Web design in Newport, Shropshire.

Newport, Shropshire, not the one in Wales

Let's clear this up first, because half the confusion online comes from it. I cover Newport in east Shropshire, the TF10 market town sitting between Telford and the Staffordshire border, not the city of Newport down in South Wales. It's a short drive from my desk in Telford, so unlike a designer working from the other end of the country, I can actually come to you, meet over a coffee, and talk through your site in person.

If you run a business in the Shropshire Newport, or anywhere across its rural catchment, this page is for you.

Built for a proper Shropshire market town

Newport has real character, and a website for a business here should reflect that rather than looking like it was stamped out of a template. This is a historic market town with a long, handsome High Street lined with independent shops, cafes and pubs, the parish church of St Nicholas at its heart, and a Wednesday market that still pulls people in. Then there's the Newport Show each summer and the town's deep agricultural roots, with Harper Adams University just outside and the farming and rural businesses spread around Edgmond, Lilleshall, Church Aston and Chetwynd Aston.

That mix matters for your website. A Newport business usually serves two things at once: the loyal local trade who already know you on the High Street, and the wider rural catchment who need to find you on their phone. Your site has to do right by both, quick to load, clear on where you are and what you do, and easy to act on whether someone's walking past or searching from a farm five miles out.

What you get

• Art-directed around your business, not a template, so it looks like you and no one else
• Mobile-first, tested at a true 390px phone width, because that's where most of Newport will see it
• Technical SEO baked in so you show up when people search locally
• Google Business Profile help to earn your place in the local map pack
• You own 100% of the files, with no lock-in and nothing rented

Want the bigger picture first? Have a look at all services, or browse the work to see the standard I hold every build to.