Qualifications

Formal training, not just taste.

Plenty of people can make a page look tidy. The reason a site actually earns its keep is research, structure and testing — which is what the training below is about.

Issued by Google

Google UX Design Professional Certificate

A structured programme covering user research, information architecture, wireframing, prototyping, accessibility and usability testing — the process side of design rather than the decoration.

Why it matters to you: it is the difference between a site that looks fine and a site that is organised the way your customers actually think. Where the phone number sits, how services are grouped, what a visitor sees first on a phone — those decisions come from this training, and they are the ones that determine whether an enquiry gets sent.

User researchInformation architectureWireframing PrototypingAccessibilityUsability testing

  • Accessibility is checked, not assumed

    Colour contrast, keyboard navigation, heading order and touch target sizes are verified against WCAG AA before a site is handed over. That widens your audience and reduces legal exposure.

  • Structure comes before styling

    We map what a visitor is trying to do before choosing a single colour. That is why the quote button is where it is and why your services are grouped the way they are.

  • Tested on real devices

    Every build is checked at phone, tablet and desktop widths, and the enquiry form is submitted for real before launch — not assumed to work because the code looks right.

Straight answer

We are a new studio.

Peace Country Design Co was established in 2026, and we would rather say that plainly than pad a page with invented history. What we can show you is the work itself — two complete template sites you can scroll through and judge for yourself, and a promise that you deal directly with the person building it.

Judge the work