Website design

Small business website design in Brisbane — built to turn local attention into enquiries.

Website design for Brisbane and South East Queensland service businesses that need more than a good-looking homepage: a clear message, credible proof and one obvious path from first visit to contact.

Indicative pricefrom $1,500

What is included

01

Strategy and page plan

A focused sitemap and content hierarchy based on the services, locations and enquiries that matter most.

02

Clear website copy

Jargon-free copy that explains the offer, answers common concerns and gives each page a useful purpose.

03

Responsive custom design

A distinctive visual system that works across phones, tablets and larger screens without relying on a generic template.

04

Enquiry pathway

Prominent, accessible calls to action and a properly configured form designed around the information needed for a useful reply.

05

SEO foundations

Search-friendly titles, descriptions, headings, internal links, structured data and an accurate sitemap.

06

Launch and handover

Final checks, practical guidance and a clear record of domains, services and ongoing responsibilities.

The process

Clear decisions from first review to handover.

  1. 01

    Fit check

    Clarify the business, priority customers, service area and commercial goal.

  2. 02

    Content plan

    Agree the sitemap, proof requirements and information needed from you.

  3. 03

    Design and build

    Create the copy, interface and mobile experience in reviewable stages.

  4. 04

    Quality check and launch

    Test forms, metadata, accessibility and key journeys before handover.

The intended outcome

The aim is a website that makes a good local business easier to find, understand, trust and contact. Search rankings or enquiry volumes cannot be guaranteed, but every decision is connected to a sound customer journey.

Local to you

Website design for The Gap, Bardon and Brisbane’s western suburbs

The Local Enquiry Co is based in Brisbane’s western suburbs, so this is home ground. Two of our live client sites are right here: Elizabeth & Co, a hair salon in Bardon, and Wire & Watt Electrical, a western-suburbs electrician.

A local build includes a page for each main service (if you’re unsure how many, read do you need a separate page for each service), your Google Business Profile set up or tidied, and local business schema — the structured data that tells Google and AI tools who you are and where you work.

Want more from search once the site is live? See Local SEO foundations.

Questions

Useful answers before you decide.

Need a more specific answer? Send a short note and Jacquie will recommend the simplest sensible next step.

Which areas do you design websites for?

We’re based in Brisbane and design websites for local businesses across Brisbane’s inner and western suburbs — The Gap, Bardon, Ashgrove, Paddington, Kenmore, Toowong and Indooroopilly — and right across South East Queensland, including Ipswich, Logan, Moreton Bay, Redlands, the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and Scenic Rim. Recent builds include Elizabeth & Co, a hair salon in Bardon, and Wire & Watt Electrical in Brisbane.

How much does a local-business website cost?

Current starting prices are shown on the packages page. The final price depends on page count, copy, functionality, content readiness and any third-party services.

How long does a website take?

A focused small-business website is generally built in weeks rather than months once the required content and decisions are available. The written proposal confirms the schedule.

Can I update it myself?

Yes, where the chosen platform and project scope include client editing. The recommended delivery approach and ownership are agreed before the build.

Do I pay a deposit before I see anything?

No. I design a homepage concept for your business first, so you can see the look, feel and direction — you only pay a deposit once you're happy to go ahead.

Start with the real problem

Get a practical recommendation, clear scope and no hard sell.

Tell Jacquie about the project