Website design and build
When a site is slow, hard to update, or no longer reflects what you do, it becomes a drag on marketing rather than a support for it. I design and build websites that are clear for visitors, straightforward to manage, and built to perform in search.
Who this is for
I work with agencies and in-house marketing teams who need a rebuild, a clearer structure, or senior hands on UX and build without a long brand programme.
What you get
Whether you need a new build, a rebuild, or someone to improve and maintain what you already have, I start with structure and clarity before visual design begins.
When structure is the problem
When pages feel cluttered or visitors struggle to find what they need, the problem is usually structure. I map the site, agree the user journey, and wireframe key pages before design and build begin.
When the tech needs to be right
I choose the right technical approach for the job - often Next.js, sometimes something simpler - and build with speed, accessibility and SEO in mind from the start.
When updates are too hard
You should be able to update the site without needing a developer for every change. I set up a CMS or a simpler editing workflow, along with forms, analytics and consent where needed.
When the site needs ongoing care
Sites need updates, fixes and small improvements over time. I can provide ongoing support on a retainer or ad-hoc basis so the site stays healthy without becoming a weekly distraction.
Have a brief in mind, or a site that needs rebuilding?
How it runs
We agree goals, pages, constraints, and what finished looks like.
We agree structure and journeys before visual design is fixed.
You see progress throughout. I iterate, then launch.
Documentation, training if needed, and a plan for what happens next.
From the work
Site maps and page layouts, shown the way I sketch them before visual design.
Structure and key templates before visual design.
Journeys, hierarchy and what needs to be on the page.
Fit
Not this
Questions
Both. A website redesign in the UK often means rebuilding structure, content and performance so the site is easier to run and stronger in search. I keep what still works, map redirects when URLs change, and avoid a visual refresh that quietly drops your rankings.
Most UK small business marketing sites cost between £2,000 and £6,000, and a rebuild with content restructure and SEO migration typically £6,000 to £15,000. Cheap package redesigns exist; they rarely include SEO migration, content you can edit, or a proper handover. I quote a fixed price once scope is clear. The full breakdown is in my website design pricing guide.
Yes. Website migration SEO is part of the job: inventory of ranking URLs, redirect maps, metadata, sitemap updates and a post-launch check. I do this before launch, not as a clean-up weeks later.
Yes. Small business website design in the UK does not need a long brand programme. I focus on a clear offer, fast pages, and a site the team can update without calling a developer for every change.
It depends on the job. I often use Next.js for marketing sites that need speed and strong SEO foundations. For simpler sites, a lightweight CMS may be enough. We agree the approach during scoping.
Yes. I regularly join existing teams for wireframes, build sprints, or technical advice without taking over the whole project.
Yes. Structure, metadata, schema, performance and accessibility are part of the build, not a bolt-on at the end. Website redesign and SEO belong together when you are changing URLs or replacing an old site.
Related
Neurowarriors and Brain X Movement are live examples. Bring the brief and tell me what is causing difficulty.
