Independent website design

A website that earns its keep

Clear, useful websites for shops, trades, venues and local services. Designed with you, built to work on every screen, and supported after launch.

Restaurant website on laptop and phone
Farm shop website on a desktop
Event ticketing website on a tablet

Forward thinking

You may not yet know how the site should look or feel. That is fine. I will advise from current practice, not last year’s template.

Reasonable pricing

Pricing is fair to both sides. Options exist so a one-person business and a growing team can both take this on.

Reasonable timescales

Clear dates from the start, so you can get to market without a six-month fog of “nearly ready”.

Responsive websites

Every site works on desktops, tablets and phones. A sale should never be lost because the layout broke on a small screen.

Ongoing support

If you do not want to manage the site yourself, I stay available. Weekday or weekend, the point is that you are not left alone with it.

Reviews from satisfied customers of KeelingWeb

KeelingWeb did a first-class job of the design and build. The advice on layout was practical, including extra pages we had not thought of. Anyone needing a new site or a sensible refresh should get in touch.

Ken H. — walking group

Nothing was too much trouble. The site is easy for customers to use and just as easy for us to keep current. We would recommend the service without hesitation.

Tracey H. — independent studio

The brief was understood first time. The structure for gathering information took the stress out of the project. Ongoing support is prompt and good value — we will stay here as the company grows.

Jenny M. — product brand

We wanted something modern that still worked on a phone. That is exactly what arrived. Professional, available, and a pleasure to work with.

Angie G. — venue

Notes

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All notes

A website is not a brochure you publish once

Most businesses do not fail online because the first design was ugly. They fail because nobody is looking after the thing six months later.

What “responsive” actually has to mean

If a customer cannot book, buy or call from a phone in one hand, the site is not finished — however good it looks on a desktop.