Web design in Littlehampton that turns searches into work.

Littlehampton lies in the Arun District of West Sussex, on the English Channel at the eastern bank of the mouth of the River Arun. The harbour still serves both leisure craft and commercial vessels, and boat building has long been part of the town’s trade, with the well-known David Hillyard yacht yard operating here until 2009. Arundel sits about ten miles inland to the north, and Brighton is roughly nineteen miles along the coast, with London about 51 miles to the north-north-east. That spread of connections brings in a steady mix of residents, day trippers and passing trade.

The town’s roots run from Roman times through a Domesday Book entry in 1086, and it grew from a fishing community into a holiday resort across the 18th and 19th centuries, at one point billing itself as a family destination. That resort side is still very visible on the seafront: East Beach, the striking East Beach Cafe designed by Heatherwick Studio and opened in 2007, Harbour Park with its rides, the Look and Sea centre, and the Long Bench, a 324-metre seat that opened in 2010 and is one of the longest of its kind anywhere.

For getting around and getting found, Littlehampton station runs Southern services to Brighton, London Victoria, Gatwick, Chichester, Portsmouth and Southampton, so the town is well connected in every direction. The A259 bypasses the town while the A284 heads north towards Arundel and the A27. Neighbouring places include Wick, Lyminster, Rustington and Toddington, and a customer’s idea of local usually stretches across all of them rather than stopping at a single postcode, which is worth building into how a site is written and found.

All of that specific, true detail is what makes a website read as genuinely local, and it is what Google increasingly favours over generic copy that could describe any town on the south coast. Whether you run a trade covering the Arun district, a shop or cafe near the seafront, or a service aimed at the town’s many residents, we write your site so it clearly belongs to Littlehampton, because it does. Then we make sure it loads quickly, works properly on a phone, and points every visitor towards the one thing you want them to do next, whether that is call, book or send a message.

Also covering: Rustington, Wick, Lyminster, Angmering, East Preston, Arundel and the surrounding villages.