Website Design & Build Packages for UK Businesses

The right package depends on what your website needs to do. Starter Website is suitable for a straightforward professional website, Professional Website supports a broader site structure and marketing requirements, while Bespoke & E-commerce Websites are scoped around more complex design, functionality or online selling requirements.

The Starter Website includes a template-based design of up to five pages, responsive design, an easy-to-manage editor, a basic enquiry form, on-page SEO setup, Google Analytics, blog capability, social links and standard website policy pages.

Website requirements can vary considerably. Page structure, design, functionality, integrations, content requirements and third-party services can all affect the amount of work involved. We confirm the final scope and price before the project begins.

Yes. All three website packages include responsive design across desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

On-page SEO setup is included according to the website package and agreed scope. This can include page titles, meta descriptions, heading structure, image optimisation, internal linking and indexing setup. Ongoing SEO campaigns, content programmes and continuing optimisation are separate Davina Digital services.

Yes. Starter Website includes up to two consolidated revision rounds and Professional Website includes up to three. Revision allowances for Bespoke & E-commerce projects are confirmed in the proposal. New pages, new functionality or significant changes to an approved brief may require additional scope.

The Starter Website has a target delivery time of 14 working days once all required content, access, information and approvals have been received. Professional, Bespoke and E-commerce project timescales are confirmed after scope. Client delays or material changes to the brief may extend the delivery schedule.

Yes, where appropriate. Advanced functionality and integrations are assessed during scoping so that the technical requirements, third-party costs and development work can be properly defined before they are included in the proposal.

Not automatically. Premium themes, plugins, apps, software licences, specialist hosting and other third-party costs are charged separately unless they are specifically included within the agreed proposal.