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Plan-it Kitchens & Bedrooms homepage: 'Bespoke Kitchens & Bedrooms' and 'See it · Plan it · Love it' above a wide photograph of a walnut media wall with lit shelves either side of a television, the second of six slideshow dots lit.
A website for a garden design and landscaping business in Manchester, on a phone: Phone first screen. On a phone the headline sits in the sky above the garden photograph, with the rating and the call, WhatsApp and quote buttons along the foot of the first screen. Business names and contact details are blurred.

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Kitchens & Interiors

Plan-it Kitchens & Bedrooms · Live client website

A warm, showroom-style website that helps people picture their new room and book a free design consultation.

  1. Plan-it Kitchens & Bedrooms homepage: 'Bespoke Kitchens & Bedrooms' and 'See it · Plan it · Love it' above a wide photograph of a walnut media wall with lit shelves either side of a television, the second of six slideshow dots lit.
    Homepage Desktop Note 1: A room fills the first screen, so people picture the finish before they read a word, under the business's own promise: See it, Plan it, Love it.
  2. 'Dim the room, see the light': a photograph of a walk-in wardrobe with lit glass-fronted shelves, beside a 'Room lights' slider at 70% and buttons for Walk-in wardrobe, Media wall and Kitchen.
    Dim the room Desktop Note 2: Many of these rooms have light built into the furniture, so a slider turns the room lights down and the shelves glow. A still photograph can't show that.
  3. 'From your vision to reality': five numbered steps, from Let's talk to Installation & aftercare, each with a short quote from a customer review beneath it.
    How we work Desktop Note 3: Five steps from the first chat to aftercare, each backed by a line from a real customer. A new kitchen is a big decision, and people want to know what happens next.
  4. 'Book a free design consultation': a form asking for name, phone and type of project (Kitchen, Bedroom, Media wall, Dressing room, Wardrobes, Home office, Other), with a 'Send on WhatsApp' button.
    Book a free design consultation Desktop Note 4: The form asks only what is needed to book a free design consultation, then sends it on WhatsApp, with email for anyone who prefers it.
  5. 'Come and see us': Unit 15, Kent Street Mill, Blackburn, with the week's opening hours, beside a drawn street map tracing the route from Lower Audley Street to the unit.
    Come and see us Desktop Note 5: The unit is inside a mill, so a drawn map traces the way in from the main road, beside the week's opening hours.
  6. The same homepage on a phone: the headline over the media wall photograph, with Instagram, Facebook and TikTok buttons and a Call button in the header.
    Homepage Phone Note 6: On a phone the headline, the room and the social links all fit the first screen, with the call button always in the header.
Business
Plan-it Kitchens & Bedrooms, kitchens and fitted furniture, Blackburn
What was made
Custom design and build · home, services, portfolio and about pages
Status
Live client website

Dental & Healthcare

Dr Zoya Ahmed · Live client website

A modern, confidence-building website designed to showcase treatments and make booking easier.

  1. ‘Real smiles. Carefully considered.’ Three treatment cases, each a close-up of a mouth split down the middle by a draggable handle, labelled Before on the left and After on the right.
    Before and after Desktop Note 1: Drag the handle and the same mouth changes under your finger — worth more than two photographs printed side by side. A case can only be published once the practice has ticked that the patient agreed to it.
  2. Treatment list: composite bonding, veneers, Invisalign and aligners, teeth whitening and smile makeovers, each with a one-line description.
    Treatment list Desktop Note 2: Treatments are named the way patients know them, and each one is an entry the practice can edit itself.
  3. ‘From Behind the Loupes’: three article cards — composite bonding explained, the order of a smile makeover, and the truth about Turkey teeth — with the dentist pictured at work in the clinic.
    Behind the Loupes Desktop Note 3: The dentist answers the questions people actually ask her on Instagram, in her own words and in her own clinic. Patients meet whoever will be treating them before they book.
  4. Section titled 'Five questions to ask before anyone touches your teeth', with numbered questions such as who is treating me and are they registered.
    Five questions to ask Desktop Note 4: It gives patients questions to ask any clinic, this one included. Trust is earned before anyone is asked to book.
  5. Consultation enquiry section: three numbered next steps beside a form with name, phone, email, treatment interest and preferred clinic.
    Consultation enquiry Desktop Note 5: Three plain next steps sit beside the form, so people know exactly what happens after they press send.
  6. The same treatment list on a phone, with a plus button beside each treatment to open its details.
    Treatment list Phone Note 6: On a phone, details open only when tapped, so the whole list stays quick to scan with a thumb.
Business
Dr Zoya Ahmed, cosmetic dentist, Birmingham and Manchester
What was made
Custom design and build · the practice edits its own content
Status
Live client website

