Rugeley
GBPT
A website for Garth Betteley's private gym in Rugeley, with studio photography, personal training information, online session booking and secure payments.
Visit GBPT (opens in a new tab)Rugeley, Staffordshire / Working across the UK
Web design in Rugeley.
Built around your business.
A first website, a fresh start or a site with more to do. Drewframe designs and builds bespoke websites that help people understand your business and take the next step.
Based in Rugeley, I work directly with business owners here, across Staffordshire and further afield. From a private gym to a bookkeeping practice, a boatyard and a live musician, each project starts with the people who will use it.
01 / Local work
Businesses nearby.
Websites of their own.
Examples from Rugeley and Kings Bromley. Each has a different audience and a different job for its website to do.
Rugeley
Connor Franklin Music
Booking site for a live acoustic musician — live TikTok and Instagram feeds, and one-tap enquiries for pubs, weddings and private events.
Visit Connor Franklin Music (opens in a new tab)Rugeley
Midlands Bookkeeper
A website for a bookkeeping practice based in Rugeley, with clear service information, a step-by-step guide to how bookkeeping works and an enquiry form to arrange a free chat.
Visit Midlands Bookkeeper (opens in a new tab)Rugeley
The Data Doctor
A website for a Rugeley data and security installer, covering data cabling, networks, CCTV, alarms and access control for homes and businesses, with a direct line to Lee and an enquiry form.
Visit The Data Doctor (opens in a new tab)Kings Bromley
KBW Narrowboats
A website for a narrowboat builder and boatyard in Kings Bromley, with bespoke boat showcases, repair and maintenance information, customer testimonials, press coverage and a downloadable brochure.
Visit KBW Narrowboats (opens in a new tab)02 / Your starting point
The right website
for the job.
The scope follows your business: a clear introduction, a site you can update, or something with bookings, a shop or other integrations.
These are indicative scopes and timings. We agree the details together before work begins.
03 / Working together
One person.
A clear process.
Your designer is also your developer and your point of contact. The local connection is a starting point, and the same approach works for clients across the UK.
- 01
Start with your business
We talk through who you want to reach, what visitors need to know and what your website needs to do. A first website and a growing business need different things; the scope is agreed before design begins.
- 02
Shape the design together
You see layouts with your own content, so you can review the structure, wording and visual direction before the build. You work directly with the person designing and developing the site.
- 03
Build, check and launch
The design becomes a responsive website, with accessibility and performance checks before launch. You get a walkthrough, with optional ongoing care for hosting, updates and future changes.
04 / Before we start
A few practical questions.
Do you only work with businesses in Rugeley?
No. Rugeley is where Drewframe is based. I work with businesses in Staffordshire, across the UK and further afield. The same direct contact and agreed process apply wherever you are.
Can you build my first business website?
Yes. A brochure site is a useful starting point when you need to explain your services, show your work and make it easy for people to enquire. We agree the pages and features around what your customers need.
Can the website take bookings or payments?
Yes, where those features are part of the agreed scope. GBPT is a local example: clients choose personal training appointments and pay online. Other businesses may need an enquiry form, an editable catalogue or an online shop.
How long does a website take?
The typical ranges shown above are a starting point. Your scope, content and review stages determine the agreed schedule, which we discuss before work begins.
What happens after launch?
Optional ongoing care can cover hosting, updates, security and small changes. We discuss what you want to manage yourself and where you would like continued support.
Local roots. Open to everywhere.
What does your
business need next?
Tell me what you do, who you want to reach and what you have in mind. If you already have a website, send the link and what you would like to improve.