Web Design Kent
Web design across Kent.
Based in Faversham, I work with businesses right across the county — and the UK. Bespoke websites, ecommerce, SEO and ongoing care, built around what each business actually needs.
Why work with BM Studio on your website?
I design and code from scratch for UK businesses, from a studio in Faversham. No templates, no shared theme, no leftover platform bloat.
Every site is structured around the people who need to find you and the action you want them to take: call, book or enquire. SEO foundations are part of the build, not a later extra.
Pricing is agreed in writing before work starts. Sites from £900. Most business websites go live in one to two weeks.
Our technology partners
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Shopify
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WooCommerce
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WordPress
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Cloudflare
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Google Analytics
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Hear it from
our clients
Michael took over our new website a few weeks ago and has already given it a much-needed facelift. He has a great eye for detail and a real understanding of how to make each page visually appealing.
Absolutely brilliant service from start to finish. He designed and built our website exactly how we wanted it, while also coming up with great ideas we hadn’t thought of ourselves.
He was amazing from start to finish, very efficient, and got the website up and running in great time. I would recommend Michael to anyone who needs this service.
Michael built our MATS website from scratch and did such a good job that we asked him to completely rebuild our ClippaNet site as well.
Working with Michael on our new website was an excellent experience from start to finish. The final website exceeded our expectations.
FAQ
Common questions about web design in Kent.
All of it. There are dedicated pages for Faversham, Canterbury, Maidstone, Ashford, Folkestone, Margate, Whitstable, Sittingbourne and Royal Tunbridge Wells, and I work with businesses in the towns and villages between them. Work is delivered remotely, so distance makes no difference to the price.
Websites start at £900 for Starter, £1,500 for Growth, and £2,495 for Professional. Shopify and WooCommerce stores start from £2,995 for under 50 products, £3,995 for 50 to 200 products, and from £5,000 for larger or more complex stores. Every project is scoped and priced before any work begins.
Only if a real share of your work comes from there and you have something specific to say about it. One good local page beats nine thin ones with the place name swapped, which is a pattern Google discounts and visitors see through.
Yes. The studio is Kent-based but works UK-wide and internationally. Recent projects include a soft play centre in Kidderminster and a podcast site delivered entirely remotely.
Most business websites are live within one to two weeks from the point the content and assets are ready. Larger bespoke projects take longer, and the timeline is agreed in writing before the build starts.
BM.studio is a one-person web design studio in Faversham, run by Michael McCorry. Faversham is central enough to reach most of Kent in under an hour if a face-to-face meeting helps, but nearly all projects are run remotely.
A bespoke site from a one-person studio costs a fraction of an agency retainer, and you speak directly to the person building it. Every site is coded from scratch rather than assembled from a template, so the work has to stand up on its own.
Yes. SEO and GEO foundations are built into every site: clean semantic structure, metadata, schema markup, a sitemap, an llms.txt file and performance basics. Deeper search work is priced separately, with an SEO Audit at £495 or hands-on SEO Foundations at £895.
Yes. Stores start from £2,995 and cover storefront setup, product and collection structure, payments, shipping configuration and SEO-ready foundations. The S&D Darting Dynamics store in Faversham launched with more than 750 products.
Most local traffic is on a phone, often on mobile data, and rural Kent signal is not what it is in a city. A site carrying uncompressed images or unused page-builder scripts loses people before they see the offer, so every build is mobile first and kept lightweight.
Ready to talk about a Kent website?
Tell me what your business does, what the site needs to deliver and any existing website you have. You will get a clear, honest reply with a sensible route forward.