Read the case study: Dr Zoya Ahmed

Automotive & Vehicle Styling

Kaza Performance · Client website · In build

A bold, car-first website that shows off the workshop's work and makes asking for a quote quick and easy.

  1. Kaza Performance homepage: 'Vehicle styling workshop in Blackburn' in heavy type with 'Get a quote' and 'Call' buttons, beside a photograph of a green and a blue BMW parked outside the Kaza unit.
    Homepage Desktop Note 1: The headline says exactly what and where, and two cars outside the workshop's own unit back it up, with the quote button in reach.
  2. 'The Kaza treatment': a before-and-after slider over a blue BMW M5, half revealed to show the carbon fibre front splitter, beside a build sheet listing the parts fitted.
    The Kaza treatment Desktop Note 2: Drag across the same car to fit the carbon, and the build sheet ticks each part off. The work is explained by doing it.
  3. 'What we do': a ruled list of services from Body kits & aero styling to Privacy glass & window tinting, beside a photograph of a lime green Mercedes with a body kit outside the unit.
    What we do Desktop Note 3: Seven services in one ruled list, each with a line on what it covers, so someone after one job finds it in seconds.
  4. 'Recent work': a row of photographed jobs labelled Audi RS3 complete blackout, Audi S3 wheels back to factory finish, Volkswagen Golf R body kit, wheels and calipers, and Bentley Continental GT alloy wheel refurbishment.
    Recent work Desktop Note 4: Recent jobs are named by car, colour and what was done, so a visitor can spot one like their own.
  5. The same homepage on a phone: the two cars outside the unit fill the screen above the headline, with full-width 'Get a quote' and 'Call' buttons.
    Homepage Phone Note 5: Most of this traffic arrives from Instagram on a phone, so the cars fill the screen and the quote and call buttons sit under the thumb.
Business
Kaza Performance, vehicle styling workshop, Blackburn
What was made
Custom design and build · services, portfolio, about and quote pages
Status
Client website · In build

Kitchens and bathrooms

Design concept · Oldham

A website that shows the made-to-measure craft in real jobs and lets people browse kitchens by door finish.

  1. Kitchen concept homepage: ‘Made to measure.’ beside the firm’s own photograph of a copper-effect kitchen wall, marked up like a technical drawing with dimension lines and labelled features. Business details are blurred.
    Homepage Desktop Note 1: Their best kitchen, drawn up like a fitter’s elevation, with dimension lines and labels over the photograph, because made to measure is the whole offer.
  2. ‘From bare plaster to finished kitchen.’ A before-and-after photograph split by a spirit-level handle, with a job sheet beside it listing each stage of the refit. The customer’s name is blurred.
    Before and after Desktop Note 2: The before-and-after handle is a spirit level, and a job sheet beside it lists every stage between the two photographs.
  3. ‘Pick a finish.’ A fan of five cabinet-door swatches, light, graphite, copper, navy and sage, beside three of the firm’s own sage-green kitchens.
    Pick a finish Desktop Note 3: People choose a kitchen by colour, so the gallery is sorted by door finish: pick a swatch and see real kitchens in it.
  4. A drawn map centred on Royton, with lines out to the postcode districts his reviewed jobs came from, beside a list of the same districts and their distances. The owner’s name in the heading is blurred.
    Where he works Desktop Note 4: The area he covers is plotted from where his reviewed jobs actually were, not a radius someone guessed.
  5. The kitchen concept homepage on a phone: the headline, then the marked-up kitchen photograph full width, with call and quote buttons fixed to the bottom of the screen. Business details are blurred.
    Homepage Phone Note 5: On a phone the kitchen fills the screen and the call and quote buttons stay pinned to the bottom.
Business
Kitchen and joinery firm, Oldham
What was made
A one-page site, from their own and their customers’ photographs
Status
Built before they asked, to show the owner what theirs could be

Tiling and bathrooms

Design concept · Greater Manchester

A website built from tiles that shows his finished work town by town and keeps the call button in reach.

