6 Page Website Design London
When two parts of your business need different explanations, a single Services page can become crowded. Our six-page website package gives you room to introduce the company, separate related services and help visitors find the information relevant to their enquiry.
Includes:
- Logo Design
- Company/Experience added to site
- Product/Service information added
- Gallery Feature
- Contact form added to site
- SSL security certificate
- .co.uk domain name
- 5 Professional email address e.g. yourname@yourbiz.co.uk
- Website Hosting
- Search Engine Optimisation (Getting Ranked on Google)
Give each service a useful destination
A possible six-page plan is Home, About, Service One, Service Two, Gallery and Contact. This is a starting point for discussion: the page names and allocation can change to suit your business.
For example, a business offering installation and maintenance may need to explain different requirements for each. An installation visitor might need to know what is supplied and how preparation works. Someone seeking maintenance may instead want to understand the equipment covered and what information to provide when enquiring.
Separate those subjects when the differences are meaningful. Two pages that repeat an identical description with a changed heading add little value. If your offer has only one short explanation, a smaller package may be sufficient.
Plan the route from interest to contact
Home should make the business and its principal offer recognisable. From there, descriptive links can lead people to the appropriate service rather than ask them to interpret an unfamiliar technical label.
On each service page, explain the work, who it suits and any relevant exclusions. Put a contact route near the information that helps someone decide whether to enquire. A gallery can support both services with approved photographs and useful captions, without repeating the entire sales message.
For London customers, state your genuine operating area and any practical travel or access restrictions. Do not imply a branch or staffed office in a neighbourhood where you do not have one.
What the six-page offer covers
The listed package includes professional logo design; company information and experience; product or service content; a gallery; and a contact form. SSL, .co.uk domain registration, five professional email addresses, hosting and search engine optimisation are also advertised.
The existing service information describes responsive presentation, a content management system, social integration and optional training or support. We can discuss how those items fit your brief. Establish the branding deliverables, content responsibilities and ongoing service arrangements in the written scope.
An SSL certificate supports encrypted connections; it does not remove the need for appropriate website maintenance. Similarly, the listed SEO service needs an explanation of the work provided. It cannot guarantee a position in Google or a particular number of enquiries.
Prepare two service briefs, not two copies
For each service, bring a short description, the questions customers usually ask and any examples you can share. Identify differences in eligibility, preparation or the work involved. Use original photographs where possible and make sure you have permission to publish them.
Agree who supplies and approves the copy before design starts. Also confirm how the contact form will reach you, who manages mailbox access, and whether policy pages count towards the six-page allowance. A gallery screen, individual project entry and downloadable file may be treated differently in the quoted scope.
Discuss your six-page layout
Send a proposed menu and a summary of the two subjects you want to explain. If you already have a website, include its address so existing content and links can be considered.
Ask about the six-page package or call 077 7036 4571. Request confirmation of VAT treatment, minimum term, renewals, cancellation and any work outside the advertised package.