These articles help small businesses and trades decide what sort of site they need, how much structure it should have, and what makes a practical setup before any build starts.
5 articles
Planning your website
PHP runs behind WordPress and a huge number of small business websites. What it is, what the October 2026 PHP2Shell flaws meant, how to check your version, and when an update is enough.
9 min read
Planning your website
Compare website quotes by looking at quality, speed, cost, scope, and support. See what low prices may exclude before choosing a web designer.
8 min read
Planning your website
A practical guide for UK carpenters and joiners on service pages, galleries, local SEO, and quote forms that bring in better enquiries.
7 min read
Planning your website
Do tradesmen still need a website in 2026? See why a website still matters alongside Facebook, Checkatrade, and Google Business Profile.
4 min read
Planning your website
How many pages should a trade website have? See when one page is enough and when service and location pages make more sense.
4 min read
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Who writes this
Kwise Web is an independent web design business based around Chesterfield. It builds fast, fixed-price websites for small businesses and trades across Derbyshire, South Yorkshire and the rest of the UK.
The articles here come out of that work: the questions clients ask before a build, the problems that turn up on old sites, and the changes that help a site bring in enquiries.
More about Kwise Web"The website turned out exactly how I wanted — professional, clean, easy to use, and built to a very high standard."
BennieBaillie Exterior Cleaning & RestorationVerified on Google(opens in a new tab)
"They clearly know Shopify inside and out and were able to take my ideas and turn them into a much more modern, professional and user-friendly website."
HaydenDerbyshire PlatesVerified on Google(opens in a new tab)
