Web design in Northern Quarter

Websites for Northern Quarter businesses — designed, written and live in days, with the price on the pricing page.

About Northern Quarter

The Northern Quarter was built to store and sell cloth. The tall red-brick buildings north-east of Piccadilly were textile warehouses, and you can still read it in the architecture — wide loading bays, big windows, floor after floor of open space.

When the trade left, the cheap floorspace stayed. Independent shops, record stores, studios, bars and small agencies filled it, and Affleck's — the indoor emporium of small traders on Church Street — became the shorthand for the whole area. Stevenson Square sits at the middle of it.

What that means for your website

Customers here go out of their way for something specific. They are not looking for the nearest option, they are looking for the right one, and they will travel across the city for it.

That rewards a website that says exactly what you do and shows it. Photographs of your actual work, your actual space and your actual prices beat polish. Vague copy reads as a chain.

A site for your Northern Quarter business

Answer a short brief. We write it, design it and hand it over — live this week.

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Sources: Manchester City Council — Northern Quarter

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