Independent florists, blooming online

Marco's old site was a tired template that looked nothing like the playful studio his customers loved walking into.

Our designers built custom artwork, hero imagery and a brand that carries through every page, words included.

Customers keep telling him how lovely the site is, and the whole thing finally feels like his shop rather than someone else's.

When someone nearby searched for same-day flowers, The Stag was nowhere to be found and the orders were going to the big chains.

We researched the exact searches their neighbours type, then built local pages and a clear delivery area around them.

Now they're ranking on the first page for their town, and the same-day orders land with them instead of a faceless national.

Sofia's wedding work was her proudest, but it was buried at the bottom of a busy shop page where couples never saw it.

We gave events its own gallery, a simple enquiry form and pages written to speak to couples planning their day.

Now wedding enquiries come in every week, and she can talk to the right couples without chasing leads.

Tom had the traffic and the bouquets, but too many baskets were abandoned at a clunky, confusing checkout.

We rebuilt the flow end to end, fewer steps, clear delivery dates, and Apple Pay & Google Pay on by default.

It's a checkout customers actually finish now, and he updates products from his phone between deliveries.

Priya's shop was lovely but invisible, none of the seasonal searches her customers made led back to her.

We built out helpful content and optimised her pages around the flowers and occasions people actually look for.

Now she shows up for the searches that matter, and the phone rings for weddings and big occasions throughout the year.