Direct access to the person doing the work
Placeholder — a paragraph on what working together looks like: one point of contact, plain-English updates, and decisions explained in terms of your business, not the tech.
Placeholder — a second paragraph: the kinds of businesses you help most, and the long relationships that follow the first project.
Sound familiar?
Placeholder — a build your team can edit confidently, without a developer on speed dial.
Placeholder — custom functionality shaped around your processes, not workarounds.
Placeholder — performance audits and fixes with plain-English explanations.
What you get
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You deal directly with me — the person scoping, building and supporting your site.
An editing experience built around your content, with training for your team at handover.
A written estimate before work starts, and no invoice surprises after it finishes.
Ongoing care, updates and hosting support — or a clean handover if you'd rather manage it in-house.
How I can help
All services →Placeholder — one line, e.g. designed and built around your business.
Placeholder — one line, e.g. fixing what's broken without starting over.
Placeholder — one line, e.g. from first product to first sale.
Placeholder — one line, e.g. when off-the-shelf software doesn't fit.
Placeholder — one line, e.g. speed, stability and peace of mind.
Placeholder — one line, e.g. where AI saves time and where it doesn't.
Placeholder testimonial — ideally from a business owner: understood our needs, delivered on budget, site is easy to run.