Web design
in Cornwall.

A website that does your business justice.

For independent businesses whose website has fallen behind the quality of their work. I plan, design and build websites that explain what you do, help people choose you and make getting in touch easy.

[ 01 / IS THIS FOR YOU? ]

Sound familiar?

  • Your business has moved on. Your website has not.
  • People struggle to understand your services or find the next step.
  • You need a first website and would like someone to guide the whole job.

[ 02 / THE WORK ]

What is involved.

01

Get the story straight.

We work out who the site is for, what they need to know and which pages will help them decide. I help organise your content and identify the words, photos and examples we need.

02

Design around your business.

Layouts, typography and imagery follow your brand and the job each page needs to do. The same care goes into the phone version, including readable copy and straightforward enquiries.

03

Build it and get it live.

The agreed scope can cover the WordPress build, content transfer, forms, search basics and launch. For a redesign, we review existing URLs and plan redirects where pages move.

[ 03 / SELECTED WORK ]

See it in practice.

Conibear Surveyors website project

Conibear Surveyors

Specialist services, explained clearly.

Content was organised around the decisions people make before choosing a surveyor, with a clear route from each service to an enquiry.

Read the Conibear Surveyors case study
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Callywith Accountants

A new brand, carried through online.

A bespoke website brought the new identity together with contact forms, branded email and local search foundations.

Read the Callywith Accountants case study

[ 04 / WORKING TOGETHER ]

One person.
A clear plan.

You work directly with me, from the first conversation through to the work itself.

  1. Start with the rough version.

    Tell me what you need, what is getting in the way and any deadline or budget you have in mind.

  2. Agree the scope.

    We work through the requirements, responsibilities and costs. You can see what is included before deciding to go ahead.

  3. Build, review and hand over.

    We agree review points and check the important journeys. Handover and any ongoing support form part of the plan.

[ 05 / BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE ]

The practical
questions.

How much will my website cost?

The quote depends on the number of pages, content work, design requirements and any bookings or integrations. We agree a scope and fixed fee before the build starts. Tell me what you need and any budget you have in mind so I can suggest an appropriate approach.

How long will it take?

That depends on the scope and when content and feedback are ready. I will confirm a schedule before we begin. If you have a launch date, mention it in your enquiry so we can work backwards from it.

Can you redesign my existing website?

Yes. We start by checking what is worth keeping: content, useful pages, enquiry routes and existing search visibility. That helps us decide whether to improve the current site or rebuild it.

What do I need to supply?

Your existing website, brand assets, service information and any useful photos are a good start. You do not need everything ready to enquire. We will agree who supplies or writes each piece of content before work begins.

What happens after launch?

We can agree hosting and ongoing care, or a handover so you can manage the site. Maintenance, third-party costs and any further work are set out separately so you know what is included.

[ LET’S TALK ]

Discuss my website.

Send your current website if you have one, what you would like to change and any deadline. I will review the brief, clarify the gaps and help shape the scope before quoting.

Just exploring? That is a useful place to start, too.

Prefer email? projects@jordanhammond.co.uk

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