Business websites
Quick to load, easy to find, and editable by whoever answers the phone. No support ticket to change a price.
I design and build fast websites, booking systems and internal tools for small businesses. You work directly with me from the first conversation to launch.
Most businesses do not need more software. They need one piece that fits how they already work, wired into everything else.
Quick to load, easy to find, and editable by whoever answers the phone. No support ticket to change a price.
Bookings, clients, orders, payments, staff roles. Built around your process instead of bending your process around a template.
The repetitive work, gone. Reminders that send themselves, reports that arrive on Monday, tools that finally talk to each other.
Inherited something slow, broken or abandoned? I read the code, tell you honestly what is salvageable, and rebuild the rest in stages.
A selection of websites and platforms I have built for clinics, beauty, construction and transport businesses. Open any project to see the work in more detail.
Booking and client management for a beauty salon. Appointments, payments, coupons and a CRM the staff open every morning.
Laravel · Livewire · Tailwind CSS · MySQL · Stripe
A course platform for a medical practice. Structured curricula, enrolment, protected video and progress tracking per student.
Laravel · Livewire · Tailwind CSS · MySQL
A French construction firm, online to win work. Services, finished projects, and a contact flow that qualifies as it goes.
Laravel · Livewire · Tailwind CSS · MySQL
A clinic website covering services, departments and specialists, with content the clinic keeps up to date itself.
Laravel · Livewire · Tailwind CSS · MySQL
The public practice and personal brand site for a doctor, and the front door to the course platform next to it.
WordPress · PHP · MySQL
A corporate site for a haulage company. Coverage, fleet, and an enquiry form that asks about the route.
WordPress · PHP · MySQL
You always know what is being built, what it costs and when it lands. If something slips, you hear it that week.
Not sure what you need yet? Perfectly normal. The first call is mostly about working out whether the project is worth doing at all. Sometimes the honest answer is that a much smaller fix will do.
Book the callHalf an hour on what your business does and where the time goes. No slide deck. If I am the wrong person for it, you will hear that on this call.
A written scope, a fixed price, a delivery date. You see what is in, and what I have deliberately parked for a second phase.
A staging link in week one, then a short update every week. You are messaging the person writing the code, so answers take minutes.
Deployment, monitoring, analytics, and a walkthrough for your team. Code and credentials are handed over. The project is yours.
Optional. Security updates, new features, performance work. Cancel any month you like. There is no lock-in and no minimum.
Agencies put a project manager between you and the code, relaying your words to someone you never meet. Marketplaces cut out the manager and add a lottery. I take on a small number of projects a year and own each one from the first call to the last deploy.
The person you brief writes the code and ships it. Nothing gets lost being passed along.
Code, hosting, domain and data sit in your accounts, in your name. Leaving is always easy, which is largely why nobody does.
You know the number before anyone starts. Changes get quoted openly instead of quietly appearing on the bill.
Tested, documented, boring code. Any competent developer can pick it up. That is rather the point.
You get a reply from me, the person who would build it, within one working day. If it is a bad fit I will say so rather than sell you something.