Web development for businesses in New Malden
Felix Web Solutions is based in New Malden. We design and build websites and web apps for local businesses — and for teams elsewhere who want the same standard of work. Clear scope, a repository you own, and optional support after launch.
Trades, shops, clinics, restaurants, professional services, and community organisations — if you need a site that works every day, start here.
Why a New Malden page exists
New Malden is where we work from. It is also a town with a dense mix of independent businesses and one of the largest Korean communities in the UK — so multilingual content, local search, and sites that have to perform on a phone in the high street are ordinary requirements, not edge cases.
This page is for people searching for a web developer nearby. The build process is the same as our wider web development work; the difference is context — we already know the area, and you can meet us without a long trip across London.
What we build for local businesses
Business websites
A site that loads fast, explains what you do, and is editable without calling a developer for every copy change. Built from a real design and a content model that matches how you publish — not a purchased theme with the colours swapped.
See also web design and web development.
WordPress
Custom themes, the block editor and ACF, plugins and migrations — without page builders. Full detail on WordPress development.
Online stores
Catalogues, payments, shipping rules and the integrations that keep stock honest. WooCommerce development if that is the job.
Speed and recovery
Slow sites lose local customers in seconds. Hacked WordPress installs need someone who will clean them properly and leave them harder to break again. We take both on — usually starting with a written assessment rather than a blank rebuild quote.
Care after launch
Updates, backups, monitoring and fixes on a published SLA. Optional — see website support and managed hosting.
New Malden and nearby
Most of our face-to-face work is New Malden, Kingston upon Thames, and the surrounding south-west London towns. Remote projects are fine too — the same written scope and the same handover.
If your audience includes Korean-speaking customers or other languages common locally, say so early. Multilingual structure, hreflang, and editable translation workflows are easier to design in than to bolt on.
How a local project runs
- 01
Brief. Send what you have — a competitor you like, a Google Doc, screenshots of the current site. We ask the missing questions once, in a list.
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Scope. A written scope before build: what is included, what is assumed, what is not. Fixed price where the work is clear enough to quote.
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Build. Staging URL early, reviewable pieces, one named contact. You see real pages, not a mood board forever.
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Launch. Redirects, analytics, Search Console and a walkthrough with whoever will edit the site afterwards.
Questions from local businesses
Do we have to be in New Malden?
No. The page is here for local search and for people who want a studio nearby. We work with clients across the UK.
Can we meet in person?
Yes, for discovery and handover when it helps. Day-to-day work still runs over email, calls and a shared board so nothing depends on being in the same room.
Will the site show up for “near me” searches?
Technical SEO (speed, structure, metadata, sensible URLs) is part of the build. Local pack rankings also need a complete Google Business Profile and consistent name/address/phone — we can advise; we do not pretend a website alone guarantees map rankings.
We already have a site. Can you fix it?
Often yes. Send the URL. We will say whether it needs a tune-up, a recovery, or a rebuild — in writing, before you commit.
Who owns the code?
You do. The repository is yours from the first commit.
Talk about a New Malden project
Tell us what the site needs to do and when you need it live. If we are not the right fit, you will hear that first.
Or email us at hello@felixwebsolutions.com.
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