Travel

Travel Websites

Websites that do justice to the places and journeys you sell.

Travel websites live or die on how well they convey a place, and how easily someone can go from inspiration to enquiry. We design and build travel and tour operator websites that put photography and storytelling first, without making the practical information hard to find.

Alexandra Tolstoy Travel 6

Expertise

  • Itinerary & departure listings

    Content structures built for how travel content actually works.

  • Editorial storytelling & photography

    Letting the destination do the selling.

  • Enquiry & booking integration

    A clear, low-friction path from browsing to enquiry.

  • Destination & journey content modelling

    Flexible enough for very different trips, without a rebuild each time.

  • Performance on mobile

    Fast, image-heavy pages that still load quickly on a phone.

How we'd work together

  1. Discovery

    Understanding your goals, users and constraints before anything is designed.

  2. Content & information architecture

    Structuring content so it's easy to maintain and easy to find.

  3. Design

    Prototyping and refining the experience with you.

  4. Build

    Development, accessibility and performance testing.

  5. Launch

    A considered go-live, with redirects and analytics in place.

  6. Continuous improvement

    Support and iteration once real users are on the site.

Working with Nick has been refreshingly straightforward. He quickly understands both the technical requirements and the commercial goals behind a project, delivering work that’s considered, reliable and beautifully executed.

Owner, The Slow Cyclist

Working with

  • The Slow Cyclist
    London Museum
    Royal College of Art
  • The National Archives
    Marine Conservation Society
    Mozilla
  • National Health Service
    Wagtail
    NASA
Selected work

Featured work

  • tsc_public_1.png The Slow Cyclist homepage background

    The Slow Cyclist

    A digital transformation rooted in performance and accessibility

    • UX
    • Design
    • Front-end development
    • Content management system
    • Wagtail
  • mol_1.png London Museum homepage background

    London Museum

    Coinciding with their major rebrand, a new wagtail powered website

    • UX
    • Design
    • Front-end development
    • Content management system
    • Torchbox
  • mol-shop1.png London Museum Shop homepage background

    London Museum Shop

    A rebranded shopify experience

    • UX
    • Design
    • Front-end development
    • Content management system
    • Torchbox
    • Shopify
    • Ecommerce
  • tna_exhibition.png The National Archives homepage background

    The National Archives

    Design system, usability testing and beta roll-out

    • UX
    • Design
    • Content management system
    • Torchbox
  • crowdcube1.png Crowdcube homepage background

    Crowdcube

    Implementing a design system to ensure consistency and efficiency

    • UX
    • Design
    • Freelance
  • tsc_brochure.png The Slow Cyclist - Brochures homepage background

    The Slow Cyclist - Brochures

    User experience design for their bespoke information guides and brochures

    • Design
    • Front-end development
    • Wagtail

Frequently asked questions

In most cases, yes — we'll review what you use and recommend the most reliable integration approach.

Yes — modelling that kind of structured-but-varied content is a big part of what makes travel sites interesting to build well.

Yes, the content model is built with that flexibility in mind, so your team can launch seasonal or destination campaigns without developer involvement.

Let's work together

Nick Lee
Nestled near Bude, in the Cornish countryside, we're always up for a chat… Get in touch
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