About
A web developer in Worlaby, building for his neighbours
Ancholme Web is David — one person, working from the edge of the Wolds, for the small businesses of the valley.
Why a village web designer
I’m David, a web developer living and working in Worlaby. Most of my working days are spent on the technical side of the web: I build and run an ecommerce platform, and a website builder that hosts sites like the ones on this page.
Ancholme Web is the local side of that. The businesses round here — the farm gate, the holiday let, the livery yard, the pub — are mostly served badly by the web: sites built years ago by someone who’s since moved on, agency prices for a few pages, or nothing at all except a Facebook page.
A good small website doesn’t need to cost a fortune or take months. Because the platform is already built, I can put a proper site together in about a week, and you can keep it up to date yourself afterwards.
How I work
- Plain English, no jargon.
- A written price before anything starts.
- You can change your own site — it’s not held hostage.
- Enquiries come through the form, and I read every one myself.
- Happy to call in if you’re local.
Enquiries
Say hello
A few lines is plenty. Say what the business is, what you would like the website to do, and roughly when. I will reply with a straight answer and a price.
- No need to ring round — everything starts here.
- You will get a written price before any work begins.
- Not sure what you need? Pick “Something else” and describe the problem.