// Services
New website? Existing website? Something gone wrong? I build, improve and modernise websites for businesses that want practical solutions without unnecessary complexity.
Sometimes you just need someone who knows how to fix the one you’ve got. Most of my work starts with finding out which of the two it is.
// The ladder
Start wherever makes sense. Nobody is expected to begin at the bottom and work up.
Find out where you actually stand, before anyone talks about budgets.
Most work starts here — and often ends here, which is the point.
For when starting again genuinely is the better value.
Ongoing support, so problems get caught before you notice them.
// Two ways to buy
Every project has two prices. Pay the standard price and you owe me nothing afterwards. Or take the lower price and commit to twelve months of Website Care alongside it — you save on the build, and I get a customer rather than a transaction. Both are honest deals; neither is the trap.
Every new website and modernisation includes three months of Care whichever price you take. It continues afterwards at the monthly rate unless you tell me to stop.
The £149 MOT, the £125 rescue investigation and the modernisation audit are all credited in full against the work they lead to. You are not paying twice to find out what is wrong.
If you take the committed price, that is a twelve-month Care plan and nothing longer. After that it is monthly, and you can stop whenever you like.
// How it fits together
Not a sales funnel so much as the order problems usually turn up in.
// In practice
Real shapes of work, not hypothetical packages. Note how rarely it starts with “build me a new website” — and where all three end up.
It works. They don’t want a new website — and they don’t need one.
Here a rebuild genuinely is the right answer.
This is the quiet one that adds up.
// Not sure?
That’s fine — and it’s the normal starting point. Tell me what you’re trying to achieve, what’s going wrong, or what you’re worried about. I’ll take a look and tell you what I think the sensible option is. If your website is fine, I’ll tell you it’s fine.
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