Crawley grew from a small market town into one of England's post-war new towns, and it still has that mix of old and new. The historic High Street and Queens Square sit at its heart, while each neighbourhood, from Ifield and Langley Green to Pound Hill and Furnace Green, has its own parade of shops and local traders. To the north, Manor Royal is one of the largest business districts in the South East, home to engineering, aviation, logistics and technology firms, with Gatwick right next door and the M23 and Three Bridges station linking the town to London and Brighton.
That variety means your customers are varied too. A homeowner in Maidenbower looking for a roofer, a procurement manager checking out a new supplier and a traveller hunting for somewhere to eat before a flight all judge a business by its website, usually on a phone and usually in a hurry. Plenty of commuters browse on the train and expect pages to load instantly. A slow, dated or confusing site sends them straight back to Google and on to a competitor.
NewWebsite isn't based in the town itself. Jack works from Horley, about 4.6 miles to the north, which makes it easy to meet for a coffee in the town centre or visit you at your unit on Manor Royal. You talk directly to the person who designs and builds your site, from first chat to launch and beyond. Every website is built by hand to be quick, secure and simple to update, so it keeps working as hard as you do.