About Andrew Elliott

Helping customers make the most of the web

About Andrew Elliott

Website design with the personal touch.

I’m Andrew Elliott, based in Calverton, Nottinghamshire. I help businesses, charities and organisations create websites that are clearer, more credible and more useful — so people can find you, understand you, trust you and take the next step.

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Clearer message. Better journey. More confidence.
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Building websites since 1996

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Based in Calverton, Nottinghamshire

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Websites, ecommerce and marketing

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Calm, practical, long-term support

What I do

I help fix the parts that quietly lose trust, leads and sales.

Most websites don’t fail because the owner hasn’t tried. They fail because the message is unclear, the journey is awkward, the trust signals are weak, or the next step isn’t obvious enough.

Clarity

People need to understand what you do, who it helps and why it matters within seconds.

Trust

Proof, reviews, experience, examples and reassurance all help people feel confident enough to act.

Direction

A good website guides people. It doesn’t leave them hunting for the next step.

Momentum

Forms, follow-ups, landing pages, email and marketing need to work together, not sit in separate boxes.

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Not just design for design’s sake. The real work is finding what is stopping people from understanding, trusting, enquiring or buying.

How I work

Diagnose. Prioritise. Fix. Improve.

I work in a calm, practical way. No drama, no jargon, no pretending every problem needs a full rebuild. First we work out what is really stopping the website from doing its job.

Diagnose

Look at what is actually blocking enquiries, sales, trust or clarity.

Prioritise

Find the quick wins first, then the bigger changes that need doing properly.

Fix

Improve the pages, wording, journeys, forms, content and calls to action.

Improve

Keep refining the site so it becomes more useful, more trusted and more effective over time.

Experience

There’s history behind the help.

I’ve been involved in website design, ecommerce, content, digital marketing and project delivery for nearly three decades. That matters because better websites need structure, judgement, communication and practical follow-through.

1996

Started building websites

Long experience across commercial, education, charity, church, public-sector and specialist business projects.

ACTIS

Founded ACTISmedia

Delivering website projects from discovery and structure through to launch, training and support.

ECOM

Long-term ecommerce

Supporting product pages, buying journeys, Google Shopping, email marketing and ongoing store improvement.

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Practical improvement

Focused on clearer websites, stronger trust, better enquiries and small improvements that compound over time.

Who I work with

Different organisations. The same need for clarity.

Whether the goal is enquiries, donations, bookings, sales, public information or trust, the website has to help real people find the right information and take the right next step.

Businesses

If you rely on enquiries, your website needs to explain what you do clearly and give people enough confidence to contact you.

  • Clearer homepage and service-page messaging
  • Better calls to action and enquiry routes
  • Trust signals, FAQs, proof and reassurance
  • Tracking and practical digital marketing support

Charities

Charity websites often need to serve several audiences at once: people seeking help, donors, volunteers, staff, partners and trustees.

  • Simpler structure for different user groups
  • Clear routes to support, donation or action
  • Careful handling of scope, budget and priorities
  • Training and handover so updates feel manageable

Churches

Church websites need the right tone: welcoming, practical, trustworthy and easy for visitors, members, staff and volunteers to use.

  • Clear “new here?” journeys and service information
  • Simple navigation for location, contact and support
  • CMS training for staff and volunteers
  • Respectful design that serves the Church’s work properly

Start here

Need a new website, or a better one?

Tell me what you’re trying to achieve. If you already have a website, tell me what feels unclear, underpowered or out of date. I’ll take a practical look and suggest a sensible next step.

Send me the details

A few quick details are enough to start the conversation — with or without an existing website.

No hard sell. Just a practical first look and a sensible next step.