Web Design & Development Pembroke

Pembroke sits at the centre of one of Wales's most significant economic transformations. The Celtic Freeport, launched in November 2024 with £26 million UK Government backing, is projected to create up to 11,500 jobs and leverage £8.4 billion in investment across clean energy, engineering, and manufacturing. Combined with the Valero refinery (500 employees, contributing £75.6 million annually to the Welsh economy) and RWE's £200 million battery storage project, Pembroke businesses are operating in an area of unprecedented investment.

The combined population of Pembroke and Pembroke Dock reaches approximately 17,600, with a wider Pembrokeshire population of 125,000. Tourism adds substantially to the local economy, the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park generated £604 million in tourism value in 2023 and supports over 9,600 full-time equivalent jobs. Businesses here need professional websites that serve both the industrial and tourism sectors, from energy contractors and marine services to holiday accommodation and visitor attractions.

Pembroke's business landscape spans the 69-acre Pembroke Port maritime hub, the Maritime Park at Criterion Way, the Bridge Innovation Centre (formerly Pembrokeshire Technium), and the town centre along Main Street. We build websites for marine and energy contractors positioning themselves for Celtic Freeport opportunities, tourism operators capitalising on Pembroke Castle's status as the birthplace of Henry VII, and professional services firms serving the wider county.

With the floating offshore wind sector rapidly developing in the Celtic Sea, including planning permission secured for Pembroke Dock's deep-water FLOW facility, businesses in this area need websites that communicate credibility to major energy clients while also attracting tourism visitors. Our designs balance professional B2B presentation with consumer-friendly features like booking systems and photo galleries.