Norfolk Web Design Agency
Web Design & Development Across Norfolk
Web design in Norfolk has to work for a county where a holiday let in Cromer, a manufacturer in King's Lynn and a solicitor in Dereham need three very different websites. We are a Norwich team that builds all three, on WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify, and moves old sites onto platforms that still work. Every project is scoped and priced before it starts, and we will drive to you rather than ask you to come to us.
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Based in Norfolk
We are a Norfolk agency through and through. We know the county, its businesses, its audiences, and how competition shifts from one town to the next.
Fixed-Price Projects
You know exactly what your website costs before we start. No scope creep, and no surprise invoice at the end.
Websites for Norfolk's Coast, Market Towns and Trade
Norfolk businesses do not share one market, so they should not share one website template. These are the four kinds of site we build most often across the county.
Coastal and Tourism Sites
Holiday lets, hotels, cafes and attractions from Hunstanton round to Cromer, Wroxham and Great Yarmouth compete with national booking platforms. Their sites need availability, photography that does the place justice, and a booking path that works on a phone.
Market Town Lead Generation
Solicitors, accountants, agents, clinics and trades in Dereham, Fakenham, Aylsham, Holt, Swaffham and North Walsham win work from people who searched and compared. A clear, fast WordPress site with obvious next steps does that job.
Manufacturing and B2B Catalogues
Firms around King's Lynn and Thetford selling to trade buyers need product catalogues, specification downloads, trade logins and enquiry forms that feed the sales team, not a brochure that says nothing.
Farm Shops, Producers and Rural Retail
WooCommerce or Shopify stores for food producers, farm shops and rural retailers selling beyond the farm gate, with delivery rules for local collection and national dispatch built in.
Moving an Old Norfolk Website Onto a Platform That Still Works
A lot of Norfolk businesses are running on a site built years ago, on a platform that has since been abandoned, locked to a developer who has moved on, or simply unable to do what the business now needs. Moving it is not a redesign. It is a migration, and the risk is losing the search rankings, the integrations and the trading momentum the old site had.
We plan replatforming around what must not break. Rolling Center came to us on Craft Commerce with limited flexibility, inconsistent performance across devices and awkward integrations. We rebuilt the store on WordPress and WooCommerce, integrated Sage 50, Opayo, Google Ads and Analytics and their email platform, and met Google's Core Web Vitals, with minimal disruption to trading. In the first quarter after launch, revenue rose 52% year-on-year on just 27% more ad spend. Our website design and development service covers the platforms we build on, and if you are in the city our Norwich web design page is the closer fit.
Keep the rankings you have
Every old URL is mapped to a new one with redirects, and the pages that already rank keep their titles and content. Search Console is checked after launch.
Keep trading through the switch
The new site is built and tested on a staging URL while the old one carries on. Cutover happens at a quiet time, with a way back if anything is wrong.
Bring the integrations with you
Accounting, payments, stock, email marketing and analytics are reconnected and tested against real orders before go-live, not discovered missing afterwards.
A Norwich Team That Drives to Dereham, King's Lynn and the Coast
Our office is at 86 St. Benedicts Street in Norwich, and we cover the whole county from it. We do not work remotely: if it helps to walk round the shop, the site or the holiday park before we design anything, we come to you, whether that is Fakenham, Thetford or a village outside Holt. The rest of the project runs on shared screens and a staging site you can open from anywhere.
What a Website Costs a Norfolk Business, and Why
The honest answer is that it depends on four things: how many distinct page layouts the site needs, whether the words and photographs exist, whether it sells online, and what it has to connect to. A five-page site for a Swaffham accountant and a WooCommerce store for a King's Lynn wholesaler with trade pricing and a Sage link are different jobs, and a quote that does not separate those out is guessing.
We scope every one of them before we quote, and the price is then fixed. If the brief changes partway through, we price the change first. That is also why a refresh is sometimes the right answer rather than a rebuild, and we will tell you which. Once the site is live, SEO across Norfolk and Google Ads for Norfolk businesses are the usual next steps to bring it traffic.
Get a Fixed Quote for Your SiteScope agreed in writing first
Page layouts, content, integrations and custom features are listed before a price is given, so the invoice matches the quote.
Platform chosen for the business
WordPress for lead generation, WooCommerce or Shopify for selling, custom builds where nothing off the shelf fits. Not the same answer for everyone.
Content supplied or written
Copy and photography you already have keep the cost down. Where they are missing, we write and arrange them, priced as a separate item.
Support after launch
Updates, backups, monitoring and changes handled month to month, with no long-term contract. Most Norfolk clients keep us on because it is easier than not.
From First Meeting to Launch: How a Norfolk Build Runs
The first meeting is about the business, not the website, and it happens wherever the business is. From it comes a short brief and a fixed quote, and the four steps below are the same whether you are in Wymondham or Hunstanton.
Start a Website Project1. Visit, brief and fixed quote
We come to you, learn how the business runs, and write a brief with a fixed price against it.
2. Design you can hold
Layouts shown on a real page rather than a static mock-up, so you see how it behaves on a phone before the build.
3. Build, content and tracking
Built and tested on a staging site with your content loaded, integrations connected and analytics configured.
4. Launch and aftercare
Redirects, monitoring and go-live handled by us, then month-to-month support for updates and changes.
Norfolk Web Design, Asked and Answered
Are you a freelance web designer in Norfolk, or an agency?
Neither, quite. We are two founders and a small team in Norwich, so you deal directly with the people designing and building the site, but the project does not stall when one person is on holiday and the site is supported for years rather than until the freelancer's next job.
Do you work with businesses outside Norwich?
Yes, across the whole of Norfolk. We travel for the first meeting and for photography or site visits when they help, and the rest of a project runs on shared screens, so distance from the city makes no difference to the result.
Should I replatform my old website or start again from scratch?
If the content and structure are sound and only the platform is the problem, a replatform keeps what works and moves it somewhere maintainable. If the site is also thin, slow and unclear, a fresh build on a modern platform is usually better value. We look at the existing site before recommending either.
Which platform is right for a Norfolk holiday let or attraction?
Usually WordPress with a booking or availability integration, because the site is about persuading and converting rather than selling a catalogue of products. Where you sell tickets, vouchers or produce as well, WooCommerce or Shopify sits alongside it. We choose the platform after looking at how bookings actually come in.