Website Design & Development.
Your Business our support.
JPH Design provides website design, development, hosting and maintenance services, for small and medium size businesses.
Based in Calne, Wiltshire, we work closely with you to bring your thoughts and ideas into fruition, creating a window into business that’s not just inviting, but one that helps build for the future.
Website Services
a future together
Whether you are looking for a new website for your business, an eCommerce site to sell your products online, or you need support and maintenance for your existing website, JPH Design are here to help.
We love to help business owners, organisations, individuals or charities who are:
- Starting up and need a new website or an eCommerce website (online shop).
- Worried their current website no longer accurately reflects their brand.
- Concerned their website is insecure and vulnerable.
- Frustrated their website is dated and difficult to manage.
- Looking for their existing website to be refreshed, responsive and responsible.
- Not getting the results they should be from their existing website.
Our exceptional, responsive website design always ensures a powerful experience for our customers, from any device.
If you choose to work with us, you’ll get a no nonsense, friendly, upfront service.
For all of your website design, website development, website support and website maintenance requirements, wherever you are, please do not hesitate contact us.
Professional Website
Design & Build
The right layout, structure, and visual appearance is paramount in today’s digital world.
Responsive Website
Design & Build
Create a site that dynamically changes depending on screen size, orientation, and on any device.
eCommerce Website
Design
Increase your business reach by being available anytime, anywhere with an eCommerce website.
Content Management
System (CMS)
Add, edit and manage your own website content with a professional Content Management System.
High Speed
Web Hosting
A bespoke website hosting and maintenance package that reflects the scale of your business.
SEO (Search Engine
Optimisation)
SEO is the process that helps increase the quality and the quantity of the traffic to your website.
Soy & Scent
A lovely site designed to highlight this small family-run business which is dedicated to producing high-quality, eco-friendly products.
Zebedee’s Garage
Great having the opportunity to take over the hosting of the Zebedee’s website and work with them on updating their site to make it fully responsive, a little nicer to look at and SEO friendly.
AH Design Studio
Aubrey at AH Design Studio had a responsive site but needed a professional opinion. We took over the hosting and upgraded the design to include more pages and links to make it SEO and User Friendly, we also added more images to highlight his talent for design and landscaping. Take a look at his projects!
Our
Blog
How do we stand out from our competitors?
It is very easy to buy, seemingly cheap options to build your website. This is very tempting when you are starting a business or even when you are a few years ‘in’.
It takes a leap to face the fact that a good website involves an investment – yet it’s an investment in your shop window, one of the main assets through which people will find you, your business, your products or service – and judge you accordingly. Ask yourself this are you utterly confident that your website says the right things about you and your brand?
The Basics of SEO
Is your website working well for you, or are you unhappy because you don’t seem to get the amount of traffic you think you should?
It could be your SEO isn’t working- we can optimise your site to make sure it starts working for you with more efficiency and more visibility.
What Are Website Breadcrumbs?
Website breadcrumbs are a navigation element that allows users to keep track of their location on a website. They usually take the form of a horizontal trail of links, starting with the homepage and ending with the current page. In this blog post, we’ll talk about what website breadcrumbs are, how they’re used, and whether or not you should be using them on your website.