  1. Tiling concept homepage: navy with a drawn tile medallion and ‘Tiling and bathrooms in Greater Manchester, laid by’ a blurred name, beside his own photograph of a Victorian geometric hallway floor, joined by a tiled border strip. Business details are blurred.
    Homepage Desktop Note 1: The page is built from tiles: a Victorian border runs down the seam between the navy and his own hallway floor.
  2. ‘The pattern book.’ Five tile swatches, Victorian geometric, green metro, brick slip, herringbone and large format, as the index to five plates of his jobs, the first opening on hallways and floors.
    The pattern book Desktop Note 2: His five kinds of job become plates in a pattern book, each opened by its own tile.
  3. ‘When it fits.’ A drawn tiled floor with one tile missing and the last tile waiting to be dragged into place, beside a ‘Set the last tile’ button.
    When it fits Desktop Note 3: He keeps an Instagram highlight called “When it fits”, so the page has a floor one tile short: drag the last one in.
  4. ‘Where he’s worked.’ A grid of tiles, each starred tile a town where he has finished a job, beside a list of the towns and a card showing a bathroom from the selected one.
    Where he’s worked Desktop Note 4: Every starred tile is a town where he has finished a job; pick one to see the work there.
  5. The tiling concept homepage on a phone: his hallway floor photograph first, then the tiled border and medallion, the headline, and full-width call, WhatsApp and quote buttons. Business details are blurred.
    Homepage Phone Note 5: On a phone the floor comes first, then the headline and a full-width call button.
Business
Tiler and bathroom fitter, Greater Manchester
What was made
A one-page site, from his own and his customers’ photographs
Status
Built before they asked, to show the owner what theirs could be

Mobile car detailing

Design concept · Manchester

A premium website that lets the finish on the cars do the selling, with call, text and quote a tap away.

  1. A website for a mobile car detailing business in Manchester: Walk round it. One car photographed from seven angles on a dial you drag, so the visitor walks round a dealer's Urus before reading a word, because the work is the finish on the panels. Business names and contact details are blurred.
    Walk round it Desktop Note 1: One car photographed from seven angles on a dial you drag, so the visitor walks round a dealer's Urus before reading a word, because the work is the finish on the panels.
  2. A website for a mobile car detailing business in Manchester: Seven services, one car. The seven services are a quiet numbered list, each backed by a customer's own words, beside a line drawing of a car that says which part of it you are looking at. Business names and contact details are blurred.
    Seven services, one car Desktop Note 2: The seven services are a quiet numbered list, each backed by a customer's own words, beside a line drawing of a car that says which part of it you are looking at.
  3. A website for a mobile car detailing business in Manchester: A dealer's word. The one review from a car dealership gets a dark page of its own, set large beside the car it was about, because dealer stock is the strongest proof a detailer can show. Business names and contact details are blurred.
    A dealer's word Desktop Note 3: The one review from a car dealership gets a dark page of its own, set large beside the car it was about, because dealer stock is the strongest proof a detailer can show.
  4. A website for a mobile car detailing business in Manchester, on a phone: The dial on a phone. On the phone the photo runs edge to edge with the angle dial over its corner, and call, text and quote sit straight under the headline. Business names and contact details are blurred.
    The dial on a phone Phone Note 4: On the phone the photo runs edge to edge with the angle dial over its corner, and call, text and quote sit straight under the headline.
Business
Mobile car detailing, Manchester
What was made
A website, from their own photographs
Status
Built before they asked, to show the owner what theirs could be

Car lighting and electronics

Design concept · Bolton

An interactive website that shows each upgrade on real jobs, filed by make and model, with call and WhatsApp up front.

