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Melbourne service areas

Web design across Melbourne’s suburbs

SIX9 Design is based in Melbourne and builds websites for small businesses across the city, from the growth suburbs of the west and north to the established east and the south-east, plus regional Victoria, the rest of Australia, the United States and Canada. Every project runs online, so where you are shapes the content of your website, not the process.

One Melbourne-based studio working online. We don’t claim a local office in any suburb.

Where we work

Start with the page for your market. Each one explains prices, process and details specific to that country.

Western Melbourne

Established centres such as Footscray, Sunshine and St Albans, and the fast-growing Wyndham corridor around Werribee, Point Cook and Tarneit.

The west mixes long-standing shopping and industrial centres with some of the newest housing estates in Victoria. Many small businesses here are owner-run trades, home services, childcare, health and family services, often serving customers across several neighbouring suburbs and new estates that change quickly.

It is also one of Melbourne's most multilingual areas. If many of your customers are more comfortable in another language, a short page in that language can help; it is planned and quoted as its own piece of work, with the translation supplied or professionally checked.

What websites here usually need

  • A service-area section that names the suburbs and new estates you actually cover
  • Tap-to-call and a short quote form for customers searching on their phones
  • Photos of real jobs, licences and insurance details where they apply

Suburb guides

Northern Melbourne

Inner-north strips in Coburg, Preston and Essendon, and the growth areas around Epping and Craigieburn.

The inner north is known for independent cafés, restaurants, studios and shopfronts along busy strips, where customers want the menu, opening hours and directions at a glance. Further out, Epping and Craigieburn have growing populations and plenty of trades, health and personal-service businesses that rely on local search.

For most northern businesses, the website does one of two jobs: get someone through the door this week, or get a quote request from a nearby homeowner. The page plan starts from whichever matters more to you.

What websites here usually need

  • A mobile-friendly menu or price list (editable menus come with the restaurant Advanced package)
  • Opening hours, parking or public transport notes and a map link
  • Booking or reservation links to the provider you already use

Suburb guides

Eastern Melbourne

Richmond, South Yarra and Hawthorn close to the city, and Box Hill, one of the largest suburban centres in the east.

The inner east has dense retail and hospitality strips and a large number of professional services, clinics and studios competing for the same local searches. Presentation matters here: customers compare several businesses on their phone before they call anyone.

Box Hill is a major activity centre with a large Chinese-speaking community. Businesses serving it may want key pages in Chinese as well as English, which we plan as a separately scoped addition with supplied or professionally reviewed translations.

What websites here usually need

  • A polished, specific homepage that explains why you over the business next door
  • Credentials, team profiles and genuine reviews near the enquiry form
  • Clear treatment, service or price pages for customers comparing options

Suburb guides

South-East Melbourne

Dandenong's commercial and industrial centre, and Frankston at the gateway to the Mornington Peninsula.

Dandenong is one of Melbourne's major manufacturing, trade and wholesale areas, with a busy multicultural retail centre. Businesses here often sell to other businesses as well as locals, so a clear list of capabilities and an easy way to request a quote matter more than decoration.

Frankston and the peninsula lean towards trades, health, hospitality and tourism, where the season changes what customers look for. It helps to plan where seasonal hours, specials and availability will live on the site, and who will keep them current.

What websites here usually need

  • Capability or service lists written for trade and business buyers
  • A quote or enquiry form that asks the right questions up front
  • A clear, dated place for seasonal hours, specials and availability

Suburb guides

How it works wherever you are

  1. Tell us where you work

    Share your services and the suburbs or regions you genuinely cover. That becomes your service-area content.

  2. Agree the scope

    We confirm pages, inclusions, timeline and the total in writing before any work starts.

  3. Design and build

    Most standard websites are ready 5–7 business days after we receive your content.

  4. Review and launch

    You send consolidated feedback, approve the result and receive launch assistance.

Service area questions

Do you have an office in my suburb?

No. SIX9 Design is one Melbourne studio. Projects run online, so we can work with businesses anywhere in Melbourne without claiming a local office in each suburb.

Can the whole project be done online?

Yes. Briefing, content, feedback, approvals and handover all happen online, and a call can be arranged whenever it helps.

Do I need a separate page for every suburb I serve?

Usually not. A single service-area section that lists the suburbs you really cover is clearer for customers. Separate suburb pages only help when each one has something different to say, such as local projects, reviews or travel details. Dozens of near-identical suburb pages can be treated by search engines as doorway pages.

How much does a website cost?

Website packages start at A$169, A$299 and A$449, paid once, for up to 3, 5 and 8 pages, with page titles and descriptions included from the first package. Domain and hosting are separate.

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