Fixed fee per project
A website planned around what visitors need to do, then designed, built and launched with search and tracking in place.
Pretty does not pay the bills. A site that gets found and brings enquiries does.
Every page, its job, and the searches it should be found for, agreed before design starts.
Layout and content order, for mobile and desktop.
Written for the reader first and the search second, or edits to yours.
From your brand guide or a fresh look.
WordPress for most business sites, Laravel and PHP when the site needs custom features. Fast templates and pages your team can edit.
Clean URLs, titles, structured data, sitemaps, and redirects from the old site.
Forms, calls and key events in GA4, tested before launch.
Hosting, SSL and backups set up, plus a session so your team can run the site.
Goals, visitors, competitors, then the sitemap and page plan.
Structure first, no colours. You approve it before any design.
Visual design on the approved wireframes, mobile and desktop together.
Development, content, SEO setup and tracking.
Real phones, slow connections, every form and every redirect. Then launch and handover.
I led the build of a small finance bank's website in early 2024, before its IPO. When a regulator later required a new domain, the structure we had built made the move manageable in 10 days. From January to June 2026, 92% of the site's Apply Now forms came from organic search.
Source: Google Analytics 4.
Built in mid-2025 with technical SEO from the first day and a page for every product line. It went from 2 organic visits in its launch month to 594 a month by May 2026.
Source: Google Analytics 4.
In recent years I have led 20+ website projects across banking, real estate, manufacturing, education and consumer brands.
WordPress for most business sites: easy to edit and cheap to maintain. Laravel and PHP when you need custom logic, portals or integrations. I recommend one after the plan, not before.
Both, from one plan. For brand identity work such as a logo or brand guide, I bring in a designer I work with.
I plan it and write the key pages, or edit yours. On larger sites, a writer I work with joins the project.
Not if the move is planned. Every old URL gets a redirect, checked before and after launch. See website migration SEO.
Website care if you want it: updates, backups and small fixes each month. Or your team takes over with the handover notes.
Yes, for research, first drafts, image concepts and code checks. It makes the work faster. A person reviews every page before it goes live.
Tell me what the site needs to do.
Not how it should look. What should a visitor be able to do, and what should happen next for your business?
Free, and without obligation.