  1. Car tech concept homepage: ‘Starlight roofs, ambient lighting and CarPlay screens, fitted in Bolton.’ beside a drawn car interior with a starry roof, blue light strips and a colour picker, and their own photograph of an Audi RS6 lit green inside. Business details are blurred.
    Homepage Desktop Note 1: A drawn car interior shows the three things they fit most, all at once, with a colour picker for the light.
  2. ‘Switch it on.’ Six upgrades as toggle switches beside a car outline, each with its price; ambient lighting is switched on, showing their own photograph of a blue-lit Audi door and its price.
    Switch it on Desktop Note 2: Their six upgrades and their own prices as switches: flip one to see a real job they did.
  3. ‘Done on a car like yours?’ A sideways gallery of their own job photographs labelled by make and model: VW Polo, Mitsubishi L200, Audi RS6, Tesla Model 3.
    Done on a car like yours? Desktop Note 3: Their jobs are filed by make and model, because the first thing a buyer asks is whether it has been done on their car.
  4. The car tech concept homepage on a phone: the headline, the rating, full-width call, WhatsApp and quote buttons, then the drawn interior. Business details are blurred.
    Homepage Phone Note 4: On a phone, call and WhatsApp come before the illustration, both big enough for a thumb.
Business
Car lighting and electronics fitter, Bolton
What was made
A two-page site, from their own photographs
Status
Built before they asked, to show the owner what theirs could be

Gyoza and ramen bar

Design concept · Manchester

An appetising website that puts the gyoza first, makes the menu easy to choose from and helps people find the room.

  1. A website for a gyoza and ramen bar business in Manchester: Gyoza first. The dumplings sit inside a ring of type that carries the Google rating round the plate, because their own line is that gyoza is the main event, not a side. Business names and contact details are blurred.
    Gyoza first Desktop Note 1: The dumplings sit inside a ring of type that carries the Google rating round the plate, because their own line is that gyoza is the main event, not a side.
  2. A website for a gyoza and ramen bar business in Manchester: Pick your gyoza. Six fillings as tabs, each with both portion prices and the diner quote that names it, so choosing a filling is the first thing the menu asks. Business names and contact details are blurred.
    Pick your gyoza Desktop Note 2: Six fillings as tabs, each with both portion prices and the diner quote that names it, so choosing a filling is the first thing the menu asks.
  3. A website for a gyoza and ramen bar business in Manchester: The room downstairs. A basement room that reviewers call easy to miss from the street, walked through in six photographs from the stairs down to the open kitchen. Business names and contact details are blurred.
    The room downstairs Desktop Note 3: A basement room that reviewers call easy to miss from the street, walked through in six photographs from the stairs down to the open kitchen.
  4. A website for a gyoza and ramen bar business in Manchester, on a phone: Phone first screen. On a phone the headline leads, the plate keeps its rating ring, and today’s hours sit right above the call button. Business names and contact details are blurred.
    Phone first screen Phone Note 4: On a phone the headline leads, the plate keeps its rating ring, and today’s hours sit right above the call button.
Business
Gyoza and ramen bar, Manchester
What was made
A website, from their own photographs
Status
Built before they asked, to show the owner what theirs could be

Mid-century furniture

Design concept · Stockport

A characterful website in the shop's own colours that shows what has been through the shop and makes it easy to call.

