Ideas that go live. Web design in North Wales

Mountains, coast and a growing city in the north-east

North Wales takes in the northernmost part of the country, with England on its eastern side and the Irish Sea wrapping round the north and west. Much of it is high, rural ground: Snowdonia National Park, along with the Dee Valley and Clwydian Range, with their peaks, waterfalls and paths, lie wholly inside the region. Most people live in the north-east and along the northern coast, and Welsh is widely spoken in the west and the countryside.

Wrexham is the largest settlement and gained city status in 2022. With the built-up areas of Deeside and Rhyl and Prestatyn, it holds most of the region's shops, colleges, transport links and visitor services. Bangor is the oldest city in Wales and St Asaph the region's third, while Colwyn Bay, Llandudno, Flint and Holyhead complete the list of well-known towns.

The economy is looking up. Unemployment across the six principal areas has been low, and the North Wales Growth Deal, backed by both the UK and Welsh governments, aims at jobs, better transport, renewable energy and tourism. For a guesthouse near the mountains or a firm on Deeside, the website often makes the first impression. We work with businesses across North Wales remotely.