Our work
Websites that bring in customers.
Everything here is built around one goal, more calls, bookings and visits for a small business. See how we would do it for a café, a plumber, a skin studio and a seaside hotel, then picture it for yours.
Full service
One business, start to finish
How we would help a seaside café get busier. We check the old website, build a new one aimed at more visits, then set up a monthly page so the owner can see what is working.
Step 1Check reportWebsite and Google checkThe check we ran on the café’s old website. Seven changes, most important first, each with what to change and why.Take a look
Step 2Website for a café and bakeryHalfpenny KitchenA harbour almanac look, with opening hours drawn as a tide table, a live open now sign and a daily board you can update in minutes.Take a look
Step 3Monthly numbers pageKnow your numbersA monthly page built from till and booking data, showing takings, busy days and best sellers, with plain English notes on what it means.Take a look
More websites
Three more trades, three different looks
Website for a plumberCopperline Plumbing and HeatingBold workshop signage built around one job, getting the phone to ring. A price board you can filter by job, and clear advice for a leak.Take a look
Website for a skin care studioLinden Skin StudioA calm botanical apothecary. Every treatment shows its length against one hour, with a clear guide to the first visit before people book.Take a look
Website for a small hotelHalcyon HouseA seaside railway poster look for a hotel above the harbour. Rooms laid out like a timetable and a booking ticket that adds up your stay as you pick dates.Take a look
Like what you see? Tell us about your business and someone will get back to you within 48 hours with ideas and a fixed price.
Get a fixed priceEverything shown here is a design sample for a made up business, built to the same standard as paid work.