  1. A website for a mid-century furniture business in Stockport: On the cobbles. Heavy, tightly set lowercase type over a rounded photo of two teak cabinets out on the street, with a big orange arrow to step through the pieces, in the colours of the furniture it sells. Business names and contact details are blurred.
    On the cobbles Desktop Note 1: Heavy, tightly set lowercase type over a rounded photo of two teak cabinets out on the street, with a big orange arrow to step through the pieces, in the colours of the furniture it sells.
  2. A website for a mid-century furniture business in Stockport: What are you hunting for?. Pick a kind of piece from a column of buttons with small drawn icons and the photos beside it show what has been through the shop, because the stock changes all the time. Business names and contact details are blurred.
    What are you hunting for? Desktop Note 2: Pick a kind of piece from a column of buttons with small drawn icons and the photos beside it show what has been through the shop, because the stock changes all the time.
  3. A website for a mid-century furniture business in Stockport: A two-person shop. A customer's review becomes the section's headline, set large on near-black with two words picked out in orange, beside a photo from inside the shop. Business names and contact details are blurred.
    A two-person shop Desktop Note 3: A customer's review becomes the section's headline, set large on near-black with two words picked out in orange, beside a photo from inside the shop.
  4. A website for a mid-century furniture business in Stockport, on a phone: On the phone. On a phone the headline and the call button come first and the photo sits beneath them, keeping its rounded corners and the orange arrow. Business names and contact details are blurred.
    On the phone Phone Note 4: On a phone the headline and the call button come first and the photo sits beneath them, keeping its rounded corners and the orange arrow.
Business
Mid-century furniture, Stockport
What was made
A website, from their own photographs
Status
Built before they asked, to show the owner what theirs could be

E-commerce & Lifestyle

APHELION · Independent brand · In development

An online shop that tells the story behind each design and keeps every product one click away.

  1. APHELION homepage: a large serif wordmark with planets on orbit lines and 'Ten worlds. Ten points of view.'
    Homepage Desktop Note 1: The homepage sells the idea behind the brand, while Shop and Wall Art stay one click away in the header.
  2. 'From fact to form' section: a photograph of Saturn, the fact about its rings, then the T-shirt design it became.
    From fact to product Desktop Note 2: Each design is introduced by the real fact behind it, so shoppers see a reason to buy, not just another T-shirt.
  3. Neptune wall art product page: room preview gallery on the left; title, description and two print format options on the right.
    Product page Desktop Note 3: The artwork leads in room settings, with the two print formats laid out plainly right beside it.
  4. Saturn wall art product page on a phone: full-width swipeable artwork with an arrow and a 01 of 07 image counter.
    Product page Phone Note 4: On a phone, the artwork fills the screen and swipes, with a counter so shoppers know how many views there are.
Business
APHELION, science-led clothing and wall art
What was made
Custom online shop on Shopify · catalogue and product pages
Status
Independent brand · In development

Your website, from first idea to final launch.

No middlemen or unnecessary handovers. Just a straightforward process, with me guiding you every step of the way.

  1. Talk

    A ten-minute call or a few questions on your phone. That's all I need from you.

  2. Design

    You approve the homepage direction before the rest of the site takes shape.

  3. Build

    I write the pages. You send your logo and photos on WhatsApp, and see it all on a private link before anything goes live.

  4. Launch

    Your domain connected, Google basics done, and a walkthrough of how to update it.

The right website for your business. A price you know upfront.

Web design at a fixed price, put in writing, so you know what it costs before you commit. Most local businesses need the £999 website. Smaller one-page sites start at £499, and larger sites and online shops start at £1,499.

  • Starter

    One page Usually ready in a few days

    Price £499

    For sole traders and very small businesses that need to look right without a large site.

    What's included
    • One long-form page: what you do, why you, how to get in touch
    • Contact form and your business details
    • The same design standard as the larger sites, in a smaller scope

  • Business

    Up to 5 pages Usually ready in about a week

    Price £999

    For most local businesses. A page for each thing customers look for, shaped around your business rather than a fixed template.

    • Home, services, about and contact, plus one more: work, gallery, menu or treatments
    • Custom homepage direction, approved before the rest takes shape
    • Local-business structured data and Search Console set up

    Most local businesses start here. If you're not sure, choose this one: pages can be added later.

    Start a project

  • Business+

    Up to 10 pages Usually ready in one to two weeks

    Price £1,499

    For businesses with several services, treatments or locations that need more depth.

    What's included
    • A page for each main service, treatment or location
    • FAQ, projects or news section where it's genuinely useful
    • Up to two forms and richer page layouts

  • Shop / Bespoke

    Online shop Usually ready in two to three weeks

    Price From £1,499

    For a clearly bounded online shop, or a project that doesn't fit a list.

