Single-page layout
Bold type, smooth motion, and sections that guide the eye — built to scroll, skim, and convert like a modern landing page.
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Opening — main offer, who it is for, and primary buttons on an aurora mesh and soft grid backdrop.
UK · from £199 · Starter, Growth & Pro
Simple one page websites for UK businesses and sole traders — packages from £199
We design and build fast single-page sites with clear structure and SEO-minded copy. Choose Starter, Growth, or Pro — Starter includes three months complimentary domain, hosting, and SSL, then £10/month; Growth and Pro show hosting (domain & SSL) on each package card. Add-ons include Google Business set-up & optimisation (worth £99; included on Pro). Pro includes basic business email — price may vary depending on requirements.
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Neo-brutalist board — what is included in the one-page build (layout, copy, three months hosting, packages, and aftercare numbers).
Everything launch-ready in one site.
// One upfront price for a bespoke single-page build: fast load, clear story, proper contact, and no mystery extras.
Most small UK businesses and sole traders only need one tight scrolling page at first — hero, proof, FAQs if useful, and a clear call-to-action. That keeps the experience fast on phones, easier to read, and simpler to maintain than a big site you will not update. We still structure content properly: sensible headings, meta description, semantic HTML, and natural language around what you sell and where you work. The deliverable stays the same — professional, launch-ready, priced in plain English.
SEO-minded copy
Headings, meta description, and wording shaped for search intent and real humans — ethical on-page work for one URL, not keyword stuffing.
Visuals
Your photos, stock where it helps, and your logo if you have one — placed with intention, not clutter.
Contact that works
A clear "Contact us" path — email in one tap — so leads are not guessing how to reach you.
Launch window included
Starter: domain, hosting, and SSL complimentary for the first three months from go-live. Growth and Pro: hosting rates are on each package card. Professional HTTPS from day one.
Ongoing care
After the windows on each card, Starter hosting continues at £10/month; Growth at £20/month; Pro at £30/month (domain & SSL). Growth includes two edit rounds per year plus WhatsApp integration and a basic monthly SEO review. Starter: after sign-off, extra content or design rounds are £25 each time we agree scope.
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Art deco pricing — three packages, add-on services, gold ornament, and animated rocket scene at the foot.
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Packages & pricing
Every tier is a bespoke single-page website: custom layout, SEO-structured copy, imagery and logo when you supply assets, and a contact path visitors can use on any device. Starter: hosting free for three months (domain + SSL in that window), then £10/month. Growth and Pro: hosting is priced as on each card (domain + SSL).
Starter
£199
One-off build · hosting free 3 months, then £10/mo
- Website — one continuous scrolling page
- Hosting — 3 months free, then £10/month (domain & SSL)
Growth
£199 + £20/mo
Build fee plus monthly fee
- Website
- Hosting — 3 months at £10 a month then £20 a month after (domain & SSL)
- 2 content or design edit rounds per year included
- WhatsApp integration
- Basic SEO review monthly
Pro
£199 + £30/mo
Build fee plus monthly fee
- Everything in Growth
- Hosting — 3 months at £20 a month then £30 a month after (domain & SSL)
- Basic business email — included; price may vary depending on requirements
- Google Business set-up & optimisation — worth £99
Hosting (domain & SSL) is billed as on each package card. Growth and Pro monthly fees also cover the extras listed — we confirm your full monthly in writing when you enquire.
Other services
Google Business Profile · worth £99
Set-up and optimisation. Can be added to any package or bought on its own — say if you only need this (included on Pro).
Business email
For Starter or Growth, or for setups beyond the basic mailbox included on Pro. Contact us — we’ll quote based on mailboxes, provider, and requirements.
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Cyberpunk process — four numbered steps on a scanning grid, plus countdown and shatter animation (motion-safe).
Launch sequence
> we keep the build tight so you ship fast
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Brief and assets
You share what you sell, who it is for, tone of voice, logo and photos if available, and any must-have links.
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Structure and copy
We fix section order, headlines, and SEO-friendly wording before heavy design — so the copy reads well on phones, desktops, and in search snippets.
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Design and motion
Visual direction, typography, colour, and subtle animation — tuned for your sector and taste.
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Deploy and handover
Domain, hosting, SSL wired up — Starter: three months complimentary, then £10/month; Growth and Pro follow the hosting line on each package card. You get a live site and clear notes on edits (Starter: £25 rounds after sign-off; Growth/Pro: included rounds per year).
