1websitedesign.net
Permanently closed

Est. 2008  ·  Final revision  ·  2026

Goodbye,
and thank you.

1WebsiteDesign is permanently closed. After eighteen years, thousands of clients, and more late-night deploys than any of us kept count of, we're rolling up the drawings for good. Everything we learned here went into what we build now.

Permanently closed Trading 2008 — 2026

How we got here

We opened in 2008 as a web design company. One artboard, a handful of clients, and a simple promise: a small business should be able to have a site as good as a big one, at a price it could actually pay. Brochure sites. Shopping carts. HTML cut by hand.

Design was only ever the doorway. Static pages became applications, applications became platforms, and the job quietly changed underneath us. We wrote the backends and the APIs. We tuned the databases. We ran and hardened the servers ourselves. We wired up payment flows, mail infrastructure and deliverability, integrations, dashboards, the unglamorous plumbing nobody sees. We were never a design-only shop for long — we became web engineers.

Then we stopped building only for other people. We started shipping products of our own: SaaS platforms that went out to the open market and earned thousands of paying customers of their own. Across all of it — the sites, the applications, the storefronts, the platforms — thousands of clients and customers trusted us with the thing their business ran on.

That trust is the whole legacy. It is the only number that ever mattered. Thank you for it.

Revision history

Rev A 2008

Design

The studio opens. Websites, ecommerce carts, SEO and hosting for small businesses — mostly UK, quickly everywhere.

Rev B

Web engineering

Custom applications, APIs, databases, mail systems and servers we administered ourselves. Design stopped being the whole job.

Rev C

Products

We turned the engineering inward and built SaaS of our own — platforms with their own customers, their own roadmaps, their own scale.

Rev D 2026

Closed

The studio's work is finished. No new projects, no new clients, no support. The products we built carry on without it.

For more information, the work continues here