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A 1:1 done for you website package

A one-page Squarespace website built to be simple, accessible and beautifully on-brand

The One-Pager is a streamlined Squarespace site for founders, freelancers, and small teams who want a powerful online presence, without any unnecessary complexity.

Get credible - research shows that design influences 75% of a website’s perceived credibility

What's included?

Everything you need to launch confidently, share you offer clearly and look professional

  • Custom design

  • Copy guidance and brand edits

  • Accessibility-first Squarespace build

  • Alt text

  • Basic SEO setup

  • One round of feedback + handover

A home page for a mentoring platform in a corporate, minimal style

When one page is enough…

If you’re launching something new


If you want a professional presence, fast


If you have one clear offer or service


If this is your first website, ever!

Home page for a Parisian florist with art deco fonts and a dynamic editorial layout

How it works

Plan

We’ll work out what your visitors need to know, what matters most and what will encourage them to take the next step. I’ll help you shape and refine your content, turning your ideas into a clear, focused story that fits naturally onto one page.e.

Design and Build

I’ll design and build a polished one-page website that makes your business feel credible and easy to choose. Every section will have a purpose, guiding visitors from their first impression to your services, proof and next step without unnecessary pages or distractions.

Launch

Once everything has been tested and refined, I’ll take care of the launch and show you how to make updates yourself. Onc with a strategic, accessible and search-friendly website you can confidently share—and one clear place for potential clients to learn about your business and get excited to work with you.

Examples of one-pagers

Why Squarespace?

I’ve seen too many sites that look nice but don’t work for everyone because of the platforms they’re built on (looking at you, Showit).

Squarespace provides a better, more accessible foundation. It’s reliable, easy to edit and offers a great user experience.

Your site will:

  • Have alt text written the correct way

  • Use proper hierarchy for SEO and assistive technology

  • Load fast and look great

  • Be easy for you to update

The benefits of a good website…

Make a strong first impression

Show people that your business is credible, established and worth taking seriously from the moment they arrive.


Make choosing you feel easier

Clearly explain what you do, who it’s for and why it matters, without making visitors search through multiple pages for answers.


Look professional and build trust

A website gives your business credibility. It shows you’re established, dependable, and serious about what you do.


Turn interest into action

Guide visitors naturally from discovering your business to making an enquiry, booking a call or taking the next step.

one page website for online wealth management platform. The style is elegant and sophisticated.
one page website for online wealth management platform. The style is elegant and sophisticated.

A one-page website for Madeleine Hall, Locations Manager

Madeleine often works on the ground, knocking on doors and introducing herself to people while scouting locations for TV productions. She needed a professional online presence that could quickly confirm who she is, what she does and how to contact her. Her one-page website gives people that reassurance that she is who she says she is, while helping production teams view her experience and access key links, including her IMDb credits and Production Guild membership - without sending them straight into IMDb’s distracting interface! Sometimes, one focused, purposeful page really is all a business needs.

A one page website for Maddie Hall, a TV locations manager

Why you need an accessible website

Around 1.3 billion people (one in six) experience a significant disability. Yet a 2026 study of the world’s top one million homepages found that 95.9% had detectable accessibility failures.

An accessible website removes barriers that could prevent people from reading your content, understanding your offer or taking action. It helps you reach more potential customers, creates a better experience for everyone and shows that your business has considered the people it serves.

Accessibility isn’t an optional extra. It’s part of building a website that works.

A one page website for a freelance photographer, showcasing his work with one call to action to enquire
Did I even introduce myself?

Ciao! I’m Lauren, an accessibility and inclusion enthusiast

My approach blends strategy, usability and visual design so your website looks great and works well for as may people as possible. I’ve trained in user experience and inclusive communication and understand the details that make a site more accessible, from language to layout. With hands-on knowledge of front-end development, I know how design decisions translate in the build, meaning every element has a purpose and performs smoothly.

Lauren is a white woman with long curly brown hair and green eyes. Shes wearing a khaki green button down shirt and smiling softly at the camera

Got questions?

Here’s what most people ask before starting website projects. If there’s something else you’d like to know, just get in touch and I’ll happily talk you through it.

Interested?

Fill out some quick details and I’ll be in touch within two working days.

If you don’t like forms, here’s my email:

hello@laurensherrard.com