Services · Website development · Interior design websites
Codeeo offers interior design website development UK practices can run from one place while serving clients across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. We build sites for studios with several offices, franchise networks, national furnishing and staging firms and designers whose clients are spread far from their base: clear service pages, regional content backed by real projects, a brief form that routes each enquiry to the right team, and the consumer, privacy and accessibility basics UK law expects of a business website.
Codeeo has no UK office. Our team works with UK clients remotely, and discovery, reviews and training happen by video call. We have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, with a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What a national site needs
A design practice that works nationally faces problems a single city studio does not. Search behaviour is local, so a firm with teams in the South East, the Midlands and the North needs regional visibility without publishing near identical pages for every town. Enquiries need to reach the right office. Consumer clients in every nation are protected by cancellation and information rights when they agree a design service at a distance or in their own home. Privacy, cookie and accessibility expectations apply wherever the visitor is, and Scotland has its own legal system, which matters for the terms you link to.
The capabilities below address that national picture. They keep the brand consistent, give each region or studio its own voice where it helps, and make sure the legal and technical foundations hold across the whole site rather than being patched page by page.
A structure with a page for each studio or region, carrying its own team, projects, contact details and Google Business Profile link, sitting under a shared national brand. Head office controls templates and shared content; regional teams edit only their own pages, which keeps the site consistent as it grows.
Each region looks local while the brand stays whole.
The brief form reads the visitor's postcode and the service chosen, then sends the enquiry to the nearest studio or the specialist team, copies head office if you want oversight, and tags it in your CRM. Rules are editable, so a new office can be added without a developer. Enquiries from outside any territory go to a central team.
Leads reach the team that can actually take them on.
Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations, homeowners who agree a design service at a distance or away from your premises are usually entitled to clear pre contract information and a cancellation period. We build pages and form steps that present your terms, cancellation information and any request to start work early, in wording your solicitor approves.
Your process online matches what consumer law expects.
Many practices explain fee structures rather than publish figures. If you do show prices, the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 drip pricing rules, now in force, require unavoidable charges to be included in the price shown. We set up fee pages and templates so mandatory costs and VAT are presented correctly from the outset.
Prices, where shown, are clear and lawful.
A cookie banner built for PECR, so analytics and advertising tags wait for consent and refusing is as easy as accepting, plus a UK GDPR privacy notice describing what the site collects, why and for how long. Marketing sign ups store when and how consent was given, which matters if the ICO ever asks.
Consent and data handling stand up to scrutiny.
Image led sites often fail people who use screen readers, keyboards or magnification. We build to WCAG 2.2, write meaningful image descriptions, keep contrast and focus states clear, and test forms with assistive technology, which supports your duties under the Equality Act to avoid putting disabled visitors at a disadvantage.
Every visitor can browse projects and send a brief.
UK companies must show their registered name, number and registered office on their website. We place these correctly, alongside any memberships your designers genuinely hold, such as the British Institute of Interior Design, and keep them in one shared component so they update everywhere at once.
Legal disclosures and credentials are correct on every page.
Technical SEO, structured data for each studio location, a sitemap that scales, and regional pages built around real projects and local building types, from tenement flats in Glasgow to Cotswold stone cottages. We plan content so pages do not compete with each other for the same searches.
You appear in the regions you serve without duplicate pages.
One portfolio holds every project, tagged by region, studio, service and property type. Visitors filter to see work near them, and each regional page pulls in its projects automatically, so adding a project once updates every place it should appear.
One upload, shown wherever it is relevant.
Head office, regional managers and individual designers get different editing rights, with drafts and approval steps for anything public. An activity log shows who changed what, which helps when several teams share one site.
Many editors, one controlled website.
Who this is for
Not every practice with clients across the country needs the same site. A studio with three offices needs routing and regional content; a franchise network needs strict brand control and local editing; a firm that travels to projects needs to show national reach without inventing local presence. We start with how your business is organised and where it is heading over the next few years, because the structure chosen at launch is hard to change later.
You run studios in, say, London, Bristol and Edinburgh, each with its own team and client base. The site needs a page per studio, regional project filters, enquiry routing by postcode and editing rights for each office. Where a studio sits in Scotland, the terms it links to may need review under Scots law, so we keep legal pages configurable per studio.
Routing and permissions are the heart of this build.
Franchisees trade under your brand in their own territories. Head office needs control of design, messaging and compliance pages, while each franchisee manages their projects, team and contact details. We build a locked template system with territory pages, a franchisee login for editing and central reporting on enquiries by territory.
Brand control and local freedom, balanced.
Developers, agents and landlords across the country use you to dress show homes, rentals and properties for sale. Your site has to speak to trade buyers in every region, show volume and consistency, and capture project details such as addresses, unit numbers and dates. We create trade routes, a project request form and regional case studies.
Trade buyers first, homeowners second.
You are based in one place but take on country houses, coastal homes and city flats wherever the work is. The site should show that reach honestly, through projects across regions rather than fake local offices, and explain how you manage remote stages and site visits within your own process. Search focuses on your name and specialism. A short page on how remote design reviews work reassures clients who live hours away from your studio.
Honest reach beats invented addresses.
How we work together
Many national clients start with a fixed scope build covering the core site and first regions, then add further regions as separate phases. A monthly retainer suits those who want continuous improvement, new regional content and technical care. Larger groups with an internal marketing team sometimes prefer a dedicated developer. Cost is driven by the number of regions and studios, templates, routing and permission rules, migration of older sites and integrations, and every phase is scoped and agreed in writing. We explain each cost driver before you commit, so you can decide which regions or features belong in the first phase.
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
For multi region sites we often use a headless CMS with a modern framework, which handles permissions, shared components and speed well. WordPress multisite can suit networks that already know WordPress. Hosting sits in your own account, in a UK or European region, with backups, uptime monitoring and security updates agreed in scope and documented for your team.
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Consumer information, privacy, cookies, accessibility and company disclosures.
A UK interiors website usually needs pre contract and cancellation information for consumer clients, a UK GDPR privacy notice, PECR compliant cookie consent, accessible templates built to WCAG 2.2, and the company details the Companies Act requires. If prices are shown, drip pricing rules under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 apply. We build the technical side; your solicitor confirms the legal wording.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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