WordPress web design
Design and development of a professional, editable website ready to grow with new pages, content, services or landing pages.
Web design · WordPress · SEO · Conversion
Service: web design for businesses and professionals who don't want a decorative site but a clear, fast website, optimised for SEO and set up to turn visits into enquiries.
I design your WordPress site with a strategic structure, business-focused content and a solid SEO foundation from day one.
A good website should explain what you do, convey trust, appear on Google and make it easy for a customer to contact you.
Professional web design
Many businesses have a visually acceptable website but don't get calls, form submissions or quote requests. The issue is not just design: it can also be the messaging, structure, SEO, speed or lack of calls to action.
That's why web design must start with a clear question: what does the customer need to see to trust you and get in touch?
I work with WordPress because it enables flexible, scalable and easy-to-manage sites. But the tool alone isn't enough: you need a clear architecture, well-targeted pages and content that matches real searches.
The site is designed for the user, but also so Google can understand your services.
What's included
Design and development of a professional, editable website ready to grow with new pages, content, services or landing pages.
Definition of main pages, content hierarchy, headings, URLs, internal linking and an architecture designed for ranking.
Clear copy that explains your services, answers doubts, addresses objections and helps the user take the next step.
Adaptation for mobile, tablet and desktop so the experience is clear, fast and comfortable on any device.
Load optimisation, lightweight visual structure and best practices to avoid a slow site that harms SEO and conversions.
CTAs, buttons, forms and contact paths designed to reduce friction and make requesting information easy.
Titles, meta descriptions, headings, indexing, sitemap, initial structure and preparation for SEO tools.
The site needs to be measurable: traffic, forms, clicks, calls or key actions to know what works.
Structured content, FAQs, entities and clear data so Google and AI-powered search engines better understand your business.
Types of websites
A clear website to present your business, explain your services, strengthen your brand and build trust.
02Pages for solicitors, psychologists, dentists, advisers, consultants, clinics and professionals who need to generate enquiries.
03Pages focused on a single service, campaign or specific search to increase conversions.
04Sites prepared to appear in local searches, targeting city, area, services and Google Business Profile.
05Ecommerce on WordPress and WooCommerce with categories, product pages, checkout and a structure designed to sell.
06Web project built from the ground up with architecture, content, performance and internal linking.
Real problems
The visitor arrives, glances for a few seconds and leaves because they don't clearly understand what you do, don't see signs of professionalism or the site seems outdated.
A site without SEO structure, service pages and suitable content will struggle to compete for valuable searches.
The message, value proposition, forms, calls to action or clarity of the service may be failing.
A heavy website creates a poor experience, reduces conversions and can harm organic performance.
If all your services are grouped on a single page or described generically, the user won't find clear reasons to get in touch.
A website should guide the user: what you do, who you serve, how you work, why to trust you and how to request information.
Web design + SEO
A website aiming to attract customers needs specific pages for key services. A generic 'services' page where everything's lumped together isn't enough.
Each service should have its own intent, questions, arguments, calls to action and opportunity to rank.
A website's structure influences how users navigate and how Google interprets each page's importance. That's why I design the architecture before building.
I also prepare internal linking to connect services, content, landing pages and strategic pages.
SEO + GEO
Users search on Google, but they also ask assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity. To compete in this landscape your site must clearly explain who you are, what you do, where you work and what problems you solve.
GEO doesn't replace traditional SEO: it complements it with structure, semantic clarity and useful content.
Process
I review your business, services, competitors, current website (if any) and lead-generation objectives.
I define pages, sections, hierarchy, CTAs, primary keywords and the user journey.
I create a clear, professional, responsive interface aligned with the level of trust your brand needs to convey.
I build the site to be editable, stable, fast and ready to grow.
I check headings, metadata, indexing, performance, internal linking and structure before publishing.
We leave the site ready to start receiving traffic, measure results and continue optimising.
Investment
A simple corporate site doesn't cost the same as a site with many service pages, SEO strategy, local landing pages, full content, integrations, advanced forms or an online shop.
Before giving a quote, I review what you actually need: type of site, number of pages, goals, competition, content, features and level of SEO optimisation.
Common questions
Yes. I mainly work with WordPress because it enables professional, flexible, scalable sites that are ready for SEO when set up correctly.
Yes. The design is planned with SEO at its core from the start: structure, headings, URLs, internal linking, content, performance and basic setup for search engines.
Yes. I can help define the structure and write conversion-focused copy so the site explains your services well and aligns with your customers' searches.
Yes. If you already have a site, I can review what can be reused, what should be rebuilt and how to avoid losing rankings during the redesign.
Yes. The site can launch with a basic SEO foundation and then be supported by an ongoing strategy for rankings, content, local SEO, audits or GEO.
Yes. Responsive design is essential. The site must work correctly on mobile, tablet and desktop because a large share of users arrive on mobile devices.
It depends on scope, number of pages, content and revisions. A simple site can progress faster, while a project with SEO, copy, landing pages or ecommerce requires more planning.
Yes. The site is built so you can edit basic content in WordPress, although it's wise to maintain visual and SEO consistency when making changes.
Let's talk about your project
If your current website doesn't convey trust, doesn't appear on Google or doesn't generate enquiries, let's review what you need and plan a site built to attract customers.