Web design in East Molesey, from the designer behind Walton Road’s websites.

East Molesey is where most of my client work lives. Walton Road, the village’s main shopping street running down towards Hampton Court Bridge, is home to independent salons, restaurants, cafés and long-standing local shops. Over the last year I’ve designed and built websites for eight of them.

On the beauty side, that’s Beehive Boutique, Sakura Retreat and Seshí Hair, three independent hair salons, and Princess Nails Molesey. For food and drink it’s Tex Mex LDN, a restaurant and cocktail bar, Regent Garden, a Chinese restaurant built around menus and ordering, and Molesey Cafe & Restaurant. Molesey Autos, a car parts shop and garage with over 25 years of local service, rounds it off. Café Macarong, whose site covers three cafés, also has one here.

Because I know the street, I know what Molesey customers look for: clear prices, easy booking, opening hours that are right, and a phone number that works with one tap. Whether you’re in East or West Molesey, I can pop in, look at what you have now and give you a fixed quote, with no VAT added.

Most Molesey customers are local residents, families and commuters, plus visitors heading to or from Hampton Court. They tend to search on their phone for things like “hair salon near me” or “Chinese takeaway Molesey”, look at the photos and reviews, and then call, book or order straight away. That’s why the sites I build here put booking buttons, menus, prices and a tap-to-call number right at the top, and why a well-kept Google Business Profile matters as much as the website itself. For many Walton Road businesses, the biggest wins are simple: online booking that works on a phone, opening hours that match Google, and a steady flow of new reviews.