If you run a business in Whitstable and need a new website or a clearer way to present your services, I can help. I’m Paul at kube creative, a website designer and developer based nearby in Herne Bay.
We can start with a conversation about your existing site, your customers and the information you are repeatedly asked for. You work directly with me throughout the project, remotely or with a local meeting discussed where useful.
Connect your website with the way customers visit or buy
A website often needs to support more than one kind of customer. Someone who already knows your business may want an opening time or a contact number; a first-time visitor may need to understand the offer before making a trip, booking or buying.
For example, a Whitstable retailer might need a clear distinction between products available online and items stocked in the shop. A service business might need to explain appointments and the area it covers. These are possible briefs, not a fixed template for every local business. We use your actual customer questions to shape the pages.
Make useful information easy to keep current
Services, availability and business details change. I build WordPress websites with editable content areas, so the information you want to manage is accessible without changing code. At handover, I show you how to use those areas.
Before the build, we review the design and content structure together. The aim is readable pages and a clear next step on both phones and larger screens. My website design process explains the work from discovery through testing and launch.
Selling online alongside an existing business
If your project includes ecommerce, we work through your catalogue, payments, delivery and collection requirements before quoting. A WooCommerce shop should reflect what you can supply and how you fulfil orders, rather than introduce a second process that is difficult to manage.
For a redesign, I first review what is worth retaining: useful content, important URLs and functionality your customers already rely on. We can then decide whether improvements or a rebuild are the sensible next step.
See the thinking behind the design
The Arxygen project shows how I made a product and its website feel consistent. The Go To Hear case study explores familiar navigation and clear positioning. Both show how I approach the information and interactions that make a website useful.
“Paul at kube creative has looked after our website for a number of years. With zero technological knowledge we feel safe in the expert hands of the Kube team and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them to anyone.”
“Top notch design company. They helped us with several different corporate projects including web page design, print, accessibility and infographics. Everything was completed quickly, to a high quality, and followed both the brief and our complex brand guidelines. Highly recommended.”
“I have worked with Paul at KC Web Design on several website development projects now and would definitely recommend him. He is a pleasure to work with, reliable, responsive and knows what he is doing.”
“We have worked with KC Web Design on many projects over the years and all I can say is the work done by KC is first class. We trust them with our most important site development work - when only the best will do we go to KC!”
Planning your Whitstable website project
To get started, send your current website address if you have one, the main services or products you offer and the parts you would like to improve. We agree scope and timing before design begins. The website cost guide can help you prepare a budget.
Website development is separate from ongoing care. You can discuss maintenance and support if you want help after launch. I also work across the wider county: see web design across Kent for the service-area overview.