Business websites
Professional, credible websites that clearly explain what you offer and make it simple for customers to take the next step.
Plan a business siteWebsites without the agency headache
Smart websites.
Made simple.
The Web Wizard turns good ideas into clear, modern websites that are easy to use, easy to manage and built around what your visitors need to do next.
Clear advice, straightforward delivery and no unnecessary jargon.
Digital projects across education, rail, youth and community organisations.
7projects showcased
1clear point of contact
100%responsive layouts
What we do
The right website for the job.
From a focused landing page to a more capable digital platform, each project starts with the same question: what does this website need to achieve?
Learning platforms
Structured digital learning experiences, assessment journeys and membership areas built around the needs of learners and administrators.
Discuss a platformLanding pages
Focused, fast and persuasive single-page sites for new ventures, campaigns, services, events and product launches.
Create a landing pageSelected work
Ideas brought to life online.
A growing portfolio spanning specialist rail services, education, community information and youth organisations.
traindriveracademy.com
UK Train Driver Academy
Specialist rail-sector website and digital service.
traindriverfoundation.com
Train Driver Foundation
Learning-focused platform for aspiring rail professionals.
traindriverpsychometrics.co.uk
Train Driver Psychometrics
Dedicated online psychometric practice experience.
railwaycareers.co.uk
Railway Careers UK
Careers platform connecting people with rail opportunities.
grade9ready.com
Grade 9 Ready
Education-focused digital resource and learning brand.
1471squadron.co.uk
1471 Horwich Squadron RAFAC
Public information and recruitment website.
blackrodnow.com
Blackrod Now
Local information and community-focused website.
How it works
A clear route from idea to launch.
You do not need to arrive with a technical specification. We start with your users, your goals and the result the website needs to deliver.
01
Tell us what you need
Share the idea, the problem you are trying to solve and any existing branding or content you already have.
02
Shape the right solution
We agree the pages, features and priorities before unnecessary complexity or cost can creep into the project.
03
Design and build
The website is developed around clear content, strong calls to action and a responsive experience across phones, tablets and desktops.
04
Review and launch
You review the finished site, final changes are completed and the project is prepared for a confident public launch.
Got an idea that deserves a better website?
Start with a straightforward conversation about the goal, the audience and what success should look like.
Common questions
The useful details.
A few answers before we talk. Project-specific costs and timescales depend on the scope agreed at the start.
Can you build a simple one-page website?
Yes. A focused landing page is often the right starting point for a new venture, service or campaign. It can still include everything needed to explain the offer and generate enquiries.
Can the website grow later?
Yes. The initial structure can be planned so that new pages, services and features can be added as the organisation develops.
Will it work properly on mobile phones?
Yes. Responsive behaviour is built in from the start so the content and navigation remain clear across common screen sizes.
Do I need to provide all of the wording?
No. Existing notes, brochures and rough ideas can be shaped into clear website content. Where specific regulated or technical claims are needed, you remain responsible for confirming their accuracy.
Can you help improve an existing website?
Yes. That may involve a focused redesign, clearer content, improved navigation or rebuilding parts that no longer support what the organisation needs.
Start a project
Tell us what you are building.
A few details are enough to begin. The form will open a prepared email in your normal email application.
No technical brief required
Clear, practical project discussion
Scope agreed before the build begins