Web Week
Website design for service businesses, built in one week.
The website has been on your list for eleven months. It’s on the list because it’s enormous, and it’s enormous because nobody has ever put a deadline on it.
Here’s a deadline. One week, up to five pages, live by Friday.
Nobody puts off their website because they don’t care. They put it off because it’s the one job that touches everything: the words, the photos, the offer you’ve been meaning to change, the testimonials you’ve been meaning to ask for. So it sits there while you get on with actual work.
A Web Week turns an open-ended project into a fixed week with homework attached. You do the content in the weeks before, which is the part only you can do. I do everything else.
By Friday it’s live. Not ready for review, not sitting on a staging link waiting for you to find a spare evening. Live, with your domain pointing at it.
What you get
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Content guide and sitemap
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Up to five custom pages
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Fully responsive and mobile optimised
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Image optimisation
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On-site SEO
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Email marketing integration
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Built to be read by people and by AI
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Launch day social templates
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Framer training videos
Plus two weeks of email support.
The Process
This is right for you if
You’ve got a brand identity already and it needs somewhere to live
The website has been on your list long enough that you’ve stopped mentioning it
You’d rather write your copy against a real deadline than when there’s time
You want to be able to update it yourself afterwards without calling anyone
This isn’t the right fit if
You haven’t got a brand identity yet. There’s nothing for the site to be built from. Start with a Brand Week, or take both as a Brand Overhaul
You want the copy written for you. On a standalone Web Week the copy is yours. I’ll send a guide that makes it much easier than it sounds, and I’ll sharpen what you send, but five pages can’t be written and designed in the same week.
You sell products and need ecommerce. No Shopify, no product catalogues, no checkouts. If you need a shop building, that’s a custom project
You need more than five pages. Two extra pages can be added at checkout. Beyond seven it’s a custom project
Kind Words
It was as though you went into my brain and created it as me.
Elle, Everything Ellemental
About me
Hi, I’m Emily.
Years ago a client of mine spent £20,000 on positioning and messaging with a big agency and they ended up barely using any of it, because nobody had shown them how to implement it. That gap, between what a studio hands over and what a founder can actually do with it, is the reason for how I help my clients.
I’ve been building brands for over five years across hospitality, skincare, coaching, fashion and food, with my clients having been featured in Forbes, Stylist, Grazia, The Times and Startups Magazine to name a few.
I’m a mum of two, building from Devon, but working with clients worldwide to help them fulfil their goals. I've learned what makes a brand actually work and now I want to use what I know to not only make your brand look great but make more impact and more money.
Investment
£3,500
Four monthly payments of £875
Two things that aren’t included, so there are no surprises: your domain (around £12 a year if you don’t have one) and Framer’s own hosting plan, which starts at roughly £5 a month.
Questions
How does the week actually run?
What if my copy isn’t ready before we start?
I really can’t write the copy. Any options?
Why Framer and not Squarespace or WordPress?
What if I need more than five pages?
Can you migrate my existing site?
Will it be as good as a six week website?
Do you set up my email or hosting?
I sell products. Can I book this?
How far ahead do I book?
Moving your dates?
Still not sure
Tell me what you’re building and where it’s stuck. I’ll tell you honestly which service you actually need, even if the answer is none of them.