British Web Design builds websites for UK small businesses of most kinds, and has a page for each of the trades and services it is asked about most. Each page says what British Web Design puts on a site for that kind of business. A business that is not listed is built the same way, from a sentence or two about the work and the area.
Trades and home services
British Web Design's trade sites lead on the jobs worth having, the areas covered, photographs of finished work and an enquiry form that reaches the owner's inbox. Registrations such as Gas Safe, NICEIC or FENSA go on a site only when the owner says they hold them.
- Plumbers: booked and paid online (boiler services and CP12s, emergencies by phone), what goes on a plumber's website and the plumber example in full
- Gas and heating engineers: gas engineers and heating engineers
- Electricians: EICRs booked and paid online and what goes on an electrician's website
- Builders: finished projects first, quote visits booked online, builder websites and the builder example in full
- Other trades: roofers, landscapers, plasterers, painters and decorators, joiners and carpenters, bathroom fitters, kitchen fitters, tilers, locksmiths, driveways and paving, window fitters, damp specialists, groundworkers and cleaners
All of them are listed on the trades page.
Beauty and personal care
British Web Design's salon and barber sites are built around booking. The client picks the treatment or the cut, the person and the time, and pays a deposit by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay to cut no-shows, while walk-ins carry on as before. A salon on Fresha or Treatwell, or a barber on Booksy, can keep that system, with a Book now button on every page.
- Hair and beauty salons: salons, salon websites and a beauty salon website with online booking
- Barbers: barbers and barber shop websites
Food and drink
- Cafés: cafés (tables booked by party size, afternoon tea paid up front, cakes ordered for collection), café websites and a café website with table booking
- Pubs: pub websites (food menus with allergens, what is on, table bookings, functions and rooms)
- Takeaways: takeaway websites (the full menu, a phone number one tap away and collection offers; online delivery ordering is not part of the standard site)
Hospitality
- B&Bs and guest houses: B&B websites (a page for each room, rates and the reasons to book direct, availability enquiries and pages about the area). A room-booking engine with live availability is not part of the standard site: a British Web Design B&B site takes enquiries or links to the booking engine the owner already uses.
Professional services and clinics
- Consultants and coaches: consultant websites (what the owner does, who for, their credentials and how working together goes)
- Tutors: tutor websites (subjects and levels, qualifications, DBS checks, fees and availability)
- Physiotherapy clinics: clinic websites (a page for each condition treated, fees, clinicians and registrations such as HCPC or CSP)
Other businesses
- Dog walkers and pet carers: dog walker websites (insurance, DBS checks, photographs and the area covered)
- Small online shops: online shop websites
- Sole traders and new companies: sole trader websites and websites for limited companies
- People who recommend or resell websites: agencies, marketing freelancers, accountants, bookkeepers and trade associations
Towns and cities
British Web Design has pages for businesses in Leeds, Bradford, Sheffield, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Birmingham, Nottingham, London, Bristol, Cardiff, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Belfast, and for some trades in a city, such as plumbers in Leeds, plumbers in London and electricians in Leeds. A site for any other town is built the same way, with the towns and postcodes the business covers written out.
Outside the UK, British Web Design has pages for Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Canada. Each says plainly that billing is in pounds and the hosting is in the UK.
Questions
Does British Web Design build websites for plumbers?
Yes. British Web Design builds plumbing and heating websites where customers book fixed-price jobs, such as a boiler service or a gas safety certificate, into a free slot and pay online, with emergencies kept on the phone. The made-up example Kerr Plumbing & Heating shows how one works.
Does British Web Design build websites for hair and beauty salons?
Yes. A British Web Design salon website lets clients choose the treatment, the therapist and the time, and pay a deposit by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. The made-up example Willow & Rose Beauty shows a salon site with booking and an aftercare shop.
Does British Web Design build websites for cafés?
Yes. A British Web Design café website has the menu, opening hours and a map, table booking by party size, and cakes or other items ordered and paid for online for collection. The made-up example The Little Kettle shows one working.
My trade is not listed. Can British Web Design still build my website?
Yes. British Web Design's pages cover the trades and services it is asked about most, but every site is built the same way: the owner describes the work and the area, and British Web Design builds the site around it.