Web design and development in Twickenham

Yes, we build websites for Twickenham businesses whether or not rugby affects them. The site is designed around your services and your customers, and event information only belongs on it if it is useful to them. For a shop, a hospitality business or a professional practice, that means pages for your regular services, company information and approved examples of your work, with a clear route to contact you. The planning stage sets out what each page needs to do, and the design is built around your real content. If events at the rugby ground do change your opening hours or what you offer on certain days, we can make those details easy to update alongside your usual information. If they do not, the subject never needs to appear. We agree the page types, features and exclusions before starting, so the scope describes your business and not an assumption about the town.

Yes, you can change opening hours for event days yourselves. We set up opening hours and announcements as editable content, so someone on your team can update them through the content management system without touching the page layout. At handover we show that person how to do it and include the steps in the editing guide. For a Twickenham business, that covers changed hours or a notice about a changed service on a given date. Changing the hours automatically to match a fixture list is a different matter. It is a separate feature, and it is not part of a standard website build. If you want it, we would need to assess where the dates come from, who confirms them and what should happen when a date moves, and then tell you whether we can build it. Until that assessment is done, it is not included in the scope.

It is worth checking, and the place to start is your own figures. If you have website traffic data from previous event days in Twickenham, share it with us during scoping. We use it to assess demand and agree a performance target for the site. Without figures we would not guess, and we make no claims about how many people an event brings to a particular website. An agreed page speed target is part of the build, and pages are checked against it on real devices before launch. Hosting requirements are reviewed alongside it, because the hosting has to suit the traffic the site receives. If your current hosting is the limit, we will tell you, with the evidence, and you decide whether to move. Analytics and monitoring are set up at launch, so after the next event you have figures of your own to compare against the target.

Yes, we can meet to discuss a Twickenham project where that is helpful. We are based in New Malden, and an in-person meeting can be arranged for discovery or for handover. We also handle discovery, reviews and handover remotely, so meeting is a choice and not a requirement. A first conversation is a thirty-minute call about the project itself. Bring what you have, whether that is a brief, a deadline or the part you are unsure about. If the work is a fit, we scope it in writing, covering what we would build, what we have assumed, what we need from you and what is not included, and you decide whether to proceed. If we are not the right fit, we will say so and tell you what we think you need. During the build you can see the site on a staging address at any time.