages, LocalBusiness schema, fast mobile pages and a properly set up Google Business Profile. Rankings also depend on reviews and competition, so we cannot promise positions, but we make sure the site is not holding you back. --- # Web Design in Kirkcaldy Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/kirkcaldy/ > Kirkcaldy manufacturers, Fife food producers, care providers and High Street shops can have dijitul design and build a website that brings in enquiries and orders. We work remotely from Mansfield and involve you at each stage by phone and video call. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. Kirkcaldy, the Lang Toun, takes its nickname from its long main street along the Firth of Forth. Adam Smith was born here and the town grew rich on linoleum, a tradition Forbo continues by making floor coverings in Kirkcaldy today. Food producers and engineering firms on the industrial estates around the town, Victoria Hospital and Fife College's large campus make up much of the employment base, and Glenrothes, a few miles inland, adds electronics and defence manufacturing. Manufacturers need sites that present products as well as they are made: product ranges with specification sheets, colour and finish options, sample request forms and distributor or trade enquiry routes. Where colour matters, image quality and consistent photography do a lot of the selling. Fife food producers increasingly sell direct as well as to delis and farm shops. A small online shop with delivery zones, local collection, product information and a Google Merchant Centre feed can open a steady direct channel. We build these on Shopify or WooCommerce and train you to manage orders. The town centre is changing, and more Kirkcaldy businesses sell online or by appointment rather than relying on passing trade. That makes a fast mobile site, online booking for services such as salons and therapists, and accurate Google Business Profile details far more important than they were. - Care providers: accessible sites for families and live vacancies for recruitment - Renewable energy contractors working around Fife Energy Park at Methil: capability and project pages - Cafés and restaurants on the Esplanade: menus and table booking - Trades and contractors: click-to-call and pages for Glenrothes, Burntisland and Leven Local search competition in Kirkcaldy is moderate. Service firms that build a page for each service and each nearby town, and keep collecting genuine reviews, can rank well across central Fife. ## Who we build websites for in Kirkcaldy - Manufacturers - Food producers - Renewable energy contractors - Engineering firms - Care providers - Independent retailers - Cafés and restaurants - Health and beauty businesses - Trades and contractors ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Kirkcaldy businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and build websites for Kirkcaldy and Fife businesses entirely by phone, email and video call. You see every design on a private preview link and approve each stage. Most Starter sites are live in three to four weeks. ### Can you build an online shop for a Fife food producer? Yes. We build Shopify and WooCommerce shops with delivery zones, local collection, product and allergen information, gift options and abandoned cart recovery. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT, including staff training on managing orders. ### Do you cover Glenrothes, Burntisland and Leven? Yes. We work with businesses in Glenrothes, Burntisland, Kinghorn, Leven, Methil, Cupar and across Fife. If you serve several of those places, we can add area pages to support your local search visibility. ### Can you add online booking for a Kirkcaldy salon or therapist? Yes. We can link a booking system you already use or set one up, add it to your Google Business Profile, and make sure it works well on a phone. Most salon and therapist sites fit our Starter package from £250 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Cardiff Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/cardiff/ > Cardiff law firms, media companies, venues, charities and public sector suppliers can get a clear, fast website from dijitul, including bilingual Welsh and English builds. We work remotely from Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, with direct contact throughout. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops with payments and delivery start from £750 + VAT. Cardiff is the capital of Wales and its largest business market. The Senedd, the Welsh Government and Companies House are based here, Admiral Group and Principality Building Society have their head offices in the city, and BBC Cymru Wales broadcasts from Central Square. Drama production at Roath Lock in Cardiff Bay has made the city a centre for television, and the region is known for its compound semiconductor cluster. Bilingual websites are a regular requirement. Organisations working with public bodies, and many that want to reach Welsh speakers, need Welsh and English versions with equal prominence. Doing that properly means separate language URLs, hreflang tags so Google shows the right version, a clear language switcher that keeps visitors on the equivalent page, and translations supplied by a qualified translator rather than a plugin. We build multilingual websites on WordPress with this structure from the start. Professional and financial services firms need calm, accessible sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA, with clear service pages, team profiles and secure contact forms. Public sector suppliers are often asked about accessibility in tenders, so it pays to get it right at build. Media and production companies want portfolio sites with showreels and credits that load quickly despite heavy video. Lazy loading, compressed video and modern image formats keep them fast on phones. - Bars, restaurants and venues around the city centre and the Bay: menus, event listings and booking that cope with Principality Stadium event days - Charities and third sector organisations: donation pages and bilingual content - Start-ups and spin-outs from the city's three universities: landing pages and first sites - Freelancers and micro-businesses: a professional site on their own domain Search competition in Cardiff is high, with many local agencies and established firms. Smaller businesses usually do better with neighbourhood pages such as Canton, Roath, Pontcanna or Llandaff, specific service pages and an active Google Business Profile. ## Who we build websites for in Cardiff - Solicitors and accountants - Insurance and financial services suppliers - Media and TV production companies - Public sector suppliers - Bars, restaurants and venues - Charities and third sector - Semiconductor and tech firms - Freelancers and micro-businesses - Retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a bilingual Welsh and English website for a Cardiff organisation? Yes. We build bilingual sites with separate language URLs, hreflang tags, a language switcher that keeps visitors on the matching page, and equal prominence for both languages. You supply the Welsh translation or we work with your translator. Bilingual builds are quoted once we know the size of the site. ### Do you build websites for Cardiff businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and work with Cardiff businesses entirely by phone, email and video call. You review designs on a private preview link and approve each stage before anything goes live. You own the site and domain. ### Do you cover Penarth, Caerphilly and the Vale of Glamorgan? Yes. We work with businesses in Penarth, Barry, Caerphilly, Pontypridd, Cowbridge, Newport and across South Wales. We can build area pages for the places you serve to support local search visibility. ### Can you help a Cardiff business compete in local search? We build service and area pages, LocalBusiness schema, fast mobile pages and a properly set up Google Business Profile. In a competitive city, pages for the specific neighbourhoods you serve usually work better than chasing broad city-wide terms. --- # Web Design in Swansea Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/swansea/ > Swansea manufacturers, university spin-outs, Gower holiday businesses and Mumbles cafés can rely on dijitul for a fast, clear website, with bilingual Welsh and English builds available. We design and build remotely from Mansfield. