// Service · Aberdeen
Aberdeen web design, built by hand.
Custom web design for Aberdeen businesses from £2,500. Hand-coded sites with technical SEO built in, live in 4 to 8 weeks, by two senior brothers.
// Aberdeen in numbers
The Aberdeen market · in real figures.
// What we deliver
Four stages, none of them rushed.
01
Discovery & UX
North east briefs usually involve something technical sold to a small, informed audience. We map who those buyers are, the questions they ask before they ever fill in a form, and the pages that have to answer them, then draw the sitemap and wireframes around that.
02Visual Design
Energy and engineering sites tend to blur into one another. We build a design system from your own brand, test it against your real photography and specification copy, and put working pages in front of you before anything is signed off.
03Development
Every template is written by hand. No page builder, no bought theme, semantic markup throughout, and pages that stay quick on a phone in a yard at Dyce or Bridge of Don rather than only on office fibre.
04Launch & SEO
Schema, redirect mapping, sitemaps and analytics all go live with the site. We then watch Search Console through the opening weeks, so the rankings you arrived with are the rankings you keep.
// Selected work
Three builds,and what came out of them.
// 01Industrial / data
Quantatrace
A technical product with almost nothing online behind it. Positioning, page architecture, copy structure and the build were all settled inside a single engagement, taking them from a weak presence to a site that sells the technology properly.
2 monthsdesign to launch
// 02Supply-chain tech
9Particle
An ageing supply chain platform rebuilt front end to server stack. New UI and UX, a hardened responsive build and a performance pass, with visitors going on to spend noticeably longer inside the product.
40 %longer on site
1 yrfull rebuild
// 03Professional services
UK Visa Assistance
A large multi-service site designed, written and shipped in-house, covering family, work and employer routes. Proof that a firm with many service lines can be structured properly rather than crammed into five pages.
82pages live
17keywords in Google UK's top 100
// Pricing
What a website costs in Aberdeen.
Delivix projects start at £2,500. That buys a site designed around your business and coded by hand, with technical SEO in place before it goes public rather than sold back to you six months later.
Scope decides the rest. Page count is the obvious driver, but in Aberdeen the bigger one is usually depth. A firm with four divisions and a technical library needs more structure than a consultancy with one service line, and integrations, gated documents or a CMS your team can run all add build time that shows up in the quote.
Budget packages exist here as everywhere, and they have a real use. A few hundred pounds puts a new sole trader online this month. It will not carry a procurement conversation, and it will not out-rank firms who have been publishing since the last downturn. If you want the number for your own brief, book a call and we will price it after one conversation. The full breakdown lives on our pricing page.
// Working together
Glasgow studio, Aberdeen clients.
We are straight about the geography. Delivix works from a studio at 119 Whitefield Road in Glasgow, and there is no Aberdeen address behind this page. Most of the work happens the way it would regardless: a kickoff call, a shared Figma file you comment on, real pages in your own browser at every milestone, and replies that come from the two people building the thing.
When a project genuinely needs a room, we get the train up and come to you. That earns its cost for a kickoff with several stakeholders around one table, or a launch day where marketing and IT need to hear the same answers together. Everything else moves faster over a screen share, and we would rather spend the budget on the build.
What you get in both cases is a senior pair. No account manager relaying your feedback, no junior handed the templates once the pitch is won, no offshored development. If the site needs to keep growing on Google after launch, our SEO work takes over where the build finishes, and our web development service covers anything more complicated than a marketing site, with web development in Aberdeen setting out how CMS builds and system integrations run for north east clients. Ranking campaigns after launch are described on SEO in Aberdeen, and the wider channel mix on digital marketing in Aberdeen. The same arrangement runs for web design in Dundee, web design in Perth further down the A90, web design in Inverness across the country, and web design in Stirling, as well as for Glasgow clients who prefer to visit the studio. The full service, prices included, sits on our web design page.
What our clients say
Trusted by local businesses. Built for results.
"Delivix transformed our online presence completely. Their SEO expertise helped us rank on the first page of Google within three months. The team is professional, responsive, and truly understands digital marketing."
