Website design

Most small-business websites are designed to impress the person paying for them. Ours are designed for the person using them: the customer who wants to know what you do, whether you're credible, and how to reach you — in under a minute, on a phone.

It's a one-off project: specced, agreed, delivered. You see mobile and desktop layouts for every page, matched to your brand, with two proper rounds of revisions before anything is built.

What from £2,000 gets you

• A one-off project — specced, agreed, delivered
• Up to 10 pages designed — home plus nine
• Mobile and desktop layouts for every page
• Matched to your brand: colours, type, logo
• Two rounds of revisions included

Covers up to 10 pages. More than that, the project is specced and quoted first — no guesswork, no surprise invoices.

Fair use applies to every published scope — what's included, and what's quoted separately.

Questions people ask

How much does website design cost in the UK?

Professionally designed small-business sites typically run £1,000–2,500 from an independent designer and £2,500–10,000 from an agency. SilentShift starts at £2,000 for up to 10 pages, with the scope agreed in writing before work starts.

What if my site needs more than 10 pages?

Then it's a bigger project, and it gets specced and quoted properly before anything starts. The published price is a minimum engagement, not a per-page rate.

Do I own the design?

Yes — everything is yours from day one: the design files, the accounts, and the documentation. If we part ways, you keep all of it.