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Make them look twice.
A considered design that suits your business rather than a template that suits everyone’s.
Website design & build · Simply Solved
Beautiful websites.All wrapped up.
A website people want to explore, and an easy way to book, buy and come back for more.
For coaches, consultants, restaurants, online stores and wedding couples. Design and the practical details handled together, by one person, start to finish.
A more thoughtful web for what's next
Beautifully together
One calm place for the details everyone keeps asking about.
See the wedding page ↗
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Look the part. Make it easy.
You're good at what you do. Let's make that clear.
Most people meet your business online before they ever meet you. A website should carry the same care you put into the work itself — clear, warm, easy to move through, and honest about what you offer.
Simply Solved is design and build in one place. The look, the words, the practical pieces underneath and the tidying-up afterwards. One point of contact, and a finished thing at the end — not a folder of half-built pages.
Design that looks like you, built on tools you can actually run yourself.
The Simply Solved approach
The whole picture, under one roof
Three things every site has to do. Done together.
Designed as one piece of work, so the pretty part and the working part don't argue with each other.
Built around your business
Different businesses. The same thoughtful approach.
The examples shown here are illustrative concepts, not client work. Not on the list? The approach is the same — get in touch.
Restaurants & cafés
Bring a little of your atmosphere online.
People decide where to eat on a small screen, quickly. Give them the room, the menu and the table.
- Menus that are easy to update yourself
- Bookings and opening hours where people look
- Photography that shows the room, not just the plate
- Events, private hire and seasonal menus
Online stores
Give your products a place to shine.
Clear product pages, a checkout that doesn’t lose people, and follow-up that does the quiet work after the order lands.
- Product pages built for browsing
- Payment and delivery set up properly
- Order confirmations and follow-up emails
- Offers, bundles and coupon codes
Made slowly. Sent carefully.
Your basket
Coaches & consultants
Make room for your next chapter.
Say what you do, show who it’s for, and make booking the obvious next thing to do.
- Programme and session pages
- Booking, payment and reminders
- A lead magnet and welcome sequence
- Somewhere to publish what you think
Wedding websites
Your love story. Its own little website.
One calm place for the details everyone keeps asking about — and somewhere lovely to send the invitation link. Weddings have their own page, because a wedding isn’t a business.
- The day, the place and the timings
- RSVPs collected in one list
- Travel, stay and gift notes
- Designed to match your stationery
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RowanTogether with their families
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RowanTogether with their families
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by the first of May
by the first of May
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Kind words go here, from the source.
This narrow strip is the place for genuine Google reviews, connected to the business profile at build. Nothing invented sits here in the meantime.
The practical detail
The bits people forget to ask about.
Open any of these to see what's actually done — and what's agreed separately.
Booking calendars, session or product pages, payment set-up, coupons and order confirmations — configured and test-run before launch rather than assumed to work.
An enquiry doesn't stop at the form. Tags, confirmation emails, a welcome sequence and simple funnel steps are built natively so the follow-up happens without you remembering.
Menus, prices, opening hours, blog posts and images are all editable by you. You get a walkthrough and written notes covering the things you'll actually want to change.
Google reviews, Instagram, LinkedIn, maps, calendars and reading feeds, connected to your real accounts with the empty states handled so nothing looks broken on a quiet week.
Handover is part of the build. Ongoing changes, seasonal updates or someone keeping an eye on it are agreed separately, in writing, rather than assumed either way.
From first conversation to open for business
A clear plan. A little less overwhelm.
Five steps. You always know where we are and what happens next.
From a head full of ideasTo a website that works
01
Start with what matters.
A proper conversation about the business, the customers and the part that currently feels like hard work. A short requirements form comes first, so nothing important gets missed.
- What the website has to achieve
- Who it's talking to
- What already works and stays
- An honest look at what's missing
02
See the possibilities take shape.
A design direction you can look at rather than imagine — layout, type, colour and tone, applied to your own content and agreed before anything is built.
- Homepage direction first
- One round of considered changes
- Signed off before the build starts
03
Design meets useful tools.
The build. Pages, forms, bookings, payments and email — connected and tested rather than assumed.
- Every page built to the agreed design
- Forms and funnels set up natively
- Payments and confirmations tested
04
Check the little things.
Spelling, links, speed, search basics, privacy wording, and a real test of every enquiry route on a phone as well as a laptop.
- Every form actually sends and arrives
- Readable at small sizes and by keyboard
- Privacy wording in place before launch
05
Your next chapter, ready.
Launch, then a short handover with written notes so you can edit what you'll want to edit.
- Walkthrough of how to update it
- Written notes to keep
- Agreed support afterwards if you want it
Not sure what you need yet?
That's usually the right time to talk. A first conversation costs nothing and ends with a straight answer about what's involved.
How I work
No surprises. That's the whole promise.
Six things you can hold me to. They're deliberately boring, because the things that go wrong on website projects are usually boring too.
- iA fixed price, in writingScope and cost agreed before work starts. If the scope changes, you're asked first.
- iiOne person, start to finishThe person who designs it is the person who builds it and hands it over.
- iiiThe accounts are yoursDomain, platform and email accounts in your name. You're never locked out of your own site.
- ivTested before it's called doneEvery form sent, every link clicked, on a phone as well as a laptop.
- vPlain English throughoutNo jargon, and no decisions made on your behalf without explaining why.
- viA requirements form firstTen minutes at the start that saves rebuilding things later.
From the studio
A little inspiration. A little reassurance.
What your website needs before it needs more pages.
Most sites don't need more pages. They need the first screen to be clearer and the next step to be obvious. A short read on what to fix first.
Read the journal ↗Instagram
Latest posts, connected to the real account at build time.
LinkedIn
Recent studio updates for business enquiries.
Reading list
An RSS feed of what's worth reading, added at build.
A few things you might be wondering
Let's make it clear.
It depends on the number of pages and how ready your words and photographs are. You'll get a realistic timeline in writing after the first conversation, and it won't be quietly stretched.
Pricing depends on scope, so it's quoted after the requirements form rather than guessed on a web page. You'll get a fixed figure in writing before any work starts.
Mainly Systeme.io, because it puts pages, forms, funnels, email, courses and payments in one account you can log into. Wix is used where a site suits it better. The choice is explained before the build, not after.
Yes — that's the point of building on a platform you can log into. You get a walkthrough and written notes covering the things you'll actually want to change.
You do. Domain, platform and email accounts are set up in your name from the start, so nothing is held hostage if you ever want to work with someone else.
Often, yes. Sometimes a rebuild is cheaper than patching. You'll be told honestly which one you're looking at, and what happens to your existing content, links and email.
The foundations are part of every build — titles, descriptions, headings, speed, alt text, sitemap and your Google Business Profile details. Ongoing SEO work is a separate agreement, and nobody can honestly promise a position.
That's normal, and it's planned in rather than left to the end. Copy can be drafted for you to approve, and there's honest advice on what to photograph and what to licence.
Yes — booking, payment, email follow-up and simple funnels are set up as part of the build and tested before launch.
You get the handover, the notes and the accounts. If you'd like ongoing changes or someone keeping an eye on it, that's agreed separately in writing so you're never paying for something vague.
Let's make your next chapter happen
Something good starts with a conversation.
Tell me about the business and what you'd like the website to do. You'll get a straight answer about what's involved.
- No obligation and no hard sell
- A written scope and a fixed price before work starts
- A short requirements form so nothing gets missed
- A reply within two working days
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