WEB DESIGN AGENCY

We have two pricing structures for our web design services.

Project based: Our London web designers will provide a comprehensive proposal outlining the scope of work, timeline for completion, and a fixed price for the total cost of the project. The proposal may also mention any additional fees or expenses that may arise during the development process, such as fees for extra revisions or changes to the design.

Retainer based: In our retainer-based fee for web design, the client pays a fixed monthly payment, in return for a set of agreed-upon services or a certain number of hours of work. This type of payment structure is commonly used when a client requires ongoing support or maintenance for their website or wants to retain the services of a web agency for an extended period (usually over 6 months).

We request 50% payment to start the project and the remainder balance due once the project is completed.

The design process typically involves the following steps:

Defining the project: Our website developers will work with the client to understand their needs and goals for the web project, as well as any specific requirements or constraints.

Research and planning: The development teams will research the client’s industry, competitors, and target audience to create the design of the website. They may also create a site map or wireframe to outline the structure and content of the website.

Design: The web designer will create visual mock-ups or prototypes of the website, taking into consideration layout, colour scheme, font choices, and other creative brand design elements.

Development: The web designer will then use HTML, CSS, and/or JavaScript to build the website according to the design plans. They may also integrate any necessary functionality or features, such as forms or e-commerce capabilities. Depending on the project specification, a content management system may be implemented such as WordPress CMS.

Testing and launching: A key role of being a web development agency involves the web designer testing the website to ensure that it is functional and user-friendly. They will then launch the website and make it live for the public to access.

Maintenance and updates: The web designer may also be responsible for website maintenance on an ongoing basis, including adding new SEO content, fixing any issues, and keeping the website up-to-date with the latest technology.

During the design process, it is common for clients to request revisions or changes to the website. Here are the steps that our web design company takes to handle these revisions:

Communicate with the client: To ensure that the client’s specific revisions or changes are understood, our web designers in London will have clear communication with the client. This may involve asking the client to provide written instructions or visual examples to aid in their understanding of the desired modifications.

Document changes: We keep track of all changes and revisions in a clear and organised manner, whether through a project management tool or by creating a document or spreadsheet. This can help to ensure that no changes are missed and that the website meets the client’s expectations.

Prioritise changes: The web designer will prioritise changes based on their impact on the overall creative brand designs and functionality of the website. Some changes may be more critical than others, and it may be necessary to prioritise these in order to meet deadlines.

Update prototypes or mockups: If the changes affect the visual bespoke design of the website, the web designer may update prototypes or mockups to reflect these changes.

Test changes: Before making any changes to the website, the web designer will test them to ensure that they are effective and do not disrupt the existing features or functionality of the site.

Communicate progress: To ensure that the client is informed and involved in the process, our web agency will provide regular updates on their progress in implementing the requested revisions or changes and on the status of the project.

Yes, we can provide a web design solution that will integrate your website with third-party tools or platforms. This can involve adding functionality to the website, such as:

Social media integration: We can add social media buttons or widgets to the web design, allowing users to share content on social media platforms or follow the website’s social media accounts.

E-commerce integration: Our London web designing team can integrate the website with an ecommerce web platform, such as Shopify or WooCommerce on WordPress websites, allowing the client to sell products online.

Email marketing integration: We can also integrate the website with an email marketing platform, such as Mailchimp or Constant Contact, allowing the website to collect email addresses and send newsletters or promotional emails to subscribers.

Analytics integration: Our Web designers can set up analytics tools, such as Google Analytics or Google Search Console, to track the traffic and engagement of the website. This can help to understand how users are interacting with the website and identify areas for improvement.

Form building: Our web design team can add forms to the website to increase leads, such as contact forms or survey forms, using tools such as Gravity Forms or Wufoo.

App integration: Our London based web designers can establish a connection between the website and mobile apps or other types of software. This integration allows the website to exchange data with these platforms, providing users with a seamless experience and enabling the website to access a wider range of functionality.

Our UX designers can integrate a website with these and other types of third-party tools or platforms by using APIs (application programming interfaces) or by installing plugins or scripts.

To ensure that a website is mobile-friendly, we implement the following strategies:

Use responsive design: A responsive WordPress web design ensures that the website adjusts to the size and orientation of the device that it is being viewed on, whether it is a desktop computer, tablet, or smartphone. This can make it easier for users to access and navigate the website from any device.

Optimise images and other media: To improve the loading speed on mobile devices, we will optimise large images or videos by compressing them or reducing their file sizes. This can help ensure that the content loads smoothly and efficiently on a wide range of devices.

Use a mobile-specific design: To improve the user experience for mobile users, we may create a bespoke website design that is tailored to smaller screens and touch-based input of mobile devices. This may include design developed to simplify the layout and making the content more easily readable on mobile devices. By doing so, the website can be more user-friendly and enjoyable to browse on mobile devices.

Test the website on different devices: Before launching the website, it’s important for us to test it on a variety of devices to ensure that it is a successful web design by being mobile-friendly and easy to use on different screens.

Use mobile-friendly design elements: Our web designers can build websites using design elements that are specifically optimised for mobile devices, such as larger buttons and fonts that are easier to read on small screens.

