Dorking web design as distinctive as the Surrey Hills.

Dorking sits where the A24 meets the A25, surrounded by some of the best loved countryside in the South East. Box Hill rises just north east of town, Ranmore Common and the Denbies vineyard slopes lie to the north west, and Leith Hill stands to the south west, while the River Mole winds past on its way north through the gap in the Downs. In the centre, the High Street, South Street and West Street are lined with independent shops, restaurants and pubs, and West Street in particular has long been known for its antiques dealers.

That setting creates a varied mix of customers. There are residents in town and the surrounding villages, commuters using the town's three railway stations, and a steady stream of walkers, cyclists and day visitors drawn by the hills, many of them checking menus, opening times and availability before they set off. Away from the shops, the business parks and offices along Station Road are home to established firms, while farms, venues, holiday lets and rural trades are spread across villages from Westcott to Capel.

For many Dorking businesses, a website has two jobs: reassuring local customers who already know the area, and convincing visitors who are discovering it for the first time. It needs to look the part, work beautifully on a phone and answer practical questions such as where to park, when you are open and how to book. Trade can shift with the seasons too, so it should be easy to update. Horley, our home base, is about 8 miles away, and we are always glad to come over and meet you in person.