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce or payment-taking booking sites start from £750 + VAT. Swansea is the second city of Wales and the commercial hub for the south west of the country. Swansea University has invested heavily in its Bay Campus, the University of Wales Trinity Saint David has its SA1 Waterfront campus, and the DVLA's headquarters at Morriston is one of the largest government sites in Wales. Tata Steel's Port Talbot works dominates the coast to the east, and the change in steelmaking there has pushed many supply chain firms to look for new customers. For those manufacturers and metals firms, the website is part of finding new markets. A clear capability site with processes, materials, accreditations, sectors served, real workshop photographs and a quote form that accepts drawings helps them approach buyers in other industries. A redesign that keeps existing rankings while repositioning services is a common request. University spin-outs and start-ups need credible sites quickly: a plain-English explanation of the technology, team and partner pages, news and a contact route for investors. A focused landing page can come first, growing into a larger site later. Tourism around the Gower Peninsula and Mumbles supports holiday parks, hotels, activity providers and cafés. Their sites need direct booking with live availability, strong photography of the setting and practical details about parking, tides and facilities. Most visitors book on phones, so mobile speed comes first. - Public sector suppliers: bilingual Welsh and English sites with hreflang tags, built to WCAG 2.2 AA - Digital and creative firms around SA1: portfolio sites - Trade suppliers at Swansea Enterprise Park: product catalogues or trade ordering - City centre solicitors and accountants: plain fee and service pages; trades: click-to-call on every page Local search in Swansea is moderately competitive. Service firms can do well with pages for areas such as Sketty, Morriston, Gorseinon and Neath, plus a complete Google Business Profile. Holiday businesses compete with large booking platforms, so specific pages and direct booking incentives make the difference. ## Who we build websites for in Swansea - Manufacturers - Steel and metals supply chain firms - University spin-outs - Public sector suppliers - Holiday parks and hotels - Activity providers on the Gower - Cafés and restaurants in Mumbles - Digital and creative agencies - Solicitors and accountants ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Swansea businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses in Swansea and south west Wales, working remotely from Mansfield. You talk to us by phone, email and video call and see every design on a private preview link before it goes live. ### Can you build a booking website for a Gower holiday park or activity provider? Yes. We build sites with live availability, deposits, policies and mobile-friendly checkout, or link a booking system you already use. Simple setups can start from £250 + VAT; sites that take payments directly usually start from £750 + VAT. ### Do you cover Neath, Port Talbot and Llanelli? Yes. We work with businesses in Neath, Port Talbot, Llanelli, Gorseinon, Mumbles, the Gower and across south west Wales. If you serve several places, we can add an area page for each to support local search. ### Can you build a bilingual website for a Swansea business? Yes. We build Welsh and English sites with separate language URLs, hreflang tags and a language switcher that keeps visitors on the matching page. You supply the translation or we work with your translator. Bilingual builds are quoted by size. --- # Web Design in Newport Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/newport/ > Newport's semiconductor and cyber firms, government suppliers, logistics businesses and local trades can have dijitul design and build their website. We work remotely from Mansfield and keep each site fast, accessible and easy to update. Small business websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce stores start from £750 + VAT. Newport became a city in 2002 and is the first stop in Wales for traffic crossing the Severn on the M4. Two national bodies are headquartered here, the Office for National Statistics and the Intellectual Property Office at Concept House. The city hosts a large wafer fab at the heart of the South Wales compound semiconductor cluster, cyber security teams from defence and aerospace groups, and the University of South Wales cyber academy. The Celtic Manor Resort and the International Convention Centre Wales sit on the city's edge. Technology, semiconductor and cyber firms need restrained B2B sites that explain complex services clearly, with technical pages, downloadable data sheets, careers sections and contact routes for engineers and buyers. Cyber businesses in particular are judged on their own site's security: HTTPS everywhere, sensible security headers, minimal third-party scripts and up-to-date software. Suppliers to government bodies need accessible websites built to WCAG 2.2 AA, with proper heading structure, good contrast, keyboard navigation and an accessibility statement. Bilingual Welsh and English content is often expected too. Conference and event businesses around the Celtic Manor need event pages with dates, venue details, registration links and sponsor information that can be updated quickly. Logistics firms, steel processors and wholesalers near the port and the M4 need service pages, depot details, quote forms and careers sections. - Hotels and event venues: booking and enquiry forms for functions and conferences - Accountants and solicitors: clear service pages and secure contact forms - Retailers: click-and-collect and accurate Google listings - Trades and builders: click-to-call and pages for Caerleon, Cwmbran and Chepstow Newport searches overlap with both Cardiff and Bristol, so local firms compete with bigger city businesses for many terms. Pages built for Newport and its neighbouring towns, together with a complete Google Business Profile, give smaller firms the best chance. ## Who we build websites for in Newport - Semiconductor and electronics firms - Cyber security businesses - Government suppliers - Conference and events venues - Logistics and freight firms - Wholesalers - Accountants and solicitors - Retailers - Trades and builders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Newport businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and build websites for Newport businesses by phone, email and video call. You see designs on a private preview link and approve each stage. Most Starter sites go live in three to four weeks. ### Can you build a secure, low-tracking website for a cyber security firm? Yes. We build with HTTPS, security headers, minimal third-party scripts, privacy-friendly analytics and a cookie banner that meets UK GDPR and PECR. We keep software up to date at launch, and website care plans are available from £25 a month + VAT through our sister company. ### Do you cover Cwmbran, Caerleon and Chepstow? Yes. We work with businesses in Cwmbran, Caerleon, Chepstow, Pontypool, Caldicot, Cardiff and across South East Wales. We can add a page for each area you serve to help with local search visibility. ### Can you build an accessible website for a government supplier? Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA with proper headings, contrast, keyboard navigation, labelled forms and alt text, and we can draft an accessibility statement. Bilingual Welsh and English versions can be added and are quoted by size. --- # Web Design in Wrexham Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/wrexham/ > Manufacturers, food producers, contact centres, pubs, hotels and trades in Wrexham can get a practical website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield and plan each site around customers on both sides of the border. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops with payments and delivery start from £750 + VAT. Wrexham became a city in 2022 and is the largest place in north Wales. The football club's takeover by Hollywood owners in 2021 has brought visitors and media attention, but underneath, Wrexham makes things. Wrexham Industrial Estate is one of the largest in the UK, home to a Kellogg's cereal plant, JCB transmission production and a long list of food, pharmaceutical, packaging and engineering firms. Moneypenny, the outsourced communications business, is headquartered in the city. Manufacturers and their suppliers need B2B websites that show what they make, the standards they work to, the sectors they serve and how to request a quote. For food and pharmaceutical firms, accurate wording and careful version control on downloadable documents matter. Careers pages are a big part of the job too, as the estate's employers recruit constantly. Contact centres and service businesses need strong recruitment sections: role descriptions, shift patterns, benefits, real photographs of the workplace and a short application form. JobPosting schema helps vacancies appear in Google's job results. The football interest has changed city centre hospitality. Pubs, cafés, hotels and shops now serve visitors from across the UK and abroad, so they need fast mobile sites with menus, opening times on match days, booking links and directions from the station and the Racecourse Ground. - Logistics firms: service pages, depot details and quote forms - Accountants and solicitors: clear service pages for clients in Wales and England - Retailers: small online shops and click-and-collect - Trades and builders: click-to-call and pages for Gresford, Ruabon, Mold and