Web Design Brighton

My Brighton web design packages start from £800 for small businesses, with larger websites from £2,000+. Transparent, fixed pricing with no hidden costs, and payment plans are available if needed. Small businesses and startups typically fall between £800 and £1,500; established businesses with ecommerce, booking systems or complex integrations run £2,000 to £5,000+.

It varies with content and complexity. A straightforward 5-page site is typically 7-10 days. A larger website of 10-15 pages needing more development work usually takes 3-5 weeks. You’ll get a clear timeline during that first conversation, and I’ll tell you upfront if content is likely to be the thing that holds it up — it usually is.

A freelancer, and deliberately so. You deal with me from the first call to launch and afterwards — no account managers, no handoffs, no paying for office overheads. That’s how the pricing stays fixed and the communication stays direct. If you want the longer version, there’s more on my WordPress freelancer page.

Yes, across Brighton and the surrounding areas. For small businesses and startups (£800-£1,500) I offer streamlined packages suited to tradespeople, local shops and service providers who need something professional without overspending. For established businesses (£2,000-£5,000+) I build more sophisticated WordPress solutions with ecommerce, booking systems and complex integrations. Either way I tailor the approach to your budget, timeline and goals.

Because I know the market you’re selling into. Based in Brighton, I understand the local business landscape, what customers here expect, and who you’re competing with. It also means face-to-face meetings are straightforward — at my office or a local coffee shop — rather than everything happening through a portal.

Yes. Every site I build includes on-page SEO fundamentals as standard — titles, meta descriptions, local keyword targeting and Google Business Profile setup. For ongoing work I offer monthly retainers from £250/month covering content, citations and link building. I’ll also tell you honestly whether SEO is the right spend for your business, or whether something else would move the needle faster.

All of my websites are built on WordPress, or Shopify where an online store calls for it. WordPress means no monthly platform fee, full ownership of your content, and the freedom to change host or developer whenever you want. It’s also very secure when it’s set up and maintained properly, which is part of what you’re paying for.

It means the site adapts to whatever device it’s viewed on, rather than being a shrunken desktop page. Every site I build is tested across iPhone, Android, tablet and desktop as standard. There’s a fuller explanation on my guide to responsive web design.

Often, yes — and it’s a big part of what I do. If you’re on a builder platform you’re renting, a rebuild on WordPress usually costs less over two years than continuing to pay the subscription. If you’re already on WordPress I can modernise what’s there without losing your existing search rankings, which matters more than most people realise.

Main Floor, Clarendon Mansions, 80 East St, Brighton, BN1 1NF. Meetings are by appointment — call 01273 011148 to arrange one.

Easily. Most of my clients are in Brighton and Hove or East Sussex, but I work across Sussex and Surrey, and further afield over Zoom or Google Meet. Plenty of projects run start to finish without a single in-person meeting.