We design and build websites for growing small businesses: quick on any phone, easy to find on Google, and simple for you to update. A fixed quote before we start, and yours from day one.
The problem
Whether you run a café, a clinic, a trade or a studio, an underperforming website usually comes down to one of these. Each has a straightforward fix.
“Our site takes forever to load on my phone. I'm sure people give up before it appears.”
Lean pages and properly compressed photos, tested on a throttled mobile connection before launch.
“I have to email someone and wait a week just to change our opening hours.”
A simple editor for text, photos and hours. Change it in a minute and it's live straight away.
“We get visitors, but hardly anyone gets in touch.”
Every page leads somewhere: a clear next step, a short form, and your number one tap away.
“It looks dated, and on a phone it's a mess of tiny text and pinching.”
Designed for phones first, then scaled up, so it looks sharp on every screen.
“Nobody finds us on Google unless they already know our name.”
Search basics done properly: titles, descriptions, your business details, a sitemap and Search Console.
“People still call to ask things that should be on the website.”
Hours, prices, areas you cover and how to book, right where customers look for them.
See it working
Pick a sample business, a style and a device. Each one is a complete homepage that re-lays itself out for the screen it's on, the way yours will.
TrySwitch the sample business
1280 pxFull menu bar, side-by-side hero, cards four across.
it’s a real page: scroll it, open the menu
Edit it yourself
Your site comes with a simple editor. Change the headline, swap a photo, switch on a weekend offer or adjust your hours, and see it on the page as you type. Try it: nothing here is saved.
TryRewrite the headline or pick another photo
Home page
crumbandco.example
Special offer banner
A strip across the top of every page.
Everything is published.
Live preview
Updates as you typeWhat we build
No bolt-on plugins or surprise extras. Your quote lists exactly which of these your site includes.
Design that fits you
Proven page sections styled to your brand, so the site feels like your business, not a template.
Help with the words
We help write clear headlines and service descriptions, or tighten up the text you already have.
Search basics, done right
Page titles, descriptions, business details, a sitemap and redirects, all set up before launch.
Edit it yourself
Change text, photos, hours and blog posts from a simple editor. No developer, no waiting.
Enquiries and bookings
Contact forms straight to your inbox, links to your booking tool, and simple visitor analytics.
Fast and accessible
Quick on patchy mobile signal, readable text, and usable with a keyboard or screen reader.
Speed and search
Before launch, every site goes through the same checklist. These are the targets we build and test to, taken from the thresholds Google publishes for a good experience.
- Lighthouse · mobileTarget
90+
Overall speed score
A lab test of how quickly the page loads and becomes usable on a mid-range phone.
Target: 90+, inside the range Google rates as good.
- LCPTarget
< 2.5 s
Main content shows
How long until the biggest thing on screen, usually your headline or photo, has loaded.
Target: < 2.5 s, inside the range Google rates as good.
- INPTarget
< 200 ms
Taps respond quickly
How fast the page reacts when someone taps a button or opens the menu.
Target: < 200 ms, inside the range Google rates as good.
- CLSTarget
< 0.1
Nothing jumps around
Whether text and buttons shift while the page loads, so nobody taps the wrong thing.
Target: < 0.1, inside the range Google rates as good.
Set up to be found
Nobody can promise a spot on page one. What we can do is make sure search engines can read, trust and understand your site from the day it goes live.
- A clear title and description for every page
- Your address, hours and phone marked up for search engines
- A sitemap, submitted through Google Search Console
- Redirects from your old pages, so existing links keep working
- Linked up with your Google Business Profile
- Compressed images with descriptive alt text
Targets, not guarantees. We check them on a throttled mobile connection before launch and share the report. Real-world numbers also depend on your photos, content and any third-party tools you add later, such as chat widgets or booking embeds.
Process
The same four steps as every project. Timings below are typical for a small marketing site; bigger sites spend longer in build.
- Two minutes
Step 1: Tell us what you need
Tell us about your customers, what they ask most and what the site has to do. A short call works too.
- Free, no obligation
Step 2: Get a fixed quote
A written scope listing the pages and features, a fixed price and a launch date to plan around.
- Usually a few weeks
Step 3: We build, you review weekly
Homepage first on phone and desktop, then the other pages, forms and your editor, on a private preview link.
- Launch week
Step 4: Launch and look after
We connect your domain, run the speed and search checklist, and show you how to edit everything.
Your quote
Every website gets its own written quote: the pages and features, one fixed price and a launch date. No figures until we know what you need.
The scope
What we'll build, page by page or screen by screen, and what's out of scope, in plain words.
A fixed price
One price for the agreed scope. It only changes if the scope does, and only with your OK.
A dated timeline
When the first preview arrives, when each part lands and when you go live.
What you'll own
The code, the design and every account, in your name from day one.
Running costs, itemised
Hosting, email and any other services listed one by one, paid to each provider at cost.
FAQ
It depends on the number of pages and how ready your content is. A small marketing site usually takes a few weeks; your quote comes with a dated plan. If your text and photos are ready, we stay on schedule.
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Get a quote
Tell us about your business and what you want the site to do. We'll reply with a written scope, a fixed price and a launch date.