Chester Being on the border, many Wrexham firms sell into Chester, Cheshire and the north west of England as much as into Wales. Area pages for both sides help with local search. Some choose a Welsh language version for Welsh customers, which we can build with proper hreflang tags. Local competition is moderate, and accurate listings plus genuine reviews still count for a lot. ## Who we build websites for in Wrexham - Food manufacturers - Pharmaceutical and packaging firms - Automotive and engineering manufacturers - Contact centres - Logistics firms - Pubs and hotels - Retailers - Accountants and solicitors - Trades and builders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Wrexham businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses in Wrexham and north east Wales, working remotely from Mansfield. Projects run by phone, email and video call, with designs on a private preview link. You own the site and domain outright. ### Can you build a site that targets customers in both Wales and England? Yes. We can create area pages for Welsh and English towns you serve, such as Mold, Llangollen, Chester and Ellesmere, and add a Welsh language version with hreflang tags if you want one. Bilingual builds are quoted once we know the size of the site. ### Can you build a careers section for a Wrexham manufacturer or contact centre? Yes. We build careers pages with role descriptions, benefits, workplace photography, a short application form and JobPosting schema so roles can appear in Google's job results. Most fit within our Business package from £500 + VAT. ### Can you help a Wrexham pub or café cope with match day visitors? Yes. We build fast mobile sites with menus, match day opening times, booking links and directions, and set up your Google Business Profile so visitors find accurate details. Most hospitality sites fit our Starter package from £250 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Bangor Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/bangor/ > Bangor and Gwynedd businesses, from outdoor activity providers and holiday lets to university spin-outs, can get a bilingual Welsh and English website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, so distance makes no difference. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops or payment-taking booking sites from £750 + VAT. Bangor looks across the Menai Strait to Anglesey and serves much of north west Wales. Bangor University dominates the city, with ocean sciences at Menai Bridge and strengths in environmental science and forestry, and Ysbyty Gwynedd is the region's main hospital. Gwynedd has one of the highest proportions of Welsh speakers in Wales, so bilingual websites are often expected rather than optional. A good bilingual website treats Welsh and English as equals. That means separate language URLs, hreflang tags so search engines show the right version, a language switcher that keeps visitors on the matching page, navigation and buttons translated as well as body text, and menus that still fit when Welsh words run longer. You supply the translation, or we work with your translator, and we check every page carefully against it. Visitors come for Eryri's mountains, the strait and the Anglesey coast. Outdoor activity providers, holiday lets and hotels need booking sites with live availability, clear safety and weather policies, kit lists and directions. Strong landscape photography sells the experience, but it must be compressed properly so pages load on patchy mobile signal in the hills. University spin-outs and firms at M-SParc, the science park at Gaerwen, need credible sites that explain research and technology in plain language for funders, partners and recruits. - Marine and environmental consultancies: project pages and downloadable reports - Low carbon energy firms: capability and consultation pages - Welsh language organisations and charities: accessible bilingual content - Cafés, restaurants and shops: fast menus and Google Business Profiles in both languages Local search here is less crowded than in the cities, but tourism terms are dominated by big booking platforms. Independent operators do best with specific activity and location pages, in both languages, and complete Google listings with recent photographs and reviews. ## Who we build websites for in Bangor - Outdoor activity providers - Holiday lets and hotels - University spin-outs - Marine and environmental consultancies - Low carbon energy firms - Welsh language organisations - Cafés and restaurants - Health and care providers - Charities and community groups ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a bilingual Welsh and English website for a Bangor business? Yes. We build bilingual sites with separate language URLs, hreflang tags, translated navigation and a switcher that keeps visitors on the matching page. You supply the Welsh text or we work with your translator. Bilingual builds are quoted by the number of pages. ### Do you cover Caernarfon, Anglesey and Snowdonia? Yes. We work with businesses in Caernarfon, Menai Bridge, Llangefni, Holyhead, Betws-y-Coed, Llanberis and across Gwynedd, Anglesey and Eryri. We can create pages for the places and activities you offer to support local search. ### Can you build a booking website for an outdoor activity provider? Yes. We build sites with live availability, deposits, safety and weather policies and mobile-friendly booking, or link a booking system you already use. Pages are kept light so they load on weak mobile signal. Payment-taking booking sites usually start from £750 + VAT. ### Do you work with Bangor businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and run every project by phone, email and video call. You see designs on a private preview link and approve each stage. Remote working means no travel costs are added to your quote. --- # Web Design in Bridgend Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/bridgend/ > Bridgend manufacturers, Porthcawl caravan parks, trades, care providers and retailers can have a clear, mobile-first website designed and built by dijitul. Working remotely from our Mansfield base, we keep the process simple and the costs fixed. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce or payment-taking booking sites from £750 + VAT. Bridgend sits halfway along the M4 between Cardiff and Swansea and has always been a manufacturing town. When Ford closed its engine plant here in 2020, many suppliers lost their main customer and had to look for new work. Electronics remains strong: the Sony UK Technology Centre at Pencoed makes products for other companies, including the Raspberry Pi. Bridgend Industrial Estate and Waterton Industrial Estate house engineering, packaging, materials and food firms. For manufacturers chasing new sectors, the website is often the first thing a new buyer checks. A clear capability site with processes, machines, accreditations, real photographs of finished work and a quote form that accepts drawings helps open those conversations. We build these as manufacturer websites with page structure and schema that help specific capability searches find them. Retail and leisure matter too. The McArthurGlen Designer Outlet at junction 36 draws shoppers from across South Wales, and Porthcawl's beaches, caravan parks and Royal Porthcawl golf club bring tourism. Caravan parks and holiday lets need booking sites with live availability, accommodation types, facilities, a site map and seasonal opening dates, all fast on a phone. Bridgend also has a solid base of trades, construction and care businesses. Trades need click-to-call, a page per service, photos of real jobs and a quote form. Care providers need accessible sites for families and a careers section for recruitment. - Distribution firms near the M4: service pages and quote forms - Retailers: small online shops and click-and-collect - Professional services: clear service pages and secure contact forms Local search in Bridgend is moderately competitive, with Cardiff and Swansea firms targeting the same terms. Pages for Bridgend and nearby towns such as Porthcawl, Pencoed, Maesteg and Pyle, a complete Google Business Profile and steady reviews give local firms the edge. ## Who we build websites for in Bridgend - Electronics manufacturers - Engineering firms - Packaging and materials manufacturers - Caravan parks and holiday lets - Retailers - Distribution firms - Trades and builders - Care providers - Professional services ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Bridgend businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and build websites for Bridgend businesses by phone, email and video call. You see every design on a private preview link and approve each stage. Most Starter sites go live in three to four weeks. ### Can you build a booking website for a Porthcawl caravan park? Yes. We build sites with live availability, accommodation types, facilities, a site map and secure booking, or link the booking system you already use. Sites that take payments directly usually start from £750 + VAT; simpler setups can start from £250 + VAT. ### Do you cover Porthcawl, Pencoed and Maesteg? Yes. We work with businesses in Porthcawl, Pencoed, Maesteg, Pyle, Llantwit Major, Cardiff and Swansea. If you serve several of those places, we can add area pages to help you appear in local searches there. ### Can a new website help a Bridgend manufacturer find new customers? It helps. A clear capability site with accreditations, machine lists, real photographs and a drawing upload quote form makes it easier for new buyers to shortlist you. Most manufacturers suit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting. --- # Web Design in Barry Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/barry/ > Seaside cafés, attractions, aerospace suppliers, trades and home-based firms in Barry can have dijitul design and build a website that suits how their customers search. We work remotely from Mansfield, keeping things simple for one and two person businesses. