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- How long does it take to build a website? Real timelines from our projectsReal build times, not estimates: 1–3 weeks for most business sites, 4–8 weeks for ecommerce and bespoke, and what decides which. 5.0★ from 50 reviews.Web design
- How much does a website cost in Nottingham in 2026?Nottingham website costs in 2026: directory bands, agency quotes and Vimana Digital's published prices side by side, plus the extras that change the bill.Web design
- Web design pricing in Leicester: what wholesalers and retailers should budgetWhat a Leicester wholesaler or retailer should budget for a website in 2026: brochure, B2C shop or trade portal, with local price bands and real builds.Web design
- Ecommerce website design in Derby: three local builds and what each involvedThree Derby ecommerce websites we built and what each involved: a bike shop, a 6,000-product industrial store, a luxury brand. 5.0★ from 50 Google reviews.Web design
- A website checklist for Long Eaton furniture makersA pre-Long Point website checklist for Long Eaton upholstery and furniture makers: photography, trade enquiries, mobile, directories and what to skip.Web design
- WordPress vs bespoke PHP/Laravel: which should a Derby business choose?WordPress or a bespoke PHP/Laravel site? Costs, security data, upkeep and real Derby projects, from a team that builds both. Plus a decision matrix.Web design
- Accessible websites for charities and sports foundations: a practical WCAG 2.2 guideWCAG 2.2 for charities and sports foundations: the legal position, common failures, why overlays don't fix them, and what Notts County Foundation built.Web design
- Why we launched a separate website for one city (and when you should)Why Vimana Digital built nottinghamwebsitedesign.co.uk as a separate site, what it does differently, and when a second website makes sense for you.Web design
- How to photograph products for your website (and when to call someone)How to photograph products for an ecommerce website: kit, lighting, backgrounds, shot lists, file sizes and alt text, from an agency that shoots its own.Web design
- Double glazing windows Nottingham: why D&M Windows got a second websiteClient story: how we built Double Glazing Windows Nottingham, a product-led WordPress site for D&M Windows, and when a second website makes sense.Web design
- Secondary glazing Derby: a product-led website for a Derbyshire installerClient story: the Secondary Glazing Derby website, a WordPress site for a Derbyshire installer with product pages, PDFs and listed-building advice.Web design
- Website migration SEO: what we're learning rebuilding vimanadigital.comWhat a 989-URL inventory, 47 consolidated town pages and a one-to-one URL rule are teaching us about website migration SEO. Notes from our own rebuild.SEO and AI search