Grants of Devon are expert stonemasons and marble restoration specialists based in the South West. Their work reflects years of skill and attention to detail, with a strong respect for heritage.
We delivered a complete redesign of their website, with the option of a refreshed logo to modernise the brand while keeping its traditional roots.
The previous website was:
Outdated in design and structure
Hard to update without technical support
Lacking mobile responsiveness
Weak in communicating core services
It didn’t reflect the quality of work or the professionalism of the business.
We started by understanding what makes Grants of Devon unique – their heritage, craftsmanship, and focus on specialist restoration work.
The goal was to design a brand and website that respected their history while bringing them up to modern standards.
We offered a refined version of their logo, keeping the traditional feel but improving legibility and usability across digital and print formats.
The updated logo uses more balanced proportions and a simplified form, making it suitable for signage, uniforms, and digital platforms.
We selected a neutral, timeless colour palette to reflect their grounded, skilled approach.
We designed 10 custom pages, each structured to guide users clearly through services, project examples, and contact options.
The layout uses large imagery to showcase their detailed work, especially important in a visual trade like stonemasonry.
Typography was chosen for clarity and a sense of refinement.
We improved the site’s navigation, reducing the number of clicks needed to reach key content.
We added clear calls to action, making it easier for potential clients to get in touch.
The content structure was refined to explain services without overwhelming the user.
The site is fully responsive and performs well across devices and screen sizes.
We built the backend on WordPress with custom templates, giving the Grants team full control over text and image updates.
We included an image gallery system, making it simple to add new case studies or showcase recent work.
