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Discovery call
We ask about your audience, your busiest weeks and who signs off accessibility.
Edinburgh
Web design Edinburgh: accessible, festival-ready sites
We design and build websites for Edinburgh organisations, remotely, from Casablanca. Edinburgh keeps UK time, so your whole working day fits inside ours. Festival-season traffic, accessibility for public bodies, and the Scottish legal setting are scoped before any code is written.
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Edinburgh, from Casablanca
Why a remote agency works for Edinburgh
Web design Edinburgh buyers can book without a trip south: we design, build and launch your site from Casablanca and work in UK hours. We have no Edinburgh office. If you want an agency you can walk to, choose a local studio.
Edinburgh keeps UK time. Our clocks match from late March to late October, and in winter we are one hour ahead. Scottish bank holidays differ from those in England, so we mark them in the project calendar.
Edinburgh is Scotland’s capital and the seat of the Scottish Parliament and Government. It is also a long-established financial centre, a university city, and the host of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the International Festival each August. That shapes the brief: pages that survive traffic spikes, sites that meet public sector accessibility rules, and terms written for Scottish law.
This page sits inside our web design agency services for the UK, part of the UK hub. For the studio itself, see our design service and our web design agency overview.
The Scottish setting
What an Edinburgh site has to get right
Scots law. UK data protection and consumer rules apply in Scotland, as does the Equality Act, but Scotland has its own legal system and contract law. Your site terms should name the governing law your solicitor chooses. We build the terms page, cookie banner and privacy notice structure. Your adviser writes the legal text.
Gaelic. Some Scottish public bodies publish a Gaelic language plan. If yours does, we plan a bilingual structure from the start, and a native writer produces the Gaelic copy.
Accessibility. Public sector sites, such as councils and health boards, must meet WCAG level AA and publish an accessibility statement. Private organisations are not bound by that regulation, but the Equality Act 2010 still expects reasonable adjustments.
Either way, we test keyboard use, focus order, contrast and alt text, and write the target into the scope.
Festival season
Pages that stay up when August arrives
Edinburgh traffic does not grow in a straight line. A festival opens, tickets go on sale, and a normal week becomes a very large one. We build static pages, cache them close to visitors, keep booking on its own path and agree a plan for your busiest weeks before launch.
- Static, cached pages for programmes and listings
- Booking and ticket flows kept apart from the content site
- Managed hosting sized for your busiest weeks
- Currency and language options for overseas visitors
Accessibility
Built for keyboard, screen reader and phone
We check each template for keyboard order, visible focus, colour contrast, alt text and headings before it goes to review. Forms get clear labels and error messages. For public bodies we also draft the accessibility statement structure for your team to complete.
- Visible focus and a logical tab order
- Contrast checked on every template
- Alt text fields in the editor
- A language switch ready for Gaelic or other languages
Services
Services for Edinburgh organisations
One team for the design, the build and the systems behind the site.
- Website design: sites for venues, festivals, firms and public bodies.
- Custom web development: booking flows, portals and APIs on Next.js and Laravel.
- Ecommerce development: ticket and merchandise shops with UK payment methods.
- SEO services: programme and listing pages that search engines can read.
- Managed hosting: SSL, daily off-site backups and monitoring.
Working with a team in Glasgow too? See web design in Glasgow, where charities, Gift Aid and editable event listings. Serving regulated firms instead? See web design in Leeds.
Across the working day
How we work with Edinburgh
Calls fit your day. Writing carries the rest.
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Quote and start in 3–5 business days
Itemised deliverables, a timeline and a milestone payment schedule.
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Design review
You see layouts, forms and the booking flow on real screens.
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Build and test
A preview link at every step, with accessibility checks on each template.
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Launch and handover
Domain, hosting and analytics are set up with you. You receive the code and a walkthrough.
Clients
Clients we have worked with
Feedback
from clients.
What clients say about working with MrZaKaRiA:
"The web design services provided by MrZaKaRiA are top-notch. The aesthetics, functionality, and user experience of our website have significantly improved. We’ve received numerous compliments from our clients. Highly recommended!"
GMAB
CEO & Founder
"As a startup, we needed a reliable partner for our online presence. The web design, programming, and hosting services we received were outstanding. MrZaKaRiA played a crucial role in our success. We couldn’t be happier!"
SHI
CEO & Founder
"We’ve been using MrZaKaRiA hosting services for over a 4 year now, and the uptime is fantastic. Our website loads quickly, and we’ve experienced no downtime. Their customer service is responsive and helpful whenever we have questions."
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FAQ
Questions from Edinburgh buyers
What organisations in Edinburgh ask before they book a call.
No. We work remotely from Casablanca and meet on video. If you want an agency you can visit, choose a local studio. If you want a fixed quote, working previews and the code at the end, we are a good fit.
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Can the site handle festival traffic?
Yes, with planning. We build static, cached pages, keep booking on its own path and agree the hosting size for your busiest weeks. We do not promise a visitor number. We test the booking flow before launch.
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Does Scots law change my website terms?
Scotland has its own legal system, so your terms should name the governing law your solicitor chooses. UK data protection, consumer and equality rules still apply. We build the pages, and your adviser writes the legal text.
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Do we need a Gaelic version?
Only if your organisation publishes a Gaelic plan or your audience asks for it. We can build the language structure. A native writer produces the Gaelic copy.
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Does my site need to meet WCAG?
Public sector sites must meet WCAG level AA and publish an accessibility statement. Private organisations fall under the Equality Act 2010, and WCAG is the usual benchmark. We write the target into the scope.
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Which payment providers suit ticket and booking sales?
Stripe and PayPal for cards and wallets, with 3-D Secure on card payments. Overseas visitors can pay in their own currency where the provider supports it. We test checkout totals before launch.
Next step
Planning an Edinburgh website?
Pick a time in your working day. We will talk through your audience, your busiest weeks and what a first version should include.