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Web Design agencies for Media & Entertainment.

Web Design is the discipline that shapes how a website looks, reads, and behaves: research, information architecture, wireframing, interaction design, and visual UI work that sits upstream of the technical build. In 2026 the brief now routinely covers accessibility under WCAG 2.1 AA, Core Web Vitals performance budgets, and a clear handover to development. This page shows every agency on AgencyIndex offering web design for Media & Entertainment.

At a glance
Showing 97-98 of 98 web design agencies for Media & EntertainmentAll Web Design agencies
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Tiga Creative Marketing
Independent·Kent·11-50 Employees

Established a quarter-century ago, Tiga is an agency with clients in the UK, Europe and the US, specialising in a broad spectrum of creative services, including design, development, content crafting and campaign marketing, catering to a diverse range of sectors. Our accomplished team of designers, developers and marketers boast comprehensive experience across multiple digital landscapes, having wo

Opace Digital Agency logo
Opace Digital Agency
Independent·Birmingham·2-10 Employees

As a comprehensive digital agency headquartered in Birmingham, Opace is renowned for its sincere and clear-cut methodology. With a 15-year track record of providing innovative digital marketing solutions, Opace has been instrumental in aiding UK and international businesses to realise digital transformation through outcome-focused strategies. The distinguishing factor for Opace is its dedication t

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Editor's note

AgencyIndex tracks 98 web design agencies for Media & Entertainment. The list above is filtered to that intersection and ordered with verified and featured listings first.

For the wider editor's view on web design agencies in the UK, see the web design service brief. For context on Media & Entertainment as a sector, see the Media & Entertainment industry brief. The pricing, timeline and red-flag notes below apply to web design as a discipline; they do not change materially for Media & Entertainment.

Typical cost
£2,000-100,000+
per project

Boutique brochure and small CMS £2,000-8,000 · Mid-market discovery, UX, and design system £8,000-25,000 · Network and complex commerce £25,000-100,000+. Standalone audits and UX reviews £500-10,000. Agency hourly rates £60-200.

Realistic timeline
6-18 weeks
per launch

Brochure site 6-10 weeks · Ecommerce 10-18 weeks. Phases: discovery 1-3wks, design 2-5wks, build 2-8wks, QA and launch 1-2wks. Strategy-led or multi-stakeholder programmes commonly quote 4-6 months end to end.

Red flags
6 to watch
in any pitch
  • · Pitch jumps straight to visual mockups with no discovery, audience, or content work upstream
  • · No relevant case studies or measurable outcomes, only attractive screens with no context
  • · Vague process, no design previews, unclear what is delivered before launch
  • · Accessibility, Core Web Vitals, or SEO foundations never come up in the pitch
  • · Contract leaves revision rounds, scope, IP, and post-launch support undefined
  • · Refusal to name the people actually doing the work or disclose subcontracting
Frequently asked

What brands ask about web design agencies.

The 5 questions our editors get most often, answered honestly. These apply to web design as a discipline across every industry.

Curated by humans

UK web design pricing splits by agency tier. A boutique studio or senior freelance lead builds a small brochure site at £2,000-8,000. Mid-market agencies covering discovery, UX, content strategy, and a design system charge £8,000-25,000. Network shops and specialists handling complex commerce or multi-stakeholder programmes run £25,000-100,000 and up. Standalone UX reviews and audits sit at £500-10,000. Agency hourly rates across the UK market typically land between £60 and £200, per Design Box and Expertsure's 2026 guides.