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A professional site to get you online properly.
- Up to 5 pages
- Mobile-first design
- WhatsApp, call & contact form
- Google Business & Search Console setup
- Live in about 2 weeks
Websites, booking and Google visibility for the cafés, restaurants, delis, boutiques and studios on St Margarets Road and Crown Road.
From £495 · No VAT · Fixed quote
Café group
Cafe Macarong
One colourful website for three Korean-inspired neighbourhood cafés.
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Restaurant & cocktail bar
Tex Mex LDN
A bold, high-energy website for a Tex-Mex restaurant and cocktail bar.
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Hair salon
Sakura Retreat
A calm, minimal website for a welcoming East Molesey hair salon.
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Independent businesses only, homepages checked in October 2026. Most of these are quick fixes, and each one costs enquiries.
Businesses with a website listed on OpenStreetMap or TrustATrader, across 10 towns; chains and my own clients left out. Each homepage was opened once and checked for a tap-to-call link, a booking or ordering option, a phone-friendly layout and the page title. No business is named. Want yours checked?
Pick a starting point. You’ll always get a fixed quote before any work begins.
A professional site to get you online properly.
For businesses that take bookings or orders.
Custom features and bigger sites.
Prices are starting points for typical projects. Not VAT registered, so no VAT is added.
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Tell me what you need and I’ll come back with honest advice and a fixed price. No obligation, no VAT added.
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St Margarets has its own distinct village feel between Twickenham and Richmond. Around the station, St Margarets Road and Crown Road have a lively mix of cafés, restaurants, delis, boutiques, salons and small studios, many of them independent. Twickenham Stadium is close by, so match days bring big crowds through the area.
Customers here tend to be discerning and loyal. They notice good design and good food, they leave reviews, and they talk about local places. A website that feels as considered as your shop or menu helps turn that word of mouth into bookings and repeat visits.
I’m a London-based UX designer, and I’ve designed websites for cafés, restaurants and salons in East Molesey and Kew. I don’t have a St Margarets client yet, and I’ll be upfront about that while showing you the closest examples of my work.
Match days at Twickenham are worth planning for. Updating your hours, adding a match-day menu or taking pre-bookings can make a real difference, and a Google Business Profile with special hours stops people turning up to a closed door. Outside match days, the focus is everyday visibility: photos, menus, prices and simple online booking.
Set special hours on Google, update your website and social media with match-day opening times or menus, and consider pre-bookings so you can plan staff and stock.
Yes. I can add an online shop or click-and-collect so local customers can buy without visiting.
Yes, along with Kew, Whitton and East Molesey, where many of my clients are.
Yes. Our team shoots food, products and interiors for websites and social media.
Ask happy customers at the right moment, make it easy with a direct review link or QR code, and reply to every review. I can automate the asking part.
Yes. St Margarets station brings a steady flow of commuters past the shops on St Margarets Road. Early opening hours on Google, a quick pre-order or click-and-collect option and a clear note about how close you are to the station can turn some of those commuters into regulars.