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Codeeo delivers interior design website development Manchester studios use to win work from developers, operators and homeowners at once. We plan sites organised by sector, so a workplace client from Spinningfields, a restaurant group opening in the Northern Quarter, a build to rent operator in a new tower and a family in Didsbury each find the projects and the explanation that matter to them, then send a brief that reaches the right director.
We build the website; your studio designs the spaces. Codeeo has no Manchester office. Our team works with Manchester clients remotely, holding discovery, reviews and training by video call. We have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US and are rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What goes into the site
Manchester's interiors work is unusually mixed. The city centre skyline keeps adding residential towers whose amenity floors, lobbies and show apartments need designing. Converted mills in Ancoats and Castlefield house offices, studios and flats. Hospitality operators open and refit venues across the Northern Quarter, Deansgate and Spinningfields, and MediaCity in Salford brings media and technology tenants with their own workplace expectations. Beyond the centre, homeowners in Chorlton, Didsbury, Altrincham and Hale commission whole house schemes. Many studios here work across several of these at once.
That makes a single portfolio page a poor fit. The capabilities below let one website speak to developers, operators, occupiers and homeowners separately, prove delivery in each sector and route every enquiry to the person who can answer it.
Top level sections for workplace, hospitality, residential, build to rent and any other sector you serve, each with its own introduction, case studies and contact route. A visitor picks their sector once and stays in a version of the site that only shows relevant work.
Every type of client sees the evidence they came for.
Commercial clients want more than photographs. Case study templates hold the brief, floor area, constraints, your role, the team you worked with and the stages you delivered, so a property manager or operator can judge your experience on a comparable building. Fields are optional, so confidential details can be left out.
Case studies answer a buyer's questions before the pitch.
A gated area holding capability statements, insurance summaries, policies and sector brochures that prospective clients and main contractors request during procurement. Your team keeps documents current in the CMS, and each download is logged against the visitor's details.
Procurement requests are answered without a scramble.
For build to rent and residential developers, pages showing resident lounges, co working floors, gyms and furnished show apartments, explaining how you design for durability, management and lettings. These pages speak directly to asset managers and development teams rather than homeowners.
Developers see you understand rental product, not just style.
Each sector has its own short form asking the questions that matter there: covers and opening date for a restaurant, headcount and lease events for an office, unit numbers for a developer, rooms and timing for a home. Submissions go to the right lead and into your CRM with the sector tagged. A confirmation email tells the sender who will reply.
Directors see the right leads, with the right details.
Workplace and hospitality clients increasingly ask how you approach reuse, responsible sourcing and long life materials. A dedicated page sets out your approach factually and links to projects where you applied it, without claims your studio cannot evidence.
Sustainability questions get a considered, honest answer.
Manchester studios compete for designers with each other and with London. Team profiles, a careers page with open roles and a simple application form show candidates what the studio is like, and help clients see who will actually work on their project. Application data is kept only as long as hiring needs it.
The site helps you hire as well as win work.
Technical SEO, structured data for a local business with a service area, links to your Google Business Profile and pages that reflect the places you work, from the city centre to the Cheshire border. Content is written to answer real searches rather than repeat place names.
You appear for searches across Greater Manchester.
Large photography handled with responsive images and lazy loading, video that only loads on request, templates built to WCAG 2.2 and a cookie banner that follows PECR, with a privacy notice that reflects how the site uses data under UK GDPR.
Quick, accessible and compliant from launch.
A journal for completed openings, works in progress, material discoveries and team news, with categories that match your sectors. Posts can be shared straight to LinkedIn, where commercial clients and agents in the city spend much of their attention, and each one links back to the relevant case study.
Fresh content keeps the site, and your name, in circulation.
Who it suits
The right site depends on where your income comes from and where you want it to come from next. A residential studio adding hospitality work needs to look credible to operators without alienating homeowners. A workplace specialist bidding through contractors needs the paperwork as much as the pictures. We spend the first part of discovery on your pipeline and plans, then decide how the site should be weighted. Some studios also want the site to support a move into Leeds, Liverpool or other northern cities, which affects how area and sector pages are structured from the start.
You design offices for occupiers and landlords in the city centre, Salford Quays and business parks around the ring road, often appointed through agents or contractors. The site needs sector pages, detailed case studies, a credentials library and a clear route for tender enquiries. We put the case study template and the document area at the centre of the build.
Evidence and paperwork matter as much as imagery.
Bars, restaurants and hotels across Manchester open and refit on tight programmes. Operators want to see atmosphere, then confirm you can deliver on time with their fit out contractor. We build image led venue pages, a short brief form about covers, dates and budget approach, and a page explaining how you work with operators and contractors.
Atmosphere first, then delivery proof.
New towers in the city centre and Salford need amenity spaces, lobbies and show apartments that survive heavy use and support lettings. Your audience is development and asset management teams. We create a developer section with amenity case studies, an explanation of how you design for operations, and a contact path for repeat clients.
Written for asset managers, not homeowners.
Homeowners in Didsbury, Chorlton, Altrincham, Hale and Wilmslow commission kitchens, extensions and whole house schemes. They compare designers by portfolio, reviews and how clearly you explain process. We focus on room by room galleries, process and fee structure pages without figures, and local search across those areas. Many of these homes are Victorian and Edwardian houses, so project pages can show how period details were kept alongside new kitchens and extensions.
Residential sites can grow into commercial sections later.
Working together
Most studios start with a fixed scope build, priced once discovery has settled the sectors, templates, document library and integrations. Many then keep a monthly retainer for new case studies, search work and updates. Larger practices running several brands sometimes take a dedicated developer. Cost is driven by the number of sectors and templates, content preparation, gated document features, recruitment tools and integrations, and timing is agreed in writing before work begins. We explain how each driver affects the total before you sign anything.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
We recommend WordPress when your team wants familiar editing, or a headless CMS with a modern framework when you need tighter control of speed and content structure. Hosting runs in your account in a UK or European region, with backups, uptime monitoring and security updates agreed in scope, and the CRM connection documented so your team can maintain it.
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Commercial buyers need evidence, documents and the right contact.
A homeowner mostly judges style and trust. An office occupier, operator or developer also wants scope, programme, collaborators and procurement documents, and often arrives through an agent or contractor. We build detailed case study templates, a credentials library and sector forms that route to the right director, so the site supports a formal selection process as well as a first impression. Where a project was delivered with an architect or contractor, the case study can credit them, which reflects how commercial work is actually won in the city.
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