A simple, no-jargon proposal for revamping the SPM Engineering website — written in plain English, so everyone on your team can follow it, not just the technical folk.
Your website is often the very first thing a potential customer sees before they ever pick up the phone or send an email. Right now, it doesn't quite show off the quality and expertise that SPM Engineering is known for, especially not on a mobile phone. We'd like to give it a proper, modern refresh, hand it back to your team fully working, and make it easier for people to actually get in touch once they land on it.
Nobody is being replaced. We know your in-house person looks after the website day to day. That doesn't change. We build the new site, make it simple to manage, and hand it straight over. Think of us as the builders who come in, do the big job properly, and then leave you with the keys.
Said respectfully — this isn't about anything being "wrong". It's simply about the site not yet doing full justice to the business behind it.
The technical quality isn't quite coming through. SPM Engineering's capability and experience deserve a website that reflects that same level of precision.
It isn't very comfortable to use on a phone. Buttons, text and images don't resize well, which makes browsing on a mobile feel a bit fiddly.
It takes a moment too long to understand what you actually offer. A new visitor should be able to grasp your services, your credibility and how to contact you within a few seconds of arriving.
Our analysis suggests roughly 8 out of every 10 people who land on a website like yours are doing so from a mobile phone — often whilst on-site, in the van, or between meetings.
If the mobile experience feels clunky, most first impressions of your business are being formed on a version of the site that isn't doing you justice.
A "mobile-first" website simply means we design for the phone screen first, then make sure it looks equally sharp on a laptop — rather than the other way round, which is usually how older sites were built.
Nothing overcomplicated. Four simple goals guide everything we build.
A clean, modern, professional design that presents SPM Engineering as a serious, capable engineering partner — not just "a website that exists".
Every page built to feel natural and easy on a phone first, so the majority of your visitors get the best possible experience.
A clear, guided journey and a proper lead-booking system, so interested visitors have an obvious, simple way to get in touch or book a call.
Built so your in-house person can update text, add projects, and make routine changes without needing to call us for every small edit.
A focused, sensible set of pages — enough to properly represent the business, without turning this into an oversized project.
The first impression. It needs to say, within seconds, who SPM Engineering is and why they can be trusted.
Builds trust. People want to know who they'd actually be working with.
Answers the visitor's first real question: "can they do what I need?"
Helps visitors quickly see "yes, they work with businesses like mine".
Proof, not promises. This is usually the page that convinces someone to enquire.
Reassures technically-minded buyers that things are done properly and safely.
Where interest turns into an actual conversation.
Useful if you're hiring, or want to show the business is active and growing.
Right now, a visitor has to actively decide to email or call you. We'd like to make that journey obvious and effortless — so fewer interested people slip away simply because getting in touch felt like a bit of a chore.
Lands on Home or Services, usually from Google or a referral.
Projects, sectors served, and credibility signals confirm you're the right fit.
A visible, unmissable "Book a call" or "Get a quote" button — not buried in a menu.
They pick a time slot directly, or send a short enquiry form. No back-and-forth emails.
Your team receives the enquiry straight away, ready to follow up.
We'd rather give you an honest, rough figure now than a vague "it depends" — and then confirm the exact number once we've agreed the final scope together.
This covers a full revamp of your existing website — same pages, refreshed and rebuilt to be modern, mobile-friendly, and properly credible — without adding brand new sections or systems.
Some businesses want a bit more than a like-for-like update — new pages, a proper lead-booking system, or a case studies section, for example. We're entirely open to that. It simply moves the project into a slightly larger scope, priced separately once we know exactly what you'd like included.
To keep this simple: think of £800–£1,200 as the cost of giving your existing website a proper, modern, mobile-friendly makeover. Anything beyond that — new features, a booking system, extra pages — is additional, and we'll always agree the number with you before starting any of it. Click "Quoted separately" next to anything you're interested in, and it'll open a ready-written email straight to us.
The exact pace depends on how quickly we can get content, photos and feedback from your side — but here's a sensible working plan.
We agree on pages, content, and gather any existing material (photos, project details, service descriptions).
We lay out how each page flows, then design the look and feel — clean, professional, and mobile-first from the start.
The website is built, made fully responsive, and connected to a working enquiry form.
You review everything, we make adjustments based on your feedback.
The site goes live, and we walk your in-house person through how to manage and update it going forward.
This matters to us as much as it matters to you.
Indiefluence designs and builds the new website from the ground up, using a system that's genuinely easy to work with afterwards.
Login access, clear guidance, and simple written instructions — nothing locked away or dependent on us.
Your website person can update text, swap images, add new projects, and make everyday changes without needing to contact us.
For anything bigger down the line, we're happy to help — but there's no obligation, and no ongoing dependency on Indiefluence.
A snapshot of recent projects, so you can see the standard we hold ourselves to.
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Venu holds a Master's in Marketing from Durham University, and understands how UK buyers read, trust, and evaluate a business online.
One team handles the writing, the look, and the thinking behind it — so nothing gets lost between different hands.
We design with your in-house team in mind from day one, not as an afterthought at the end.
Beyond websites: Indiefluence is a full-fledged marketing and software development company. Alongside web builds, we also handle digital marketing, branding, and identity work — you're welcome to see the full range at indiefluence.space.
Confirm the objective — agree together that the goal is a mobile-first refresh of the existing site.
Confirm pages and content — what's ready to use, and what needs writing or gathering.
Agree final costing — confirmed once scope is settled, within the £800–£1,200 range or slightly beyond if extras are added.
Begin with the homepage — structure and content mapped out first, as the foundation for everything else.
Schedule a follow-up call — to walk through this proposal together and answer any questions.
No pressure, no jargon — just a straightforward conversation about what would help your business most.