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High-end web design for businesses that already look the part, in what they make and how they work

As good online as you are in person.

Everything you do is considered. The website is the only part of it people see before they meet you, and the only part you never see fail. The customer it puts off doesn't come back to say so. Built as one piece: the site, the email on your own domain, and the foundations underneath.

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The design is beautiful, elegant… while still feeling personal to our business.
Mary · Owner, The Bespoke Wardrobe
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In their words

MaryThe Bespoke Wardrobe · Bridal boutique
He understood the look and feel we were trying to achieve and brought it all together brilliantly.
Deanna K.The DTK Method · Lifestyle design
I came to him with a very clear vision for what I wanted my website to look and feel like, and he was able to take that vision and bring it to life beautifully.
NFNatasha F.Physiotherapist · London
He took the time to understand my profession, then introduced me to SEO, booking systems and how to structure a site to attract and convert the right clients.

Selected work

Built to match what they charge.

One per client: where they started, and what changed.

The Bespoke Wardrobe

Bridal & eveningwear · Ingatestone

“It has really elevated our online presence.”

The workA designed multi-page site, fifty dresses the boutique updates itself, plus the email and technical setup behind it.

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The DTK Method

Deanna Kochan · Health and lifestyle design

“It feels exactly like what I had envisioned.”

The workBuilt exactly as she drew it, with the pages her practice needed.

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NF
NFNatasha Fernandes

Physiotherapist · London

“A complete novice with a simple brief.”

The workA single page that explains her work, takes bookings and gets found.

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The Batting Mentality

Marc Ellison · Cricket coaching

Coaching in person, with a global audience to reach.

The workA partnership to take the coaching beyond in-person: social channels to reach new people anywhere, and a site and list to convert them.

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Read the Bespoke Wardrobe story ›

What's involved

Built once, properly. Then built on.

For businesses whose quality is obvious in person and harder to see online. The build delivers the site, the email, the search foundations and the email engine, then hands it all to you. Direction is what happens next: using the engine, month by month, to bring people back.

Phase one

The Build

The whole front of the business.

  • ✓Your website, designed and built for you.
  • ✓Professional email on your own domain.
  • ✓Search and AI optimisation, with Google Search Console and analytics set up.
  • ✓The email engine, installed and ready for phase two.
  • ✓Handed over to you, with a walkthrough. All of it is yours.
One site, and everything under it.The design, the domain email, and the foundations that decide whether anyone finds you.

A beautiful site nobody can find and a findable site that undersells you fail in the same way.

Found, and cited

Email on your own domainReplies come from your name, not a Gmail address
Records that make mail deliverableYour emails arrive in the inbox rather than the spam folder
Understood by Google and AIYou appear in the answer, not just the list of links
Search Console and analyticsYou can see which pages actually produce enquiries

Then you grow it

A list that fills itselfThe people who enquired and didn't book stay reachable
Separated audiencesDifferent kinds of customer hear from you separately
The second saleThe person who just bought from you is the easiest person to sell to
Traced back to sourceYou find out whether the social effort is doing anything

One build, end to end

From a site that undersold them to one that matches the boutique.

“The design is beautiful, elegant… while still feeling personal to our business.”
Mary · Owner, The Bespoke Wardrobe

01The result

thebespokewardrobe.co.uk
The Bespoke Wardrobe's home page: a bridal gown on the left, an evening dress on the right The bridal rail: the Suzanne Neville collection, filterable by collection, silhouette, fabric and neckline A dress page: Captivating, with its photograph and its story An evening dress page: Roma, in the dark palette drawn from the dress The Real Brides page: brides photographed at their weddings in their dresses
“We now have a website that not only looks beautiful and feels much more like our brand, but also works really well for our brides.”
Terri · The Bespoke Wardrobe

02Where it started

An outdated website that did not reflect the quality of the boutique in person. Twenty years of bridal and eveningwear, a designer partnership, a shop people travel to, and a site that showed almost none of it.

“It feels like a much better reflection of The Bespoke Wardrobe and the experience we want our brides to have when they come to us.”
Mary · Owner, The Bespoke Wardrobe

03How the design was reached

Before a line of code: time in the business to understand what it sells, how a bride is looked after, and how the shop feels to walk into. Then two rounds of concepts, laid out and marked up as a board, and talked through together until the look, the feel and the experience were agreed.

“From the very beginning, he took the time to understand our business, what we wanted the website to achieve and how we wanted our brand to come across.”
Terri · The Bespoke Wardrobe
“He understood the look and feel we were trying to achieve and brought it all together brilliantly.”
Mary · Owner, The Bespoke Wardrobe
Two rounds of concepts, before a line of code.Laid out, marked up, and agreed together.

04Their part, each week

Dress details live in a Google Sheet the boutique already keeps. Photographs go into a Drive folder. The site is rebuilt from those, so the catalogue is theirs to change without touching the site or asking anyone.

“The whole process was straightforward and well managed. He guided us through the technical side, explaining things clearly and making what could have felt quite complicated very easy for us.”
Terri · The Bespoke Wardrobe

05Five details worth noticing

  1. Every dress gets its own room.

    The background is mixed from each gown's own photograph. The palette comes out of their imagery, the type was chosen for their brand, the layout built around how their clients buy.

  2. Fifty-four dresses, updated from their own spreadsheet.

    The catalogue is theirs to change. No monthly platform fee, and no waiting on anyone to alter a price.

  3. Two directions, one brand.

    Concepts are presented and refined over two rounds before a line of code is written.

  4. Where the enquiry lands.

    Booking an appointment is the point of the site, so it is never more than one action away.

  5. The same pages on a phone.

    Most people will see this version first.

“Since launching the new website, we feel it has really elevated our online presence and gives potential brides a much better understanding of who we are, what we offer and the experience they can expect from us.”
Mary · Owner, The Bespoke Wardrobe

Your site could be next.

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Everything above is yours, and it runs without help. What it doesn't do by itself is tell you which of it to pull this month.

From £4,500 · quoted on scope

At the prices you charge, one or two bookings cover it.

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Phase two

Direction

For owners who would rather be told what's working than become the expert in it.

What's actually workingWhat moved and what didn't, read for you every month
What to do nextOne clear call each month, not a report to decode
What to send, and whenPosts and emails planned in order
Someone to askQuestions answered as they come up

The first three months have a shape: read, plan, first proof. After that it runs month to month.

One month of direction

A different business and a different channel. What travels is the method: read what actually moved, then do more of it.

I'd been stuck under 10k for years and couldn't figure out why my content wasn't reaching people. The 90-day plan made it obvious…
Stefano D. · Content Creator & Coach
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About

How it looks sets what you can charge.

Every business is priced on how it looks. Yours already knows it. The work, the people, the care taken: everything a customer meets in person says the price is right before a word is spoken. Online, the same person makes the same judgement in a few seconds. If the site says something different, they leave without telling you. That is the gap. Closing it is the work, and keeping the site earning afterwards is the rest of it.

James McBurney
James McBurneyLondon · 2026
  • One point of contactOne brief, one line of reply, one place to come back to. However the work gets done, it is answered for here.
  • The whole system, not a piece of itWebsite, email, search and the layer underneath are one thing. Set them up together and each one makes the others work harder.
  • Plain English throughoutYou will understand every decision, and you will be able to change your own words after the handover call.
...someone who understands both the technical side of building a website and the importance of creating something that genuinely works for the business.
Terri · The Bespoke Wardrobe

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