Web Design in Rugby

Working with businesses in Rugby

Rugby is a town of small, practical businesses. Trades and builders out towards Hillmorton and Bilton, professional services around Regent Street and the town centre, and a growing cluster of logistics, engineering and light industrial firms along the A5 and the Central Park and DIRFT corridors. Very few of them need a huge website. Most need three or four pages that load quickly, explain what they do, and make it obvious how to get hold of them.

I work across all three Rugby postcodes. CV21 covers the town centre, New Bilton and Brownsover, where most of the retail and office-based enquiries come from. CV22 takes in Bilton, Hillmorton and Dunchurch, which is where a lot of the trades and home-based businesses I speak to are based. CV23 stretches out to the villages, Long Lawford, Wolston, Clifton upon Dunsmore and beyond, where a website often does the entire job of finding customers because there is no passing trade at all.

Being based here means no travel cost and no scheduling faff. I can meet you at your unit, your site or a cafe on Sheep Street, take photos of the actual work rather than relying on stock images, and turn a conversation into a design direction within days.

What I can do for you in Rugby

Most Rugby projects start as one of these, and plenty end up combining a couple.

• New websites

  A full site built from scratch when you have nothing online, or nothing worth keeping.

• Redesigns

  Common in Rugby, where a lot of sites were built once around 2015 and never touched again.

• Domains and email

  A proper name@yourbusiness.co.uk address instead of a Gmail one on your van.

• SEO

  Getting found when someone in CV22 searches for what you do rather than what a national chain does.

There is more detail on the full list of services.

Recent work worth a look

• Middlemarch Construction

  A Warwickshire construction firm going back to 1993. The closest thing to a typical Rugby trade business in my portfolio.

• Nuvitrace

  A product catalogue site, useful if you sell a range rather than a service.

• Vacca Group

  A parent brand pulling several companies into one story, which suits a growing local group.