Business sites and landing pages
A site that loads fast, works properly on a phone, and stays yours to edit. New builds, single landing pages, and rebuilds of sites that got slow and expensive.
Built to work, built to last.
Your website should be fast, cheap to run, and yours.
Websites are most of what I offer, built so that you can edit the words yourself. I also build custom web apps, software you open in a browser to run part of the business, and automation that takes repetitive work off someone’s desk. Whatever I build, the accounts and the code end up in your name.
The usual story
A typical business site
A site built properly
Slow on a phone
Fast on a phone
The bill creeps up
Close to free to run
Locked out
The keys are yours
Changes go through someone
You make small changes
Business tools have the same shape of problem. When the product you pay for every month only almost fits, something built for the way you actually work can fit properly.
What I do
Custom web apps
A dashboard that puts the numbers you check every morning on one screen. An internal tool that replaces the spreadsheet three people keep overwriting. A place where your customers sign in and see their own orders.
Automation
Scripts that do the repetitive job nobody should be doing by hand: moving information between the systems you already pay for, collecting it on a schedule, filing it, reporting it.
The part most developers skip
Most freelancers hand over a website only they can maintain. That is good business for them and bad business for you. I do the opposite: with every site I build, the handover includes a plain-English guide to your own pages, written for someone who has never touched code.
You get the keys. If you never want to touch the site, I am happy to make changes for you. But you will never be stuck.
True for everything I build
- The accounts are yours
- The code is yours
- Ordinary tools, so any competent developer can take over
- Written documentation ships with it
The one real difference
A website is plain enough that you can safely change the words yourself. Changing what an app or a script does is developer work.
The proof is this site
I built this site the same way I would build your site. On the work page I walk through what it is made of, show its measured speed scores, and break down what it costs to run. A site this size sits inside the free hosting tiers, so the total is the yearly domain fee and nothing else.
- 97
- Performance
- 100
- Accessibility
- 100
- Best practices
- 100
- SEO
How a project goes
- 01
You send me the problem.
- 02
I ask questions, then send you a fixed quote in writing.
- 03
I build, you review, I adjust.
- 04
You get the finished work, the accounts in your name, and the written handover.
Tell me what you are working with.
Send me your current website, the tool you wish existed, or the task that keeps eating your week. I will tell you honestly what I would do about it and whether it is worth paying for.