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce stores from £750 + VAT. Barry is the largest town in the Vale of Glamorgan. It grew around docks built to export South Wales coal, and Barry Island's beach and pleasure park still draw day visitors from across the region, helped by the town's starring role in Gavin and Stacey. To the west, the former RAF site at St Athan is now an aerospace business park with aircraft maintenance firms and Aston Martin's DBX factory, and Cardiff Airport is close by at Rhoose. A large silicones plant and the working docks keep industry in the town. Seaside cafés, kiosks, arcades and attractions get most of their custom on sunny weekends, from people searching on their phones on the way or once they arrive. Their sites need to load in a few seconds on mobile data and answer the basics straight away: opening times by season, prices, parking, accessibility and a map. A simple Starter site with a properly set up Google Business Profile often does more for them than anything elaborate. Aerospace and automotive suppliers around St Athan need B2B sites that work for supplier approval: capabilities, approvals, equipment, sectors served and a secure quote form. Chemical and port businesses need clear service pages and up-to-date safety and contact information. Many Barry residents commute to Cardiff, and a lot of local businesses are run by one or two people from home: consultants, bookkeepers, therapists, trainers and trades. They need a professional site on their own domain, a clear explanation of what they offer, and an easy way to get in touch. We build small business websites that you can update yourself after a short training session. - Trades and builders: click-to-call and pages for Dinas Powys, Rhoose and Penarth - Fitness and beauty businesses: online booking and class timetables - Holiday lets: direct booking and good photography - Care providers: a calm site for families choosing care, with a vacancies page for carers Barry searches overlap with Cardiff, so local firms compete with city businesses for many terms. Being clearly local, with area pages and genuine reviews, helps smaller firms get noticed. ## Who we build websites for in Barry - Seaside cafés and attractions - Holiday lets - Aerospace maintenance firms - Automotive suppliers - Home-based professionals - Trades and builders - Fitness and beauty businesses - Care providers - Retailers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Barry businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses in Barry and the Vale of Glamorgan, working remotely from Mansfield. You talk to us by phone, email or video call, see designs on a private preview link, and own the finished site and domain. ### How much does a website cost for a small Barry business? Our Starter package starts from £250 + VAT for up to five pages, with a mobile-first custom design, click-to-call, a contact form and your Google Business Profile set up. Bigger sites with a page per service start from £500 + VAT on our Business package. ### Do you cover Penarth, Rhoose and the Vale of Glamorgan? Yes. We work with businesses in Penarth, Dinas Powys, Rhoose, Llantwit Major, Cowbridge, Cardiff and across the Vale. If you serve several places, we can add an area page for each to support local search visibility. ### Can you build a website for an aerospace supplier near St Athan? Yes. We build B2B sites with capability and equipment pages, approvals, sectors served, workshop photography and secure quote forms that accept drawings. Most suppliers fit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting. --- # Web Design in Llanelli Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/llanelli/ > Llanelli engineering firms, sports clubs, care providers, food producers and community organisations can get a clear website from dijitul, with bilingual Welsh and English builds where needed. We design and build remotely from Mansfield. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops with payments and delivery start from £750 + VAT. Llanelli is the largest town in Carmarthenshire and was once known as Tinopolis for its tinplate industry, a tradition that continues at the Trostre works. Industrial estates at Dafen and Llanelli Gate house fabricators, engineering firms, automotive suppliers and food producers. The Scarlets play at Parc y Scarlets, the Millennium Coastal Park runs along the reclaimed shore, and the Pentre Awel development at Delta Lakes is bringing health, research, education and leisure together on one site. Welsh is widely spoken in the town. Metals and engineering firms are diversifying as the Welsh steel industry changes, and the website is part of reaching new customers. A capability site with processes, materials, accreditations, real photographs of finished work and a quote form that accepts drawings helps a buyer in another sector take them seriously. Sports clubs, coaching businesses and leisure providers need sites with fixtures, membership information, class or session timetables, sponsor pages and online payments for subscriptions. Pages need to be easy for volunteers to update after a match. Many local organisations work bilingually. A properly built bilingual site has separate Welsh and English pages with hreflang tags, a switcher that keeps visitors on the matching page, and translated menus and buttons, not just body text. - Care and wellbeing providers: accessible sites for families and recruitment pages - Food producers: small online shops with delivery and collection - Tourism businesses near the coastal park, the wetland centre at Penclacwydd and Machynys golf: booking and visitor information - Shops, cafés and trades: click-to-call and accurate Google Business Profiles More Llanelli businesses now take bookings and orders online rather than relying on town centre footfall, so a fast, secure site with working forms matters more than it did. Local search competition is moderate; pages for Burry Port, Pembrey, Kidwelly and Swansea help service firms reach the wider area. ## Who we build websites for in Llanelli - Metals and engineering firms - Automotive suppliers - Sports clubs and leisure providers - Care and wellbeing providers - Food producers - Tourism businesses - Community organisations - Cafés and restaurants - Trades and builders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Llanelli businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and build websites for Llanelli and Carmarthenshire businesses by phone, email and video call. You see every design on a private preview link and approve each stage. Most Starter sites go live in three to four weeks. ### Can you build a bilingual Welsh and English website? Yes. We build bilingual sites with separate language URLs, hreflang tags, translated navigation and a switcher that keeps visitors on the matching page. You supply the Welsh text or we work with your translator. Bilingual builds are quoted by the number of pages. ### Can you build a website for a Llanelli sports club? Yes. We build club sites with fixtures, results, membership information, timetables, sponsor pages and online subscription payments, set up so volunteers can update them easily. Simple club sites can start from £250 + VAT; payment features are quoted. ### Do you cover Burry Port, Kidwelly and Carmarthen? Yes. We work with businesses in Burry Port, Pembrey, Kidwelly, Carmarthen, Ammanford, Swansea and across south west Wales. We can create area pages for the places you serve to support local search. --- # Web Design in Merthyr Tydfil Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/merthyr-tydfil/ > Merthyr Tydfil manufacturers, outdoor activity businesses, care providers, start-ups and trades can get a fixed-price website designed and built by dijitul. We work remotely from Mansfield and agree costs before anything starts. Websites start from £250 + VAT, online shops from £750 + VAT, and small changes later cost £45 an hour + VAT. Merthyr Tydfil was once the iron capital of the world, when the Cyfarthfa and Dowlais ironworks made it the largest town in