Web Design in New Forest
Declared a royal hunting forest by William the Conqueror in 1079, the New Forest is one of the largest remaining tracts of unenclosed pasture, heathland and woodland in southern England. Ancient commoners' rights, allowing ponies, cattle, donkeys and pigs to graze freely across the Forest, were formally protected by the 1217 Charter of the Forest and are still exercised today, overseen by the Court of Verderers. One of the Forest's most enduring legends is the death of King William II, 'William Rufus,' in the year 1100, killed by an arrow while hunting near what's now known as the Rufus Stone, a spot still marked today, with tales of his ghost said to haunt the area. The Forest became a National Park in 2005. Mudeford Web Design serves businesses across this whole region, from Christchurch and the coast through to the heart of the Forest itself.
Why New Forest businesses choose us
One designer, the whole region
From the coast at Mudeford to the heart of the Forest, one point of contact for a website that covers the ground your business actually trades in.
Tourist and local trade
The Forest draws visitors year round. A site built to catch people planning a trip as well as the customers who already know you.
Built to last, not templated
A National Park with 900 years of history deserves more than a stock template. Proper, bespoke work instead.
Covering the wider area too
Based in Mudeford, working across Christchurch, Highcliffe, Barton-on-Sea, Friars Cliff, Stanpit, Burton and the wider New Forest.
Thinking about a website for your New Forest business?
Tell us about your business and we'll come back with a fair price for the job.