DP Sites – More than Enough Choices

Your Vision. Our Code. One Powerful Website.

We design and develop responsive websites that attract customers and grow your business. Whether you need an online store, a portfolio, or a restaurant site — we can bring your ideas to life.

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About Us

Using WordPress we build professional, modern and fully responsive websites

At DP Sites, we design and develop websites that help companies make an impact online. Whether you run a cozy restaurant, manage a local business, or need a sleek personal portfolio — our creative team has the perfect design for you.

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Why Your Business Needs a Website?

Nearly 98% of consumers search online to find local businesses, and 75% judge a company’s credibility based on its website. A fast, mobile-friendly site helps customers trust you, learn about your services, and choose you over competitors. In today’s market, a website isn’t a luxury — it’s the first impression your customers see.
(Sources: BrightLocal 2023, Stanford Web Credibility Research, Forbes Small Business Data 2024)

Services​

We build modern WordPress websites for any business — from bloggers to cafés, from shops to driving schools. Whatever you do, we help you look professional online.

Restaurants & Cafés

Beautiful menus, online booking, and delivery integration.

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Online Shops

Secure e-commerce solutions with easy product management.

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Driving Schools

Clear course info, schedules, and contact forms that convert.

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Personal Brands & Blogs

Elegant designs to share your story and grow your audience.

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Happy Customers

💈 Barbershop, Stansted
“Our new website made it so much easier for clients to find us and book online. Looks great and works perfectly!”
John SmithLondon
☕ Café, Dartford
“Clean design, fast, and simple to update — exactly what our small café needed to attract more local customers.”
Adam BrooksLondon