"Working with Delivix was a game-changer for our business. They redesigned our website and implemented an SEO strategy that doubled our organic traffic. Highly recommended!"
"The team at Delivix delivered exceptional results. Our new website is fast, modern, and converts visitors into customers. Their ongoing support and expertise in SEO have been invaluable."
// Why Delivix
Five reasons Aberdeen businesses pick us.
- Two senior people, start to finish. The person on your first call is the person writing your templates, and nothing is handed down a chain.
- No templates, ever. Your structure, your design system and your build are drawn for your business rather than adapted from someone else's.
- Technical detail treated as content, not clutter. Specifications, accreditations and project evidence get proper pages instead of a PDF nobody opens.
- One number, agreed before work starts. Fixed project pricing, no hourly billing, and no invoice that has quietly grown by launch day.
- Distance handled openly. Remote by default, on the train when it counts, and the same two people either way.
// Our process
How we work
01
Scoping the brief
The first call is spent on your buyers rather than your homepage. Who signs off a purchase, what they need to see before they make contact, and which of your service lines genuinely earns enquiries. Out of that come a sitemap, wireframes and a schedule with dates against every stage.
02
Building in the open
Everything is visible while it is being made. You comment on the design in Figma, then open coded templates on a preview link from your own phone. A decision that turns out wrong for a north east audience gets caught in week two instead of week seven.
03
Switching over safely
The riskiest hour of any rebuild is the switch itself. Every old address is mapped to its replacement, structured data and analytics go in before the change rather than after, and we keep Search Console open for a fortnight so a dropped page is found in days.
// FAQ
Questions we always get.
The other questions are answered on the brief. Fill it in or book a call.
Projects start at £2,500 and you get one fixed figure before any work begins. Scope moves that number: how many pages, whether you need a CMS your own team can edit, whether there is a product catalogue or a specification library sitting behind it, and whether the site has to talk to systems you already run. We quote after one short call, and the invoice at the end matches that quote.
Four to eight weeks covers almost everything. A tight brochure site for a single service line lands near the four week mark. A multi-division energy services site with a project library, a careers section and document downloads needs the far end. You get dated milestones at kickoff and you sign off each stage before the next one starts, so the schedule stays something you can check rather than trust.
No. Our studio is at 119 Whitefield Road, Glasgow G51 2SD, and we work with Aberdeen clients by call, email and shared screens. We come up for a kickoff or a launch meeting when the project warrants the trip, and many clients never need us in the room at all. Either way the same two people write every line of the site, from the first wireframe to the launch checklist.
Yes, and it is the brief we hear most often from the north east. Technical companies need structure more than decoration: capability pages a procurement reader can scan, specification detail that is easy to find, accreditation shown rather than claimed, and a contact route that suits a long sales cycle. We have built that shape for industrial data and supply chain clients, so the pattern is familiar territory.
Search is part of the build rather than a later purchase. Your site ships with schema, a clean URL structure, Core Web Vitals in the green and every old page redirected, so anything already ranking survives the switch. Aberdeen local signals go in at the same time. Growing rankings month after month is separate work on an SEO retainer from £1,200 a month, and it is entirely optional.
Astro or WordPress, and the deciding question is who edits the site after launch. If one person publishes something occasionally, a hand-coded Astro front end is faster and cheaper to keep alive. If your team posts news, vacancies and technical notes every week, WordPress with a custom theme and no page builder earns its place. We recommend one, explain why, and you make the call.
You own the lot and can take it anywhere. Most clients stay on a care plan from £99 a month covering updates, backups, security patches and small content changes, because an unmaintained site gets slow and vulnerable inside a year. If your own IT team would rather run it, we hand over the code, the hosting notes and the documentation and step back.
Yes. Our case studies follow each build from brief to result, including Quantatrace, an industrial data company we took from almost no web presence to a working sales site, and the 82 page immigration services site we designed, wrote and shipped for UK Visa Assistance. Every one names the client and shows what actually changed.