Wales. Cyfarthfa Castle, built for the ironmaster family, still overlooks the town. Today Merthyr is the main centre for the upper valleys, with manufacturing on the Pentrebach and Goat Mill Road estates, Prince Charles Hospital as a major employer and a fast-growing outdoor tourism economy. The dualled A465 Heads of the Valleys road has brought the Midlands and Swansea closer. Small and medium manufacturers in engineering, automotive components, electronics and food often have no website at all, or one that has not been touched in years. A straightforward B2B site with capabilities, equipment, sectors served, photographs of real work and a quote form is usually the most valuable first step. Budgets are tight, so we start with the pages that win work and add more later. Outdoor tourism is the newer story. BikePark Wales on the hills above the town draws mountain bikers from across the UK, and Bannau Brycheiniog to the north brings walkers and adventure visitors. Activity providers, guides, bike hire and accommodation businesses need booking websites with live availability, clear policies, kit lists and directions, plus fast pages for visitors searching on a phone at the trailhead. Health and care employ a large share of the town. Care providers need accessible sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA, honest photography and a careers section with live vacancies. - Retailers at Rhydycar: click-and-collect and accurate opening hours - Start-ups: a first website on their own domain - Trades and builders: click-to-call and pages for Aberdare, Treharris and Dowlais - Community organisations: simple, accessible sites with event listings Local search competition in Merthyr is lighter than in Cardiff, so a well-built site with a page per service and per nearby town, a complete Google Business Profile and steady reviews can make a clear difference quickly. ## Who we build websites for in Merthyr Tydfil - Small manufacturers - Engineering firms - Outdoor activity businesses - Bike hire and accommodation providers - Care providers - Retailers - Start-ups - Trades and builders - Community organisations ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Merthyr Tydfil businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses in Merthyr Tydfil and the upper valleys, working remotely from Mansfield. You agree a fixed price before work starts, review designs on a private preview link and own the finished site and domain. ### Can you build a booking website for an outdoor activity business near BikePark Wales? Yes. We build sites with availability calendars, deposits, safety and cancellation policies and mobile-friendly booking, or link a booking system you already use. Payment-taking booking sites usually start from £750 + VAT; simpler setups can start from £250 + VAT. ### Do you cover Aberdare, Treharris and the valleys? Yes. We work with businesses in Aberdare, Mountain Ash, Treharris, Ebbw Vale, Tredegar, Brecon and across the South Wales valleys. If you serve several towns, we can add an area page for each to help with local search. ### How much does a basic website cost for a small Merthyr manufacturer? Most small manufacturers start on our Starter package from £250 + VAT for up to five pages, or our Business package from £500 + VAT for up to 15 pages with copywriting. Extras such as stock photography or premium plugins are listed separately in the quote. --- # Web Design in Aberystwyth Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/aberystwyth/ > Mid Wales businesses in Aberystwyth, from agri-tech firms and food producers to holiday lets and cultural organisations, can have dijitul design and build a bilingual or English website. We work remotely from Mansfield, so distance from the big cities does not matter. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops from £750 + VAT. Aberystwyth is a university and seaside town on Cardigan Bay and the main centre for mid Wales. Aberystwyth University is the largest employer, the National Library of Wales sits on the hill above the town and Ceredigion County Council is based here. The university's IBERS institute is known for grass and crop breeding, and the AberInnovation campus at Gogerddan supports agri-tech, food and biorefining businesses. Welsh is widely spoken across Ceredigion. Bilingual sites are often expected. We build Welsh and English websites with separate language URLs, hreflang tags, translated navigation and a language switcher that keeps visitors on the equivalent page. Welsh text often runs longer, so menus and buttons are designed to fit both languages without squeezing either. Agri-tech and research-led businesses need credible sites for funders, partners and recruits: a plain explanation of the work, team and facilities pages, news and publications. Food and drink producers across Ceredigion, from dairies to small-batch makers, need online shops with delivery rules for chilled or fragile goods, gift options and clear product information. Cultural and heritage organisations need accessible, content-heavy sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA, with event listings, exhibition pages and bilingual content managed in one place. - Hotels, holiday lets and caravan parks: direct booking with strong photography of the bay and the hills - Agricultural merchants, vets and contractors: service pages and product catalogues - Cafés and shops: fast mobile menus and Google Business Profiles in both languages - Trades and builders: click-to-call and pages for Borth, Aberaeron and Machynlleth Broadband and mobile signal across rural Ceredigion are uneven, so we keep pages light, compress images to WebP and test on slow connections. Local search competition is light compared with the cities, so a well-structured site with complete Google listings can perform well. Tourism terms are dominated by booking platforms, which makes specific pages for the area's attractions, such as the Vale of Rheidol Railway, worth having. ## Who we build websites for in Aberystwyth - Agri-tech and research firms - Food and drink producers - Hotels and holiday lets - Caravan parks - Cultural and heritage organisations - Agricultural merchants - Cafés and restaurants - Retailers - Trades and builders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Can you build a bilingual website for an Aberystwyth business? Yes. We build Welsh and English sites with separate language URLs, hreflang tags, translated navigation and a switcher that keeps visitors on the matching page. You supply the Welsh text or we work with your translator. Bilingual builds are quoted by the number of pages. ### Do you work with mid Wales businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and run every project by phone, email and video call, with designs shared on a private preview link. Remote working suits mid Wales well and means no travel costs are added to your quote. ### Do you cover Aberaeron, Machynlleth and Cardigan? Yes. We work with businesses in Aberaeron, Borth, Machynlleth, Tregaron, Lampeter, Cardigan and across Ceredigion and Powys. We can create area pages for the places you serve to support local search. ### Can you build an online shop for a Ceredigion food producer? Yes. We build Shopify and WooCommerce shops with delivery rules for chilled or fragile goods, local collection, gift options and a Google Merchant Centre feed. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT, and we train you to manage orders. --- # Web Design in Belfast Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/belfast/ > Belfast law firms, tech and cyber companies, Cathedral Quarter venues and online sellers can get a fast, credible website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield in England, working by phone, email and video call. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce stores for customers in Northern Ireland, GB and Ireland start from £750 + VAT. Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland and its main business market. The Harland and Wolff cranes still frame the skyline, aerospace manufacturing employs thousands of engineers in the east of the city, and Titanic Quarter now holds Titanic Belfast, film studios and Catalyst, Northern Ireland's science and technology park. Software, fintech and cyber security have become major employers, helped by Queen's University's Centre for Secure Information Technologies and Ulster University's city centre campus. Technology and financial firms want restrained, credible sites that explain complex services clearly to international clients, with careers sections that help them compete for engineers. Security matters on their own sites too: HTTPS everywhere, sensible security headers, minimal third-party scripts and privacy-friendly analytics with a cookie banner that meets UK GDPR and PECR. Law firms and professional services need accessible sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA, with clear practice area pages, team profiles and secure contact forms. Film and TV production companies need portfolio sites with showreels and credits that still load quickly on a phone. Online sellers in Belfast face a particular challenge. Northern Ireland's trading position under the Windsor Framework means goods rules, VAT treatment and delivery options can differ for customers in Northern Ireland, Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland. We build ecommerce websites on Shopify or WooCommerce with separate delivery zones, sterling and euro display where needed, and shipping rules set to the advice of your accountant. - Bars, restaurants and venues in the Cathedral Quarter: menus, event listings and table booking - Aerospace and engineering suppliers: capability pages and quote forms - Charities: donation pages and accessible content - Start-ups at Catalyst and Titanic Quarter: landing pages and first sites Search competition in Belfast is high, with many local agencies and established firms. Smaller businesses tend to win with specific service pages, neighbourhood pages such as Lisburn Road, Ormeau or Stranmillis, and an active Google Business Profile. ## Who we build websites for in Belfast - Solicitors and legal services - Fintech and financial services - Software and cyber security companies - Film and TV production companies - Bars, restaurants and venues - Online retailers - Aerospace and engineering suppliers - Charities - Start-ups ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Belfast businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and work with Belfast businesses entirely by phone, email and video call. You review designs on a private preview link and approve each stage before anything goes live. You own the site and the domain. ### Can you build an online shop that sells to Northern Ireland, GB and Ireland? Yes. We set up Shopify or WooCommerce with separate delivery zones, sterling and euro display where needed, and shipping and tax settings configured to your accountant's advice. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. Complex cross-border setups get a fixed quote. ### Do you cover Lisburn, Holywood and Newtownabbey? Yes. We work with businesses in Lisburn, Holywood, Newtownabbey, Carrickfergus, Bangor and across Northern Ireland. If you serve several areas, we can add an area page for each to help with local search. ### Can you build a secure website for a Belfast cyber or fintech firm? Yes. We build with HTTPS, security headers, minimal third-party scripts, privacy-friendly analytics and a cookie banner that meets UK GDPR and PECR. Most firms suit our Business package from £500 + VAT, which includes copywriting and full schema. --- # Web Design in Derry~Londonderry Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/derry-londonderry/ > Derry~Londonderry tour operators, festival organisers, manufacturers and cross-border retailers can rely on dijitul for a clear, fast website. We design and build remotely from our Mansfield base, so working with the north west is no different to anywhere else. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce stores handling sterling and euro start from £750 + VAT. Derry~Londonderry is Northern Ireland's second city and the centre of a region that spills over the border into County Donegal. Its seventeenth-century walls are among the best preserved in Europe, and its year as the first UK City of Culture in 2013 left a lasting focus on arts, festivals and tourism. Ebrington, across the Peace Bridge, and Fort George are major regeneration sites. Seagate's plant at Springtown is a long-standing manufacturing employer, and Ulster University's Magee campus is expanding. Festivals and events drive a lot of web traffic, from the city's large Halloween celebrations to music and cultural programmes. Event websites need programme listings that are easy to update, ticket links, venue maps, accessibility information and pages that stay fast when everyone checks the schedule at once. Tour operators, hotels and restaurants around the walls need sites that work for visitors arriving from the Causeway Coast or Donegal: clear tour times and prices, booking that works on a phone, directions and suggestions that tie the city into a wider trip. Cross-border trade shapes many local sites. Retailers and wholesalers often sell to customers in both Northern Ireland and the Republic, so their online shops need sterling and euro display, separate delivery zones and shipping and tax settings configured to their accountant's advice. - Manufacturers and engineering firms: capability pages, data sheets and careers sections - Software and digital firms: credible B2B sites with recruitment pages - Care providers: accessible sites for families and staff - Solicitors, accountants and community organisations: clear service pages built to WCAG 2.2 AA Many businesses in the north west are a long way from Belfast's agencies, which makes a remote process practical. Local search competition is moderate. Service firms can rank well with pages for the city and nearby places such as Strabane, Limavady and Buncrana, a complete Google Business Profile and steady reviews. ## Who we build websites for in Derry~Londonderry - Tour operators - Festival and arts organisations - Hotels and restaurants - Advanced manufacturers - Software and digital firms - Cross-border retailers - Care providers - Solicitors and accountants - Community organisations ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Derry~Londonderry businesses? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses in Derry~Londonderry and the north west, working remotely from Mansfield. You talk to us by phone, email and video call and review every design on a private preview link before it goes live. ### Can you build an online shop that sells in sterling and euro? Yes. We set up Shopify or WooCommerce with sterling and euro display, separate delivery zones for Northern Ireland, GB and the Republic, and shipping and tax settings configured to your accountant's advice. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. ### Do you cover Strabane, Limavady and Donegal? Yes. We work with businesses in Strabane, Limavady, Coleraine and across the north west, including customers over the border in Donegal. We can create area pages for the places you serve to help with local search. ### Can you build a website for a festival or event in the city? Yes. We build event sites with programme listings, ticket links, venue maps and accessibility information, set up so your team can update them quickly. Simple event sites can start from £250 + VAT; larger programmes are quoted. --- # Web Design in Lisburn Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/lisburn/ > Lisburn distributors, food and drink producers, building products firms, retailers and trades can get a well-structured website from dijitul. Our team designs and builds remotely from Mansfield and keeps you involved by phone and video call. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops or trade ordering sites start from £750 + VAT. Lisburn became a city in 2002 and sits on the River Lagan just south west of Belfast, where the M1 and the A1 to Newry and Dublin meet. Linen made its fortune, as the Irish Linen Centre in the market square explains. Today it is both a commuter city for Belfast and a business location in its own right, with Sprucefield retail park at the motorway junction, manufacturers and distributors on estates such as Knockmore and Silverwood, and the Maze Long Kesh site hosting the Eikon Exhibition Centre and the Balmoral Show. Wholesalers and distributors serving the whole of Northern Ireland need product catalogues that are easy to search, trade account enquiries and, often, B2B ordering with account pricing and quick reorder. Many sell into both Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland, so delivery zones and currency display need planning from the start. Food and drink producers need online shops with clear product information, delivery rules and gift options, plus trade enquiry routes for retailers and hospitality buyers. Building products suppliers need technical product pages with downloadable data sheets and installation guides for installers and specifiers. Exhibitors at the Balmoral Show and Eikon events benefit from landing pages that capture leads from the stand, with a short form and an offer tied to the event. - Retailers at Sprucefield and in the city centre: click-and-collect and accurate opening hours - Accountants, solicitors and estate agents: clear service pages and property listings - Construction firms and trades: click-to-call and pages for Hillsborough, Moira and Dunmurry - Farms and agri-food businesses: farm shop pages and small online shops Lisburn searches overlap heavily with Belfast, so local firms compete with city businesses for many terms. Pages built for Lisburn and its surrounding towns, together with a complete Google Business Profile and genuine reviews, give smaller firms the best chance. ## Who we build websites for in Lisburn - Wholesalers and distributors - Food and drink producers - Building products suppliers - Manufacturers - Retailers - Accountants and solicitors - Estate agents - Construction and trades - Agri-food and farm businesses ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Lisburn businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and build websites for Lisburn businesses by phone, email and video call. You see every design on a private preview link and approve each stage. Most Starter sites go live in three to four weeks. ### Can you build a trade ordering website for a Lisburn distributor? Yes. We build WooCommerce and Shopify sites with trade logins, account pricing, quick reorder and delivery zones for Northern Ireland, GB and Ireland. