#United Kingdom

Only three local schemes passed our check: North Lanarkshire, Argyll and Bute, and Fife. What each pays, the deadlines and the conditions that catch applicants out.

A nation-by-nation look at digital support for small firms: who to call first, which funds are running, and which ones will actually pay for a website.

Reviews and trade badges build trust, and misusing them can end in a prosecution or a CMA penalty. What the scheme rules and the law say, plus how to lay out a tradesperson's site.

A new site can be better in every way and still lose its traffic if the old addresses are not mapped. A step-by-step timeline from six weeks out to one week after launch.

Analytics without consent, £17.5 million fines and a reject option as easy as accept: what the 2026 cookie rules mean for a UK business website, with a table and a checklist.

Price, service and complaints information must be easy to find. How to present it on a law firm website, and what the SRA's own web sweep found firms getting wrong.

How to decide between buying a package and commissioning custom software, what each really costs over time, and a plain explanation of the R&D relief question.

Who has to publish an accessibility statement, who chooses to, and a fill-in-the-blanks template that follows the structure of the GOV.UK sample.

Equality Act, PSBAR or the European Accessibility Act? A plain-English look at which accessibility rules actually reach a UK company’s website – and an eight-step checklist to act on.

According to published UK agency guides, app costs run from about £10,000 for a lean MVP to £250,000 or more for a complex product. What drives the gap, and what to ask before you sign.

Published UK ranges run from a few hundred pounds to six figures. Here is what sits behind those numbers and how to compare quotes fairly.

The national software discount ended in February 2023. Here is what still exists – loans, advice and the odd local grant – and where a website fits in.