Web design in Chichester that looks the part.

Chichester sits in the west of West Sussex and serves as the county town. Its street plan is genuinely Roman: the city was Noviomagus Reginorum, capital of the Civitas Reginorum, and North, South, East and West streets still radiate from the centre exactly as they did then. The Roman city walls survive on their original foundations, and the medieval Chichester Cross, built around 1501 as a covered marketplace, still stands where the four streets meet. Few English cities wear their history quite so plainly, and that history is part of why people come and part of what a local business can lean on.

The cathedral defines the skyline. Chichester Cathedral was founded in the 11th century, is dedicated to the Holy Trinity, holds the shrine of Saint Richard of Chichester, and is unusual in Britain for having a separate bell tower. Just outside the city, Fishbourne Roman Palace preserves one of the largest collections of Roman mosaics in the country, and the Chichester Festival Theatre is a well-known producing and touring venue that draws people into the city all year rather than just in summer. That year-round footfall is good news for anyone trading here.

The setting matters for local trade too. Chichester Harbour, a protected stretch of coast and creeks, sits to the south west, and the racing and events at nearby Goodwood bring in visitors and money throughout the season. Chichester, or Goodwood, Airport is close by as well. For a customer, a business that references this real geography reads as properly local, and that is exactly what search engines increasingly reward over copy that could describe any city in the country. It is the difference between blending in and being the obvious choice.

For getting around and getting found, Chichester station is on the West Coastway line with services to Brighton, London Victoria via Gatwick, Portsmouth and Southampton. The A27 trunk road runs along the south of the city, the A259 follows the coast, and the A286 and A285 head north into the Downs. Neighbouring places include Fishbourne, Bosham, Lavant and Tangmere, and a customer’s idea of local usually stretches across all of them. Whether you run an independent shop in the four streets, a professional firm, or a trade covering the harbour villages, we write your site so it clearly belongs to Chichester, because it does, then set it up to load fast and be found by the people already searching for what you do.

Also covering: Fishbourne, Bosham, Lavant, Tangmere, Bognor Regis, Arundel and the surrounding villages.