Websites that we’ve recently launched

Strength Systems is Adam Philpott’s strength coaching brand, working 1-to-1 and in small groups from Banks Fitness in Sileby, Leicestershire. The new site needed to feel bold and serious about strength, explain his structured approach without jargon, and make booking a free intro the obvious next step.

The homepage leads with a client quote, “Strength coaching in Sileby” and a clear Start your strength journey CTA, then walks through the method, a three-step path in, and three ways to train: 1-to-1, online and hybrid, and The Norwegian System group block with live spaces remaining. Real client stories, a free intro form and a newsletter signup round it off. Black and gold, fast, and built to turn visitors into intro bookings.

New Dawn Curtains & Blinds are a family-run window dressing business covering North Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire and the surrounding towns. The new site needed to feel warm and trustworthy, show the full product range without overwhelming people, and make booking a free appointment obvious.

The homepage leads with bespoke blinds and curtains, clear Book Free Appointment paths, and product browsing by type and by room. Location pages across Royston, Cambridge, Stevenage and beyond, five-star reviews, free measuring, and in-house manufacturing sit next to the ask. Fast, tidy, and built for homeowners who are ready to enquire.

Darren Rose is a five-star acupuncturist and fertility specialist with clinics in Wimpole Street, Marylebone and Hackney. The new site needed to feel calm and clinical, put fertility front and centre without hiding the rest of the practice, and make it obvious how to enquire.

The homepage leads with London locations, a clear Enquire today path, and the treatments patients actually book: acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, cupping and bodywork. Three clinic pages, a supplements shop, and a fertility journey that covers natural conception, IVF support, pregnancy and postnatal care. Fast, tidy, and built for patients who are already looking for help.

Jon at Peak Sports Coaching found us online and wanted a proper website for his IBFI-accredited bike fitting studio near Boston, Lincolnshire. Less than a week after first contact, the site was live.

The new build leads with precision fitting, clear pricing, the studio, coaching and Officine Mattio bespoke builds, with an obvious path to request a fit. Fast turnaround, already getting strong responses, and a site that matches the standard of the work in the studio.

A.S Painting Contractors are a Leicester-based painting and decorating team, established 2010, with 4.9 stars across 59 Google reviews and a Three Best Rated badge. The tricky part of the brief was their split. Roughly 60% of the diary is commercial (factories, offices, retail fit-outs, schools), 40% is domestic (whole-house refreshes, kitchens, exteriors), and the old site only really catered to one side.

The new site puts both audiences on equal footing from the hero down. A clear "Commercial vs Domestic" fork above the fold, parallel service stories for each, a recent-work chip filter, a 5-step process page, and honest "quick answers" so nobody wastes a phone call on plastering or wallpaper. Fast, neat, and built for a busy diary across Leicestershire and the East Midlands.

Tec Electrical Services are NICEIC-approved electricians and MCS-certified solar installers based in Anstey, Leicestershire, covering homes and businesses across the Midlands. Their old site had grown into a bit of a maze, solar, EV, fault finding, new builds and landlord work all competing for attention with no clear path to enquire.

The new homepage puts the accreditations and value proposition front and centre, with a quick-quote form above the fold and a one-hour callback promise. We added dedicated solar packages, a projects gallery, and a coverage block from Loughborough through to Wakefield, built to help Tec rank locally and turn busy site managers and homeowners into quote forms.

We’ve just launched a new site for Aaron, who runs The Blind Guy. He came to us with a logo we genuinely loved, the Blind Guy character with the shades peeking through the slats, and we leaned into it: the same mascot shows up across the site, nudging visitors toward key sections and keeping the whole thing feeling friendly rather than corporate.

The homepage sets the tone, bold blues and yellows, strong photography, and clear calls to book a home visit. Aaron now has something he can be properly proud of, built to help enquiries start rolling in across his patch in Norfolk.