Website design examples from Cheap Website Design London
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Looking for affordable website design ideas for your business? Browse the examples below to see the layouts, branding and content styles displayed in our portfolio.
Cheap Website Design London offers business websites, online shops and website redesigns for businesses in London and surrounding areas. Our portfolio also includes examples for businesses elsewhere, so the gallery should be viewed as a selection of our work rather than a list of London-only projects.
Use these examples as a starting point for your own brief. A design that suits an estate agency will have different priorities from a shop, a hospitality business or an electrical contractor. What matters is how clearly the website explains the business and helps visitors take the next step.
Our website examples
Burlington Estate Agents
The displayed estate agency website pairs prominent branding with property-related imagery. The laptop and mobile views offer a useful comparison of how the design presents its opening message on different screens.
838 Collective
This workwear website example uses a distinctive orange-and-black identity, prominent brand presentation and navigation for its product and service information. The mobile view shows how the same branding carries into a narrower layout.
NUFC Bands
The displayed website uses football imagery and a bold brand headline, with a visible shop prompt. It offers an example of a focused visual identity connected to a clear product theme.
Chef on the Edge
Food photography leads this website example, giving visitors an immediate impression of its subject. It provides a different visual direction from the property, trade and product-focused examples in the gallery.
Ayrshire Holiday Park
This example combines outdoor imagery with a prominent holiday park identity. Its laptop and mobile presentation illustrates how imagery and branding can introduce a hospitality business.
Zudi Barber
The barber website example uses a dark colour scheme, contrasting highlights and prominent business branding. It shows a more distinctive visual style for a personal-service business.
All Seasons Lettings
The displayed lettings website uses a property-focused opening message and a coordinated purple palette. Desktop, tablet and mobile views show the layout presented across several screen sizes.
ATOM Printing
This printing website example brings colourful imagery and service information into its opening layout. The device views give visitors a way to compare how the content is presented at different widths.
J O’Driscoll Electrical
The electrical contractor example features prominent business branding, a direct service headline and navigation to company and project information. Multiple device views show the displayed design at different screen sizes.
What to look for when comparing website examples
Can you understand the business quickly?
A useful opening section explains what the business offers and makes the next step easy to find. Look beyond the colours and ask whether a first-time visitor can understand the main service or product.
Does the layout suit the content?
A product shop, service business and portfolio have different information needs. Notice how images, headings and navigation help organise the content. Your website should use a structure that fits your customers, rather than copying another business’s layout unchanged.
How is the website presented on mobile?
The device mockups help illustrate different layouts, but screenshots alone cannot show the whole browsing experience. If a live example is available, check the navigation, readability and contact options on your own phone.
What work would your project require?
A portfolio screenshot does not tell you a website’s cost, build scope or ongoing fees. If an example interests you, ask which parts of the design and functionality are relevant to your requirements and what would be included in your quote.
Turn an example into your own website brief
If you are comparing cheap web design examples in London, choose two or three elements you like and explain why. You might prefer a particular menu structure, use of photography or arrangement of service information.
Tell us what your business does, who your customers are and what you want visitors to do. Include your current website address if you have one, the pages or products you need and any essential features. This gives us a more useful starting point than asking for an exact copy of another site.
Discuss your website design ideas
Seen an example that gives you an idea for your own business? Tell us which design interests you and what you would like your website to achieve.