Our work

Five businesses, five very different websites.

Every site is built around the business it belongs to: your colours, your type, your photos, your words. Here's what that looks like across a photographer, a plumber, a florist, a barber and a boutique. Hover over each one to scroll through.

adawren.co.uk

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Ada Wren

Wedding photographer · Six-page website

The brief: the photographs do the selling, so the website stays out of their way. Vast images, quiet type, nothing shouting.

  • Gallery-first layout with room to breathe
  • Collections and prices up front, no "POA"
  • Twenty weddings a year, said proudly
  • Six pages: work, collections, kind words, about, journal, enquire
Light, quiet, image-first

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taylorandsonsplumbing.co.uk

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Taylor & Sons Plumbing

Emergency plumber · Six-page website

The brief: most of their customers find them in a panic, on a phone, with water everywhere. The site leads with a phone number, not a mission statement.

  • Click-to-call button visible on every screen
  • Services, prices and coverage area up front
  • Trust signals: Gas Safe, insurance, guarantees
  • Six pages: home, services, prices, reviews, about, contact
Confident, urgent, dependable

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thepetalroom.co.uk

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The Petal Room

Independent florist · Six-page website

The brief: the flowers are the star. The design stays soft and quiet, the photography does the selling, and ordering takes two taps.

  • Photography-led layout with warm, calm colours
  • Same-day delivery cut-off made obvious
  • Opening hours and directions one tap away
  • Six pages: home, bouquets, weddings, workshops, about, contact
Warm, personal, unhurried

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fenwicksbarbers.co.uk

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Fenwick's Barbershop

Barber · Six-page website

The brief: customers want three things: prices, opening hours, and a way to book. Everything else is personality, so the design has plenty of it.

  • Bold, characterful type that matches the shop
  • Full price list on the homepage, no hunting
  • Booking link wired to their existing system*
  • Six pages: home, prices, the team, gallery, find us, contact
Sharp, simple, characterful

*Booking system integration is quoted separately, see terms.

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marlowlane.co.uk

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Marlow Lane

Boutique shop · Six-page website

The brief: the shop is lovely, so the website should feel like walking past the window. Minimal design, big photos, and the practical stuff always in reach.

  • Clean editorial layout that lets products breathe
  • "New in" section refreshed via monthly amends
  • Hours, parking and directions front and centre
  • Six pages: home, new in, visit us, journal, gift cards, contact
Minimal, editorial, calm

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