The full range of web work — from a one-page site to a custom application with an admin panel and integrations.
Good for: Restaurants, clinics, workshops, local services, new businesses
One page built around one goal: a phone call, a booking or an enquiry. No filler tabs and no wall of text nobody reads.
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Good for: Service companies, manufacturers, law firms, agencies, associations
A multi-page site with your offer, case studies and a blog, where you change the content yourself — no phone calls and no invoice for a comma.
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Good for: Wholesalers, retail shops, manufacturers, distributors
Online selling shaped around how you actually trade: net and gross prices, sales units, terms for regular accounts, deliveries on your schedule.
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Good for: Businesses with a repeating enquiry-and-offer workflow
The place where your business actually runs: customers, enquiries, orders and contact history in one view, instead of six notebooks and four inboxes.
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Good for: Event venues, clinics, workshops, rental companies, clubs
A calendar your customers can see and a panel where you control it. No more double bookings and no more "is Saturday free?" phone calls.
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Good for: Companies with unusual processes and founders building their own products
When off-the-shelf tools don't fit how you work, I build the system from scratch — including a subscription product if you want to sell it on.
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Good for: Businesses retyping the same data in several places
Connecting your site to what you already use: invoicing, stock, payments, calendars, email. Data flows on its own instead of being retyped by hand.
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Good for: Anyone who already has a site and wants it to start performing
Speeding up a slow site, improving visibility in Google, keeping things updated, and making sure it all still works at 10pm on a Sunday.
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Regardless of scope or budget, the items below are part of the deal. They're not an upsell — they're the definition of finished.
Design starts on the phone, because that's where most of your customers come from.
Optimised images, fonts and code. The page should be ready before anyone changes their mind.
Titles, descriptions, sitemap, structured data and a correct heading structure.
Contrast, keyboard support and screen readers — also because it's a legal requirement for many businesses.
HTTPS, protected forms, a privacy policy and deliberate data collection.
No locked-in platforms and no subscription to access your own site. You get the repository.
A restaurant, a workshop, a rental company, a wholesaler, a clinic — each of them works to a different rhythm. Below are the feature sets we usually start from.
Restaurants, event venues, catering, cafés. Customers want to know whether the date is free and what dinner costs — before they call.
Typical scope
No mysterious phases and no surprise invoices. Five steps, clear checkpoints, and direct contact with the person who actually writes the code.
I ask what your ordinary working day looks like and where it grinds. Out of that comes a feature list split into "needed now" and "can wait", with a written quote and a deadline attached.
I design the screens starting from the phone. Before a single line of code exists, you see how the site will look and behave — and that's the moment for changes at no extra cost.
I write the code and push what's ready to a staging URL you have access to every week. You watch progress as it happens instead of waiting two months for a big reveal.
I check speed, phones, browsers, accessibility and forms. I connect the domain, the certificate and analytics, and you get a short walkthrough of the panel — recorded, so you can come back to it.
Thirty days of fixes included in the project price. After that, an optional monthly retainer: updates, backups, monitoring and small changes without quoting each one separately.
The ranges below are a starting point, not an off-the-shelf price list. The final number depends on scope and comes out of our conversation — always in writing, always before work starts.
One well-designed page that turns a Google search into a phone call.
Timeline: 2–3 weeks
Included
A multi-page site with a panel where you manage content, prices and availability yourself.
Timeline: 4–6 weeks
Included
A store, a CRM or a custom application built around your process, not the other way round.
Timeline: from 8 weeks
Included
System integrations, migrating a legacy site, extending an existing app, ongoing technical care — I do that too. Tell me what you have in mind.
Net prices. A binding quote follows once the scope is agreed.
The first conversation is free and commits you to nothing. Tell me what you want to achieve and I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth it and how long it takes.
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