What Services Does Site-Street Offer for Website Hosting, Domains, Design, and Scripting?

Site-Street is a UK-based web development and hosting provider that builds custom-coded websites, redesigns existing ones, and sets up sites so clients can maintain their own content and products. Its portfolio shows work across several categories: brand-new custom builds, rebrands, responsive redesigns, and e-commerce sites with customer-managed content. The service descriptions below are drawn from the projects Site-Street presents on its own site, so they reflect the type of work the company advertises rather than a full published service list.

Website design and development

Site-Street describes building websites that are "completely custom coded" rather than assembled from a template. The stated goal across projects is speed and ease of use for both the customer and the site administrators.

Examples from the portfolio:

• UKPaint — a brand-new, custom-coded site that includes a feature for viewing rooms painted in a chosen colour.
• Customised Murals — a site for a wallpaper, paint, and mural-printing company that showcases murals and lets customers order using their own images, with the images displayed to look as though they are on a wall.
• Steven Booker Kitchens & Furniture — a refresh of an older site, built to be easy to maintain, fast, fully responsive, and good for visitors.

Redesigns and rebrands

For established businesses, Site-Street handles full rebrands and updates to ageing sites. The Beecham Fisher Solicitors project is described as a complete rebrand covering a new logo, website, and signage, with an ongoing working relationship afterward.

Several projects are explicitly framed as refreshes of sites Site-Street had built years earlier — The Lawn and Steven Booker Kitchens & Furniture both fall into this category. The stated reason for these updates is usually mobile: older sites needed to be brought up to date "particularly for mobile devices."

Responsive and mobile-optimised builds

Responsive design is a recurring theme. Steve's Self Drive is described as built with "the latest responsive techniques" so it is fully mobile optimised — a point Site-Street ties to Google's algorithm changes. Copper Fayre's site is likewise described as fully responsive, adapting for mobiles and tablets.

If mobile performance matters to your project, this is the area where the portfolio gives the clearest evidence of the approach.

Content and product management for clients

A consistent feature across projects is that clients can log in and maintain their own sites:

• Copper Fayre — the client can log in and maintain all products and page content.
• Customised Murals — maintained completely by the customer, with all e-commerce features included.
• Steve's Self Drive — the site is easily maintained by staff.

This matters if you want to avoid paying a developer for routine content changes.

E-commerce and bespoke facilities

Beyond standard brochure sites, Site-Street describes building bespoke functionality:

• Customised Murals — full e-commerce, including ordering with customer-supplied images.
• The Colourthon — a complete bespoke facility allowing hundreds of walkers to sign up, pay, and add details of the charity they are supporting.

Hosting, domains, and scripting

The site's own title references "website hosting, domains, design, scripting," and its description is "web development and hosting." The project write-ups, however, focus on design, development, responsiveness, and client-maintained content. They do not list specific hosting plans, domain registration terms, or scripting languages, and no pricing information appears in the available material.

If hosting, domain registration, or a particular scripting stack is central to your decision, treat those as questions to confirm directly with Site-Street rather than assuming specifics from the portfolio.

How to judge fit

The clearest way to evaluate Site-Street for your own project is to look at the live sites in the portfolio — particularly one in a similar sector — and then ask directly about hosting, domain handling, and the scripting approach for your build.