Made formain street.

Design and build for businesses people visit in person: barbers, salons, restaurants, cafés, cleaners and trades. The site tells a nearby customer what you offer, when you are open and how to book.

Bakery shelves stacked with loaves, each with a handwritten price tag — A bakery’s shelves, every loaf labelled and priced. A good site does the same job.

In every build

A layout planned around your customers

Sections ordered by what people look for first, whether that is prices, the menu, the location or a booking button.

Made for phones first

Text, buttons and images are planned for a small screen, then adapted for larger ones.

Your content, set with care

Built from the text and photos you supply, edited for clarity and set in a consistent type system.

Booking and ordering you already use

Clear links to your existing booking, ordering or delivery service, placed where customers expect them.

An enquiry form

So customers can ask a question without hunting for an email address.

Titles and descriptions

Search results and shared links show the right name and summary. No ranking is promised.

Subtle motion

Quiet transitions that make the page feel finished. Bigger scroll work, like the home page demo, is an extra.

What it covers

Services and prices
Menu or price list
Photo gallery
Hours and location
Booking or ordering
Contact and enquiries

A shop window with neat rows of labelled cakes and biscuits on dark shelves — A window that shows what is inside before anyone walks in.

Not part of the build

Said now, so the quote holds no surprises.

Custom booking or ordering systems: Your existing provider is linked or, where supported, embedded.
Guaranteed rankings or sales: Search rankings and sales depend on factors beyond the website.
Domain, hosting and subscriptions: Separate costs, explained before you commit.
Ongoing maintenance: Separate, and only if you want it.