Websites for independent businesses. Built properly.

A one-person studio in Kent, working remotely across the UK. Design, build and copy in-house — no outsourcing, no page builders.

01 Work

Work

01 — Work

New work published shortly.

Recent projects are being written up properly rather than thrown up as screenshots. If you'd like to see relevant examples in the meantime, ask and I'll send them across.

Get in touch

On standards

The size of the job doesn't change the standard.

How a project runs

02 — Process

  1. Conversation

    We talk about the business before we talk about the website — what you sell, who buys it, and what the site actually has to do. No proposal until I understand that properly.

  2. Structure

    Every page and where it sits gets mapped out before any design happens. You sign off the structure first, so nothing has to be designed twice.

  3. Design & build

    Design and build happen together rather than in sequence. You review real pages in a browser, not flat mockups that hide how the thing behaves on a phone.

  4. Handover

    You get the site, the files, and a walkthrough of how to change it yourself. No lock-in, and no monthly fee to update a phone number.

The studio

03 — Studio

I started FT Web because independent businesses were being sold one of two things: a template with their logo dropped into it, or an agency retainer they didn't need.

I take on a small number of projects at a time, which means the person you speak to at the start is the person building the thing. Every site is designed, written and built here — nothing is outsourced, and nothing is held together by plugins.

The work gets judged on whether it does its job: whether people find you, understand what you offer, and get in touch. Everything else is decoration.

Finley Taylor — Founder, FT Web

Next

If you've read this far, the next step is a conversation.

Contact

04 — Contact

Email
hello@ft-web.com
Telephone
07395 496900
Working from
Kent, and remotely across the UK
Response
I reply to every enquiry within one working day.
Helpful to include
What the business does, whether you have a site already, and roughly when you'd want the new one live. None of it is essential — a sentence is enough to start.