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Web design for London businesses
Make a website with several services or locations easier to understand and use.
As a business adds services, branches or audiences, its website can become difficult to navigate. We help organise the information, agree what the site needs to do and give visitors a clear route to the right team.
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Organise services and locations before adding pages ↗
Give each audience a route through the website ↗
Define functionality before committing to a build ↗
Redesign with a plan for existing pages ↗
From our Wimbledon base, Altaonix works with businesses across Greater London and the UK.
01 / Website projects
Organise services and locations before adding pages
We start by identifying your audiences and the information each one needs. A branch page, specialist service page and company introduction have different jobs; the navigation should make those differences easy to follow.
The page plan also needs to account for where you work. We distinguish actual branches from service areas and broader markets, so the website describes the business accurately.
02 / Website projects
Give each audience a route through the website
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Find the relevant service
We organise pages and internal links around the ways customers look for help. Visitors should be able to move from a broad overview to the information that answers their particular requirement.
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Assess the business
Useful team details, approved project information and clear service explanations help customers decide whether to contact you. We plan where that information belongs rather than leaving it in disconnected pages.
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Reach the right team
Forms and contact routes should collect the context your business needs and explain what happens next. If enquiries need to reach different teams, we agree the routing requirements before implementation.
03 / Website projects
Define functionality before committing to a build
We discuss the tools, forms and connections the website needs. Integration requirements should be checked against the systems involved, with access, limitations and third-party costs identified before the scope is agreed.
An online shop requires its own catalogue and order-planning work. Our Ecommerce service explains that process separately so the website brief can account for how the business sells and fulfils orders.
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Redesign with a plan for existing pages
We review useful content and URLs before deciding what to rebuild. Search structure, navigation and redirects need to be considered together, especially where several services or locations have accumulated over time.
The build includes reviews of the agreed pages, mobile journeys and forms. We check the relevant launch setup and explain any work that depends on an external system or an agreed later stage.
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Prepare your team to own the website
We agree the editing requirements and responsibilities during planning. The handover should make clear who maintains content, manages access and handles support requests.
Hosting & Support can be discussed as a separate or connected arrangement. For a more locally focused brief, see Web Design Wimbledon; the starting point for either project is what the website needs to do.
Where is your London base
Altaonix is based in Wimbledon and works with businesses across Greater London and the UK.
Can the website support several locations
Yes. We can plan pages and contact routes for actual locations and their services. The scope depends on the information, editing needs and functionality involved.
Can we retain useful URLs from the current site
We review existing pages and search considerations during planning. The agreed launch plan identifies what remains, what changes and which redirects are needed.
How is the project price decided
We assess the pages, content, design, functionality and integrations required. The proposal explains the deliverables and costs, including relevant dependencies on third-party services.
Discuss a project
Discuss the structure your website needs
Tell us about the business, audiences and services the website must support. We will work through the requirements before recommending the scope of a new build or redesign.