Food businesses
Menus, dish pages, opening information and collection or table enquiry journeys.
Explore a food website ↗WEBSITE DESIGN FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
Clear pages. A considered mobile experience. A useful next step for every visitor.
A restaurant needs a readable menu and a clear route to ordering or visiting. A plumber needs service details and an easy way to describe a job. A salon needs treatment information and a booking journey. We plan your website around those decisions, rather than giving every business the same page.
Menus, dish pages, opening information and collection or table enquiry journeys.
Explore a food website ↗Separate services, useful job details and a clear enquiry route.
Explore a trade website ↗Product discovery, useful details and an organised route from browsing to enquiry or purchase.
Explore a florist website ↗Explain the options before asking customers to choose a service or appointment.
Browse service website concepts ↗We agree the page structure, visual direction, copy and images with you. The build considers phone and desktop layouts, navigation, contact details, page titles, descriptions and the information search engines need to understand your business. Any live booking, checkout or specialist integration is scoped and priced before work begins.
Kimya works with local businesses and UK clients. A remote brief can cover your customers, services and goals; photography or an in-person visit is arranged separately where appropriate. You can explore 24 fictional website concepts before we discuss the direction for your own business.
Our advertised starting price is £250, then £45 a month. Hosting and one hour of monthly updates are included in that monthly plan. The final scope, extra pages and specialist functionality are agreed before work starts. See the website pricing page for the breakdown.
Yes. Send the assets and information you already have. We can help organise them, identify missing content and quote for photography or creative work if needed.
Yes, when the relevant services, products, availability, payment setup and integrations have been agreed and connected. The portfolio examples are demonstrations and do not take real bookings or payments.
No agency can promise a position. Clear content and a sound technical setup help search engines understand a website; visibility also depends on demand, competition, reputation and ongoing work.