Web Development
Fast, light websites that load instantly on any phone and rank well. No page builders, no bloated templates, no theme you have to fight.
Most small-business sites are slow because they are built out of plugins stacked on plugins. I write the site instead. It loads in about a second, works on a weak connection, and does not break the week after launch.
What this covers
Business websites
The site that has to explain what you do and get someone to write to you. Structure, copy shaping, design and build.
Landing pages
One page, one job. Built around a single offer, with the form or booking flow that actually converts.
Ecommerce
Product pages, cart and checkout. Payments go straight to your account — I do not sit between you and your money.
Rebuilds
You have a site, it is slow or dated or nobody can edit it. Same content, rebuilt properly.
Speed and SEO work
Core Web Vitals, structured data, sitemaps, the technical layer Google actually reads. Measured, not guessed.
Client portal
Optional. Your clients get a private page with progress, files and payments — the same one my clients use.
How it runs
A call first
Thirty minutes, no charge. You tell me what the site has to do. I tell you honestly whether I am the right person and what it would take.
One number, one date
Not a range that moves later. If your budget and the work do not meet, I say so on that call rather than after.
You watch it happen
Every client gets a portal with progress, updates and files. You are never wondering where it stands.
I stay on it
Launch is not the end. If something breaks in the first weeks, it gets fixed — that is not a separate invoice.
Questions
What does a website cost?
It depends on what you actually need, so I do not publish a price list. After a thirty-minute call you get one number and what it covers.
How long does a website take?
A simple site is fast; one with accounts, payments or a lot of content is not. You get a date on the discovery call, and you see progress in your portal from the first week.
Can I edit it myself afterwards?
Yes. Content sits in one plain file with comments in simple language. Change a line, and the site changes. No admin panel to learn.
Do you use WordPress?
Usually not. Most small sites do not need a database or a plugin stack — that is what makes them slow and fragile. If your project genuinely needs a CMS, I will say so.
Have a project? Let us talk.
Thirty minutes, no charge, no pitch deck. I will tell you honestly whether I am the right person for it — and what it would take.