Good Websites for Good People
Hello! I'm a friendly freelance website designer and developer who builds high-quality websites for the good people of Stockport, Manchester and beyond!
I have helped more than 100 clients with my professional web design and custom WordPress development services since setting up independently in 2014.
I also run online SEO training workshops to help you improve your online presence.
Get the Most from Your Website
Whether you want a brand new website or a refresh of your existing one, or if you’d like to learn how to use your website more effectively, I can help.
Web Design & Development
Boost your business with a unique website that looks and performs great on phones and wider screens.
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Online SEO Training Workshops
Learn how to use your website effectively and improve your search engine visibility with my accessible, friendly online workshops.
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Website Reviews
Get a professional insight into the performance of your website and understand where it can be improved.
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Paul did a superb job with our new website and we are really happy with the results. We are already recommending Paul’s web design services to our existing clients and contacts and will be using his services on a regular basis to make updates to the site.
Nathan Partington, Design Director at NPD
I attended Paul’s beginner SEO workshop and it was so helpful! Paul makes the web and all that scary SEO stuff seem easy, friendly and most of all fun!
Charlotte Holroyd, Creative Wilderness
Featured Projects
Heaton Hops Web Shop
Online store for the award winning tap house and bottleshop in Heaton Chapel, Stockport.
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High customer engagement -
New source of revenue -
Lots of beer sold!
North Product Design Website
Clean and minimalist website showcasing the work of skills of the UK product design studio NPD.
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Load time reduced by 4 seconds -
Traffic has doubled
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Improved search performance
Advice & Articles
How environmentally friendly is your website?
Our digital carbon footprint is an obvious consideration, but it is difficult to quantify the impact of intangible digital products. Just how much energy does running a website use and how can we reduce our impact on the environment?
Read this blogThe inspiring small businesses during the pandemic
Celebrating some tales of people doing good work in the face of global uncertainty.
Read this blogContact form tips to nurture early customer interaction
Your website’s contact form is a major part of how your customers and clients interact with not only your website, but also your brand and business as a whole.
Read this blog