One-page website design
One well-made page that does one job — launch a thing, promote an offer, or give you a proper home online without the cost of a whole site.
Sometimes you don't need a website. You need one good page. Launching a new product, running a campaign, or simply want somewhere credible to send people while you figure out the bigger picture — a single, focused page can do all of that.
Because it has one job, I can be ruthless about it. Every word and every element earns its place, or it's gone.
Who it’s for
Anyone with a single, clear thing to say — a launch, an event, an offer, or a stopgap while a full site comes later. Businesses testing an idea before committing to more.
Problems it solves
- You need to promote one thing now and a full website would take too long.
- You're sending people to a social profile that doesn't convince anyone.
- You want to test an idea before investing in a bigger site.
What you get
One focused page built around a single clear action.
Copy written to do that one job well.
Fast loading and tidy on a phone.
A form or button that sends enquiries straight to you.
How it goes
Pin down the one job
I agree the single thing this page must achieve before I write a word.
Write it tight
One page means no room for waffle. I keep only what helps.
Build and launch
Quick to build, quick to load, easy to point a domain at.
What it costs
A single page is my smallest piece of work, and priced accordingly — scoped per project once I know what the page needs to do. It's often the sensible first step, and it can grow into a full site later without starting over.
How long it takes
Typically one to three weeks, depending on how ready the words and images are.
Common questions
Can it grow into a full website later?
Yes. I build it so it can become the first page of something bigger without throwing anything away.
Can I use my own domain?
Of course. I'll help you point your domain at it so it lives at your own address.