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. Links into stock or accounts systems are quoted once we see your setup. ### Do you cover Hillsborough, Moira and Dunmurry? Yes. We work with businesses in Hillsborough, Moira, Dunmurry, Dromore, Belfast and across Lisburn and Castlereagh. We can add an area page for each place you serve to support local search visibility. ### Can you help a Lisburn business rank against Belfast competitors? We build service and area pages, LocalBusiness schema, fast mobile pages and a properly set up Google Business Profile. Focusing on Lisburn and nearby towns, rather than all of Belfast, usually gives smaller firms a better chance of showing up. --- # Web Design in Newry Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/newry/ > Cross-border retailers, hauliers, construction firms and Mourne hospitality businesses in Newry can have dijitul design and build a practical website. We work remotely from Mansfield and plan each site for customers on both sides of the border. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and ecommerce stores with sterling and euro pricing from £750 + VAT. Newry became a city in 2002 and sits on the main Belfast to Dublin corridor, a few miles from the border. Trade has always been its business. Its shopping centres draw customers from north and south, and many local firms buy, sell and employ people in both jurisdictions, working in sterling and euro. Norbrook, the veterinary pharmaceutical manufacturer, is headquartered here, and FD Technologies, the data software company once known as First Derivatives, was founded in the city. Warrenpoint Harbour handles freight a few miles down Carlingford Lough. Cross-border retailers need online shops that work for two audiences. That means sterling and euro display, separate delivery zones for Northern Ireland, Great Britain and the Republic, clear returns information, and shipping and tax settings configured to their accountant's advice. We build these as online shops on Shopify or WooCommerce and train staff to manage orders. Hauliers and logistics firms along the A1 and M1 need straightforward sites with services, routes, fleet information, accreditations and a quote form. Recruitment is constant for them, so a careers page for drivers, with clear pay and shift information and a short application form, often brings in more value than anything else on the site. Construction and building materials firms across Newry, Mourne and Down need project galleries, product data sheets and trade enquiry forms. Tourism around the Mourne Mountains and Carlingford Lough supports hotels, guest houses and activity providers who need direct booking and photography that does the landscape justice. - Software and data firms: credible B2B sites with careers sections - Regulated manufacturers: carefully worded product and company pages - Accountants and solicitors: clear service pages for clients in both jurisdictions - Trades: click-to-call and pages for Warrenpoint, Bessbrook and Rostrevor Local search in Newry is moderately competitive, and customers search from both sides of the border. Pages for nearby towns north and south, and a Google Business Profile with accurate details, help local firms show up. ## Who we build websites for in Newry - Cross-border retailers - Hauliers and logistics firms - Construction firms - Building materials suppliers - Hotels and hospitality - Software and data firms - Food producers - Accountants and solicitors - Trades and builders ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Newry businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and build websites for Newry businesses by phone, email and video call. You see designs on a private preview link and approve each stage before anything goes live. You own the finished site and domain. ### Can you build an online shop for customers in both Northern Ireland and the Republic? Yes. We set up sterling and euro display, separate delivery zones and shipping and tax settings configured to your accountant's advice, on Shopify or WooCommerce. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. Complex cross-border setups get a fixed quote. ### Do you cover Warrenpoint, Banbridge and the Mournes? Yes. We work with businesses in Warrenpoint, Rostrevor, Kilkeel, Banbridge, Armagh and across Newry, Mourne and Down, plus customers over the border. We can add area pages for the places you serve. ### Can a website help a Newry haulier recruit drivers? It can help. We build careers pages with clear pay and shift details, licence requirements, real photos of the fleet and a short application form, plus JobPosting schema so roles can appear in Google's job results. Most fit our Business package from £500 + VAT. --- # Web Design in Bangor (County Down) Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/bangor-northern-ireland/ > North Down firms in Bangor, County Down, including marine businesses, seafront cafés, salons, clinics, trades and professional practices, can get a fast website from dijitul. We design and build remotely from Mansfield, with clear fixed prices. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops or payment-taking booking sites from £750 + VAT. Bangor in County Down became a city in 2022. It is the largest place in Ards and North Down, on the southern shore of Belfast Lough about half an hour from Belfast, and many residents commute. That leaves a local economy made up mostly of smaller firms serving the people who live here: shops, cafés, hospitality, health and beauty, care, trades and professional services. Bangor Marina, one of the largest in Northern Ireland, is the city's centrepiece, and the long-planned Queen's Parade regeneration aims to bring more leisure and hospitality to the seafront. Marine businesses, yacht clubs, chandlers and boat services need sites with services, berthing or membership information, event and regatta pages and contact routes that work on a phone at the quayside. Clubs benefit from member areas or simple online payments for subscriptions. Health, beauty and wellbeing businesses are common in a commuter city. Salons, clinics and therapists need salon websites with clear price lists, online booking, gift vouchers and a calm, consistent design. Booking needs to work in a couple of taps on a phone, often in the evening. Cafés and restaurants on the seafront need fast menus, opening hours by season and table booking. Day visitors heading for Pickie Fun Park and the coastal path search on their phones, so mobile speed matters most. - Solicitors, accountants, estate agents and financial advisers: clear service pages and property listings - Trades and home services: click-to-call and pages for Newtownards, Holywood and Donaghadee - Care homes and home care agencies: reassuring pages for families plus a vacancies section - Home-based consultants: a professional site on their own domain Bangor searches are less crowded than Belfast's, but customers often compare local firms with Belfast ones. Specific service pages, area pages across North Down and the Ards Peninsula, and a well-kept Google Business Profile help local firms stand out. ## Who we build websites for in Bangor (County Down) - Marinas and sailing clubs - Marine trades - Cafés and restaurants - Salons and clinics - Hotels and event venues - Solicitors and accountants - Estate agents - Trades and home services firms - Care providers ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for businesses in Bangor, County Down? Yes. We design and build websites for businesses in Bangor and across North Down, working remotely from Mansfield. You talk to us by phone, email or video call and review every design on a private preview link before it goes live. ### Do you cover Newtownards, Holywood and Donaghadee? Yes. We work with businesses in Newtownards, Holywood, Donaghadee, Comber, the Ards Peninsula and Belfast. If you serve several of those areas, we can add an area page for each to support local search. ### Can you build a booking website for a salon or clinic in Bangor? Yes. We link a booking system you already use or set one up, add price lists and gift vouchers, and connect booking to your Google Business Profile. Most salon and clinic sites fit our Starter package from £250 + VAT. ### Can you build a website for a yacht club or marine business? Yes. We build sites with