Web design · Cornwall

Good, honest websites
made in Cornwall.

Websites, marks and the bits of graphic design that go with them.

For anyone who needs a website — whether you run a café, a trade or a holiday let, look after a club or a charity, or just have an idea you’d like to share. No jargon and no hard sell — just a proper chat, a cup of coffee, and a website you’ll be proud to show people.

The ruined Wheal Coates engine house on the clifftop near Porthtowan, with the coast path winding down towards a calm, misty sea

Websites for

Cafés, campsites, carpenters, surf schools, holiday lets, farm shops, potters, plumbers, pubs, boat trips, bakers, electricians, gardeners and galleries.

A wooden desk by a window with a mug of coffee and a sketchbook of website drawings, looking out over the beach and clifftop engine house at Porthtowan

A bit about me

When you ring, you get me.

Saunders Design is a one-person studio, based here in Cornwall. That means there’s no account manager, no call centre and no one passing you along. The person you chat to is the same person who designs your site, builds it, and picks up the phone (or meets you in person) throughout the process. The same person who builds the site can also make the mark and the printed pieces, so nothing has to be matched up later.

I think a good website should feel like the business behind it: straightforward, welcoming and well made. You don’t need to know anything about websites to work with me — that’s my job. You just need to know your business, and you already do.

Saunders Design, Cornwall
— Harvey Saunders

Black-and-white portrait of Harvey Saunders, smiling, in a dark T-shirt
  • i. Plain English, start to finish.
  • ii. A clear price before any work begins.
  • iii. A real person to talk to, by phone or face to face.

How it works

Four simple steps, no surprises.

  1. 01

    A proper chat

    We meet face to face — at your place of business or over a coffee somewhere nearby — or talk on the phone or a video call if that suits you better. You tell me about your business and what you’d like the website to do for you.

  2. 02

    A plan you can understand

    I put together a short, plain-English plan: what pages you’ll have, what it’ll look like, a mark or printed pieces too if you’d like them, how long it’ll take and exactly what it costs. Nothing starts until you’re happy.

  3. 03

    Designed and built

    I design and build your site, and you see it come together along the way. Not quite right? We change it. I’ll help with the words and photos too, if you’d like.

  4. 04

    Looked after

    Once it’s live, I don’t disappear. Need opening hours changed, a new menu added or a question answered? Drop me a line.

What I can help with

Whatever your website needs to do.

A brand new website
Simple, good-looking and easy to use on a phone — which is where most of your customers will find you.
Freshening up an old one
If your current site feels dated, slow or embarrassing to send people to, I can give it a new lease of life.
Being found locally
Setting things up properly so people searching nearby — “café in Falmouth”, “roofer near Truro” — can find you.
Bookings and enquiries
Contact forms, booking requests and simple ways for customers to get in touch, straight to your inbox.
Identity and graphic design
A simple logo or wordmark, a menu, signs, business cards, or a small set of colours and type that match the website. So the business looks like itself on the site, on the door, and on paper.
Ongoing care
Small updates, friendly help and keeping everything running smoothly, so you can get on with your day.

Say hello

If you want to discuss your new website, get in touch

There’s no obligation and no pressure. Tell me a little about what you do and I’ll get back to you, usually within a day or so. If it’s easier, leave your number and I’ll give you a ring, or we can arrange to meet in person.

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