    What's included
    • Shopify set up and customised, with a bespoke look
    • Homepage, collection and product pages, plus the usual pages
    • Bespoke projects from £1,999, scoped in sensible phases

Every Frontstudio website includes

  • Made for your business

    Custom design, not an off-the-shelf template.

  • Designed for every screen

    Beautiful and easy to use on mobile.

  • Easy to update

    Make everyday changes yourself.

  • Yours to keep

    Your website belongs to you, with no compulsory Frontstudio subscription.

Also included

The same foundations on every size of site. The packages differ in scope, not in standard.

  • An enquiry form that arrives in your inbox
  • The technical Google setup, fast loading and accessibility done properly
  • Your Google Business Profile set up with your services, photos and website link

After launch

No hosting fee.
Nothing you have to keep paying me, and a short fix period after launch is included.
Care, £29 a month, optional.
Monitoring, update checks and small content changes each month. Cancel any time.
Anything else, £50 an hour.
Agreed before I start, so there are no surprise bills.
No VAT to add.
I’m not VAT registered, so the price you see is the price you pay.
Payment.
Half to begin, half before launch. Shops and bespoke projects are paid in three stages.

Not sure which one? Say so on the form and I'll suggest one. Start a project

Things people usually ask.

Why are your websites cheaper than most agencies?

Because it's one person working efficiently, not a web design agency. The technical foundations every site needs are built once and reused, so your money goes on the design and content that are specific to your business. There's no office, no account managers and no hosting subscription to pay for.

What's included in the £999 website?

Up to five pages designed around how your customers choose you, built for phones, tablets and computers. A simple editor for your text, photos, services and prices. An enquiry form, the technical Google setup, your domain connected, a walkthrough of how to update it, and a short fix period after launch.

Can I edit the site myself?

Yes. You get a simple editor for your text, photos, services, prices and opening hours, plus a walkthrough. You won't need me for everyday changes.

How long does it take?

A one-page site takes a few days, most business websites about a week, and a shop or a bespoke build two to three weeks. The clock starts when your text and photos are ready, because that is usually what decides it rather than the building. Your written quote gives you a date.

I already have a website. Can you replace it?

Yes. I'll keep what's worth keeping and redirect your old page addresses, so existing links and search results don't break.

What about Google and SEO?

Every site gets the technical groundwork: page titles and descriptions, structured data, a sitemap, fast loading and Search Console set up. Nobody can honestly guarantee rankings, and I won't. Your reviews, your Google Business Profile and your competition matter as much as the site itself.

Are there monthly fees?

No. There's no hosting fee and nothing you have to keep paying me. You pay for your domain, and for any tools you choose (a booking system or Shopify, for example), directly to those companies. If you'd like me to look after the site, Care is £29 a month and you can cancel any time.

How does payment work?

Half to begin and half before launch. Shops and bespoke projects are paid in three stages: 40% to begin, 30% once the design direction is approved and 30% before launch. Your written quote sets this out before anything starts.

Who owns the website?

You do, once it's paid for. The domain is registered in your name, the content is yours and you can move the site elsewhere if you ever want to. I keep the reusable technical parts that I use across projects.

What if I need more pages or features later?

Start with the size that fits now. Pages and features can be added later, and anything extra gets a price before I do it, so there are no surprise bills. If a project needs more than a package covers, I'll say so and suggest a sensible first phase.

Do you work outside Lancashire?

Yes. Most of the work happens by phone, video call and email, so I work with businesses anywhere in the UK. Being nearby makes the first meeting easier, but it isn't required.

Ready for a website that does your business justice?

Tell me a little about your business and what you have in mind. I'll personally help you find the right website for your goals and budget.

No pressure, no obligation, just a conversation about what's possible.

Get your free quote Prefer to chat? Message me on WhatsApp. (opens WhatsApp)

Yusuf

I design and build every Frontstudio website myself, so the person you talk to is the person doing the work. No account managers, no handovers, no being passed between people: you deal with me from the first message to launch day, and after it goes live. Based in Blackburn, working with businesses across the North West and the rest of the UK.