Consider the user experience: Our London web design agency considers UI design and how users will interact with the website on mobile devices, and design the website accordingly. This can involve simplifying the navigation and making it easy for users to access the most important content.

Yes! We offer search engine optimisation services to improve a website’s ranking on search engines by implementing the following strategies:

On-page optimisation: This involves optimising the content and structure of the website to make it more search engine friendly. This can include adding keywords to the website’s content, optimising the website’s headings and titles, and creating a clear site hierarchy.

Technical optimisation: Technical optimisation refers to the process of improving the technical features of a website in order to boost its ranking on search engines. This can include actions such as optimising the website’s loading speed and ensuring that it is mobile-friendly. By addressing these technical factors, a website can be more easily discovered and accessed by search engines, which can improve its overall ranking and visibility.

Link building: This is a SEO strategy that involves acquiring links from other websites to the website being optimised. These links act as a vote of confidence for the website, and search engines often consider them when determining a website’s ranking. As a result, a website with more high-quality links is more likely to rank higher in search results. Link building can be an effective way to improve a website’s visibility and traffic from search engines.

Local SEO: If the website is targeting a local audience, the web developer may implement local SEO strategies, such as optimising the website for local keywords and ensuring that the website is listed on local directories and review sites as part of the search engine optimisation.

Tracking and analysis: Our website design company will use tools to track the website’s performance on search engines and analyse the SEO strategies to identify areas for improvement. They may also track the website’s traffic and engagement to understand how users are interacting with the website.

Content creation: As part of a digital marketing strategy, we may create or edit the website’s content to make it more useful and relevant for users and search engines. This can involve creating blog posts or other types of content that are aligned with the website’s target keywords.

Our web design agency based in London provides many other additional services such as logo design, print design and training videos. Get in touch to see our full range of digital marketing services.

As a full service digital agency we provide a variety of website maintenance and update services including:

Content updates: This can involve adding new pages or blog posts, updating existing content for search engine optimisation, or deleting outdated content.

Design updates: Our web designer may make updates to the WordPress web design, such as changing the layout, colour scheme, or font choices. These creative brand designs will be communicated to the client beforehand.

Feature updates: We may add or update functionality on the website, such as adding a new form or ecommerce web capability.

Security updates: We may apply security updates to protect the website and its users’ data from potential threats, such as hackers or viruses.

Performance updates: The web designer may optimise the WordPress websites performance, such as improving its loading speed or making it more mobile-friendly.

Browser compatibility updates: The web designer may ensure that the website is compatible with different web browsers and devices.

Plugin updates: If the website uses any plugins, such as for contact forms or social media integration, the web designer may update these to ensure that they are compatible with the website and are functioning correctly.

There are several ways that our design team ensures that we build websites that are user-friendly and easy to navigate:

Keep the layout clean and simple: A cluttered or confusing layout can make it difficult for users to find what they’re looking for. Our web design company will keep the layout clean and organised by using clear headings, concise content, and appropriate white space.

Use clear and descriptive headings: Headings and subheadings will help users understand the content and structure of a website, and also make it easier for them to find what they’re looking for.

Use intuitive navigation: The navigation menu should be easy for users to find and use. It should be organised in a logical way, with clear labels for each section.

Use breadcrumb trails: Breadcrumb trails can help users understand their location within the website and allow them to easily navigate back to previous pages.

Make sure links are clearly visible and easy to click: Links should be easy to spot and should be large enough to be clicked on easily.

Use responsive design: A bespoke WordPress responsive design ensures that the website looks and functions well on different devices, including desktop computers, tablets, and smartphones. This can make it easier for users to access the website from any device.

Test the website: Before launching the website, it’s important to test it to ensure that it is user-friendly and easy to navigate. This can involve user testing, where real users are asked to complete tasks on the website, or technical testing, where the website is checked for any issues or bugs.

As a UK web design agency, we pride ourselves on creating award winning web designs that look beautiful but also accessible to all users, including those with disabilities. We implement the following strategies:

Follow web accessibility guidelines: We follow industry leading web accessibility guidelines, such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), to ensure that every bespoke WordPress website is accessible to users with disabilities. These guidelines provide recommendations for making web content more accessible to a wide range of users, including those with visual, auditory, motor, or cognitive impairments.

Use alt text for images: We add alt text to all images on the website, which describes the content of the image for users who are unable to see it. This can help users with visual impairments understand the content of the website.

Use descriptive link text: Our web designers will use descriptive link text for links on the website, which clearly describes the content or purpose of the link. This can help users with visual impairments understand the context of the link.

Use headings and lists: We use headings and lists to organise the content of the website and make it easier for users to scan and understand. This can be particularly helpful for users with cognitive impairments or who have difficulty reading large blocks of text.

Use contrast: To improve the accessibility of the website for users with visual impairments, our web design team pays careful attention to the contrast between the text and background colour. By ensuring that there is a sufficient level of contrast, we can make it easier for users with low vision to read and navigate the website. This can help to improve the overall user experience and make the website more accessible to a wider audience.