Offer
A fixed-price website for a London business, built by one person and written around the local searches your customers actually use.
Ask for a London quoteWeb Designer in
London.
I'm a London-based web designer building clear, credible websites for local businesses. Fixed prices start at £250, and Starter sites are delivered in ten business days.
About LondonThe Market,
The Market,
In Plain English.
I'm Bowei, and I run CraftedPages as a one-person studio from London. I build websites for London businesses: the florist on Columbia Road, the physio on Harley Street, the coffee shop round the back of Hackney Downs. One person writes your copy, designs the layout, and ships the code. That's me. You don't pass through an account manager or brief a junior designer you'll never meet again.
Most London small businesses don't need a bloated site with a CMS nobody logs into. They need a clean homepage, a services page, clear pricing or contact details, and something Google can actually read. I start at £250 for a Starter site and ship it in ten business days. If you want more pages, a booking form, or an online shop, the Business tier is £400 and the Growth tier is £1,000. Fixed prices. No hourly clock.
I'm actively taking on London projects. If you run a business anywhere from Croydon up to Barnet, or Ealing across to Stratford, start with a 20-minute intro. We'll agree the website goal and I will put the scope and fixed price in writing.
A useful London small-business site is specific about the customer it serves. The private clinic, the yoga studio, the branding freelancer, the plumber, and the independent cafe need different proof and different actions. You know your customer. My job is to turn what you know into clear pages that work on mobile and lead towards one measurable action.
London also has the widest cost-of-living and cost-of-doing-business spread of any UK city. A cafe in E8 pays a different rent than one in W8, takes a different kind of order, and needs a different register on its site. I won't write you a site that tries to sound like every other London business. I'll write a site that sounds like your part of London.
Priority cityWhat I'd Put
What I'd Put
Above the Fold.
Proof boundary
This is a service-area page, not a local case study. I'm actively taking on London projects, but I won't claim local clients or local results I cannot prove.
See capability examplesBest fit
Most London small businesses start with Starter or Business: enough pages to explain the offer, show service areas, and make the enquiry route obvious.
Compare the plansStarter£25010 business days
simple local presence, contact, and core service copy
Business£40014 business days
separate service pages, stronger local SEO, and analytics
Growth£1,00014 business days
larger content sets, priority delivery, and custom integrations
Who I build for in LondonThe Businesses
The Businesses
This Works For.
The service is designed for small businesses where the founder or owner is close to the work. I use a short brief and a 20-minute intro to understand the audience, the proof available, and the one action the website needs to support.
Private clinics need careful treatment copy, practitioner proof, responsible imagery, privacy, and an appropriate booking route. Builders and trades need service detail, genuine project proof, clear coverage, and a useful quote form. The exact scope determines whether Starter, Business, or Growth is the right fit.
Search intent changes by business. A creative studio may need portfolio and discipline pages. A clinic may need treatment and practitioner pages. A cafe may need menu, hours, and location information. Each page should earn its place by helping a customer, not by repeating a keyword variation.
Creative studios and agenciesShoreditch, Soho, Clerkenwell, Hackney
Private healthcare clinicsHarley Street and Marylebone consultants
Independent hospitalityPeckham, Dalston, Brixton, Deptford
Independent consultants and advisersMayfair, City, Victoria one-person firms
Trades and home servicesplumbers, electricians, decorators across all boroughs
Business districts & characterWhere the Work
Actually Lives.
Actually Lives.
London isn't one market. It's dozens stacked on top of each other. A private GP in Marylebone sells to a completely different customer than a car-valeting outfit in Tottenham, and a design studio in Shoreditch talks to the world in a different tone than a family solicitor in Ealing. When I build a London site, the first thing I do is work out which borough and which customer you're actually speaking to. A homepage that works on the Fulham Road would fall flat on Kingsland Road.
Different parts of London signal different customer needs. Shoreditch, Hackney, Clerkenwell, Soho, and Fitzrovia include many creative businesses. Marylebone and Harley Street are associated with private healthcare. Mayfair, St James's, the City, and Canary Wharf include professional services. The site still has to describe the real business rather than borrow credibility from a postcode.
Independent hospitality has spread south and east. Peckham (SE15), Brixton (SW9), Dalston (E8), Deptford (SE8), Walthamstow (E17): small cafes, wine bars, record-shop-bars, pizza places run by one family. Borough and Bermondsey (SE1) carry the food-market-adjacent restaurants and wine importers. Camden (NW1) still runs on hospitality and live music. The West End holds the legal and financial consultants in Mayfair, St James's, and Victoria. The trades, plumbers, electricians, decorators, builders, are everywhere: Zone 2 through Zone 5, every high street has a van parked outside. Each of these groups needs a different kind of site.
Local searches can combine a service with a borough, neighbourhood, station, or postcode. Useful pages should use the locations the business genuinely serves and answer the questions behind those searches. They should not repeat place names or create dozens of near-identical doorway pages.
London search is competitive. No website can promise a position or a payback period. The practical job is to make the business crawlable, relevant, credible, fast on mobile, easy to contact, and measurable, then improve it from real Search Console and enquiry data.
How I'd build for youMy Approach
for London.
for London.
When a London business gets in touch, I ask what customers need, which proof already exists, and whether the main action is a call, form, visit, booking, or purchase. After the 20-minute intro, I put the recommended scope and fixed price in writing.
On the technical side, I build crawlable, mobile-first pages with clear metadata, structured data, internal links, a sitemap, and analytics for the agreed action. You own the code, domain, and hosting at launch. There is no proprietary platform lock-in.
Starter begins at £250, Business at £400, and Growth at £1,000. Those prices are possible because one person handles the work and the scope is agreed before the build starts. There is no account-management layer or hourly clock.
Starter delivery is ten business days. Business and Growth delivery is fourteen business days, with Growth receiving priority delivery. The agreed scope and required content need to be ready before the build starts. You review a private preview before launch.
Common questions
London FAQ.
No. I'm based in London and work remotely across the UK. London is the primary local market, while the same fixed prices and delivery windows apply to remote UK projects.
I can build the technical and content foundation: useful service and location pages, accurate metadata, structured data, internal links, mobile performance, measurement, and consistent business details. I do not promise a position because local ranking also depends on distance, competition, reviews, prominence, links, and time.
Yes, for London clients I'm happy to meet in person once if it helps. Usually a coffee in central London or near your premises. Most of the work still happens over email and a shared document because it's faster, but I know some founders prefer to put a face to the name before they spend money.
Starter begins at £250, Business at £400, and Growth at £1,000. The right tier depends on the pages, booking or quote route, integrations, and content needed. I confirm the exact scope in a fixed proposal.
Starter delivery is ten business days. Business and Growth delivery is fourteen business days, with Growth receiving priority delivery. The agreed scope and required assets need to be ready before the build starts.
Related
Keep Reading.
Ready When
You Are, London.
Tell me about your business. We'll use a short intro to agree the website goal before I put the scope and fixed price in writing. No pitch, no pressure.