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Soft “bento” showcase — pastel blobs behind a grid of tiles about type, motion, layout, and performance.
Every section can be a different world
This long-scroll demo mashes neo-brutalism, deco luxury, cyber grids, soft bento, ember warmth, glass mint, and more on one URL — your real project would usually commit to one primary style; this page shows how wide the craft can go.
Typography arsenal
From Fraunces to Archivo Black — pairing display plus workhorse sans for hierarchy that feels bespoke.
Motion
Mesh drift, blob physics, scroll reveals — tuned for impact, with reduced-motion respect.
Layout systems
Brutal cards, gold frames, mono timelines, Swiss grids — we match your brand, not a template graveyard.
Conversion clarity
One job per section: trust, proof, offer, action. No mystery meat navigation.
Performance
Lean HTML/CSS, no bloat framework required for a killer landing page.
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Ember hearth — deep burgundy warmth, coral light, grain, and spark motes for trust-heavy trades and studios.
Hearth & heat — the warm sell.
Palette · ember · coral · molasses shadow
Boutique kitchens, skilled trades, or anyone who wants trust before tech specs — this lane pairs deep burgundy with living coral highlights. Drifting light, film grain, and ember motes sell “hand-built” without saying “rustic cliché.”
Glow, don’t glare
Warm gradients pool behind content so text stays readable while the page still feels candlelit and expensive.
Tactile blocks
Cards sit forward with soft inner highlights — like lacquered wood under a studio lamp, not flat plastic tiles.
Motion = embers
Tiny particles rise lazily; the mesh breathes on a long loop. Enough life to feel bespoke, not enough to distract.
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Swiss / minimal — calm typography on light grey, prose on structure, SEO, and how single-page packages stay readable to humans and search.
Built for search and trust.
Sensible SEO is not repeating the same phrase dozens of times until the page reads like spam. It is the unglamorous stuff done properly: a clear title, a meta description that earns the click, logical main and sub-headings, quick load on phones, layouts that work with a thumb, and wording that reflects what people genuinely look for — for example a local plumber, a freelance portfolio that stays out of the way, or a salon site that answers “where, what, how to book” in one scroll.
Everything on one URL still needs structure. We arrange services, proof, FAQs, and local detail into separate blocks so readers and search engines get clear “chapters” instead of a wall of text. Every package includes that planning: straightforward on-page work for owners who want enquiries, not a blog they will never keep up.
Paying less upfront does not have to mean a sketchy result. HTTPS, responsive type, readable contrast, and clean structure help visitors trust the page and help results understand it. If you are comparing UK deals, weigh what is actually delivered — we list ours beside the price so you can see the line items.
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Violet volt — midnight purple UI, neon orbs, and cards with a low glow for night-out brands.
Violet volt — night with a charge.
Palette · void violet · hot magenta · cyan sparks
Night-out brands, creative studios, launch pages that need “expensive dark mode” without looking like a stock template. Soft neon pools breathe behind panels; cards pick up a low hum of glow. Built for punch at a glance, still readable for long copy.
Peripheral drift
Glow and scan lines keep a slow rhythm — motion you feel in the corner of your eye, not in your nerves.
Lens flare law
Blurred colour orbs sell depth on flat screens. Keeps CTAs luminous without a single drop-shadow cliché on the headline.
Hum on the rails
Cards gently alternate border glow so the row feels alive, not slideshow-stiff — tuned to respect reduced motion.
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Magazine FAQ — editorial typography, rust accent, expandable answers on single-page sites, packages, and hosting.
Questions & pricing
Straight answers for UK independents comparing budget launches.
What is a one page website — and is it the same as a “simple website”?
Visitors scroll one long page — hero, services, proof, contact — instead of hunting through a huge menu. People often call that a “simple” setup: quicker to build, faster on phones, easier to keep messaging tight. It suits trades, sole traders, studios, consultants, and local businesses that want clarity over complexity.
What are Starter, Growth, and Pro?
All three include a bespoke one-page website. Starter is £199 with hosting free for three months then £10/month. Growth is £199 + £20/month and adds two edit rounds per year, WhatsApp integration, a basic monthly SEO review, and hosting at £10/month for three months then £20/month (domain & SSL). Pro is £199 + £30/month with everything in Growth, hosting at £20/month for three months then £30/month (domain & SSL), basic business email included (price may vary depending on requirements), and Google Business set-up & optimisation included — worth £99 (also available as a standalone add-on).
