United Kingdom

Web Design and Software Development for UK Businesses

We design and build websites, online shops, mobile apps and custom software for businesses across the United Kingdom, working fully remotely. Every project starts with a written scope and a written quote from our EU-registered company, KORDEVO SOFT Sp. z o.o.

United Kingdom: web design and software solutions for businesses — Kordevo

A remote web development partner for UK businesses

Many UK small and medium-sized businesses want an agency that is straightforward to deal with: a clear scope, a price that does not move, and no lock-in once the site is live. That is the way we work. Kordevo is a software company registered in Lodz, Poland, and we have been delivering web and software projects for clients across Europe since 2024.

Since Brexit the UK is outside the EU, so we keep the two sides clearly separated. Your contract and invoice come from our Polish company, while your own obligations on VAT, data protection and company disclosures follow UK rules. We flag the points that matter at the start, so there are no surprises later.

We work with restaurants, retailers, trades, consultancies and B2B firms in London and elsewhere in the UK. Poland is only one hour ahead of UK time, so calls fit comfortably into the working day. Projects run in English from the first call to handover, with plain-language updates rather than agency jargon.

What UK businesses need from a website today

UK customers compare quickly and judge a business by its website before they call. Speed, clear contact details and visible trust signals tend to decide whether an enquiry ever arrives.

Local search drives enquiries

For restaurants, salons, trades and clinics, a large share of new customers comes from Google searches and Google Maps. A well-maintained Google Business Profile, consistent business details and location-focused pages on the website often matter as much as the design itself.

Professional services need visible credibility

Accountants, solicitors, property and construction firms are judged on how established they look online. UK clients expect company details, a privacy notice and clear service descriptions. A dated or slow site can lose a lead before a quote is ever requested.

Post-Brexit e-commerce is a different setup

Shops selling into the UK from the EU, or importing stock from abroad, have to plan VAT collection, customs and delivery separately from EU sales. Pricing display, shipping zones and returns need to be designed around these rules, not bolted on later.

Diverse and multilingual customer bases

Many UK businesses serve customers in more than one language, from Polish and other European communities to international clients in the City. A properly structured multilingual site with hreflang reaches each audience without hurting search visibility.

Practical notes for websites in the United Kingdom

  • UK GDPR, the DPA 2018 and cookies

    Personal data in the UK is governed by UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, overseen by the ICO. Non-essential cookies fall under PECR, so analytics and advertising cookies only run after consent. We build the site with this in mind.

  • Company details on your website

    UK companies are expected to show details such as their registered name, company number and registered office on their website. We place these consistently in the footer and contact page; your accountant can confirm exactly what applies to you.

  • Invoicing and VAT

    Invoices are issued in EUR or PLN by our EU-registered company, with the payment schedule agreed in the quote. As the service is supplied to a business outside the EU, please confirm the UK VAT treatment with your accountant.

  • Working remotely

    Meetings take place by video call or WhatsApp, in English, within UK working hours. You get a written progress report every week, and at handover you receive the source code, admin panel and every account in your own name.

United Kingdom: cities we serve

We built a separate page for each city because local search intent and sector profile differ from city to city. Use the cards below to reach the page for your city.

Frequently asked questions

How is the price of a website for a UK business worked out?

The price depends on the number of pages and languages, features such as booking or e-commerce, and any integrations. After a free first call we write the scope down, and for clearly defined projects we send a written quote within 24 hours. Anything not in the quote is never added to the invoice without a separate agreement.

Can a UK company work with a web agency registered in Poland?

Yes, UK companies regularly buy services from EU suppliers. Your contract is with KORDEVO SOFT Sp. z o.o., registered in Lodz, Poland, and the invoice comes from that company. Your own UK obligations on VAT, bookkeeping and data protection stay the same, so we recommend confirming the VAT treatment with your accountant.

Will my UK website comply with UK GDPR and the cookie rules?

We build every UK site with UK GDPR and PECR in mind: non-essential cookies wait for consent, forms only collect the data you need, and privacy and cookie notices are prepared. Because legal wording depends on how your business uses data, we recommend a final review of the policies by your own adviser.

How long does a website project in the UK take?

It depends on the scope, and the delivery date is written into the contract. A business website typically takes a few weeks, while e-commerce and custom software projects take longer. You receive a weekly progress report throughout, so you always know what has been finished and what comes next.

Can you help my business show up on Google Maps in the UK?

Yes, we set up and optimise your Google Business Profile and align it with your website. Correct categories, opening hours, photos, consistent business details, regular reviews and location-focused pages all improve local visibility. Nobody can honestly guarantee a ranking, so we report the work done and how your visibility changes.

How does Brexit affect an online shop selling to UK customers?

Brexit means sales into the UK no longer follow EU rules for VAT and customs. Who collects VAT, at which point, and how duties are handled affects pricing, checkout and returns. We plan the shop around these rules before launch and recommend agreeing the tax set-up with your accountant.

How do you invoice UK clients, and in which currency?

Invoices are issued by KORDEVO SOFT Sp. z o.o., our company registered in Lodz, Poland, in EUR or PLN, and paid by bank transfer. The payment schedule, usually linked to project milestones, is set out in the quote and contract. As the UK is outside the EU, please confirm the UK VAT treatment of the service with your accountant.

Get a free quote for your UK business

Tell us what you need and we will turn it into a written scope. For clearly defined projects, your written quote arrives within 24 hours.

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