Websites for Ham and Petersham businesses.

Ham and Petersham sit between Richmond Park and the river, with Ham Common at the centre and Ham House on the riverside. Petersham Nurseries and the meadows draw visitors from all over London, while Ham’s parades and side streets have a quieter mix of local shops, cafés and services for residents.

That makes the area unusual: some businesses rely on visitors who have never been before, and others rely on a close-knit local community. Visitors need clear directions, opening times, parking information and a reason to stop. Locals want to know what’s new, what’s on and how to book.

I’m a London-based UX designer. My clients are a short drive away in Kew and East Molesey, including Café Macarong’s cafés. I don’t have a Ham or Petersham client yet, and I’ll show you honest examples that are closest to what you need.

Photography matters a lot here. The setting is beautiful, and a website or Google profile with great photos of your space, food or garden does far more than words. Combined with accurate opening times, easy directions from the park and the river path, and simple booking for events or tables, it helps both visitors and locals choose you.