Is £199 really a budget-friendly deal?
£199 is the fixed upfront build fee for the custom single-page site. We say “budget-friendly” for low surprise quoting — you still get considered layout and SEO-minded structure. Starter adds three months complimentary hosting (domain & SSL), then £10/month; Growth and Pro use the hosting schedule on each package card. Growth and Pro add ongoing monthly fees with extra support.
Do you build for local trades and shops?
Yes. The £199 format suits owner-led businesses and sole traders who need a credible, straightforward site — plumbers, electricians, salons, tutors, photographers, cafés, and similar. One continuous page keeps services, areas covered, and contact obvious on every device.
How does SEO work when everything is on one URL?
Search engines read structure and relevance, not page count. We use clear headings, descriptive text, a solid meta description, fast mobile layout, and logical section order so results can understand services, location, and intent. That is honest on-page work — not stuffing terms into hidden text.
What do I need to send you to start?
What you sell, who it is for, tone of voice, any brand colours or fonts you love, logo and images if you have them, areas you serve for local context, and examples of sites you like. We guide you if anything is missing.
How long is hosting included?
Starter: domain, hosting, and SSL are complimentary for three months, then £10 per month. Growth: £10 per month for three months, then £20 per month. Pro: £20 per month for three months, then £30 per month — in each case including domain & SSL as on the package cards.
What happens after the first three months of hosting?
Starter moves to £10 per month. Growth moves to £20 per month. Pro moves to £30 per month for domain, hosting, and SSL.
What do updates cost after sign-off?
On Starter, after you sign off the live site, content or design work is £25 per agreed round (scope agreed each time). Growth and Pro include two edit rounds per year as part of the monthly fee.
Can you write all the copy for me?
We include SEO-minded on-page copy shaped around your brief — section by section — so nothing feels like filler. You approve everything before launch.
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Paper ochre — warm cream paper, clay blobs, speckle texture, and spine-style accents for quiet luxury.
Paper ochre — clay, sage, and ink.
Palette · wheat paper · terracotta · dried sage
Boutique hotels, bakeries, architects — anyone who lives in daylight and touchable materials. Cream fields, slow clay blobs in the background, and fine paper speckle keep the luxury “quiet.” Type leans editorial so your words feel printed, not pasted.
Soft geometry
Blurred colour forms drift like studio props — they sell warmth without shouting illustration budget.
Stamped accents
Left rails borrow from book spines: terracotta, sage, and ochre bands so columns scan faster than plain bullets.
Paper truth
A multiply grain layer sits over the wash so panels feel fibrous on retina screens — detail people sense more than they name.
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Stats band — kinetic marquee of style labels, then cards recapping packages, hosting, and add-ons.
Design range at a glance
3packages — Starter, Growth, Pro — one-page sites from £199
3 moStarter: free domain, hosting & SSL — then £10/mo; see cards for Growth & Pro
£99Google Business value — included on Pro, or add-on separately
£25per extra edit round on Starter after sign-off — Growth includes 2/year
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Mint prism — teal glass cards on a deep reef gradient, light sweep, accent ribbon, and a sticky side-menu demo.
Mint prism — glass over depth.
Palette · midnight navy · teal glass · jade rim light
Wellness, fintech, or any brand that wants “clean lab” energy: cool teal foundations, sea-glass borders, and a slow light sweep that sells precision. Cards use backdrop blur so the gradient ocean behind them stays part of the story.
Sheen without noise
A diagonal beam crosses the section on a long loop — like sun through a louvre, not a tacky toy laser.
Thick glass UI
Frosted panels float above the reef gradient; borders pick up mint and jade so controls feel touchable.
Prism trim
The top ribbon cycles saturated accent bands — enough colour pop for accessibility, still disciplined for pros.
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Contact — indigo gradient block, email and WhatsApp, and what to include in your first message.
Ready to launch
Email your business or sole trader name, sector, area you serve, and which package you are drawn to — Starter, Growth, or Pro. Say if you need Google Business on Starter/Growth, or email beyond the basic Pro inclusion. We reply with next steps and a clear figure.
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