services, berthing or membership information, regatta and event pages and simple online payments for subscriptions. Simple sites start from £250 + VAT; member areas and payment features are quoted once we know what you need. --- # Web Design in Armagh Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/locations/armagh/ > Orchards, cider makers, food producers, heritage attractions and family firms around Armagh can have dijitul design and build a website that sells. We work remotely from Mansfield and get sites ready before the busy season. Websites start from £250 + VAT, and online shops with delivery rules and sterling and euro pricing from £750 + VAT. Armagh is small but historic: the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland, with two St Patrick's cathedrals on facing hills, Navan Fort just outside the city and the Armagh Observatory and Planetarium continuing more than two centuries of astronomy. The surrounding county is the Orchard County, and the Armagh Bramley apple has protected geographical status. Across the wider council area, Craigavon and Portadown hold some of Northern Ireland's biggest food processing plants. Orchards, cider makers and juice producers increasingly sell direct. An online shop lets them tell the provenance story properly, with product pages for each variety, tasting notes, gift boxes, delivery rules for heavy glass bottles, age confirmation where needed and a Google Merchant Centre feed. Many trade across the border with Monaghan and Louth, so sterling and euro display and separate delivery zones are worth planning from the start. Larger food processors need B2B sites for buyers: product ranges, accreditations, sites and capabilities, plus careers sections, as recruitment is constant. Heritage and tourism organisations need accessible, content-rich sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA, with opening times, ticketing, event listings, visitor information and pages that explain the city's history clearly. Visitors often plan a day around several attractions, so linking to nearby sites helps. - Cafés and hospitality: fast menus and accurate Google Business Profiles - Agricultural merchants and contractors: service pages and product catalogues - Churches and community groups: simple, accessible sites with event listings - Solicitors and accountants: clear service pages Many Armagh firms are small and family-run, with work peaking at harvest and around the city's food and cider events. Getting a new site live, tested and indexed well before the busy season is the sensible plan. Local search competition is light, so service firms with good area pages for Portadown, Craigavon, Markethill and Keady and genuine reviews can rank well. ## Who we build websites for in Armagh - Orchards and cider makers - Juice producers - Food processors - Heritage and tourism organisations - Agricultural merchants - Farming businesses - Cafés and hospitality - Churches and community groups - Solicitors and accountants ## Prices Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk ### Do you build websites for Armagh businesses remotely? Yes. We are based in Mansfield and build websites for Armagh businesses by phone, email and video call. You see designs on a private preview link and approve each stage. Most Starter sites go live in three to four weeks. ### Can you build an online shop for an Armagh cider maker or orchard? Yes. We build Shopify and WooCommerce shops with variety and tasting pages, gift boxes, age confirmation, delivery rules for bottles and sterling and euro display if you sell over the border. Ecommerce starts from £750 + VAT. ### Do you cover Portadown, Craigavon and Banbridge? Yes. We work with businesses in Portadown, Craigavon, Lurgan, Banbridge, Markethill, Keady and across County Armagh. We can add area pages for the places you serve to support local search visibility. ### When should a seasonal Armagh business launch a new website? A few months before your busy season. That gives time to test ordering and payments, add products and let Google find the new pages. A Starter site usually takes three to four weeks, and a Business site five to six weeks, once we have your content. --- # dijitul web design prices Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/pricing/ ## Starter: from £250 + VAT Sole traders and new businesses who need to exist online properly. - Up to 5 pages - Custom design, not a template - Mobile-first build - Contact form and click-to-call - Google Business Profile set up - Basic SEO foundations - Analytics and Search Console Typically live in 3 to 4 weeks. ## Business: from £500 + VAT Established businesses with several services who want to be found for all of them. - Up to 15 pages - A page per service, written to rank - Copywriting included - Full schema markup - Local SEO groundwork - Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals - Conversion tracking configured - Training session and recorded walkthrough Our most common project. Typically 5 to 6 weeks. ## Ecommerce: from £750 + VAT Anyone selling products online, whether that is 20 items or 2,000. - Shopify or WooCommerce - Product and category structure built to rank - Payments and delivery rules configured - Click-and-collect and local delivery - Accounts or EPOS integration - Google Merchant Centre feed - Abandoned cart recovery - Staff training on order management Shopify or WooCommerce. Changes: £45 an hour + VAT. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/) ### How much does a website cost with dijitul? dijitul websites start at £250 + VAT for a Starter site of up to 5 pages, £500 + VAT for a Business site of up to 15 pages with copywriting and local SEO groundwork, and £750 + VAT for an ecommerce shop on Shopify or WooCommerce. You get a fixed quote before work starts. ### Are the prices real or just to get me on the phone? They are genuine starting points. Plenty of Starter sites go out at exactly £250 + VAT. Where a project will cost more, dijitul says so at the quote stage and explains why before you commit. ### What is not included? Domain registration, stock photography if you want it, premium plugins or apps a project needs, and hosting. dijitul lists all of these in the quote rather than adding them later. ### Do I own the website? Yes. You own the website, its content and the domain. If you ever move to another designer or host, dijitul hands everything over. ### How much are changes after launch? Small changes are £45 an hour + VAT. If you want updates, backups and fixes looked after every month, dijitul support care plans start at £25 a month + VAT. ### How long does a website take? A Starter site is typically live in 3 to 4 weeks and a Business site in 5 to 6 weeks, depending on how quickly content and feedback come back. --- # How dijitul web design works Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/how-we-work/ 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. Prices (from, + VAT): Starter £250 (Up to 5 pages, Custom design, not a template, Mobile-first build, Contact form and click-to-call, Google Business Profile set up, Basic SEO foundations, Analytics and Search Console); Business £500 (Up to 15 pages, A page per service, written to rank, Copywriting included, Full schema markup, Local SEO groundwork, Speed optimised to pass Core Web Vitals, Conversion tracking configured, Training session and recorded walkthrough); Ecommerce £750 (Shopify or WooCommerce, Product and category structure built to rank, Payments and delivery rules configured, Click-and-collect and local delivery, Accounts or EPOS integration, Google Merchant Centre feed, Abandoned cart recovery, Staff training on order management); changes £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. Aftercare: Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/). Contact: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk --- # dijitul web design: facts Source: https://dijitulwebdesign.co.uk/facts/ - **Company:** dijitul (DIJITUL LTD), a UK web design, hosting and software company - **Trading since:** 2006 - **Based in:** Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, England. Builds websites for businesses across the UK. - **Website prices (from, + VAT):** Starter £250; Business £500; Ecommerce £750; changes £45 an hour - **Pricing approach:** All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. Domain registration, stock photography, premium plugins or apps and hosting are listed in the quote, never added later. You own the website and the domain. - **Platforms:** WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Joomla, Drupal, static sites and custom CMS - **Website types:** Small business, brochure, one-page, landing page, ecommerce, B2B, booking, membership, directory, portfolio, blog and event websites - **Aftercare:** Hosting from £1 a day + VAT (https://dijihost.co.uk/); Website care plans from £25 a month + VAT (https://dijitulsupport.co.uk/) - **Ownership:** The client owns the website, content and domain - **Phone:** 01623 650333 - **Email:** info@dijitul.uk