Herald Digital

Based in Tunbridge Wells with a base in Kent, Herald Digital works with businesses across Kent and London — including Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks, Canterbury, Maidstone, Rochester, Ashford and Dartford — pairing Webflow development with technical SEO. The team is small, and client work spans fintech, ecommerce, law firms and SaaS startups, with a stated focus on companies needing both a rebuilt web presence and stronger search visibility. Services centre on component-based Webflow builds (described as design systems rather than templates), technical SEO covering site audits, schema markup and Core Web Vitals, local SEO aimed at Google My Business optimisation and "near me" search visibility, and content strategy built around identifying customer questions and mapping pages to answer them. Site migrations are a specific specialism, including mapping existing URLs to new structures and setting up 301 redirects to preserve SEO value during platform changes such as WordPress-to-Webflow or WooCommerce-to-headless-Shopify moves. The agency follows a four-stage process — discovery and audit, information architecture and wireframing, development in Webflow with GSAP animation for interactions, and a deployment phase covering QA, redirect mapping and analytics setup via GA4. Typical brochure-site builds are quoted at four to six weeks, with more complex migrations or ecommerce projects taking eight to twelve weeks. Additional tools mentioned include Shopify, React, Airtable and Memberstack.