A better home
for your
business.
Thoughtful websites for small businesses. Make your services clear, show the work you’re proud of, and give customers an easy way to get in touch.
New websites · Website refreshes · Ongoing updates
Better spaces.
Done right.
your work, and your next enquiry.
Different businesses.
Different design.
A restaurant shouldn’t look like a contractor. These working demos show how the design can change around the business.
real life.
Northline / Home services
Structured, practical, easy to navigate
la dolce vita.
Casa Nera / Restaurant
Warm, editorial, full of character
These are illustrative concepts, not client projects or evidence of business results. Explore the portfolio demo ↗
Start with what
your business needs.
A focused page may be enough. A business with several services may need more room. We’ll define the right structure before quoting the work.
A focused one-page website
Introduce your business, explain your core service, and make the next step clear. A practical starting point for a straightforward offer.
A multi-page business website
Give your services, past work, and business story their own space. The page count and features are agreed in your proposal.
Updates after launch
Keep details current with a defined maintenance plan. Included tasks, time allowances, and exclusions are agreed separately.
Know what happens next.
Tell us what you need.
Your business, customers, current website, and what you want to change.
Make the scope clear.
Pages, features, price, revisions, and timing, agreed before work begins.
Review the direction.
See the website, share feedback, and review the changes included in your project.
Approve, then go live.
Review the final site before launch, with handover and support terms set out.
A clear quote.
No open-ended scope.
Your quote should reflect the work your website needs. We confirm what’s included before you commit.
Discuss your website ↗- Page count, features, and content responsibilities
- Revision rounds and delivery milestones
- Domain, hosting, and ongoing costs
- Maintenance limits and separately quoted extras
Before we
get started.
Can you redesign an existing website?
Yes. Share the current address and what isn’t working for you. We’ll review what should stay, what should change, and what the project needs to include.
How much will my website cost?
We’ll quote after understanding your pages, features, and content needs. The proposal sets out the price, payment terms, and exclusions before you approve the work.
What do I need to provide?
Usually your business details, service information, logo or brand assets, and any photos or copy you have permission to use. We’ll agree who supplies each item.
What happens after launch?
Handover and support are defined in the proposal. If you need ongoing updates, we can discuss a separate plan with clear task and time limits.
Are these examples real client projects?
No. The linked examples are design demos showing different visual directions. They aren’t client testimonials or claims about sales results.
Let’s make it
feel like your business.
Tell us what you do, what you need, and where you’re starting. The next step is a conversation about your project.