South west London · Raynes Park
Web design in Raynes Park
A high street of genuine independents squeezed between Wimbledon and New Malden, most of them invisible to anyone who does not already walk past.
Raynes Park
Coombe Lane and the parade by the station carry cafés, groomers, barbers and trades with loyal regulars and no online shop window at all.
That works while your regulars keep coming. It stops working the moment someone new moves into one of the new flats and searches instead of asking a neighbour.
Four things, every time.
A page that says everything
Services, prices, hours, address, a map and a call button that works on a phone.
Your Google listing sorted
Categories, description, special hours, photos and review replies. Often the fastest win.
Local SEO that means something
Built around your trade plus your area, not generic keywords.
Almost nothing to do
One call, some photos, one read-through. I do the rest.
Areas covered from here
- Raynes Park
- West Barnes
- Motspur Park
- Bushey Mead
- Cottenham Park
- Wimbledon Chase
- New Malden
Questions from Raynes Park
Is a one-page site enough for a small shop?
For most sole traders, yes — services, prices, hours, a map and a call button. Everything I build is a normal site you can extend later, not a locked template.
How do new residents find me?
They search. Which is exactly the moment a Google listing with no website behind it loses to the shop three doors down that has one.
What does it cost and how long does it take?
One page £390, live in seven days. A full site £690, two to three weeks. A web app £790, a native app from £2,900. Fixed prices agreed before I start, with no monthly lock-in.
Who owns the site afterwards?
You do. Domain, code and content, all in your name. If you move to another developer you take everything with you.
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