Marine and manufacturing
Product and capability pages, specification tables, certifications and RFQ forms. Built for a technical buyer.
Technical and trade websitesPoole
Poole is a working harbour town with a marine and manufacturing base, a strong professional services cluster and a hospitality economy on the water. The websites that win here are technical enough to be credible and simple enough to load on a boatyard wifi.
Poole's business mix is unusual for a town of its size. The harbour supports marine engineering, boatyards, chandlers and training providers; the old town and the Quay support hospitality and tourism; Parkstone, Canford Cliffs and Broadstone support professional services and independent retail. A site built for a restaurant is not the site a marine fabricator needs.
For technical businesses, the website's job is often to make a specification legible: what you make, what it is made from, the tolerances, the certifications and the lead time. That is a content problem before it is a design problem. For hospitality, it is the opposite: photography, availability and a booking route that works on a phone.
What we build
Product and capability pages, specification tables, certifications and RFQ forms. Built for a technical buyer.
Technical and trade websitesAccountants, surveyors, solicitors and consultants in Parkstone, Broadstone and the old town.
Bespoke web designQuayside venues, guest houses and lets around Sandbanks and Canford Cliffs.
Hospitality websitesFive clear pages, a quote form and a price that does not require a board meeting.
Small business websitesProof
Poole's local pack for web design is held by small firms with between 18 and 81 reviews, and two of the organic results are directories. That is a beatable landscape, but not with a template and a directory listing. It needs a real page, a complete profile and work that can be inspected.
Our published proof is our own hand-built site and two reference builds. If you need a reference from a marine or manufacturing business, ask us directly and we will tell you what we have — including if the answer is not much yet.
Coverage
Process
We map the buyer: a harbour engineer, a homeowner or a holiday guest. The pages follow the buyer, not the org chart.
Specifications, certifications and photography. We will chase what is missing rather than fill it with stock.
Two to four weeks, with a redirect map and a measured performance budget.
Questions
Yes, for a defined range. A full ecommerce build with stock, variants and payments is a Tier 4 project; a structured catalogue with enquiry forms is usually a Tier 3. We will scope it properly rather than guess.
Enough to structure them. We will ask the questions a buyer asks — material, dimensions, certification, lead time — and put the answers where they can be found. We are not engineers; we build the page that lets yours be read.
Five pages £995 plus VAT; ten pages with copywriting £1,495; custom from £2,500. The same tiers apply across Dorset.
Yes. UK hosting is bundled with a care plan from £15 a month, including backups, monitoring and updates.
Tell us what you are trying to achieve. We will tell you honestly whether we can help, what it would take, and roughly what it would cost — before anyone signs anything.