Web design for Kew businesses.

Kew is a small area with a lot of visitors. Kew Gardens draws people from all over London and beyond, and the cafés, restaurants and shops around Kew village and the station parade serve both those visitors and a loyal local crowd. Most visitors decide where to eat or shop on their phone, often while they’re already nearby.

I designed the website for Café Macarong, a group of Korean-inspired neighbourhood cafés with a café in Kew. One website covers all three cafés, each with its own details, so customers can quickly see what’s nearby, check the menu and find their way there.

If you run a café, restaurant or shop in Kew, I can help with a fast mobile website, a Google Business Profile that shows up for nearby searches, and food or product photography for Instagram. Every project starts with a free chat and a fixed quote, with no VAT added.

Visitors to Kew Gardens often search for somewhere to eat or have a coffee before or after their visit, usually on a phone and often in a hurry. They choose based on photos, reviews, distance and whether the place is open right now. Residents of Kew are a smaller, loyal crowd who come back to the places they like and recommend them to others. A good setup for a Kew business covers both: a fast mobile website with menus and opening hours up front, a Google Business Profile with great photos and accurate hours, and social media that shows what’s new each week.